Auburn Women s Swimming & Diving Roster

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1 Auburn Women s Team Auburn Women s Swim & Dive Section Seniors Returning Athletes Newcomers Auburn Women s Year in Review Auburn Women s Top Times - SCY Auburn Women s Records

2 hen you look at this season s women s roster you may not recognize over Whalf of the team, but that is the most exciting aspect of the squad. The Tigers not only added 16 of the top swimmers and divers from 13 different states and two foreign countries but welcomed the addition of Co-Women s Head Coach Dorsey Tierney-Walker to the program. I am really excited about the experience and success that Dorsey will bring to the women s team, David Marsh commented. She is considered one of the top coaches in the nation with her strength being in the technical aspects of swimming and a strong background in training principles/programs that she has employed at Indiana and in her own swimming career. Dorsey s interaction with the team from day one has been very positive and the team has already taken to her in a way that should be a tremendous win-win for all. Gone from the roster are four key seniors from last year s team that won its third straight SEC title and finished runner-up at the NCAA level after winning the past three crowns. The Tigers will look to the 13 returning members, who have the thirst to reclaim the national title and continue the SEC streak, and count on the 16 newcomers to make this a reality. This year s team is a little different from those in the recent past, Tierney- Walker commented. In past years we have had a couple superstars amongst a very good team. This year we are strong from top to bottom; we are going to have to rely on our depth more than anything to accomplish the goals that we have set for ourselves. The goals are pretty consistent with every year in that we want to vie for a national and SEC title. Depth is a word that everyone involved in the women s swimming and diving program will get used to hearing this season. Even though the team may be young, the group as a whole brings in experience at the international and elite national level. Adding to this mix are nine upperclassmen who have been on three NCAA and SEC Champion teams and have a wealth of international experience under their belt s. I believe that with inexperience [at the collegiate level] comes quite a bit of enthusiasm, Tierney-Walked commented. This energy, in combination with the focus, strength and confidence of our upperclassmen, creates tremendous opportunity for this team. FREESTYLE The Tigers return three sprint freestyle swimmers that were NCAA finalists and All-American last year and lose just one, Jenni Anderson, to graduation. Senior Jana Kolukanova will lead the way in the sprints. At the World Championships this past summer, she recorded a personal best time and an Estonian national 100m (55.81) free record. Jana had a fantastic summer and finaled at the World Championship for the first time and she is excited, Tierney-Walker said. I think she is finally finding her grove. She is a quiet leader and a reliable performer, especially on relays. Also adding experience to the sprint group will be sophomore s Kara Denby and Emily Kukors. Denby and Kukors both earned All-American status in the sprint free s and were top-three finishers at the SEC Championship. Newcomer s Women s Preview Auburn Women s Swimming & Diving Roster Name Cl. Event Ht. Hometown Previous School Anne Amardeilh* Jr. Breaststroke 5-7 Avignon, France Lycee des Remparts Tawnie Bethune* Jr. Butterfly 5-8 Huntsville, Ala. Buckhorn Adrienne Binder*^ Jr. Distance Free 6-0 Santa Barbara, Calif. San Marcos Daniela Brands Fr. Backstroke/IM 5-11 St. Petersburg, Fla. St. Petersburg Catholic Blakeley Bunch Fr. Backstroke/IM 6-0 Boulder City, Nev. Nevada Katherine Caldwell Fr. Backstroke 5-7 Concord, N.C. Concord Kara Denby* So. Sprint Free/IM 5-9 Simi Valley, Calif Trinity Pacific Christian Alana Dillette Fr. Backstroke/IM 5-9 Nassau, Bahamas St. Andrews Lauren Duerk* Sr. Breaststroke/IM 5-8 Defiance, Ohio The Bolles School Emile Ewing Fr. Freestyle/Back 5-9 Madisonville, Ky. Madisonville North Hopkins Corey Lynn Gerlach Fr. Diving 5-3 Upper Arlington, Ohio Upper Arlington Katie Hanson Fr. Sprint Free/Butterfly 5-5 Auburn, Ala. The Bolles School Chelsea Haser Fr. Freestyle 5-9 Sykesville, Md. Century Kristen Hastrup* So. Fly/Mid. Dist. Free 5-8 Fresno, Calif. Clovis West Alicia Jensen Fr. Breaststroke 5-8 Eden Prairie, Minn. Eden Prairie Jana Kolukanova* Sr. Sprint Free 5-11 Tallinn, Estonia Estonian Sport Gymnasium Emily Kukors* So. Mid Dist. Free/Fly 5-9 Auburn, Wash. Auburn Danielle LeClair Fr. Butterfly/IM 5-6 Richmond, Va. Mills E. Godwin Margo McCawley Fr. Backstroke 5-8 Memphis, Tenn. St. Mary s Episcopal School Julianne McLane Fr. Middle Dist. Free 5-5 Concord, Calif. Carondelet Gisela Morales Fr. Backstroke/Fly 5-11 Guatemala Colegia Internaional Montessori Jeri Moss* Sr. Backstroke 5-10 Riverside, Calif. Riverside Poly Kara Nelson Fr. Butterfly 5-4 Portland, Ore. Jesuit Hayley Peirsol* Jr. Distance Free 5-8 Newport Beach, Calif. Newport Harbor Allison Randall Fr. Breaststroke/Fly 5-6 Huntsville, Ala. Huntsville Lynnsey Segraves* Jr. Diving 5-3 Logansport, Ind. Lewis Cass Julie Stupp* So. Breaststroke/IM 5-10 St. Louis, Mo. Mary Ins.and St. Louis Country Day Erin Volcan* Sr. Backstroke 5-8 Anaheim Hills, Calif. Canyon Whitney Wielgus Fr. Diving 5-3 Sugar Land, Texas Kempner * NCAA All-American ^ SEC Conference Champion! NCAA Champion Emile Ewing should also make an impact in the sprint category. Kara had a phenomenal end of the season last year and will help us tremendously, Tierney-Walker commented. The middle distance frees took a big hit with the loss of seven-time NCAA Champion Margaret Hoelzer. Senior Erin Volcan and Kukors, who was an All- American as a freshman in 200 free, will be called upon to fill in the gap. Blakeley Bunch also has the potential to add much needed depth in the middle distance. The 200 and 400 free relays will return Denby, Kukors and Kolukanova but also presents the opportunity for new faces to make the squad. That is what is exciting about this year, Tierney-Walker said. When you are around people on a daily basis who are trying to better themselves you have no choice but to fall into that as well. The competition for a spot on any of our relay s is something that should be encouraging for our new group and is healthy for everyone. The distance free duo of Adrienne Binder and Hayley Peirsol will look to dominate at all levels this season. Both Binder and Peirsol bring in a tremendous amount of experience on the international scene, where just this summer Peirsol won gold and silver in the distance events at the World University Games. Not only was Peirsol s suitcase a little heavier coming back from Turkey, but she also left her mark in the WUG record books in the 1500m free (16:08.06). In the previous WUG, Binder was the one collecting the medals as she won the 1500m free in Hayley had a terrific summer at the World University Games, recalled Tierney- Walker. Adrienne had a little more relaxed summer and is more refreshed coming into this season after turning in a stellar performance at the SEC Championships last season. Binder will be the obvious favorite in the 1650 free at the SEC level, where she owns the record (15:50.00) and two back-to-back titles. Peirsol, on the other hand, had a better showing at the NCAA level in this event where she finished runner-up (15:51.97). Newcomer Chelsea Haser who was a national qualifier in the 200, 500, 1000 and 1650 free s will be a welcome addition to the distance corp. BACKSTROKE Olympic and World Championship gold medalist Kirsty Coventry will always be looked upon as one of the greatest swimmers in AU history and in the backstroke where she excelled at all levels. Coventry s leadership and dominance will be missed this year in the back but senior s Jeri Moss and Erin Volcan look to pick up where Coventry left off. Jeri made her first national team this summer with the World Championships, Tierney-Walker said. With that she has come in with quite a bit of confidence. She seems determined to take advantage of every racing opportunity during her senior year. Moss swam in her first World Championships this summer and made it to the semi-finals in the 200 back with a best time (2:13.64). She brought home a silver medal from the World Championships, swimming with the 4x100 medley relay team where she showcased her talent in the back. At the second annual Duel in the Pool, Moss finaled in both the 100 and 200 back and with this came a new confidence she hopes to put into action in her final season at Auburn AUBURN Swimming & Diving

3 Women s Preview Known as a backstroke specialist, Volcan sports four All-American honor s in the 100 and 200 backs and a bronze World University Games medal (200 back, 2:13.82) and is the clear leader in this event which will be made up of mainly of freshmen. I think Erin will contribute significantly in the backstroke, commented Tierney-Walker. She is one that comes in and just takes care of business everyday and does things correctly. I look for her to come around quite a bit at the end of the season when we need her the most. She will continue to get better and gain confidence throughout the year. Gisela Morales, a 2005 World Championship and 2004 Olympic competitor for Guatemala, is expected to make an immediate impact in the 100 and 200 backstroke. Morales finished in the top 30 at the Athens Games in both events and will also battle with Volcan for a spot on the medley relays. Gisela has had quite a bit of international experience which is nice. When you bring that to the NCAA level it is a bit of an easier transition having handled that type of pressure before. She is used to competing at a very high level in the backstroke, said Tierney-Walker. Also expected to contribute in the backstroke are freshman Margo McCawley, who was a top-25 finisher at the 2004 Olympic Trials and USA National Junior Team member, Katherine Caldwell and Alana Dillette. Margo has had quite a bit of success, Tierney-Walker said. She was one of the best backstrokers coming out of high school last year. BREASTSTROKE The breaststroke group seems to be wide open early this season. The younger group will look to senior Lauren Duerk, who split s her time in the breast with the individual medley s, but brings in NCAA and SEC experience. Junior coteam captain Anne Amardeilh is coming off a successful summer in the 100 (1:13.24) and 200 (2:35.59) where she finaled at the World University Games in both. Amardeilh turned heads as a freshman in ; earning All-American honors in first time out in the 200 breast. Lauren is another one that has impressed me this year. I think Lauren my surprise some people. She has a bit of a no hold back attitude with a sense of urgency there, which I think is a good thing, said Tierney- Walker. Alicia Jensen will brighten the breaststroke as she has already made a name for herself in this stroke. Competing at the 2005 World Championship Trials, Jensen turned in a seventh place finish (2:32.38). Jensen was also a top-25 finisher in the 100 and 200 breast s at the 2004 Olympic Trials when only 16 years old. The addition of Alicia significantly helps us in the breaststroke area, Lauren Duerk Tierney-Walker commented. She is one that will contribute in both the 100 and 200. She is one of those people whose energy is just contagious. When she is on deck and in full force the whole energy level rises. Adding strength to the breast group will be sophomore Julie Stupp and freshman Allison Randall. Stupp surprised many last season in the 200 breast, finishing third ahead of teammates Amardeilh and Durek and the SEC Championship. Stupp will also be in competition for a spot on the medley s relays. BUTTERFLY Even with the loss of Hoelzer, the fly is poised to be one of Auburn s strongest. The Tigers return NCAA and SEC finalists junior Tawnie Bethune and sophomore Kristen Hastrup. Tawnie is one of the best butterfliers I have seen in a long time. She is just beautiful to watch and is very coachable and a hard worker. Look for her in the second part of the season as she returns after taking time off from training in the pre-season, Tierney-Walker said. At the senior national s this summer, Bethune won the 100 fly B final (1:00.80) and was the runner-up in the 200 B final with a personal best time (2:14.07). Hastrup will work on developing in the middle distance free s in the early part of the season and will shift her focus to the 200 fly in the second part of the season; an event which she earned All-American honors last season. After finding a precious third event, Moss will be looking to make a name for herself in this stroke as she has already done in the back. Jeri has found a third event after playing around with it for a few years, commented Tierney-Walker. Last year the coaches found the 100 fly and she is pretty fired up about it. For Kristen, being a sophomore is probably her greatest asset having been through one year, she knows what to expect and is in a little better grove both mentally and physically. Danielle LeClair and Kara Nelson, the freshmen, should add quality depth to the Tigers butterfly squad. INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Coventry s presence in the IM, where she won the national title in the 200 and 400 IM last year, will be missed but it also opens up the opportunity for new faces to emerge and take ownership of the event this will include Duerk, Kukors and Stupp. Swimmers to also keep an eye on in this event are Binder and Peirsol who have both proved they are ready to rise to the challenge in the IM events. Lauren is strong in the IM and I think her 400 will come around this year, Tierney-Walker said. She is definitely our top returner this year after having a good summer at the U.S. Nationals. I think Emily had some pretty big improvements last year in the 200 IM. She will be one that hopefully will be in contention for a championship in the 200 IM. Julie is going to improve quite a bit this year. She has a new found confidence from her performance last year. This trio of IMers all earned All-American honors last year at the NCAA championships in this specialty. Kukors made her presence known early in her career as a freshman with a fourth-place finish in the 200 IM. Both Durek and Stupp swam the 200 and 400 IM this summer at U.S. Nationals and was able to improve from their NCAA performances. Newcomer Blakeley Bunch has already turned the coaches heads in the IM where she is the reigning California/Nevada Sectional Champions (400 IM). I think Blakeley may surprise some people; she has impressed us so far, commented Tierney-Walker. DIVING This year s diving troop, led by coach Jeff Shaffer, has much to be excited about as they set out to do what has never been accomplished by a trio of divers at Auburn having more than one woman compete at the NCAA Championships. We have three very strong divers which I think may be the strongest women s program we have ever had, Shaffer said. It is very exciting and I look forward to the challenge of getting more than one female diver to the national championships. We have the potential to have all three there in 2006 and that would be a tremendous asset to the team in getting back to winning titles and a testament to the diving program at Auburn. Tiger junior Lynnsey Segraves who earned two All-American honors on 3- meter and platform and was named co-high point scorer at the SEC Championships after going fourth on platform (372.30) and fifth on both 1- (269.65) and 3-meter s (463.60) will lead the women s group this season. Segraves also achieved another feat by qualifying on all three events for the summer national championship, something she had yet to accomplish in her career. We anticipate Lynnsey will continue to perform well and improve her consistency and get back to the NCAA Championships, Shaffer said. I think it is a statement as to how hard she worked this summer and her further development in all three diving events when she qualified on all three three for summer nationals. Segraves will be surrounded by two newcomers, Corey Gerlach and Whitney Wielgus, who add balance to the diving program. Both freshmen have competed at the senior national level and have had much success early in their careers. Look for both to help bolster the women s team at national s. Corey s experience comes primarily on the springboard while Whitney s is on platform. Both should compliment one another while they provide a consistent team representation on all diving events, Shaffer said. With leadership and collegiate experience from Segraves and the talent from both freshmen, the potential for the most valuable point production at the SEC and NCAA levels in Auburn history is on the horizon for the season. Lynnsey Segraves Women s Qualifying Standards 25-Yard Course Event A B Standard Standard 50 Freestyle Freestyle Freestyle 1: : Freestyle 4: : ,650 Freestyle 16: : Butterfly Butterfly 1: : Backstroke Backstroke 1: : Breaststroke 1: : Breaststroke 2: : IM 2: : IM 4: : Freestyle Relay 1: : Freestyle Relay 3: : Freestyle Relay 7: : Medley Relay 1: : Medley Relay 3: : Meter Diving Points - Dual 255/ 6 optional format Meter Diving Points - Dual 270/ 6 optional format 280 Platform Diving Points - Dual 260/5 dives AUBURN Swimming & Diving 31

4 LaurenDUERK Senior Defiance, Ohio IM/Breaststroke Advice that I would give an incoming teammate is to make the most of every year no matter what happens - good or bad. Time truly does fly by. Six-time All-American Academic All-District IV ( ) CSCAA Academic Honor Roll SEC Academic Honor Roll Academic All-American ( ) SEC Swimming Scholar Athlete of the Year ( ) As a Junior : Swam in the 200 (4:57.37) and 400 (2:21.87) IMs at the senior national championship... Was part of the CSCAA Academic Honor Roll, for the second consecutive year... Named to Academic All-District IV first team... Awarded the Stanley Louis Sugar Award for second straight year... Earned honorable mention All-American honors in the 400 IM (4:19.10) at the NCAA Championship... Swam to a seventh-place finish in the 200 breast at SECs with a time of 2: Came in 10th in the 200 IM (2:00.89) and 11th in the 400 IM (4:13.66) at the conference championship. As a Sophomore : Named to the CoSIDA Academic All-America At-Large team with a 4.0 GPA... Awarded Auburn s Stanley Louis Sugar Award... Swam in the 200 breaststroke (2:38.15), the 200 IM (2:21.60) and the 400 IM (4:56.99) at the 2004 USA Olympic Team Trials... SEC Swimming Scholar Athlete of the Year... Moved up to All-America status in the 200 IM, placing seventh with a time of 2: NCAA finalist and All-American in 400 IM with a time of 4: Also earned All-America honors in the 200 breaststroke (2:29.03)... Earned three fourth-place finishes at the SEC Championships... Swam a time of 4:13.24 in the 400 IM to place fourth for the second straight season at the conference meet... Moved up from seventh to fourth in the 200 IM at 2: Clocked a 2:13.55 in the 200 breast : All-American in the 400 IM (4:17.26) at NCAAs... Had personal-best in the prelims of the 400 IM of 4: Honorable mention All-America in the 200 IM with a time of 2: Also swam in the 200 breast at NCAAs (2:15.94)... Finished fourth in the 400 IM (4:15.66) at the SEC Championships... Was the sixth-place finisher in the 200 breast (2:16.27) at SECs... Placed seventh at the SEC Championships in the 200 IM with a time of 2:01.68 and a prelim time of 2:00.88, which was the sixth-fastest time at the championships. High School: Graduated from The Bolles School in 2002 Swam for Jeff Poppell and the Bolles School Sharks Olympic Trials qualifier in the 200 breast and 400 IM 2000 Florida Short Course Swimmer of the Year (15-16 age group) Florida High School State Champion in the 200 IM and 100 breaststroke U.S. Swimming All-American Listed in Who s Who in American High Schools. Personal: Full name is Lauren Diane Duerk... Parents are John and Loraine Duerk... Born May 9, Has five siblings; Amber, Coral, Ivan, Aaron and Rob... Is majoring in biomedical sciences and is pre-pharmacy. More on Lauren: Says best non-athletic talent is singing the Chipmunk Song in a chipmunk voice... Best thing about Auburn are the football games, Toomer s Corner and the team... Most famous person she has met was Rowdy Gaines... Can t go a week without the internet... Says the mutual love for Big Blue Bagel is the best thing about her AU team. 100 Breast 1: Breast 2: IM 2: IM 4:13.24 Duerk s Top Times 100 Breast 1: Breast 2: IM 2: IM 4: AUBURN Swimming & Diving

5 JanaKOLUKANOVA Senior Tallinn, Estonia Sprint Freestyle The person who has had the most impact on my athletic career, recently, is my roommate and former Auburn swimmer Margaret Hoelzer. I like her analytical attitude and contemplation Twelve-time All-American 2005 World Championship Finalist Two-time Olympian (Estonia) SEC Academic Honor Roll As a Junior : Swam personal best times in the 50m free (25.28) and 100m free (55.81) at the World Championship... Finalist in the 50 free and semifinalist in 100 free at World Championship... Set a new Estonian record in the 100 free (25.28) in the semifinal at World s... Finished third at NCAAs in the 100 free with a new PR of to earn All-American honors... Also swam to a new personal best in the 50 free with a time of in the prelims and ended up All-American by finishing fifth in the final (22.43)... Earned three more All-American honors swimming on the 200, 400 and 800 free relay s... Anchored the 200 free and 200 medley relay s at SECs that finished runner-up... Also swam with the 400 free relay at SECs... Came in fifth in the 50 free (22.67), sixth in the 100 free (49.52) and ninth in the 200 free (1:48.27) at the conference championships. As a Sophomore : Represented her native Estonia in the XXVIII Olympics for the second time...competed in both the 50m and 100m freestyles in Athens... Ranked 17th in 50 free (24.87) in the SCM World Rankings... Earned her first All-America honor in the 50 free at the national championships with a time of after going in prelims... Also earned her first honorable mention All-America honor in the 100 free, placing ninth (54.98)... Swam the third leg of the NCAA runner-up 200 free relay with a split of Competed as an exhibition swimmer at SEC Championships... Clocked a in the 100 free, which would have placed her in the championship finals... Time of in the 50 free would have placed her in the consolation finals... Also swam the 200 free (1:50.85) : Competed at the FINA World Championships in the 50m free (26.81) and 100 free (57.45)... Placed second in the consolation finals of the 100m free (56.94) and third in the consolation finals of the 50m free (26.55) at the World University Games... Swam the second leg of the NCAA runner-up 200 free relay (1:29.04) with a split of All-America honorable mention in the 50 free (23.12) placing 15th after a prelims time of Swam the 100 free at NCAAs, placing 20th (50.00)... Exhibitioned at SEC Championships... Time of in the 50 free at the SEC Championships would have placed fourth in the finals in the 100 free would have placed seventh in the finals... Also swam the 200 free (1:52.46)... Joined the Tigers from Estonia in January. High School: Graduated from Estonian Sport Gymnasium in Competed in the Sydney Olympics as well as the World and European Championships... Semi-finaled in the 50 free in the 2000 Olympic Games... Swam for Igor Filin in high school... Also swam for Tiit-Urmas Reiter with the Kalev club team. Personal: Full name is Jana Kolukanova... Parents are Eevi and Vitali Kolukanova... Born August 4, Mother played basketball in college... Also has a brother, Andrei, who played basketball for TTU University in Estonia... Majoring in psychology. More on Jana: Says her best non-athletic talent is dancing... The most famous person she has ever met was Andrea Bocelli... Her favorite TV show is anything on the Food Network... Advice that she would give an incoming teammate is Attitude is Everything!... Favorite destination is Brazil. 50 Free Free Kolukanova s Top Times 50 Free Free AUBURN Swimming & Diving 33

6 JeriMOSS Senior Riverside, Calif. Backstroke My goal for the season is to be a leader that people on the team can respect and would want to follow. I also want to be faster than I have ever been. Six-time All-American 2005 World Championship Silver Medalist (4x100 Medley) SEC Academic Honor Roll As a Junior : At the World Championship, swam the first leg in the preliminary round with the U.S. 4x100 medley team that went on to earn silver in the final... Turned in a new PR in the 200m back at World s in the semifinal (2:13.64)... Also swam the 50m back at World s... Finaled in the 200m back and 100m back at the Duel in the Pool... Earned All-American honors in the 100 back (53.73) and 200 back (1:56.80) at NCAAs... Was an honorable mention All-American in the 100 fly (55.15)... Turned in personal best times in all three individual events at NCAAs... Turned in two top-five performances at the SEC Championship in the 100 (54.68) and 200 (1:55.68) back s... Came in 13th in the 200 IM at SECs in a time of 2: As a Sophomore : Semi-finalist in both the 100 (1:03.94) and 200 (2:18.40) backstrokes at Olympic Trials... Had clocked a 2:16.15 during the prelims of the 200 at Trials... Earned honorable mention All-America honors in the 200 back, placing 14th with a time of 2:11.78 after qualifying in 2: Also swam in the 100 back (1:01.08) and the 200 free (2:02.18)... Finaled in all three of her events at the SEC Championships... Placed fifth in the 100 back with a time of 54.61, the highest finish of her career... Also collected a sixth-place finish in the 200 back (1:59.89)... Placed 14th in the 200 free (1:49.48) : All-America honorable mention in the 100 back placing 14th (54.80) after a in the prelims... Also swam the 200 back at NCAAs, placing 19th (1:59.04)... Placed seventh at the SEC Championships in the 100 back (54.98) and had a prelims time of Also placed eighth in the 200 back (2:00.78) with a prelims time of 1: Also swam the 100 fly at the conference championships (57.21). High School: Graduated from Riverside Poly in 2002 Coached by Dr. Dave Salo with the Irvine Novaquatics Olympic Trials qualifier in the 100 back and 200 back 1997 Junior National Champion in the 200 back Two-time All-American in the 100 back and 100 fly. Personal: Full name is Jeri Adrianne Moss... Parents are Glenn and Gigi Moss... Born Oct. 23, Has two siblings; Casey and Glenn... Majoring in communications. More on Jeri: Says her favorite TV show is Nip/Tuck... Best non-athletic talent is singing... Favorite destination is Maui, Hawaii... Lists most interesting family fact is that her grandfather built the first autocenter in the nation... Advice she would give an incoming teammate is to learn from every experience, good or bad... Would like to work for CBS as a sports broadcaster in Los Angeles... Says she can t go a week without chocolate... Most memorable swimming moment was the moment she realized she qualified for the World Championship team. 100 Back Back 1: Fly Free 1: IM 2:01.22 Moss Top Times 50 Back Back 1: Back 2: AUBURN Swimming & Diving

7 ErinVOLCAN Senior Anaheim Hills, Calif. Backstroke/IM Advice that I would give an incoming teammate would be to get into a good routine quickly - it is hard to change bad habits Team Co-Captain Four-time All-American Two-time CSCAA Academic All-American SEC Academic Honor Roll 2003 World University Games Bronze Medalist - 200m Back As a Junior : Tied for first in the B final at senior nationals in the 200m back (2:15.69)... Swam on the 4x200 free team at senior nationals... Named to the CSCAA Academic All-American team... Finished 11th in the 200 back final at the NCAA Championship to earn honorable mention All-American honors in a new personal best time of 1: Came in fifth at SECs in the 200 back with a time 1: Finalist at SECs in the 100 back (55.37) and in the 200 free (1:48.72)... Clocked a PR in the 200 free prelim. of 1: As a Sophomore : Ranked 24th in the SCM World Rankings in the 200 back (2:09.24)... Finalist in the 200 back at the 2004 USA Olympic Team Trials, placing sixth (2:14.90)... Also was a semi-finalist in the 100 back, finishing 13th (1:03.70)... Earned two All-American honors at NCAAs in 100 and 200 back s... Registered a 2:10.22 in the 200 back after posting a 2:09.24 in prelims... Went 1:01.00 in the finals of the 100 back after a 1:00.19 in prelims... Also qualified for NCAAs in the 200 IM, touching in a time of 2:15.76 at the meet... Had her highest finish at SECs in the 200 back, placing fourth (1:55.70)... Also finaled in the 100 back (54.71)... Swam the 200 IM at SECs, clocking a 2:04.20 to be the first alternate for championship finals : Bronze medalist in the 200m backstroke (2:13.82 ) at the World University Games... Was ranked 26th in the 200m back (2:13.82) in the world... NCAA All-America honorable mention in the 200 back as she won the consolation finals in a time of 1: Also swam the 100 back (54.96) and the 200 free (1:49.30) at the NCAA Championships... Was the fifth-place finisher in the 200 back (1:57.22) at the SEC Championships... Also finaled in the 200 free (1:50.32) while clocking a 1:48.99 in the prelims... Also placed eighth in the 100 back (55.61) with a prelims time of High School: Graduated from Canyon in 2002 Swam for Dr. Dave Salo and Irvine Novaquatics Held every Canyon High record with the exception of the 100 breast 1999 Junior National Champion in 200m free Placed third in the 200 back at the 2000 US Open member of the Venezuelan National Team 2000 South American Champion in the 200m back in Argentina Two-time Scholastic All-American. Personal: Full name is Erin Nicole Volcan... Born Jan. 12, Daughter of Jorge and Shauna Volcan Has a sister, Lauren, who played water polo at UC Irvine, and a younger brother, Derek... Father swam in college while mother played tennis... Double majoring in finance and Spanish. More on Erin: Says one thing she can t go a week without is talking to her mom... Favorite actress is Natalie Portman... Most famous person she has ever met were the Wayans Brothers... Best part about her AU team are the teammates because they are her best friends... Biggest pet peeve is people who chew gum loud... Three words that describe her are honest, competitive and stubborn. 100 Back Back 1: Free 1: IM 2:03.36 Volcan s Top Times 100 Back 1: Back 2: Free 2: AUBURN Swimming & Diving 35

8 AnneAMARDEILH Junior Avignon, France Breaststroke Co-Team Captain Two-time All-American 2005 World University Games competitor SEC Academic Honor Roll As a Sophomore : Represented France at the World University Games in the 100m and 200m breast s... Made the B finals in both events, finishing fifth in the 100m breast (1:13.24) and eighth in the 200m (2:35.59)... Competed in the preliminaries of the 400 IM and 100 and 200 breast s at NCAAs... Finished fifth in the 200 breast at SECs with a PR of 2: Swam 1:03.18 in the 100 breast final at SECs to finish ninth... Also swam in the 400 IM finals (4:17.71) : Earned All-America honors in the 200m breaststroke at NCAAs with a time of 2: Helped the AU 400 medley relay to a fifth-place finish swimming the breaststroke leg in a time of 1:08.85 in the finals... Also swam the 100 breast at the national championships, placing 24th (1:09.90)... Competed at the SEC Championships, finishing sixth in both the 100 breast (1:03.12) and 200 breast (2:14.84)... Also swam in the 400 IM at the conference meet (4:18.70)... Joined the Tigers in January. High School: Swam for Serge LeClaire and the Clichy 92 team in France. Personal: Full name is Anne Amardeilh... Daughter of Michel and Michele Amardeilh... Born Feb. 15, Has a brother, Marc, who played water polo for the French national team... Majoring in hotel and restaurant management. Says the best thing about her Auburn team is that they are like a second family to her. More on Anne: Nickname is Nanou... Favorite destination is the Mediterranean Sea... One thing she can t go a week without is laughing... Says her best non-athletic talent is cooking... One thing she would like to accomplish in college is to graduate with a GPA over 3.5. Two-time All-American SEC Academic Honor Roll TawnieBETHUNE Junior Huntsville, Ala. Butterfly As a Sophomore : Won the B final of the 100m fly at the Senior National Championship in a new personal best time of 1: Finished second in the B final at senior nationals in the 200m fly with a new PR of 2: Earned All-American honors in the 100 fly at NCAAs (53.34)... Swam a faster 100 fly prelim of 52.85, a new PR... Came in third in the 100 (53.41) and 200 fly s (1:56.27) at SECs... Also swam in the 200 back at SECs and ended up eighth (2:02.52). As A : Swam in both the 100 fly (1:03.85) and 200 fly (2:19.01) at the 2004 USA Olympic Team Trials... Was the first alternate for the NCAA team that won the national title... Swam in three events at her first SEC Championships... Raced to a fourth-place finish in the 200 fly, clocking a 1: Finished 13th in the 200 back with a time of 2:02.95 and a prelims time of 2: She consoled in the 100 fly with a time of High School: Swam for Brooke Pate and the Huntsville Swim Association Club Team... Multiple state champion in the 100 fly and 200 IM... Member of the National Honor Society... Listed in the Who s Who Among American High School Students. Personal: Full name is Tawnie Elainia Bethune... Born Oct. 13, Parents are Robert and Brenda Bethune... Has a sister, Leigh Anne... Majoring in interior design. Advice I would give an incoming teammate would be to give it you re all and when it isn t your day - push someone else to do better. More on Tawnie... Says her biggest pet peeve is walking in wet grass... Favorite book is The Perks of Being a Wallflower... Her most memorable swimming moment was winning the SEC Championship and singing the AU fight song... Best non-athletic talent is putting on liquid eyeliner. 100 Breast 1: Breast 2: IM 4:12.97 Amardeilh s Top Times 100 Breast 1: Breast 2: IM 4: Fly Fly 1: IM 4:28.20 Bethune s Top Times 100 Fly 1: Fly 2: IM 5: AUBURN Swimming & Diving

9 Six-time All-American Two-time SEC Champion (1650 Free) SEC Record Holder (1650 Free) 2003 World University Games Silver Medalist 2001 Goodwill Games Bronze Medalist (800 Free) CSCAA Academic All-American SEC Academic Honor Roll As a Sophomore : Named to CSCAA Academic All-American team... Earned All-American honors in the 400m IM (4:11.38) and 1650 free (16:01.93) with fifth-place finishes at the NCAA Championship... Swam in the prelims of the 500 free at NCAAs... Successfully defended her SEC title in the 1650 free and broke own SEC record in a time of 15: Was the runner-up at SECs in the 500 free in a time of 4: Also competed in the 400 IM and finished fourth (4:11.15)... Scored 52 points for her AU women s SEC Champion team : Was ranked seventh in the 1500 free (16:06.57) in the SCM World Rankings... Was also ranked 21st in the 400 IM (4:39.69) and 22nd in the 400 free (4:06.90)... Finalist in the 400 IM at the 2004 USA Olympic Team Trials, finishing fourth (4:45.61) after posting a prelims time of 4: Also placed 10th in the 800 free (8:41.38) and 20th in the 400 free (4:17.57)... Swam the third leg of the fourth-place 800 free relay team at NCAAs, splitting 2: Placed fifth in the 400 free on the first day of NCAAs, clocking a 4:07.71 in finals after a 4:06.90 in the prelims... Earned a sixth-place finish in the 400 IM with a 4:40.00 in the finals following a prelims time of 4: Also earned All-America honors in the 1500 free with a 16:06.57, finishing seventh... Established the SEC record in winning the 1650 free in a time of 15:51.70, breaking the previous record of 15:58.15 set by Tami Bruce in 1988, the oldest women s conference record... Swam the third leg of the SEC Champion 800 free relay with a split of 1: Registered a 4:44.15 in the 500 free to place third at the conference meet... Also finished ninth in the 400 IM with a time of 4: High School: Swam for Ira Klein s Santa Barbara Swim Club... Was ranked eighth in the 800m free (8:32.41), 12th in the 1500m free (16:16.31), 20th in the 400m IM (4:47.02) and 30th in the 400m free (4:13.09) in the world... Time of 15:42.44 in a sectional meet in 2003 was the second-fastest mile ever by an American... Silver medalist in the 1500m free at the 2003 World University Games... Member of the National A team Olympic Trials qualifier in the 400m IM, 400m free and 800m free... Placed fifth in the 800m free at the 2002 Phillips 66 Summer Nationals... Won the 400m IM and was second in the 1500m free, third in the 400m free and fourth in the 800m free at the 2002 Phillips 66 Spring Nationals... Won a bronze medal in the 800m free at the 2001 Goodwill Games Scholastic All-American. Personal: Full name is Adrienne Michelle Binder... Born March 20, Parents are Andy and Carolyn Binder... Has an older sister, Alexis, who swam on the USA s Pan Am Games team in Majoring in criminology and business. Advice that I would give an incoming teammate is to have fun and don t hold back because the years fly by. More on Adrienne: Something most people don t know about her is that she still sleeps with her blankie... Says best thing about Auburn is the school spirit... Best part of being a collegiate athlete is the pride in team achievement. 500 Free 4: Free 15: IM 4:11.15 AdrienneBINDER Junior Santa Barbara, Calif. Distance Free/IM Binder s Top Times 400 Free 4: Free 8: Free 16: IM 4:43.16 HayleyPEIRSOL Junior Newport Beach, Calif. Distance Free U.S. National A Team Member 2005 World University Games Gold, Silver Medalist Four-time All-American 2003 World Championship Silver Medalist (1500 Free) 2002 Pan-Pacific Bronze Medalist (800 Free) As a Sophomore : Gold medal winner in the 1500m free in a World University Games record time of 16: Added silver to collection in 800m free at the WUGs in a time of 8: Won the B final of the 400m free at the senior national championship with a personal best time of 4: Swam to an All-American finish in the 1650 free at NCAAs with a time of 15:52.48, good enough for second place... All-American in the 500 free (4:44.09)... Turned in a PR in the 500 free in the preliminary round (4:43.17)... Named honorable mention All-American in the 400 IM... Was runner-up in the 1650 free at the SEC Championship in a time of 15:51.97, a personal best... Finished fifth in the 500 free (4:43.26) and 10th in the 400 IM (4:15.23, a PR) : Was ranked 16th in the SCM World Rankings in the 1500 free (16:15.75)... Competed at the 2004 USA Olympic Team Trials... Finished fifth in the 800 free (8:31.29) and was a semi-finalist in the 400 free, placing 13th (4:14.04)... Earned the first honorable mention All- America honor of her career in the 1500 free, placing 16th with a time of 16:15.75 at NCAAs... Just missed the consolation finals of the 200 free at NCAAs, clocking a 4: Also swam the 400 IM (4:47.49)... Had her best showing at SECs in the 1650 free, placing fourth with a time of 16: Finished 10th in the 500 free with a 4: Time of 4:22.90 in the finals of the 400 IM placed her 16th despite a 4:21.54 in prelims. High School: Graduated from Newport Harbor in Swam for Dr. Dave Salo and Novaquatics... Was ranked fourth in the 1500m free (16:09.04), 18th in the 800m free (8:36.27), 44th in the 400m free (4:14.84) and 50th in the 400m IM (4:50.63) in the world... Silver medalist in the 1500m free at the 2003 World Championships (16:09.64)... Competed at the 2003 Mutual of Omaha Duel in the Pool, winning silver in the 800m free... Won her first international medal at the 2002 Pan Pacific Championships, winning bronze in the 800m free National A team member... US Olympic Trials qualifier in the 400m free, 800m free and 400m IM. Personal: Full name is Hayley Reide Peirsol... Parents are Tim Hartig and Louella Peirsol... Born Aug. 9, Brother, Aaron, is currently a World Record Holder and was a 2000 and 2004 Olympic Gold medalist, and swam at Texas... The pair was the first brother-sister combination to medal at the World Championships... Majoring in criminology. My personal goal for the season is to better everything from last season - my times, attitude, relationships, lifting skills, etc. More on Hayley: Favorite place to travel is Costa Rica... One thing she can t go a week without is buying an article of clothing... Best thing about Auburn are the football games and Moe s Southwest Grill. 500 Free 4: Free 15: IM 4:15.23 Peirsol s Top Times 400 Free 4: Free 8: Free 16: IM 4: AUBURN Swimming & Diving 37

10 Two-time All-American 2005 SEC Co-High Point Diver LynnseySEGRAVES Junior Logansport, Ind. Diving As a Sophomore : Competed at the US National Senior Diving Championship on the 1- and 3-meter and platform... Came in 13th on the 3-meter after the semifinal round... Finished fourth on the 1-meter (425.85) and sixth on the 3-meter (413.90) at the Zone B Diving Championship... Finished 10th on the 3-meter (476.20) at the NCAA Championship to earn honorable mention All-American honors... Also received honorable mention All- America status on the platform (371.15) and competed on the 1- meter springboard... Came in fourth on the platform at SECs (372.30)... Was fifth on the 1- (269.65) and 3-meter (463.60) springboard s at the conference meet : Competed at the Zone B Diving Championships, scoring a personal best on the 3-meter... Missed the majority of the second half of the season, including the SEC Championships, due to injury... Placed seventh on the 1-meter at the Georgia Diving Invite (242.60). High School: Graduated from Lewis Cass in Dove for Tim McLaughlin in high school and John Wingfield with the Indianapolis Starz... Three-time national qualifier... Placed fourth on the platform at the Outdoor Speedo Nationals... Competed at the Junior World Trials, placing 10th on the platform All-American... MIC Conference record holder on the one-meter... Three-time high school All-American... Four time sectional and three-time conference champion and record holder... All-State first team selection for the year... Placed second at the Indiana state meet... National Honor Roll inductee. Personal: Full name is Lynnsey Marie Segraves... Parents are David and Robin Segraves... Born Aug. 7, Father played football at Northern Iowa... Has a younger brother, Garrett.. Majoring in sociology and marketing. Advice that I would give an incoming teammate is to always keep a positive attitude and a strong work ethic because practices will be challenging but all the work will pay off in the end. More on Lynnsey: Can t go a week without her cell phone... Says best part of being a collegiate athlete is the new complex for studying... Most memorable diving moment was qualifying for NCAAs last year for the first time and it being held in hometown... Best thing about AU team is the team unity and positive atmosphere. Segraves Top Scores Top Scores 3-meter (6) meter (11) Platform (9) Six-time All-American CSCAA Academic All-American : Swam at the Senior National Championship... Earned three honorable mention All-American honors in the 50 and 100 free s and 100 breast at NCAAs... Swam anchor for the 200 free relay that swam to an All-American finish (third, 1:29.33)... Received two more All-American honors competing with the fourth-place 400 medley and fifth-place 200 medley relay s... Tied for third in the 100 free at SECs in a personal best time of Also placed third in the 50 free (22.63) and was sixth in the 100 breast (1:02.03)... Swam on three relay s that finished as runner-up at the SEC Championship (200 and 400 medley and 200 free) and was on the third-place finishing 400 medley relay. High School: Graduated from Trinity Pacific Christian in Swam for Paul Davidson and Conejo Simi Aquatics... Swam at the 2004 USA Olympic Trials, placing 28th in the 50 free (26.50), 32nd in the 100 free (57.31) and 34th in the 200 IM (2:20.76)... Finished fourth in the 100 free and ninth in the 50 free at 2004 Summer Nationals Summer Junior National Champion in the 50 and 100 freestyles as well as the 200 free relay... Named to the SCS Senior All-Star team for three consecutive years... Also named to the USA Swimming Scholastic All- America team. Personal: Full name is Kara Janelle Denby... Parents are Dennis and Lynn Denby... Born May 28, Has two siblings, Phillip and Erin... Brother Phillip swam for Wheaton College... Majoring in zoology and hopes to attend Auburn s vet school. My goal for the season is three top-eight finishes at NCAAs with best times. I want to be the most positive and encouraging person on the team - a team player. More on Kara... Lists Tom Hanks as favorite actor... Most famous person she ever met was Tracy Gold... Biggest pet peeve is feet... Says the Olympic Trials were her most memorable swimming moment... Says the best thing about her AU team is that they share the same goals... Laid back, funny and reserved are three words she would use to describe herself. 50 Free Free Breast 1: IM 2:01.50 KaraDENBY Sophomore Simi Valley, Calif. Sprint Free/IM Denby s Top Times 50 Free Free Breast 1: IM 2: AUBURN Swimming & Diving

11 All-American CSCAA Academic All-American KristenHASTRUP Sophomore Fresno, Calif. Fly/Mid. Dist. Free : Earned honorable mention All-America honors in the 200 fly at the NCAA Championship (1:58.22)... Swam in the preliminary round of the 100 fly (54.70) and 500 free (4:50.89)... Finaled in the 200 fly at the SEC Championship... Turned in a personal best performance in the 100 fly final at SECs, finishing 10th with a time of Also consoled in the 500 free (4:51.45). High School: Graduated from Clovis West in Swam for Tom Milich and the Clovis Swim Club... Also swam for Steve Baxter at Clovis West... Competed at the 2004 USA Olympic Team Trials in the 400 free (4:21.09), the 100 fly and the 200 fly (2:16.24)... Member of the National Junior Team... Placed fifth in the 200 fly and 16th in the 100 fly at the 2003 Summer Nationals... A top-10 finisher in the 200 fly at the Phillips 66 Summer Nationals in both 2001 and California state champion in the 100 and 200 fly s and 200 and 400 yard freestyles time high school All-American... Clovis West Principal's Honor Roll. Personal: Full name is Kristen Marie Hastrup... Parents are William and Geraldine Hastrup... Born April 8, Has two brothers, John and Mikael... Brother John swims for Harvard... Majoring in biomedical science and business. The person who has had the biggest impact on my athletic career was my age-group coach. She taught me to really enjoy the sport of swimming. More on Kristen: Most famous person she has met was Janet Evans... Best non-athletic talent is baking... Best thing about Auburn is that everything is green... Favorite actress is Julia Roberts... Most people don t know that she likes to play the piano... Hopes to be graduated from medical school in 10 years. Six-time All-American EmilyKUKORS Sophomore Auburn, Wash. Mid. Dist. Free/Fly : Earned All-America honors in the 200 IM at NCAAs, finishing fourth (1:57.75)... Came in seventh in the 200 free with a time of 1:47.35 and earned All-America status... Swam anchor for the 400 medley team that finished All-American (fourth, 3:35.30)... Also swam with the All-American 400 and 800 free relay s... In the 100 free, earned honorable mention All-American honors, finishing 11th (49.42)... Was the runner-up in the 200 IM at SECs (1:58.21) and came in third in both the 100 (48.94) and 200 free s (1:45.76) with personal best times... Swam anchor for the 400 free and 400 medley relay s that finished second and third, respectively at SECs. High School: Graduated from Auburn, Washington in Swam for Sean Hutchison and King Aquatic Club... Also swam for Scott McLaughlin at Auburn HS... Competed at the 2004 USA Olympic Team Trials in the 100 free (57.05), 200 free (2:04.08), 100 fly (1:02.41) and 200 fly (2:15.92)... Also qualified in the 200 and 400 IMs but chose not to swim them... Placed second in the 200 free at the 2003 Summer Nationals. Personal: Full name is Emily Nichole Kukors... Parents are Pete and Jaapje Kukors... Born April 13, Has two sisters, Ariana and Mattie... Both sisters swim for King Aquatic Club... Ariana won the 200 and 400 IM at the 2005 Summer Nationals... Majoring in broadcast journalism. Advice that I would give an incoming teammate would be to never give up and to always believe in your teammates. More on Emily: Lists favorite class at Auburn as public speaking... Says the best thing about being a collegiate athlete is being part of a team... Her most memorable swimming moment was winning SECs in 2005 by six points... Three words that describe her are energetic, outgoing and supportive... Favorite destination is Cabo san Lucas. 100 Fly Fly 1: Free 1: Free 4:50.66 Hastrup s Top Times 100 Fly 1: Fly 2: Free 2: Free 4: Free Free 1: Fly 1: Fly 1:57.02 Kukors Top Times 100 Free Free 2: Fly 1: Fly 2: AUBURN Swimming & Diving 39

12 JulieSTUPP Sophomore St. Louis, Mo. IM/Breast Two-time All-American CSCAA Academic All-American : Swam at the Senior National Championship... Earned honorable mention All-American honors in the 200 and 400 IMs at the NCAA Championship... Time of 2:00.25 in the qualifying round of the 200 IM was a new personal best... Also competed in the 200 breast prelims...was third at the SEC Championship in the 200 breast (2:12.97), a personal best... Came in eighth and set new personal bests in both the 400 IM (4:13.43) and 100 breast (1:02.46). High School: Graduated from Mary Institute and St. Louis Country Day School in Swam for Nick Rudich s Parkway Swim Club... Swam at the 2004 USA Olympic Team Trials in the 100 breaststroke (1:13.80)... Two-time Olympic Trials qualifier, the first time coming while she was in the ninth grade... Open Ozark LSC Record Holder in the 100 breaststroke (LCM) and the 200 breaststroke (LCM and SCY)... Also holds six other agegroup Ozark LSC records... Also competed for the Mary Institute and St. Louis Country Day School track team... Anchored state champion 4x800m relay in 2003 and Captain her junior and senior years... Scholastic All-American. Personal: Full name is Julie Anne Stupp... Parents are John and Julie Stupp... Born March 12, Has four siblings, Nora, Johnny, Hallie and Tommy... Father was a golfer at Lehigh while mother played field hockey at Missouri... Sister Nora swims for Duke... Majoring in mass communications. Advice that I would give an incoming teammate would be that you can do anything with a positive attitude and a lot of hard work - believe in yourself. More on Julie: Favorite class at Auburn is Spanish... Says the most famous person she has ever met was Patrick Swayze... Says the best thing about her AU team is that they always fight to the finish... Wants to be a news/sports broadcaster on TV... The one thing she can t go a week without is Diet Coke... Favorite actor is Orlando Bloom. DanielaBRANDS St. Petersburg, Fla. Free/Back/IM High School: Attended St. Petersburg Catholic HS and swam for the St. Petersburg Aquatics Team coached by Fred Lewis... Florida State Championship qualifier four consecutive years... City and District Champion and record holder... Senior National Participant... HS record holder... Held Principle Honors in the classroom. Personal: Full name is Daniela Renee Brands... Born on September 4, Parents are Horst and Rita Brands... Born in Germany... Majoring in international business with a minor in German. Advice that I would give an incoming teammate would be to have a positive attitude and never give up. More on Daniela: Most famous person she has met is the Pope John Paul... Favorite movie is A Walk to Remember... Says that her most embarrassing sports moment was at her first swim meet when she dove in and ended up in the lane next to hers and finished in the wrong lane... Says the best thing about Auburn is the team unity and positiveness. BlakeleyBUNCH Boulder City, Nev. Back/IM High School: Attended Boulder City HS... Swam with the Boulder City Henderson HEATWAVE Swim Team under coach Mike Polk Review Journal HS Swimmer of the Year Nevada HS 500 free champion... California/Nevada Sectional Champion in the 200 back and 400 IM. Personal: Full name is Blakeley Jane Bunch... Parents are Blake and Jan Bunch... Born on May 30, Has one younger brother, Dylan... Majoring in international business. My personal goal for the season is to help my Auburn team win both the SEC and NCAA Championships. More on Blakeley: Has played cello for seven years... Favorite movie is Dance Craze... Three words that describe her are competitive, motivated and devoted... One thing that most people do not know about her is that she has individually organized and has run concerts with up to seven bands. 200 IM 2: IM 4: Breast 1: Breast 2:12.97 Stupp s Top Times 200 IM 2: IM 4: Breast 1: Breast 2: Back 2: IM 4:18.27 Bunch s Top Times 200 Back 2: IM 4: AUBURN Swimming & Diving

13 KatherineCALDWELL Concord, N.C. Backstroke High School: Attended Concord HS and swam on the Mecklenburg Aquatic Club team under coach Kathy McKee... A four-time high school state champion... Six-time North Carolina swimming state champion... NISCA high school All-American... Scholastic All-American... National Honor Society member. Personal: Full name is Katherine Lee Caldwell... Born on April 19, Parents are Paul and Alyson Caldwell... Has one sister, Sara Beth AlanaDILLETTE Nassau, Bahamas IM/Backstroke High School: Attended St. Andrew s International School... Swam with the Swift Swimming club team under coach Andy Knowles. Personal: Full name is Alana Dillette... Born on December 2, Parents are Al and Kathryn Dillette... Two brothers, Adam (21) and Robert (19)... Brother Robert swims for the University of Ohawa... Mother played volleyball for University of Toronto... Majoring in hotel and restaurant management. (22)... Majoring in wildlife sciences. My goals for the season are to improve my individual times and help the team in anyway I can. More on Katherine: Says that her best non-athletic talent is guessing... One thing she can t go a week without is music... Most famous person she has met is George W. Bush... Her favorite pro athlete is Sean May... Where she would like to be in 10 years is in the woods being a park ranger. 100 Back Fly Free Back 2:04.98 Caldwell s Top Times 100 Back 1: Fly 1: Free Back 2:23.90 The person who had the biggest impact on my athletic career was my club coach Andy Knowles and his family. They taught me much more than just how to swim. More on Alana: Favorite movie is Love & Basketball... Most famous person she has ever met was Ja Rule... Her best non-athletic talent is painting... One thing she wants to accomplish in college is to become a more diverse person... Says the best thing about her Auburn team is that everyone is enthusiastic. Dillette s Top Times 50 Back IM 2: Fly 1: Free 2:09.59 EmileEWING Madisonville, Ky. Sprint Free/Back High School: Attended Madisonville North Hopkins... Swam with Charles Rothe during the year and Paul Bergen and the Tualatin Hills Swim Club in the summer... Eight-time Kentucky HS individual state champion... Eight-time individual All-American... Kentucky HS state record holder in 50 free and 100 back... Three-time Kentucky Swimmer of the Year... Record holder in 30+ Kentucky Age Group... Graduated valedictorian with 4.0 GPA. Personal: Full name is Emile Carraway Ewing... Born on August 24, Parents are Jeff and Anne Ewing... Two sisters, Elizabeth (16) and Kathleen (13)... Majoring in wireless engineering. My personal goals for the season are to learn as much as possible, train as hard as I can and give as much of myself as I can to my team and community. More on Emile: Most famous person she ever met was Tubby Smith... Says the best part of being a collegiate athlete is being a part of such a close team... Her best non-athletic talent is playing the piano... Began swimming competitively at age four... Took ballet and tap for six years and piano for Free Free Free 2: IM 2:03.26 Ewing s Top Times 50 Free Free Free 2: IM 2:21.53 CoreyGERLACH Upper Arlington, Ohio Diving High School: Attended Upper Arlington HS... Competed with US Elite Diving Academy under coach Drew Johansen... Won the 3-meter synchro at the 2005 US Open... Four-time All-American... Finished fifth on the 3-meter synchro at the 2004 senior nationals... Winner on 3-meter at the CAMO International Invitational in Silver medalist at the 2003 Junior Nationals on the 3-meter Ohio state HS Champion. Personal: Full name is Corey Lynn Gerlach... Parents are Andrew and Christy Gerlach... Born on October 15, Has two siblings, Rex (16) and Gracie (13)... Majoring in graphic design. My parents have had the biggest impact on my athletic career because they pushed and motivated me in the most positive ways. More on Corey: One thing she can t go a week without is ice cream... Favorite destination is Hawaii... Says the best thing about her Auburn team is the team unity... Likes to watch Laguna Beach and Desperate Housewives AUBURN Swimming & Diving 41

14 ChelseaHASER Sykesville, Md. Middle/Distance Free. High School: Attended Century HS... Competed on the Green Terror Aquatic Club under coach Jeff Hiestand National Select Camp attendee... Two-time Maryland Short Course Swimmer of the Year... National qualifier in the 200, 500, 1000 and 1650 free s... National Honor Society... Two-time Academic All-American. Personal: Full name is Chelsea Anna Haser... Parents are Ed and Peggy Haser... Born on January 21, Has two brothers, Aaron and Colin... Double majoring in International Business and Spanish. The best thing about Auburn is my team and the Auburn spirit and family. More on Chelsea: Favorite TV show is M*A*S*H... Most famous person she has met is Steve Blake... One thing she can t go a week without is coffee... Says the most interesting fact about her family is that she and her brother s birthdays all fall on the same day of the week... Favorite destination is Australia. 400 Free 4: Free 8: Free 17:15.52 Haser s Top Times 500 Free 4: Free 9: Free 16:29.50 AliciaJENSEN Eden Prairie, Minn. Breaststroke 2005 World Championship Trials Finalist High School: Attended Eden Prairie HS and competed with Team Foxjet with coach Ann Urschel... Olympic Trials qualifier in the breaststrokes... Placed 21st in both the 100 and 200 breast s at trials NCSA meet champion in both breast s... Holds the NCSA meet record... Seventh place finisher in the 200 breast at 2005 World Championship Trials... National Honor Society. Personal: Full name is Alicia Marie Jensen... Parents are Roger and Debbie Jensen... Born on October 15, Has one brother, Brandon... Majoring in nutrition/physical therapy. My goal for the season is to become a better backstroker, to focus on technique and use it in the IM. I want to make the top eight at NCAAs and help the team win both SECs and NCAAs. More on Alicia: Favorite professional athlete is Brett Favre... Says the best part of being a collegiate athlete is being part of a great team, the ability to travel with your peers and represent Auburn... Favorite TV show is Saved By the Bell... Three words that describe her are smiley, dedicated and intense. 100 Breast 1: Breast 2: IM 2: IM 4:26.48 Jensen s Top Times 100 Breast 1: Breast 2: IM 2: IM 4:59.46 DanielleLECLAIR Richmond, Va. Butterfly High School: Attended Mills E. Godwin HS and competed with NOVA of Virginia Aquatics... Came in 16th at the 2004 Spring Nationals in the 200 fly... Won the 200 fly and 400 IM at the 2005 spring junior nationals National Select Camp attendee... Named Richmond Times- Dispatch Scholar Athlete on the month. Personal: Full name is Laura Danielle LeClair... Parents are Gary and April LeClair... Born on April 14, Has four siblings, Collins, Elle, Colette and Gary... Father played football at William and Mary and mother was cheerleader at William and Mary... Majoring in marketing and finance. My goal for the year is to make three NCAA cuts with time improvements and to contribute to Auburn s victory at SECs and NCAAs. More on Danielle: Favorite book is Pride and Prejudice... Says most embarrassing sports moment was at her first nationals and she was so nervous that she stood up on the block instead of diving in when the race started... She can t go a week without ice cream... Her favorite destination is the Outer Banks, N.C. LeClair s Top Times Long Course Meters 100 Fly Fly 1: Fly 1: Fly 2: IM 4: IM 5: AUBURN Swimming & Diving

15 MargoMCCAWLEY Memphis, Tenn. Backstroke My personal goal for the seaosn is the improve my times and help my team win. More on Margo: Says the most famous person she has ever met was Micheal Phelps... Biggest pet peeve is the air conditioner not working... Says the best thing about her Auburn team is team unity... Three words that describe her are talkative, friendly and southern. High School: Attended St. Mary s Episcopal School... Competed with Memphis Thunder Aquatic Club under coaches Keith Anderson and Cory Horton... Holds the state record in 100 fly... Two-time Tennessee Swimmer of the Year... Competed at 2004 Olympic Trials where she placed 21st in 100 back and 22nd in 200 back... Member of the USA National Junior Team. Personal: Full name is Margo Frances McCawley... Parents are Bill and Fran McCawley... Born on November 9, Has one brother, Will... Is in pre-pharmacy. 100 Back Back 1: Fly Free 1:48.80 McCawley s Top Times 100 Back 1: Back 2: Fly 1: Free 2:04.40 JulianneMCLANE Concord, Calif. Mid. Dis. Free/Back High School: Attended Carondelet HS... Swam for the Terrapins Swim Team with coach Ray Mitchell... Olympic Trials qualifier in 200 back... National Select Camp attendee... Five-time All-American... Honor Roll three consecutive years. My personal goal for the season is the qualify for NCAAs and take back the national title from Georgia. More on Julianne: Says her best non-athletic talent is flower arranging... Wants to get her nursing degree... Most memorable swimming moment was competing at the Olympic Trials... Most famous person she has met is Dr. John York, co-owner of San Francisco 49ers... Three words that describe her are sincere, outgoing and determined. McLane s Top Times Personal: Full name is Julianne Marie McLane... Parents are Gary and Lynn McLane... Born on November 10, Has one sister, Jeanette... Wants to attend nursing school. 100 Back Back 1: Free 4: Back 2: Back 1: Free 4: World Championship Competitor 2004 Olympian (Guatemala) GiselaMORALES Guatemala Backstroke/Fly Personal: Full name is Gisela Maria Morales Valentin... Parents are Jose Angel and Marie Gisela... Born on December 17, Has two brothers, Manuel and Andres... Majoring in hotel & restaurant management and business. My goal for the season is to make it to NCAAs with my Auburn team. I want to become a great and strong swimmer. I would like to win Centro-American games in Guatemala and accomplish my academic goals. More on Gisela: Advice that she would give an incoming teammate would be to be honest, first with yourself and then to others... Says best non-athletic talent is her creativity and imagination... Most interesting fact about her family is that that are very united and supportive of each other... Enjoys going to the beach. 50 Back Back 1: Back 2: Fly 1:05.04 Morales Top Times 50 Free Free 1: Free 2: Fly AUBURN Swimming & Diving 43

16 KaraNELSON Portland, Ore. Butterfly High School: Attended Jesuit HS... Competed with the Tualatin Hills Swim Club with coaches Paul and Linck Bergen Olympic Team Trials qualifier in 100 fly... Six-time state champion in the butterfly... Two-time state record holder in 100 fly... Two-time national medley relay team record holder in the 200 and 400 yards... Honor roll every semester. Personal: Full name is Kara Sloan Nelson... Parents are Jim and Michele Nelson... Born on August 6, Majoring in sports medicine. The person who has had the biggest impact on my athletic career was Coach Paul Bergen. He taught me to stay within myself and swim my own race. More on Kara: Favorite professional athlete is Lance Armstrong... One thing she can t go a week without is her ipod... Most embarrassing moment was when she took too long to put her suit on at spring nationals and missing a time trial... Favorite movie is Miracle. 100 Fly Fly 2: Free Nelson s Top Times 100 Fly 1: Fly 2: Free Free 2:07.65 AllisonRANDALL Huntsville, Ala. Breast/Fly High School: Attended Huntsville HS... Competed with Brooke Pate s Huntsville (AL) Swim Association... Five-time Alabama State High School champion... Four-time NISCA High School All-American , 2004 All-Metro Swimmer of the Year. Personal: Full name is Carrie Allison Randall... Parents are Joe and Cindy Randall... Born on September 30, Has one brother and one sister, Joseph and Erin... Majoring in physical therapy. My goal for the season is to set new personal best times and help my team in any way possible. More on Allison: Says her biggest pet peeve is hearing the song Tennessee fight song Rocky Top... Three words that describe Allison are Christian, outgoing and competitive... Most memorable swimming moment was when her relay team broke a 20 year old Alabama state record. 100 Breast 1: Fly Fly 2: IM 2:06.68 Randall s Top Times 100 Breast 1: Fly 1: IM 2: IM 5:10.51 WhitneyWIELGUS Sugar Land, Texas Diving High School: Attended Kempner HS... Competed with Woodland s Dive Team under coach Kenny Armstrong and Adam Soldat U.S. Open 10-meter synchro champion... Senior Nationals qualifier in Placed eighth on the tower at senior nationals... Won silver medal on the 3-meter at the 2004 Winter West Nationals Summer West Champion on the 10-meter. Personal: Full name is Whitney Alison Wielgus... Parents are Paul and Cathy Wielgus... Born on June 17, Has one sister, Hayley... Majoring in apparel merchandising. My personal goal for the season is to make NCAAs and break the Auburn record on the 10-meter. More on Whitney: Says the best thing about the Auburn team is the team unity and team spirit... Likes Auburn because of the traditions and spirit... Wants to graduate with a 3.50 GPA or above... Most famous person she ever met was Donte Culpepper. Wielgus Top Scores Top Scores 1-meter meter Platform (10m) AUBURN Swimming & Diving

17 Auburn Women s Year in Review 2005 NCAA Results Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Final 1. Georgia Auburn Arizona Florida Stanford Yard Freestyle Relay (Prelims/Finals) 3. Kolukanova, Coventry, Anderson, Denby..1:29.70/1: Yard Freestyle 8. Hayley Peirsol :43.17/4: Adrienne Binder : Kristen Hastrup : Yard Individual Medley 1. Kirsty Coventry :56.67/1:54.37** 4. Emily Kukors :57.36/1: Julie Stupp :00.25/2: Lauren Duerk : Yard Freestyle 5. Jana Kolukanova / Kara Denby / Jenni Anderson / Leslie Lunsmann Meter Springboard 24. Lynnsey Segraves Yard Medley Relay 4. Coventry, Denby, Hoelzer, Kukors..3:38.25/3: Yard Medley Relay 5. Anderson, Hoelzer, Denby, Kolukanova.1:40.66/1: Yard Individual Medley 1. Kirsty Coventry :09.69/4:04.48** 5. Adrienne Binder :12.80/4: Julie Stupp :16.51/4: Hayley Peirsol :16.40/4: Lauren Duerk :16.59/4: Anne Amardeilh : Yard Butterfly 8. Tawnie Bethune / Jeri Moss / Alessandra Lawless Kristen Hastrup Leslie Lunsmann Yard Freestyle 1. Margaret Hoelzer :46.26/1:44.60** 7. Emily Kukors :46.39/1: Erin Volcan : Jana Kolukanova : Yard Breaststroke 10. Kara Denby :02.05/1: Anne Amardeilh : Yard Backstroke 2. Margaret Hoelzer / Jeri Moss / Jenni Anderson / Erin Volcan Meter Springboard 10. Lynnsey Segraves Yard Freestyle Relay 3. Coventry, Kukors, Kolukanova, Hoelzer..7: Yard Freestyle 2. Hayley Peirsol : Adrienne Binder : Yard Backstroke 1. Kirsty Coventry :53.54/1:50.54** 2. Margaret Hoelzer :54.02/1: Jeri Moss :55.41/1: Erin Volcan :56.81/1: Yard Freestyle 3. Jana Kolukanova / Emily Kukors / Kara Denby / Leslie Lunsmann Jenni Anderson Yard Breaststroke 18. Lauren Duerk : Anne Amardeilh : Julie Stupp : Yard Butterfly 9. Tawnie Bethune :58.68/1: Kristen Hastrup :59.05/1: Alessandra Lawless :01.25 Platform Diving 16. Lynnsey Segraves Yard Freestyle Relay 2. Kolukanova, Hoelzer, Kukors, Coventry..3:17.71/3:13.94 *NCAA Record **Boilermaker Aquatic Center Record ***NCAA & US Open Record 2005 Southeastern Conference Results Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 1. Auburn Georgia Florida Kentucky So. Carolina Meter Springboard 5. Lynnsey Segraves / Yard Freestyle 3. Kara Denby / Jana Kolukanova / Jenni Anderson / Yard Individual Medley 1. Kirsty Coventry :10.45/4:06.28* 4. Adrienne Binder :14.88/4: Julie Stupp :13.43/4: Hayley Peirsol :19.00/4: Lauren Duerk :16.54/4: Anne Amardeilh :16.45/4: Yard Backstroke 1. Margaret Hoelzer /53.71* 4. Jenni Anderson / Jeri Moss / Erin Volcan /55.37 Alessandra Lawless Yard Freestyle - Hoelzer, Coventry, Volcan, Kukors......DQ 3-Meter Diving 5. Lynnsey Segraves / Rachel Korth Yard Freestyle 2. Adrienne Binder :42.36/4: Haylay Peirsol :43.94/4: Kristen Hastrup :50.66/4: Yard Butterfly 3. Tawnie Bethune / Alessandra Lawless / Kristen Hastrup / Leslie Lunsmann / Yard Breaststroke 6. Kara Denby :02.31/1: Julie Stupp :02.58/1: Anne Amardeilh :03.36/1: Yard Freestyle Relay 2. Denby, Coventry, Kolukanova, Kukors...3: Yard Medley Relay 2. Anderson, Denby, Hoelzer, Kolukanova..1: Yard Butterfly 2. Margaret Hoelzer :57.93/1: Tawnie Bethune :55.53/1: Kristen Hastrup :58.83/1: Alessandra Lawless :59.90/1: Yard Freestyle 3. Emily Kukors :46.57/1: Margaret Hoelzer :46.76/1: Erin Volcan :47.82/1: Jana Kolukanova :48.30/1: Yard Breastsroke 3. Julie Stupp :14.50/2: Anne Amardeilh :14.68/2: Lauren Duerk :15.18/2: Yard Backstroke 1. Kirsty Coventry :54.50/1:51.43* 3. Jeri Moss :56.01/1: Erin Volcan :56.73/1: Tawnie Bethune :58.39/2: Yard Freestyle Relay 2. Denby, Coventry, Lunsmann, Kolukanova..1:29.43 Platform Diving 4. Lynnsey Segraves / Rachel Korth / Yard Freestyle 1. Adrienne Binder :50.00* 2. HayleyPeirsol : Yard Individual Medley 1. Kirsty Coventry :56.45/1:55.34* 2. Emily Kukors :58.63/1: Lauren Duerk :02.08/2: Leslie Lunsmann :01.54/2: Jeri Moss :02.37/2: Yard Freestyle 3. Emily Kukors /48.94 T3. Kara Denby / Jana Kolukanova / Leslie Lunsmann / Jenni Anderson / Yard Medley Relay 3. Coventry, Denby, Hoelzer, Kukors...3:35.93 * - SEC Record AUBURN Swimming & Diving 45

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19 Auburn Women s Top Times - SCY 50 Yard Freestyle 1. Jana Kolukanova NCAAp /17 2. Kara Denby ^ SECf /18 3. Jenni Anderson NCAAp /17 4. Leslie Lunsmann ^ NCAAp /17 5. Christina Swindle SECp / Yard Freestyle 1. Jana Kolukanova NCAAf /19 2. Emily Kukors SECf /19 2. Kara Denby SECf /19 4. Kirsty Coventry ^ NCAAp /19 5. Leslie Lunsmann SECp / Yard Freestyle 1. Kirsty Coventry :44.48^ NCAAf /18 2. Margaret Hoelzer.....1: NCAAf /18 3. Emily Kukors : SECf /18 4. Erin Volcan : NCAAp /18 5. Jana Kolukanova.....1: NCAAp / Yard Freestyle 1. Adrienne Binder : SECf /17 2. Hayley Peirsol : NCAAp /17 3. Kirsty Coventry : ATIp /2 4. Emily Kukors : ATIf /2 5. Kristen Hastrup : SECp / Yard Freestyle 1. Adrienne Binder : USC /8 2. Hayley Peirsol : UGA /12 3. Kirsty Coventry : CU /7 4. Jeri Moss : UGA /12 5. Emily Kukors : CU / Yard Freestyle 1. Adrienne Binder : SECf /19 2. Hayley Peirsol : SECf /19 3. Lauren Duerk : FSU / Yard Backstroke 1. Kirsty Coventry ^ NCAAf /17 2. Margaret Hoelzer NCAAf /18 3. Jeri Moss NCAAp /18 4. Jenni Anderson SECp /18 5. Erin Volcan NCAAp / Yard Backstroke 1. Kirsty Coventry : NCAAf /19 2. Margaret Hoelzer.....1: NCAAf /19 3. Jeri Moss : NCAAp /19 4. Erin Volcan : SECf /19 5. Tawnie Bethune : SECp / Yard Breaststroke 1. Kara Denby : NCAAf /18 2. Julie Stupp : SECf /18 3. Anne Amardeilh : SECf /18 4. Kirsty Coventry : ATIf /3 5. Emily Kukors : O&B /5 3. Alessandra Lawless NCAAp /18 4. Kristen Hastrup SECf /18 5. Leslie Lunsmann SECp / Yard Butterfly 1. Tawnie Bethune : SECp /19 2. Margaret Hoelzer.....1: SECf /19 3. Kristen Hastrup : UGA /12 4. Alessandra Lawless...1: SECf /19 5. Emily Kukors : USC /8 200 Yard IM 1. Kirsty Coventry : NCAAf /17 2. Emily Kukors : NCAAp /17 3. Julie Stupp : NCAAp /17 4. Lauren Duerk : SECf /17 5. Leslie Lunsmann.....2: SECf / Yard IM 1. Kirsty Coventry : NCAAf /18 2. Adrienne Binder : SECf /18 3. Julie Stupp : SECp /18 4. Hayley Peirsol : SECf /18 5. Anne Amardeilh : SECp / Yard Free Relay 1. Kolukanova (22.68), Coventry (22.12), Anderson (22.37), Denby (22.16) : NCAAf /17 2. Denby, Coventry, Lunsmann, Kolukanova.....1: SECf. 2/18 3. Lunsmann, Anderson, Kolukanova, Denby....1: NCAAp. 3/ Yard Free Relay 1. Kolukanova (48.87), Hoelzer (48.45), Kukors (48.56), Coventry (48.06) : NCAAf /19 2. Denby, Coventry, Kolukanova, Kukors.....3: SECf. 2/19 3. Coventry, Lunsmann, Hoelzer, Kukors : NCAAp. 3/ Yard Free Relay 1. Coventry (1:44.48), Kukors (1:46.05), Kolukanova (1:48.02), Hoelzer (1:45.20) : NCAAf /18 2. Volcan, Coventry, Binder, Kukors : ATIf. 12/3 3. Binder, Kolukanova, Volcan, Peirsol : Bama. 11/ Yard Medley Relay 1. Anderson (25.04), Denby (28.33), Hoelzer (23.50), Kolukanova (21.57) : SECf /16 2. Anderson, Denby, Hoelzer, Kolukanvoa.....1: NCAAf. 3/18 3. Anderson, Denby, Lawless, Kolukanova....1: NCAAf. 3/ Yard Breastroke 1. Julie Stupp : SECf /19 2. Anne Amardeilh : SECf /19 3. Lauren Duerk : NCAAf /19 4. Kirsty Coventry : UF /21 5. Adrienne Binder : UGA / Yard Butterfly 1. Tawnie Bethune NCAAp /18 2. Jeri Moss NCAAp / Yard Medley Relay 1. Coventry (52.63), Denby (1:02.24), Hoelzer (52.06), Kukors (49.00) : SECf /17 2. Coventry, Denby, Hoelzer, Kukors : NCAAf. 3/17 3. Hoelzer, Denby, Bethune, Coventry : NCAAp. 3/17 ^ - relay leadoff p - preliminary f - final AUBURN Swimming & Diving 47

20 Auburn Women s Records Event Record Holder Time Date Meet 50 Freestyle Becky Short March 20, NCAA 100 Freestyle Becky Short March 22, NCAA 200 Freestyle Kirsty Coventry : March 18, NCAA 500 Freestyle Adrienne Binder : February 17, SEC 1000 Freestyle Adrienne Binder : January 8, South Carolina 1650 Freestyle Adrienne Binder : February 19, SEC 100 Butterfly Margaret Hoelzer March 21, NCAA 200 Butterfly Demerae Christianson : February 27, SEC 100 Backstroke Kirsty Coventry March 17, NCAA 200 Backstroke Kirsty Coventry : March 19, NCAA 100 Breaststroke Maggie Bowen March 21, NCAA 200 Breaststroke Annemieke McReynolds : March 21, NCAA 200 Individual Medley Maggie Bowen : March 21, NCAA 400 Individual Medley Kirsty Coventry : March 18, NCAA 200 Freestyle Relay Becky Short, Maggie Bowen Cassidy Maxwell, Eileen Coparropa : March 21, NCAA 400 Freestyle Relay Becky Short, Eileen Coparropa Kirsty Coventry, Maggie Bowen : March 21, NCAA 800 Freestyle Relay Margaret Hoelzer, Heather Kemp Kirsty Coventry, Maggie Bowen : Feburary 19, SEC 200 Medley Relay Jenni Anderson, Laura Swander Margaret Hoelzer, Becky Short : March 21, NCAA 400 Medley Relay Kirsty Coventry, Maggie Bowen Margaret Hoelzer, Becky Short : March 20, NCAA 1-Meter diving (11) Marina Smith March 18, NCAA (6) Ashley Rubenstein February 20, SEC 3-Meter diving (11) Ashley Rubenstein January 17, Southern Cal (6) Ashley Rubenstein November 15, Tennessee Platform diving (9) Rachel Korth December 6, AU Tiger Invite. (13) Lizzy Flint March 21, NCAA* Bold are current team members. * Format changed to 9 dives in 2001 Maggie Bowen set the 100 breaststroke record at the 2003 NCAA Championships. Bowen owns two individual records and is a part of four of the five relay records. Becky Short, Margaret Hoelzer, Laura Swander and Jenni Anderson on the awards stand after setting the NCAA, American and US Open 200 medley relay record at the 2003 NCAA Championships. Left: Kirsty Coventry owns four individual Auburn records that she set at the 2005 NCAA Championships. She is also part of three relay record teams AUBURN Swimming & Diving

21 Auburn Men s Team Auburn Men s Swim & Dive Section Seniors Returning Athletes Newcomers Auburn Men s Year in Review Auburn Men s Top Times - SCY Auburn Men s Records 2005 World Championship Results

22 Winning its third straight and fifth overall NCAA title in 2005, the Auburn men s swimming and diving team solidified their spot among the nation s elite programs and placed its name in the record books as one of only seven schools ever to win three or more back-toback national titles. With success come expectations and David Marsh and his AU men s squad hopes to continue the winning tradition at both the national and conference level this season. This team has tremendous potential because of the strength in the top swimmers and diver Steve Segerlin. Swimmers such as George Bovell, Alexei Puninski, Eric Shanteau, Matt Targett, Doug Van Wie and James Wike bring us world class experience. Steve Segerlin is one of the top divers in the nation. Even more exciting is a wave of developing swimmers who serve as the catalyst to elevate the team into top contender status, David Marsh said. Added to the mix this season, unlike most of the past season s, are 11 newcomers, all with the potential to make the NCAA team and have an immediate impact. Tiger fans will also recognize a new face on the pool deck as the AU program welcomed assistant coach Brian Barnes this summer. Brian comes from an ideal background of experience, a national caliber athlete himself, followed by a successful stint as a U.S. club coach and being an assistant at Indiana with the men s team, Marsh said. Brian along with Aaron Ciarla, Rob Lias and Chad Oken bring knowledge and experience and their temperament adds perfectly to our staff Men s Preview FREESTYLE After last season, the name Fred Bousquet will forever coincide with the sprint freestyle events and with the exit of this World Record Holder, multiple National Champion and international medalist, senior George Bovell will have the daunting task of picking up where Bousquet and teammate Ryan Wochomurka left off. Over the past ten years, two AU men have won half of the 50 free national titles, including three in a row from Bousquet (the other two men were Aaron Cialra in 1999 and Brett Hawke in 1997). One of the many highlights from last season was Bousquet s repeat sub-19 swims in the 50 free to become the first male ever to break this barrier. He was just the second person ever to go under 20 seconds along with former AU swimmer Gary Shatz. Lurking in the NCAA sprint free scene since his sophomore campaign, Bovell, who has international, national and SEC medals in his collection, will lead the charge for the Auburn sprint group. Sprint freestyle will continue to be a strength for the Auburn program. Relay combinations will include some of the bright young stars from the United States along with some international swimmers with world-class experience. Leading the way will be George, Alexei Puninski, Scott Goodrich and Bryan Lundquist, Marsh commented. Lundquist, a junior, and sophomore Goodrich add experience competing on the national scene where both earned All-American honors last season. Each took their success from the national championship and carried it over to the summer national championship where both had personal best swims in the sprint free events (Lundquist, 100 free and Goodrich, 50 free 22.90). The Tigers are excited to welcome Australian 50 free national champion Matt Targett, who transferred to the Plains. Targett was also a key member on the winning 400 Aussie free relay teams that won a national title this summer. Matt looks to have an immediate Auburn Men s Swimming & Diving Roster Name Cl. Event Ht. Hometown Previous School Seth Barry Jr. Freestyle 6-2 Chesterton, Ind. Chesterton George Bovell*^! Sr. IM, Backstroke 6-5 Trinidad & Tobago The Bolles School Nick Bovell Fr. Back/IM/Free 6-1 Trinidad & Tobago The Bolles School Kurt Cady* Sr. IM, Freestyle 6-4 Las Vegas, Nev. Silverado Andrew Callahan RFr. Breaststroke/IM 6-3 Alpharetta, Ga. Centennial Rory Connell* So. Mid. Dist. Free/Fly 6-1 Newark, Del. Salesianum Kris Findorff Fr. Sprint Free 6-9 Colorado Springs, Co. Cheyeene Mt. Anthony Fleming Fr. IM/Dist. Free 6-3 Shreveport, La. Caddo Magnet Scott Goodrich* So. Back/Sprint Free 6-3 Glendale, Ariz. Mountain Ridge Mark Johnson Jr. Butterfly/IM 6-0 Nashotah, Wis. Arrowhead Cory Knopp So. Distance Freestyle 6-1 Aberdeen, Md. Aberdeen Shai Livnat* So. Middle Distance Free 6-4 Vardia 9,Haifa, Israel Wingate Institute Bryan Lundquist*^ Jr. Sprint Free/ Fly 6-4 Marietta, Ga. Lassiter Logan Madson Fr. Fly/Free/IM 5-11 Bend, Ore. Summit David Maras So. Breast/Free 6-0 New Orleans, La Rummel Scott Morgan Fr. Diving 5-11 Nashville, Tenn. Martin Luther King Magnet Sean Osborne*^ Jr. Breast/IM 6-2 Cedar Falls, Iowa Cedar Falls Alexei Puninski Fr. Free/Fly 6-1 Zagreb, Croatia XII Gymnasium Jon Roberts Fr. Breast/Sprint Free 6-5 Raleigh, N.C. Cardinal Gibbons Steven Scheren Fr. Sprint Free 6-3 Fairfax Station, Va. Robinson Secondary School Joey Schneider Jr. Mid. Dist. Free 6-3 Nashville, Tenn. Brentwood John Scott Jr. Fly/IM 6-0 Montgomery, Ala. Montgomery Academy Steven Segerlin* Jr. Diving 6-0 Webster, NY Webster Eric Shanteau* Sr. IM, Breaststroke 6-1 Lilburn, Ga. Parkview Daniel Slocki* Jr. Freestyle 6-1 Charlotte, N.C. Providence Jeff Smith So. Distance Freestyle/IM 6-1 Mandeville, La St. Pauls John Snyder Fr. Breaststroke/IM 5-10 Hoover, Ala. Hoover Matt Targett So. Sprint Free 6-6 Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia Univ. of Virginia Doug Van Wie*! Sr. IM, Backstroke 6-0 Charlotte, N.C. Myers Park Luke Weniger So. Breast/Free 6-2 Pittsford, N.Y. Sutherland James Wike Jr. Back/IM 6-3 Sterling, Ill. Sterling * NCAA All-American ^ SEC Conference Champion! NCAA Champion George Bovell impact on the 50 and 100 free sprints and will vie for a spot on the relays, Marsh said. Depth will come from freshmen, Kris Findorff and Steve Scheren and returnee s Seth Barry and Kurt Cady. Cady gained experience at the World Championship Trials swimming a career best of in the 100 free. With the loss of All-American and SEC Champion BJ Jones to graduation, the mid-distance/distance group will look for leadership from Daniel Slocki, a two-time NCAA qualifier. Slocki worked hard in the off-season to improve his middle distance swims and clocked a respectable 3:56 this summer in the 400 free. Looking for a breakout season will be sophomore, Shai Livnat, who had a great summer participating in the World Championships, while newcomers Fleming and Nick Bovell will be called upon to fill out the middle distance corp. The middle distance group looks to provide much needed depth at the NCAA level with top performers such as Daniel, Shai, and Anthony, Marsh said. With the loss of Nate Knopf to the distance group, better known as RHOP, red-shirt freshman Andrew Callahan, sophomores Cory Knopp and Jeff Smith, along with Slocki will look to take over in the distance category. Look for the 800 free relay to have competition and leadership provided by Bovell, Rory Connell, Joey Schneider, Eric Shanteau, Doug Van Wie and James Wike, said Marsh. BACKSTROKE Van Wie jumped on the national scene at last year s NCAA Championship with second and third place finishes and returns for his last season with national title contender status in the 100 and 200 backs. The SEC Champion in the 100 back last year (an unshaved 46.71), Van Wie earned international recognition this summer at the World University Games where he medaled swimming anchor for the U.S. 800 free relay team. He was a finalist in both the 100 and 200 back s at the World Championship Trials AUBURN Swimming & Diving

23 Men s Preview A new addition to the AU team, James Wike brings in national caliber notoriety and looks to contribute immediately to the back program. Wike finished sixth in the 100 back (55.96) and was a finalist in the 200 back (2:02.71) at the World Championship Trials. He owns three Illinois state titles in the 100 back and was a semi-finalist in both back s at the 2004 Olympic Trials. Goodrich emerged as a freshman in the backstroke last season, earning All-American honors in the 100 back with a time of (a personal best) and will continue to improve in Nick Bovell and Schneider will add depth to this group. BREASTSTROKE Auburn is still looking for a bon-a-fide front line breaststroker and senior Eric Shanteau looks the obvious choice for this role as he brings in experience from all levels and especially at the NCAA level where he finaled in the 200 the past two seasons and was a semi-finalist in that distance at the 2004 US Olympic Trials. We are looking for someone to step up and be a leader in the sprint breast, Marsh said. Coming off an outstanding summer and strong showing at summer nationals in the breast events were Sean Osborne, Andrew Callahan and Eric. Osborne had an outstanding summer at the national meet, winning the B final in the 200 breast (2:18.77) and the C final in the 100 (1:04.15) both with best times. Osborne should carry over these top performances into this season for his AU team. When you put in returnee s Cady and David Maras to the group along with newcomers Jon Roberts, Logan Madson and Wike, Auburn could return to the breaststroke strength which it had been known for historically. BUTTERFLY We should have a strong showing with leadership coming from Alexei in the sprints. With the much improved Matt Targett in the 100 fly, there is much to be look forward to from this duo in the butterfly events. Though Puninski, native of Croatia, and Targett are new to the Auburn program, both bring in world-class experience and are expected to make a showing at both the national and SEC level. Add to the mix, Cady, Connell, Mark Johnson, Madson and Fleming all with scoring potential at the NCAA level the butterfly group has the potential to have one of the best seasons in several years. The trio of Cady, Connell, Johnson and Scott all qualified for NCAAs in the 200 fly last season and Connell ended up coming back with All-American honors. Both Connell and Johnson contributed points to the eventual SEC Champion team in the 200 fly. Newcomers Fleming and Madson will add energy and have the ability to contribute in the 200 fly after performing well in the event at the US World Championship Trials last spring. Look out for dark horse Eric Shanteau as he possesses world-class potential. INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY For the third straight year, the Auburn team s strength will come from the individual medley led by senior Shanteau. With double gold medals in the 200 and 400 IMs from this summer World University Games, Shanteau is poised for an outstanding senior season at Auburn. Shanteau enters both the SEC and NCAA meets as one of the favorite to win double titles after placing second (200 IM) and third (400 IM) at the national championship last year. Eric is one of the nation s leading individual medley swimmers and had an outstanding summer at the World University Games where he won two gold medals. I look for James Wike to emerge strong in the 200 IM and Doug is coming off a significant improvement during the summer in the IM. Senior Van Wie made great strides in the individual medleys during the summer season and had one of his best finishes as a collegiate at the World University Games in the 200 IM, finishing fifth with consecutive best times (2:02.31 in the final). Wike will look to make a statement early in his AU career in the IMs this season. A state champion in the 200 IM, Wike was an Olympic Trials finalist in the same event in For those in the swimming community the name George Bovell will forever be associated with the IM event. A two-time NCAA champion in the 200 and three-time SEC Champ in the 200 IM, he also owns hardware from two international competitions in this event. He became a celebrity in his native Trinidad & Tobago after capturing bronze at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens in the 200 IM. If he continues to make strides in his knee rehabilitation, the Auburn IM squad could be dominate at all levels this season. Three others AU returnee s have the potential to finish at the top in the IM to help lift the Tiger IM group to new heights. With Cady, Connell and Schneider adding points in the event, the IM group could help bring the AU men s its fourth straight NCAA crown. Adding spark to the IM events will be Nick Bovell in the 200 IM, Callahan (400 IM), Fleming, Johnson, Madson, Osborne and Roberts. DIVING The Auburn diving team has risen to national prominence in recent years with the help of former divers Caesar Garcia, Steve Segerlin Matt Bricker as well as current junior Steven Segerlin combined - have been instrumental in leading the Auburn men s program to three consecutive national and conference team titles and a sweep on platform at SECs since 2002 and NCAAs in the 2003 meet. This year Segerlin looks to build upon his success of last season where he earned three All-American honors, finishing second, third and fourth on platform, 3-meter and 1-meter, respectively, and was named High Point Diver at the NCAA meet. His scores of on 3-meter and on 1-meter were also AU record performances. Segerlin continued the Auburn dominance at SECs by winning the Tigers fourth straight title on platform. Over the summer, Segerlin also dominated all three events at the Zone B Championship and earned a spot on the World University Games team. Steven went one-, two-, three at SECs and contributed major points a national s to ensure our team national title, Shaffer said. What more could you ask for as far as consistency and scoring. This year our goals are to hopefully continue the streak of NCAA and SEC individual titles on platform. All the training goes into making the most consistent diver we can. We go into a competition with the mindset of taking it one dive at a time and letting the results fall as they may. That is what has made us successful so far. With the loss of Men s Qualifying Standards National Champion 25-Yard Course Bricker to graduation, Segerlin will be looked Event A B upon to provide leadership Standard Standard for newcomer Scott 50 Freestyle Morgan. Morgan comes in 100 Freestyle with knowledge on all 200 Freestyle 1: :38.46 three levels but lacks the 500 Freestyle 4: :27.41 elite level experience that 1,650 Freestyle 15: :33.04 he looks to gain from competing with the Auburn 200 Butterfly 1: : Butterfly team. 100 Backstroke Scott has impressed 200 Backstroke 1: : Breaststroke me so much right from day 200 Breaststroke 1: :00.87 one. He came in with not a 200 IM 1: :49.89 great deal of experience 400 IM 3: :54.10 but came with a great attitude and strong work ethic. 400 Freestyle Relay 2: : Freestyle Relay 1: :20.82 I think he is going to develop into a very successful 200 Medley Relay 1: : Freestyle Relay 6: :37.66 collegiate diver and will 400 Medley Relay 3: :18.13 add much needed balance to the men s squad during 1-Meter Diving Points - Dual 290/ 6 optional format 300 the dual-meet season, 3-Meter Diving Points - Dual 310/ Shaffer said. 6 optional format 320 Platform Diving Points - Dual 260/ 6 optional format AUBURN Swimming & Diving 51

24 GeorgeBOVELL Senior Trinidad & Tobago IM/Backstroke My most memorable swimming moments have been competing at the Olympics and helping my Auburn team to three national titles Olympic Bronze Medalist (200 IM) Nineteen-time All-American Two-time NCAA 200 IM Champion Three-time SEC Champion (200 Free, 200 IM) 2003 Pan American Games Double Gold Medalist (200 free, 200 IM) 2003 Pan-American Games Double Silver Medalist (100 free, 100 back) 2003 FINA World Championship Competitor SEC Academic Honor Roll CSCAA Academic All-American As a Junior : Named to the CSCAA Academic All-American team... Swam a split as anchor for the 200 free relay that finished second with All- American honors (1:16.00)... In the 400 free relay, swam in the second spot (42.66) to help the group finish second (2:50.38)... Posted the fastest 200 split (1:34.11) in the 800 free relay as the group ended up fourth (6:20.70)... Swam anchor for the third place finishing 400 medley relay (3:07.57)... Earned All-American honors in the 100 and 200 free s... Turned in a personal best in the 100 free prelim of In the 50 free, finished 11th (19.62) for honorable mention All-American status... Swam the opening leg of the 200 free relay that successfully defended the 2003 and 2004 titles... Set a new Florida pool record with a winning time of 1: Swam anchor for the 400 and 800 free relay s that ended up second... Had the fastest split in the 400 free relay of Came in second in the 100 free at SECs in a time of Was third in both the 50 free and 200 free at the conference meet. As a Sophomore : Won a bronze medal in the 200 IM at the XXVIII Olympics with a time of 1: His medal represented the first swimming medal for the nations of Trinidad and Tobago... Also was an Olympic semi-finalist in both the 100 and 200 freestyles, finishing 11th in both... Successfully defended his NCAA title in the 200 IM with a world record time of 1: Was a member of the Four Horsemen that set world best times in the 200 (21.40) and 400 (47.06) free relays, swimming lead-off for both (1:23.75 / 3:08.85)... Also anchored the runner-up 400 medley relay (46.58) and swam leadoff (1:44.81) for the fourth-place 800 free relay... Placed third in the 200 free (1:45.13) and fourth in the 100 free (47.39) at NCAAs... Led off the SEC record setting 200 (19.33) and 400 (42.94) freestyle relays at SECs... The 200 also established the NCAA record... SEC Champion in the 200 IM for the second straight season with a SEC-record 1: Also won the 200 free (1:34.54) and swam the anchor leg(1:34.95) of the runner-up 800 free relay... Leadoff of the 200 free established the SEC record for the 50 free at Won the consolation finals of the 400 IM (3:50.01) : Was ranked No. 2 in the 200m IM (1:59.49), No. 21 in the 100m free (49.61) and No. 42 in the 100m back (55.81) in the World... Gold medalist in the 200m freestyle at the Pan American Games, posting a 1: Also won gold in the 200m IM in a Pan American Games record 1: Earned a silver medal in the 100m free (49.61) and the 100m back (55.81) at Pan Ams, becoming the first Tiger since Rowdy Gaines in 1983 to win more than one medal at the Pan American Games in one year... Swam for his native Trinidad & Tobago at the FINA World Championships, placing fifth in the 200 IM (2:00.06)... Set the NCAA and US Open record in winning the 200 IM at the NCAA Championships in a time of 1: Swam leadoff for the NCAA runner-up 400 free relay (2:49.68) in Also swam the lead leg of the 4th-place 800 free relay (6:22.16) in 1: All-America honorable mention in the 200 free, where he placed ninth (1:35.19) and the 200 back, where he was 14th (1:45.73) with a prelims time of 1: SEC Champion in the 200 IM (1:44.21)... Was the runner-up in the 200 free (1:35.30) at the conference meet... Anchored the second-place 800 free relay squad (6:21.42) in 1: Also placed ninth in the 200 back (1:45.04)... Was the 10th-highest scorer at the SEC Championships with 46 points. High School: The Bolles School, 02 Swam for Piranah Aquatics and coach Anil Roberts Finished fourth in the 200m IM at the 2001 World Championships and seventh at the 2002 World Championships in Moscow 2000 Olympian Florida state high school champion in the 200 IM and 100 back Multiple Trinidad and Tobago as well as Caribbean and Central American national record holder. Personal: Full name is George R. L. Bovell... Born July 18, Parents are George and Barbara Bovell... Has two siblings; Nicholas (a freshman on the AU team this season) and Alexandra... Father, George, was a collegiate swimmer and mother, Barbara, was an Olympic runner for Barbados and Canada... Majoring in building science. More on George: One thing he can t go a week without is protein... Favorite hobby is spearfishing... Best non-athletic talent is reading minds... Hopes to be running a land development business and spearfishing like it is his job in 10 years... Favorite movie is City of God. 200 IM 1: Free Free Free 1:34.14 Bovell s Top Times 200 IM 1: Free Free Free 1: AUBURN Swimming & Diving

25 KurtCADY Senior Las Vegas, Nev. IM/Freestyle Advice that I would give an incoming teammate would be to learn to love one another and trust in yourself and the coaching staff. Two-time All-American Second Team Academic All-District IV CSCAA Academic All-American SEC Academic Honor Roll As a Junior : Finished eighth in the B final of the 100m free at the World Championship Trials in time of Set a new personal best in the 100m free in the preliminary round at the trials with a time of Competed in the prelims at the World Championship Trials in the 100m breast and 200m fly... Named to CSCAA Academic All-American team... Swam the breast leg of the 200 medley relay at the NCAA Championships that turned in an All-American fourth place finish (1:25.79)... Earned honorable mention All-American honors in the 200 IM with a 13th place finish (1:47.21)... Set a new personal best time in the 200 IM during the prelims (1:46.29)... Also competed in the prelims of the 100 breast and 200 fly... Finished third in the 200 IM at SECs with a time of 1: Swam the 100 free and 100 breast final s at SECs. As a Sophomore : Earned a spot in the semi-finals of the 200 IM at Olympic Trials (2:05.79)... Made his first NCAA team... Just missed All-America honors in the 200 IM, placing 17th (1:59.41)... Also swam in both the 100 breast (1:01.26) and the 200 fly (1:59.58) at NCAAs... Swam to a sixth-place finish in the 200 fly at SECs, clocking a 1:46.74 in prelims and a 1:47.41 in finals... Also had a top-eight finish in the 100 breast with a time of Won the SEC consolation finals of the 200 IM with a time of 1: : Competed in every stroke but back... Posted a season-best time in the 200 free (1:39.71) and 200 breast (2:03.60) in the dual meet victory over Texas... Swam a seasonal best in the 200 IM at the Auburn Tiger Invitational. High School: Graduated from Silverado in 2002 Swam for Mike Polk and Boulder City US Junior National Team member Eleven-time NISCA All-American State record holder in the 200 IM, 100 fly, 100 breast and 200 free relays Four-time NISCA All-America State Swimmer of the Year USA Swimming Scholastic All- American. Personal: Parents are Ron and Darla Cady... Born Sept. 2, Has a sister, Alyssa who swims for South Carolina.... Trains with AU standout and Olympic bronze medalist Bill Forrester when in Savannah, Ga.... Majoring in civil engineering. More on Kurt: Favorite class at Auburn is Thermodynamics, Fluids & Heat... His biggest pet peeve is being late... Says the best thing about Auburn is Samford Hall because it is beautiful... Hopes to be owning a structural engineering design/consulting firm in 10 years... Favorite destination is Europe. 200 IM 1: Breast Fly 1:46.74 Cady s Top Times 200 IM 2: Free Fly AUBURN Swimming & Diving 53

26 EricSHANTEAU Senior Lilburn, Ga. IM/Breaststroke My personal goal for this season is to win SECs and NCAAs for my fourth time and hopefully win an individual title at NCAAs. I also want to earn a 4.0 GPA one semester Co-Team Captain U.S. National A Team Member 2005 World University Games Double Gold Medalist (200 IM, 400 IM) Eight-time All-American 2003 World University Games Silver Medalist (400 IM) CSCAA Academic All-American SEC Academic Honor Roll As a Junior : Dominated the individual medley s at the World University Games in Izmir, Turkey, winning the 200 (2:00.13) and 400 (4:18.64)... His 200 IM at the WUG was a new meet record... Came in third in the 200 (2:00.29) and 400 IMs (4:18.58) at the World Championship Trials... Named to the CSCAA Academic All-American team... Turned in a personal best time of 1:44.15 in the 200 IM final at NCAAs to finish second and earn All-America status... Was the third place finisher in the 400 IM with a personal best and Auburn record time of 3: Came in eighth in the 200 breast (1:57.29) and set a new personal record in the prelim with a time of 1: Came in second in both the 200 (1:44.84) and 400 IMs (3:43.97) at the SEC Championships... Finished third in the 200 breast at SECs (1:57.86). As a Sophomore : Finished third in the 200 IM to world record holder Michael Phelps with a finals time of 1:59.75 at USA Olympic Team Trials... Also was third to Phelps and Erik Vendt in the 400 IM with a finals time of 4: Semi-finaled in the 200 breast at Olympic Trials, placing 11th... Had fourth-place finishes in both the 200 (1:55.94) and 400 IMs (4:09.66) at NCAAs... Also swam the 200 breast, finishing 13th (2:11.44)... Runner-up in the 400 IM at SECs with a time of 3: Third-place finisher in the 200 breast, touching in a time of 1: Finished fourth in the 200 IM at the conference meet with a time of 1: : Was ranked 23rd in the 400m IM (4:19.82) in the world... Silver medalist in the 400m IM (4:19.82) at the 2003 World University Games... All-American in the 400 IM, swimming a 3:49.07 with a 3:46.43 in prelims... Also earned honorable mention All-America honors in the 200 IM (1:46.35) with a prelims time of 1:45.85 to place ninth, leading a trio of AU swimmers that took the top three spots in the consolation finals... Also swam the 200 breast, placing 19th (1:58.37)... Was the runner-up in the 400 IM (3:45.91) at the SEC Championships... Also placed fourth in the 200 IM (1:46.43) at the conference meet.. Placed seventh in the 200 breast (1:58.79) with a prelims time of 1: Was the 14th-highest scorer at the conference championships (44 pts). High School: Graduated from Parkview in 2002 Swam for Chris Davis and Swim Atlanta Ranked 31st in the 400 IM and 37th in the 200 IM World Rankings National champion in the 400 IM and placed second in the 200 IM and the 200 breast National Junior Team member Holds state record in the age group for the 200m breast, 200m IM, 400m IM and 400y IM Holds state record in 200y IM for the senior age group and Georgia Male Outstanding Swimmer Was ranked second in the nation in the 200m breast, 200m IM and 400m IM in his age group High School Scholar Athlete in 2000, 2001 and 2002 USA Swimming Scholastic All-American... Was the first male in USA Swimming history to have a national title and a 4.0 GPA in HS...Three-time All-American Interscholastic Swim team. Personal: Full name is Eric Lee Shanteau... Born Oct. 1, Parents are Rick and Janet Shanteau Has a brother, Ryan, who swam at Georgia Tech... Majoring in entrepreneurship and family business. More on Eric: Says his best non-athletic talent is wakeboarding or cooking... Most famous person he has met is George W. Bush... Biggest pet peeve is listening to people eat... Says the best thing about his AU team is that they are a family... Favorite movie is Club Dread... Advice he would give an incoming teammate is to trust the coaches because they really know what they are doing. 200 Breast 1: IM 1: IM 3:42.44 Shanteau s Top Times 200 Breast 2: IM 1: IM 4: AUBURN Swimming & Diving

27 DougVAN WIE Senior Charlotte, N.C. IM/Backstroke My personal goal for this season is to lead the team to a fourth consecutive national title. I also want to finish in the top three in all of my individual events and win the 100 back Co-Team Captain Eleven-time All-American NCAA Champion (200 medley relay) SEC Champion (100 back) 2005 World University Games Bronze Medalist (800 free relay) 2004 Olympic Trials Finalist (200 back) CSCAA Academic All-American SEC Academic Honor Roll Academic All-District IV As a Junior : Won a bronze medal swimming anchor for the 800 free relay at World University Games (7:20.54)... Turned in back-to-back personal best swims in the 200 IM prelim and final at the WUGs... Swam 2:02.31 in the 200 IM final for fifth place... Came in third in the 200 back at summer nationals with a time of 2: Was the eighth place finisher in the 200 free at nationals (1:50.81)... Finished third in the B final of the 100 back (56.42) at summer nationals... Swam a then-personal best 2:03.54 in the 200 IM final at the World Championship Trials to finish fifth... Finaled in the 100m back at World Championship Trials (56.55)... Won the B final of the 200m back at the World Trials in a time of 2: Named to the Academic All-District IV team... Was runner-up in the 200 back at the NCAA Championship with a personal best time of 1: Came in third in the 100 back with a time of 46.17, also a lifetime best... Earned third individual All-American honor in the 200 IM with a fourth place finish (1:44.69)... Swam anchor for the 800 free relay that ended up fourth... In the 200 and 400 medley relay s, swam backstroke leg... Both teams turned in top five finishes to earn All-America status... SEC Champion in the 100 back with a time of Finished third in the 200 back (1:42.27) and fifth in the 200 IM (1:47.28)... Swam on the runner-up 800 free and 400 medley relay s at SECs. As a Sophomore : Olympic Trials finalist in the 200 back, finishing fifth with a time of 1: Also semi-finaled in the 100 back, finishing 11th after posting a Led off the 200 medley relay (24.24) that set a world s best time of 1:34.25 at the NCAA Championships... Earned All-America honors in the 200 IM with a sixth-place finish (1:59.08) after going 1:58.29 in prelims... Placed seventh in the 100 back with a time of in finals and a in prelims... Swam the third leg (1:48.30) for the fourth-place 800 free relay... Clocked a 1:55.57 to place 10th in the 200 back at NCAAs... Registered a fourth-place finish in the 200 back at SECs (1:43.23)... Finished sixth in the 100 back at Went 1:49.25 in the finals of the 200 IM at SECs to finish eighth as five Tigers swam in the championship finals : US Olympic Trials qualifier in the 200m back and 200m and 400 IM... Competed at the summer nationals, placing fourth in the B finals of the 200m backstroke in a time of 2:04.16, though his prelim time of 2:03.86 was the ninth-fastest time of the morning session... Also placed fourth in the 400m IM C finals with a time of 4: Exhibition swimmer at the SEC Championships... Time of 1:44.72 in the 200 back would have placed fifth in the championship finals at SECs... 3:55.16 in the 400 IM would have placed him in the consolation finals at SEC Championships... Swam the 500 free in a time of 4:28.07, which would have placed 20th at SECs. High School: Graduated from Myers Park in 2002 Swam for Frankie Bell Aquatic Team of Mecklenburg National Junior Team member Was the fastest year old in the country in the 200 back in 2001 North Carolina State Meet MVP High school state record holder in the 200 free and 100 back Two-time All-American North Carolina state high school champion in the 100 free in 2000 and the champion in the 200 free and 100 back in 2001 Two-time USA Swimming Academic All-American Member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Full name is Douglas Paul Van Wie... Parents are Paul and Tama Van Wie (step-mother), Becky Van Wie... Born May 31, Father was on the crew team at UPenn... Has four siblings; Greg, Nic, Kara and Brittany... Majoring in graphic design. More on Doug: Says the best part of being a collegiate athlete is the respect that you get from the community... Best non-athletic talent is photography... Most interesting fact about his family is that he is one sister shy of being exactly like the Brady Bunch... One thing he wants to accomplish outside of college is getting to see the world differently... Says the best swimmer he has competed against is AU teammate George Bovell. 100 Back Back 1: IM 1: IM 3:54.92 Van Wie s Top Times 100 Back Back 1: IM 2: IM 4: AUBURN Swimming & Diving 55

28 SEC Academic Honor Roll SethBARRY Junior Chesterton, Ind. Freestyle As a Sophomore : Swam in the prelims of the 50 free (20.48), 100 free (45.15) and 200 free (1:40.04) at the SEC Championship. As a Red-shirt : Swam in the Short Course Championships at Texas, placing third in the 100 free (44.91) despite swimming with a broken foot... Registered a personal-best 1:39.04 in the 200 free during the Kentucky dual meet, placing third... Time of in the 100 free during the Kentucky dual meet was an in-season best... Made Dean s List in the spring semester : Swam to a time of in the 100m free to place fifth at the 2003 Janet Evans Invitational... Decided to red-shirt as a true freshman. High School: Graduated from Chesteron in 2002 Swam for Jim Voss and the Duneland Swim Club Indiana state champion in the 100 free... Indiana state finalist in the 50, 100 and 200 free every year of high school US Open qualifier... High School MVP four consecutive years... Member of the National Honor Society Received the Academic Athlete award... Scholar Athlete. Personal: Full name is Seth Issac Barry... Parents are Drew and Susan Barry... Born on February 17, Has one brother, Gade... Majoring in wildlife science. My personal goal for this season is the score at the NCAA Championship. MarkJOHNSON Junior Nashotah, Wis. Freestyle As a Sophomore : At the NCAA Championship, swam the 200 fly (1:46.68) and 200 (1:49.94) and 400 IMs (3:52.97)... Was a finalist in the 200 fly (1:45.43) and 200 IM (1:50.68) at the SEC Championship... Time of 1:49.17 in the prelim of the 200 IM was a new personal best : Competed at the USA Olympic Trials, clocking a 2:03.09 in the prelims of the 200 fly... Joined Steven Segerlin, Joey Schneider and Daniel Slocki as the only freshmen on the NCAA team... Swam in the 200 fly, clocking a 2:00.07 to place 27th. High School: Graduated from Arrowhead in Swam for Robert Jenkyns in high school and David Joyce and the Lake Country Swim Team US National Junior Team member Wisconsin High School Swimmer of the Year... Ten-time high school All-American Junior National Qualifier... Placed 15th in the 200 fly at the 2002 Spring Nationals. Personal: Full name is Mark Douglas Johnson... Parents are Douglas and Linda Johnson... Born Jan. 3, Has two siblings; Aaron and Erika... Majoring in finance. My goal for the season is to be All-American at the NCAA Championships in three events. More on Mark: One thing he can t go a week without is cookies... Biggest pet peeve is people that do not use turn signals... Favorite professional athlete is Brett Favre... Says best thing about Auburn is that it is like home... Like to travel in Europe. More on Seth: Favorite TV show is Family Guy... Says best part of being a collegiate athlete is the t-shirts... Biggest pet peeve is not being able to fall asleep... Most interesting fact is that his little brother is taller than him. 50 Free Free Free 1: Free 4:34.70 Barry s Top Times 50 Free Free Fly Fly 1: IM 1:49.17 Johnson s Top Times 100 Fly Fly 2: IM 2: AUBURN Swimming & Diving

29 Two-time All-American SEC Champion (200 free relay) SEC Academic Honor Roll BryanLUNDQUIST Junior Marietta, Ga. Sprint Freestyle/Fly As a Sophomore : Turned in personal best times in the 100 free (50.93) and 100 fly (55.53) at the National Championship Swam in the 100 free C final at the U.S. World Championship Trials Earned All-American honors swimming the third leg of the 200 free relay (19.14 split) at NCAAs that finished second (1:16.00) Was honorable mention All-American in the 100 free Turned in three personal best swim s in the 50 and 100 free s and 100 fly at the NCAA Championship Swam the third leg of the winning 200 free relay team at the conference championship (1:16.95) Came in fifth in the 100 free at SECs (43.67) and was a finalist in the 50 free : Swam exhibition at SECs... Time of in the 100 fly would have placed 10th at the conference championships free time of 1:37.59 would have placed him in the finals at SECs in the 100 free would have tied for fifth in the SEC championship finals. High School: Graduated from Lassiter in Coached by Mark Zmuda in high school and Ian Goss with Stingrays Swimming... Holds the Georgia state record in the 200 free... Three-time high school state champion... Senior Nationals qualifier... Georgia High School Swimmer of the Year... Eight-time high school All-American... High School team MVP for three years... Cobb County Swimmer of the Year. Personal: Full name is Bryan Jackson Lundquist... Parents are Gordon and Debbie Lundquist... Born May 30, Has two sisters, Lauren and Hayley... Majoring in building science. My personal goals for the season are to make three finals at NCAAs. I also want to win SECs in the 100 free and help my team win both the SEC and NCAA title. More on Bryan: Favorite TV show is American Chopper... Most famous person he has met is George W. Bush... Biggest pet peeve is someone telling half a secret... Best non-athletic talent is coining team catch phrases. All-American SEC Academic Honor Roll SeanOSBORNE Junior Cedar Falls, Iowa Breaststroke/IM As a Sophomore : Won the B final of the 200 breast at summer nationals in a best time of 2:18.77 Also at summer nationals, won the C final in the 100 breast with a new best time of 1:04.15 Swam the breast leg of the 400 medley relay at NCAAs that ended up third to earn All-American honors (3:07.92) Swam in the prelims of the 100 and 200 breast s and 200 IM at the NCAA Championship Tied for sixth in the 100 breast at SECs and swam a personal best in the prelim s Also swam in the finals of the 200 breast (1:59.63) and 400 IM (3:52.86) at SECs : Collected a seventh place finish in the 100 breast with a in the first race of his SEC Championship career... Also placed seventh in the 200 breast with a time of 1: Time of 1:50.01 in the prelims of the 200 IM made him the first alternate for the consolation finals. High School: Graduated from Cedar Falls in Coached by Dick Marcussen in high school... Also swam for Llyod Larsen and Black Hawk Area Swim Iowa Swimmer of the Year and 2003 Conference Swimmer of the Year... High school state champion in the 100 breast and 200 IM... Top graduating senior in the nation in the 100 breast. Personal: Full name is Sean Matthew Osborne... Parents are Walter and Nancy Osborne... Born Sept. 26, Has two sisters, Lindsay and Jessica... Majoring in computer engineering. My personal goal for this season is to help the team defend our NCAA title. More on Sean: Says that one thing he can t go a week without is fantasy hockey Lists best non-athletic talent is spear fishing Favorite place to travel is Trinidad Hopes to be sailing around the world in 10 years Says the best thing about Auburn are the fans Biggest pet peeve is getting stumped in trivia. 50 Free Free Free 1: Fly Lundquist s Top Times 50 Free Free Fly Breast Breast 1: IM 1: IM 3:52.86 Osborne s Top Times 100 Breast 1: Breast 2: IM 2: IM 4: AUBURN Swimming & Diving 57

30 JoeySCHNEIDER Junior Nashville, Tenn. Middle Dist. Free As a Sophomore : Turned in a personal best swim in the 200 free (1:36.30) in the preliminary round of the NCAA Championship Also competed in the 200 back and 200 IM at NCAAs Competed in the finals of the 100 and 200 back s and 200 IM at SECs In the 200 back prelims, swam 1:45.52 to set a new personal best mark : Joined Mark Johnson, Steven Segerlin and Daniel Slocki as the only freshmen on the NCAA team... Swam in both the 200 (1:48.90) and the 400 free s (3:52.36) at the NCAA Championships... Swam the second leg (1:36.11) of the SEC runner-up 800 free relay... Clocked a 4:22.76 to finish in sixth in the 500 free at SECs... Went 1:37.29 in the finals of the 200 free to place seventh at the conference meet... Also swam the 200 IM at SECs, going 1: High School: Graduated from Brentwood Academy in Coached by Dawn VanCuren... Also swam for John Morse at Nashville Aquatics time All-American... Swam at the Phillips 66 Nationals in 2003, placing 10th in the 200 IM... Holds 12 of 13 high school records... Fivetime high school state champion... Won both the 100 free and 100 back at the 2002 Tennessee State High School Championships... Set the Southeastern Zone record in five different events in July of National Select Camp participant. Personal: Full name is Joseph Andrew Schneider... Parents are Dan and Nena Schneider... Born July 4, Has an older brother, Judsen, who swam at Kalamazoo College... Majoring in building science. My personal goal for the season is to score big points at the NCAA Championship and stay healthy. I also want to improve all of my times. More on Joey: Says his best non-athletic talent is building things or cooking Favorite TV show is Family Guy Most memorable swimming moment was winning the national championship Advice he would give an incoming teammate is to study hard, train hard and play hard Says the best thing about Auburn is the atmosphere. SEC Academic Honor Roll JohnSCOTT Junior Montgomery, Ala. Butterfly/IM As a Sophomore : Swam exhibition in the 100 and 200 fly s at the SEC Championship... Went 1:45.93 at the Texas Short Course Championships to qualify for the NCAA Championship : Clocked a to finish sixth in the B final of the 100 fly at the 2004 Summer Nationals... Went 2:05.10 in the prelims of the 200 fly at Nationals, moving into the C final where he placed sixth... Went a season-best 1:53.26 in the 200 fly during the Kentucky dual meet... Clocked an inseason best 4:46.63 in the 400 IM (LCM) during the dual meet with Michigan. High School: Graduated from Montgomery Academy in Swam for Ken Dyess in high school... Also swam for Chris Snyder and the Montgomery YMCA Barracudas YMCA 200 IM LC National Champion time YMCA All-American... Five-time Alabama high school state champion... Jimmy Hitchcock nominee. Personal: Full name is John Andrew Scott... Parents are Peter and Diane Scott... Born Sept. 20, Has three siblings; Danielle, Matthew and Stephen... Majoring in biomedical sciences. The biggest impact on my athletic career was from kids who beat me when I was young. I hate losing so I did anything I would to win. More on John: Says one thing he wants to accomplish outside of athletics is being admitted to medical school Best thing about his Auburn team is that they are a family that loves to win Favorite place to travel is Australia One thing he can t go a week without is toilet paper Biggest pet peeve is someone who says something and then does the opposite. 200 Free 1: Free 4: Back 1: IM 1:47.38 Schneider s Top Times 200 Free 1: Free 4: Back 2: IM 2: Fly Fly 1: IM 1: IM 3:59.52 Scott s Top Times 100 Fly Fly 2: IM 2: AUBURN Swimming & Diving

31 StevenSEGERLIN Junior Webster, N.Y. Diving Five-time All-American 2005 NCAA High Point Diver 2005 World University Games Competitor Senior Zone B Three-time Champion CSCAA Academic All-American As a Sophomore : Finished eighth on the 10-meter synchro with high school teammate at the World University Games Also competed on the 3- meter and 10-meter at the World University Games At the Senior Zone B Championship, won on the 1-, 3- and 10-meter competitions Scored a on the 1-meter, on 3-meter and at the 10-meter height At the NCAA Championships, finished second on platform (556.65) to earn All-American honors... Was third on the 3-meter with an AU record score of Finished fourth on 1-meter (370.75) with an AU record... For his performance at NCAAs - named high point diver... SEC Champion on platform with score of Came in second on 1-meter at conference championships (350.75) and was third on the 3- meter (566.10)... Named SEC Diver of the Week twice during the season... Finished third on platform (926.32), 1- (263.91) and 3- meter (926.32) at the US Open : Olympic Trials finalist on the platform, finishing seventh with a score of Also competed on the 3-meter, finishing 18th... Was one of only three freshmen on the NCAA Championship team... Scored a to finish second on the platform behind teammate Caesar Garcia at the NCAAs... Earned honorable mention All-America honors on the 3- meter, placing 12th (532.05)... Also competed on the 1-meter, finishing 17th with a Was the third member of a AU sweep on the platform at SECs, scoring a in finals and a in prelims... Seventh-place finisher on the 1-meter at SECs with a Placed sixth on the 1- and 3-meters at US Nationals Senior National Team member for the 3-meter. High School: Graduated from Webster in Dove for Carolyn Carlton and FAST Diving... Placed seventh on the platform at the 2003 World Championship Trials... Competed at the 2003 Speedo National Diving Championships... Was third on the platform and 21st on the 3- meter at the 2003 Speedo American Cup... Was 11th on the platform at the 2000 Junior World Championships Cam-Am-Mex participant, placing fourth on the platform... Won the platform and placed second on the 1-meter and third on the 3-meter at the 2002 Speedo National Junior Championships... Placed second on the platform and eighth on the 3-meter at the 2002 Senior National Championships Senior National Team member... Had three fourth-place finishes at the 2002 Junior World Team Trials... On the high school honor roll his last eight semesters... Three-time high school All-American. Personal: Full name is Steven Craig Segerlin... Parents are Craig and Ellen Segerlin... Born March 20, Father, Craig, was a pole vaulter at Murray State... Has three sisters; Laura, Sara and Leah... Sara was a 2001 NCAA field hockey champion at Lockhaven State University... Laura was on the swimming & diving team at Bowling Green University... Majoring in building science. Advice that I would give an incoming teammate is to attack life as if you never lost. More on Steven: Says the most famous person he has met was Condileeza Rice Can t go a week without Guthrie s Best non-athletic talent is climbing trees Says something most people don t know about him is that he is obsessive compulsive about joining extra-curricular organizations Best thing about his AU team are the friendships. Segerlin s Top Scores Top Scores 1-meter (6) meter (11) Platform (10) Six-time All-American SEC Academic Honor Roll As a Sophomore : Finished fifth in the B final at the U.S. World Championship Trials in the 400 free with a time of 3:59.35 Swam the prelims of the 200 free at the World Championship Trials (1:55.23) Turned in a personal best mark in the 500 free consols at the NCAA Championship, 4:20.40, to earn honorable mention All-American honors Also swam in the 200 free and 1650 free consols at the national championship and was named honorable mention All-American At the SEC Championship, had a personal best swim in the 1650 free prelims and also competed in the 200 and 500 frees. As a Red-shirt : Clocked a 3:50.01 in the 400 freestyle at the NCAA Championships... Also swam the 1500 free, stopping the clock at 15: Earned a seventh-place finish in the 500 free at SECs after registering a 4: Also finished seventh in the 1650 free with a 15: Surprised everyone and snuck into the consolation finals of the 200 fly at SECs, finishing 16th with a time of 1: : Swam for his Mecklenburg Aquatic Club team at the Summer Nationals, placing 28th in the 800m free (8:21.64)... Competed at the Spring National Championships, placing seventh in the 800m free (8:18.40) while also swimming the 1500m free in a time of 15: Decided to red-shirt as a true freshman. High School: Graduated from Providence in 2002 Coached by former Auburn assistant Morgan Bailey at the Mecklenburg Aquatic Club 2000 Junior National Champion in the 800 freestyle National Select Camp Member North Carolina All-Star Member of MAC National Team Most Valuable Swimmer all four years of high school National Honor Society member. Personal: Full name is Daniel Allen Slocki... Parents are Allen and Joan Slocki... Born May 24, Has two sisters, Cindy and Amanda... Cindy was on the waterpolo and crew teams at North Carolina... Majoring in entrepreneurship. My personal goal for the season is to be a finalist at the NCAA Championship in more than one event and better the 500 freestyle team record. More on Daniel: Says he can t go a week without sweet tea Best non-athletic talent is singing Biggest pet peeve is loud eaters Says the best thing about AU is the Auburn Family and football games Most interesting fact about his family is that they are one of just families in the United States with Slocki as last name Best thing about his Auburn team is that they strive to make each other better. 500 Free 4: Free 9: Free 15:20.57 DanielSLOCKI Junior Charlotte, N.C. Distance Freestyle Slocki s Top Times 400 Free 3: Free 8: Free 15: AUBURN Swimming & Diving 59

32 AndrewCALLAHAN R- Alpharetta, Ga. Breaststroke/IM : Finished fifth in the 200 breast final s at the National Championships in a time of 2:17.04 and had a faster in the prelim s of 2:16.99 Came in seventh at the U.S. World Championship Trials in the 400 IM with a time of 4:28.92 Also swam the final s of the 200 breast and came in eighth (2:17.63) at the U.S. World Championship Trials. High School: Graduated from Centennial in Swam for Alex Braunfeld and the Dynamo Swim Club... Semifinalist in the 200 breast at the 2004 Olympic Trials, placing 10th with a time of 2: National Junior Team selection... Participated in the 2003 National Select Camp m breast state record holder... High school All- American... Earned scholastic All-America honors for three academic years. Personal: Full name is Kevin Andrew Callahan... Born Aug. 7, Parents are Kevin and Patricia Callahan... Father played football at Northwestern... Has a brother and a sister... Majoring in business. My personal goal for the season is to train harder and race faster that ever before. More on Andrew: Favorite TV show is Orange County Choppers... One thing he can t go a week without is laughing... Most memorable swimming moment was the 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials... Three words that describe him are funny, laid back and honest. Three-time All-American RoryCONNELL Sophomore Newark, Del. Mid. Dist. Free/Fly : Won the C final of the 200 free at the U.S. World Championship Trials with a personal best time of 1:51.27 Swam the third leg of the 800 free relay (1:34.81 split) that finished fourth at the NCAA Championship (6:20.70) to earn All-American honors Earned honorable mention All-American status in the 200 fly and 200 IM Also swam in the preliminary round of the 200 free at NCAAs At the SEC Championship, finished sixth in three events 200 free (1:36.53), 200 fly (1:46.57) and 200 IM (1:47.55). High School: Graduated from Salesianum in Swam for Jamie Skinner and Team Delaware... Also trained under Chip Hannig... Placed 36th in the 200 free with a time of 1:52.55 at the 2004 Olympic Trials... Also placed 37th in the 200 IM (2:07.61) at 2004 Trials... Delaware high school state record holder in the 100 free, 200 free, 200 free relay, 400 free relay and 200 medley relay time NISCA All- American Junior National Team selection... Fourtime NISCA/SPEEDO State High School Swimmer of the Year... Led high school to four straight championships and top-15 national rankings National Select Camp participant. Personal: Full name is Roderick Edmond Connell... Born July 27, Parents are Edward and Martina Connell... Has six siblings, Bridget, Martin, Cassie, Cecily, Olivia and Phoebe... Majoring in early childhood education. My personal goal for the season is to final in the 200 free, 200 fly and 200 IM at the NCAA Championship. I want to chase school records in the 200 free and 200 fly and be part of the 800 free relay that will hopefully break the NCAA record. More on Rory: Says his best non-athletic talent is styling his hair Hopes to be teaching kindergarten or first grade or possibly relaxing on a remote beach in 10 years Favorite movie is Blow Can t go a week without sleep Best thing about Auburn is the attractiveness of the landmarks around campus and Auburn traditions Says one thing most people don t know about him is that he gets very tan in the summer and turns extremely pale in the winter. Callahan s Top Times 200 Breast 2: IM 2: IM 4: Free Free 1: Fly Fly 1:45.30 Connell s Top Times 200 Free 1: Fly Fly 2: IM 2: AUBURN Swimming & Diving

33 ScottGOODRICH Sophomore Glendale, Ariz. Sprint Free/Back CoryKNOPP Sophomore Aberdeen, Md. Distance Freestyle All-American : At the summer National Championship, turned in a personal best swim in the 50 free with a time of to finish sixth Finished third in the B final of the 50 free at the World Championship Trials in a then-personal best time of Won the C final of the 100 back at World Championship Trials with a new PR of Also swam in the 100 free prelims at World Trials Competed in the finals of the 100 back and earned honorable mention All- American honors with a personal best time of at the NCAA Championship Also swam in the preliminary round of the 50 and 100 free s at NCAAs Came in fourth in the 100 back at the SEC Championship with a time of Also swam the 50 free and 200 back at SECs. High School: Swam for Charlie Cunningham's Arizona Swimming Gauchos... Holds the 100 backstroke record for class 5A high schools in Arizona... Olympic Trials qualifier in the 100 back where he went Clocked a in the 50 free and a 1:00.24 in the 100 back at the Janet Evans Invitational. Personal: Full name is Donald Scott Goodrich... Born July 10, Parents are Don and Kim Goodrich... Has two brothers, Erik and Kyle... Brother Kyle currently swims for UNLV... Brother Erik graduated from Ball State where he was a member of the swimming team : Competed in the 1000 free against Georgia... Competed at the Tiger Invitational in the 500 free... Swam in the 1650 free at the AU home meet... Came in sixth in the 1000 free at the Clemson meet (9:50.56)... Ended up fifth on the 1000 free at the South Carolina meet (9:44.53). High School: Graduated from Aberdeen in Swam for Bob Bowman and the North Baltimore Aquatic Club... Trained with NBAC for the past four years... Also trained under Rigor Mortus... Owns four county swim records... Was ranked number one in the mile and number two for the 800 in the nation when he was Established six school records at Aberdeen HS. Personal: Full name is Cory Ryan Knopp... Born Oct. 17, Parents are Dave and Sue Knopp... Has a brother and a sister... Majoring in finance. Advice that I would give an incoming teammate is to use your time wisely and keep school your number one priority. And have fun! More on Cory: One thing he can t go a week without is his computer Best non-athletic talent is playing the guitar Favorite TV show is the Family Guy Says the best part about being a collegiate athlete is traveling and meeting new people Three words that describe him are fun, outgoing and athletic. More on Scott: Favorite movie is Fight Club Can t go a week without his phone Most famous person he has ever met was President Bush Favorite professional athlete is Lance Armstrong Says the Auburn team has had the biggest impact on his athletic career. 50 Free Free Back Back 1:46.55 Goodrich s Top Times 50 Free Back Free 4: Free 9: Free 15:41.76 Knopp s Top Times 400 Free 4: Free 8: Free 15: AUBURN Swimming & Diving 61

34 ShaiLIVNAT Sophomore Vardia 9, Haifa, Israel Middle Dist. Free All-American 2005, 2003 World Championship Competitor CSCAA Academic All-American : Swam in the 100, 200 and 400 free s at the World Championship... Earned All-American honors swimming the leadoff leg for the 800 free relay at NCAAs that finished fourth (6:20.70) Swam the prelims of the 200, 500 and 1650 free s at the NCAA Championship At SECs, swam the second leg of the 800 free relay (1:35.52 split) that finished runner-up Finished fifth in the 500 free at SECs and had a PR swim in the prelims (4:20.65) Also swam the 200 and 1650 free s at SECs and swam a personal best in the 200 free (1:35.60). High School: Trained at the Wingate Institute... Israeli national record holder in both the 200 and 400 freestyles... Top finisher at the 2003 nationals in the 100 free... Member of the 2003 World Championship team... Qualified for the XXVIII Olympics but was not taken to the games by the Israeli delegation. DavidMARAS Sophomore New Orleans, La. Sprint Free/Breast : At the SEC Championship, swam in the preliminary round of the 50 free (20.97), 100 breast (55.31) and 200 breast (2:01.57)... Swam with the 200 free relay at the Tiger Invite... Swam in the B final of the 50 free at the Tiger Invite... Finished fifth on the 400 medley relay team (3:26.87), 200 medley team (1:33.54) and 400 free relay (3:05.53) at home meet... Won the B final of the 200 breast at the home meet (2:09.50)... At Clemson dual meet, swam on the third place 400 medley team (3:29.33)... Swam on the 200 medley team at South Carolina that finished second (22.50 split)... Was third in the 200 breast at South Carolina (2:09.71). High School: Graduated from Rummel in Swam for Carter Stamm and the Elmwood Sharks... Also trained under Joey Fritscher at Rummel. Personal: Full name is David Maras... Born July 24, Son of Carol Maras... Has two brothers, Brandon and Joe... Majoring in business. Personal: Full name is Shai Livnat... Born June 12, Parents are Uzi and Michal Livnat... Has two brothers, Nir and Nadau. 100 Free Free 1: Free 4:20.65 Livant s Top Times 100 Free Free 1: Free 3:54.55 Maras Top Times 50 Free Free Breast Breast 2: AUBURN Swimming & Diving

35 JeffSMITH Sophomore Mandeville, La. Dist. Freestyle/IM : Red-shirt. High School: Graduated from St. Pauls Swam for Crescent City Swim Club and Billy Newport... Also trained under Chris Prator at St. Paul s... Went 4:09.85 in the 400 free and 8:37.35 in the 800 free at the 2004 Summer Nationals... Louisiana state champion... A member of the Saint Paul's honor roll. Personal: Full name is Jeffrey Kenneth Smith... Parents are Kenneth and Barbara Smith... Has two sisters, Stephanie and Adrienne... Majoring in exercise science. My personal goal for this season is to make the NCAA cuts. More on Jeff: Favorite place to travel is Trinidad... Can t go a week without Firehouse subs... One thing he would like to accomplish outside of athletics is to become a physical therapist... Best thing about Auburn is the family atmosphere. LukeWENIGER Sophomore Pittsford, N.Y. Sprint Free/Butterfly : Swam in the preliminary round of the 50 free (20.89) and 100 fly (48.18) at the SEC Championship. High School: Graduated from Sutherland in Swam for Rick Aronberg and Greater Rochester Racing Raiders... Also trained under Mark Morris at Sutherland... Holds four Pittsford Sutherland High School Records... State champion in the 100 butterfly... Tied for 19th in the 100 fly at at the 2004 Summer Nationals. Personal: Full name is Benjamin Luke Weniger... Born May 14, Parents are Ted and Judy Weniger... Father swam and was on the tennis team at Muskingum... Has two sisters, Hailey and Kristen... Kristen swam at Syracuse... Majoring in mechanical engineering. My personal goal for the season is to expand my mind and body to new limits and help the team continue its traditions. More on Luke: Favorite book is Angels and Demons... Best part of being a collegiate athlete is getting to meet new people... One thing most people don t know about him is that he enjoys reading philosophy. Prior to Auburn: Won the 50m free at the 2005 Australian S.C. championships in a time of Attended the University of Virginia and competed with the Cavaliers during the season... Earned All- ACC honors in the 50 free with a third place finish in a time of Won the consolation final of the 100 fly at ACCs (48.59) and came in fourth in the 100 free (44.36). In Australia: Trained with Ian Pope and the Melbourne Vicentre... Three-time medalist at the 2004 Australian Age nationals, earning bronze in the 50m free and silver medals for the free and medley relays time state champion... Holds the state records in the short course and long course 18 and under 50 free... Member of the state 18 and under team in 2002, 2003, Recipient of a 2004 Victorian Institute of Sport scholarship and a 2002 Australian Institute of Sport scholarship... Former member of the Australian under-17 and under-19 water polo team. Personal: Full name is Matt Targett... Parents are Steve and Vera Targett... Born on Dec. 24, One sister, Lisa... Majoring in marketing. My personal goals for the season are to be selected for the Australian national team and to be All-American after a top finish at NCAAs. More on Matt: Says best part of being a collegiate athlete is the travel... Favorite TV show is the Family Guy... Most famous person he has ever met was Sir Richard Branson... Says the best thing about his AU team are his teammates... Favorite movie is Mr. and Mrs. Smith. 50 Free Short Course Meters 50 Free Free MattTARGETT Sophomore Hawthorn, Victoria, Australia Sprint Free/Fly Targett s Top Times 50 Free Free JamesWIKE Junior Sterling, Ill. Backstroke/IM Prior to Auburn: Semi-finalist at Olympic Trials in 100 and 200 back s and 200 IM... Three-time 100 back HS state champion... State champion in the 200 IM. Personal: Full name is James William Wike... Parents are Jim and Maggie Wike... Born on Nov. 1, Three siblings, Amanda (24), Spencer (18) and Emily (16)... Majoring in exercise science. My most memorable swimming moment was becoming the first high school male to swim the 100 backstroke in 49 seconds in the state of Illinois. More on James: Favorite place to travel is New Smyrna Beach... Can t go a week without playing the guitar... Best non-athletic talent is juggling... Most interesting fact about his family is that he has 26 aunts and uncles... Favorite professional athlete is Carnell Williams. Wike s Top Times 100 Backstroke Backstroke 1: IM 1: AUBURN Swimming & Diving 63

36 NickBOVELL Trinidad & Tobago Back/Free/IM High School: Qualified to represent Trinidad & Tobago at 2004 Olympic Games but did not compete due to injury... Competed at the 2003 World Championships in Spain... Attended International School of Port of Spain Pan-Am Games finalist in 200 back... Also finaled at the Pan-Am meet in the 100 back, 200 free and 200 IM. Personal: Full name is Nicholas Bovell... Parents are George and KrisFINDORFF Colorado Springs, Co. Sprint Free High School: Attended Cheyenne Mt. HS... Swam for Mike Doane and the Colorado Springs Swim Team... Four-time HS state champion...five-time HS All-American... Senior Nationals qualifier... Named Colorado Swimmer of the Year. Personal: Full name is Kristopher James Findorff... Parents are Scott and Stacey Findorff... Birthday is May 14, Has two siblings, Michael and Karly... Father was captain of the Southern Cal swim team AnthonyFLEMING Shreveport, La. Distance Free/Fly High School: Attended Caddo Magnet HS... Swam for Butch Jordan and the City of Shreveport Swim Team... Came in fifth in the 800m free at the U.S. World Championship Trials (8:18.90)... Finished fourth in the B final of the 200m fly at the World Championship Trials... Also competed in the 1500m free and 400 IM at World Trials... Placed fifth in the 400 IM (4:29.14) and sixth in the 1500 free (15:43.22) at the 2004 Summer Nationals... Finished third at the junior Pan-Pacific meet in the 200 fly (2:00.91). Personal: Full name is William Anthony Fleming... Parents are Bill and LoganMADSON Bend, Ore. Fly/Free/IM High School: Attended Summit HS... Swam with mark Bernett s Bend Swim Club... Swam in the 200m fly and 200 IM at the U.S. World Championship Trials... Finalist in the 200 IM (2:08.17) and 200 fly (2:04.90) at the 2004 Summer Nationals... State Champion in the 100 free. Personal: Full name is Logan Thomas Madson... Parents are Curt and Kerrie Madson... Born on Sept. 23, Has two sisters, Lindsey and Barbara Bovell... Born on March 11, Has one sister, Alexandra and brother, George... Brother is senior teammate George Bovell... Majoring in geology My parents have had the biggest impact on my athletic career because they have always offered me words of encouragement. More on Nick: Favorite book is Into Thin Air... Says the best thing about Auburn is the team atmosphere... Biggest pet peeve is snoring... Most famous person he has met is Kelly Slater... Three words that describe him are laidback, relaxed and fun.... Majoring in business. Bovell s Top Times 200 Back 2: Back Free 1: IM 2:04.90 My personal goal for the season is to make the SEC and NCAA teams while maintaining good grades. More on Kris: One thing he can t go a week without is cookie dough ice cream... One thing he wants to accomplish outside of athletics is to eventually earn his MBA... Most interesting fact about his family is that no one is shorter than Favorite place to travel is Hawaii. Findorff s Top Times 50 Free Free Free 1:41.90 Somar Fleming... Born on May 1, Has three siblings, Heather, Patrick, Morgan... Majoring in entrepreneurship and family business. My father has had the biggest impact on my athletic career because he wants to see me succeed but doesn t pressure me to do so. More on Anthony: Most interesting fact about his family is that all but one of his siblings has red hair... Says the best thing about the Auburn team is the team unity... Favorite actor is Robert DeNiro... Biggest pet peeve is when people are eating and they bite their fork. 200 Fly 1: Free 4: Free 9: Free 15:18.99 Fleming s Top Times 200 Fly 2: IM 4: Free 8: Free 15:43.22 Hillary... Sister Lindsey swam for the University of Redlands... Majoring in graphic design. My personal goal for the season is to swim all best times and help win the SEC title and hopefully the NCAA title as well. More on Logan: Most famous person he has met was Mickey Rooney... Says his most memorable swim moment was getting hit by a car at his first swim meet... Can t go a week without music... Favorite movie is The Goonies. 100 Fly Fly 1: IM 1: Free 1:39.84 Madson s Top Times 100 Fly Fly 2: IM 2: Free 1: AUBURN Swimming & Diving

37 ScottMORGAN Nashville, Tenn. Diving High School: Attended Martin Luther King Magnet HS... Competed under Tim Jones at Middle Tennessee Diving... Earned second place at the state championship senior year and third as a junior... All-American... Finalist on the 1- and AlexeiPUNINSKI Croatia Sprint Free/Fly High School: Attended XIII Gymnasium and trained with Tomislav Rogie. Personal: Full name is Alexei Puninski... Mother is Svetlana Puninskaya... Born JonROBERTS Raleigh, N.C. Breast/Sprint Free High School: Attended Cardinal Gibbons HS... Swam for Dan Flack and the Raleigh Swimming Association... Prior to move to Raleigh, swam for Rick Aronberg and Jack Hauber and the Greater Rochester Racing Raiders... Competed in the 100m breast at the U.S. World Championship Trials... Finished seventh in the 100m breast at the 2004 Summer Nationals... Made Olympic Trials cuts with a 1:04.20 in the 100 breast... Nine-time New York state champion... Junior National Team member for two years... Honor roll. Personal: Full name is Jonathan Roberts... Parents names are Charles and SteveSCHEREN Fairfax Station, Va. Sprint Free High School: Attended Robinson Secondary School... Swam with Bill Marlin's Potomac Marlins and 2005 state champion in both the 50 free and 100 free, setting the state record in the 100 free both years... Nine-time All-American 3- meter at the winter junior regionals. Personal: Full name is Scott Morgan... Parents names are Allen and Patty Morgan... Born on June 3, Majoring in engineering. My personal goal for the season is to improve. I want to learn more dives and have a perfect list. More on Logan: Most famous person he has met was Tim McGraw... Best nonathletic talent is playing Halo... Says his friends have had the biggest impact on his athletic career because they have encouraged him all the way... Favorite place to travel is the Bahamas... Can t go a week without chicken. on January 11, Majoring in international business. Advice that I would give an incoming teammate is to keep working everyday. More on Alexei: Favorite movie is Scarface... Most famous person he has met was Alexandar Popov... Says best part of being a collegiate athlete is meeting new friends and being a part of a great team... One thing he wants to accomplish outside of athletics is to finish college and get a good education... Favorite place to travel is New York. 50 Fly (25m) Free (25m) 1: Free (25m) Rebecca Roberts... Born on Sept. 25, Father swam for the University of Iowa... Has one sister, Melanie... Wants to be pre-med. My father has had the biggest impact on my athletic career because I have always wanted to follow in his footsteps. More on Jon: Can t go a week without sweet tea... Best non-athletic talent is naming music on the radio... Most interesting fact about his family is that they were all born in September... Says the best thing about Auburn is the pride of being a Tiger... Favorite movie is Rudy. 100 Breast Breast 2: IM 1: Free Fly Puninski s Top Times Roberts Top Times 100 Breast 1: Breast 2: IM 2: Fly and 2005 NISCA Swimmer of the Year... Swam anchor for the state champion 200 free and 200 medley relays in 2004 and 400 free relay state champion team in Was a semifinalist in the 100 free at the 2004 U.S. Open. Personal: Full name is Stephen Andrew Scheren... Parents are Tom and Janet Scheren... Born on December 16, Majoring in building science. My personal goal for the season is to make the Auburn NCAA team. More on Steven: Favorite movie is Rambo II... Can t go a week without sweet tea... Best non-athletic talent is problem solving... Best thing about Auburn is the people... Three words that describe him are rough, energetic and loyal. JohnSNYDER Hoover, Ala. Breaststroke/IM High School: Attended Hoover HS... Swam for the Birmingham Swim League under coach Ben Davis... Part of the National Society of Collegiate Scholars. Personal: Full name is John Daniel Snyder... Parents are Dan and Jane Snyder... Born on March 19, One brother, Adam... Majoring in civil engineering. My parents have had the biggest impact on my athletic career because they have supported me in everything and never doubted me. More on John: Says the best part about being a collegiate athlete is being able to represent Auburn in competition... An interesting fact about John is that he is an Eagle Scout... Favorite movie is Saving Private Ryan... Best non-athletic talent is singing. 100 Breast 1: Breast 2: IM 1: IM 4:15.67 Snyder s Top Times 100 Breast 1: Breast 2: IM 2: IM 4: AUBURN Swimming & Diving 65

38 2005 NCAA Championships Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Final Auburn Stanford Arizona California Florida Yard Freestyle Relay (Prelim/Final) 2. Wochomurka (19.48), Bousquet (18.64), Lundquist... (19.14), Bovell (18.74) : Yard Freestyle 14. BJ Jones :18.42/4: Daniel Slocki : Shai Livnat : Yard Individual Medley 2. Eric Shanteau :44.38/1: Doug Van Wie :45.43/1: Kurt Cady :46.29/1: Rory Connell :46.29/1: Joey Schneider : Sean Osborne : Mark Johnson : Yard Freestyle 1. Fred Bousquet **/ Ryan Wochomurka / George Bovell / Bryan Lundquist Scott Goodrich Meter Springboard 4. Steven Segerlin / Matt Bricker / Yard Medley Relay 3. Van Wie (46.35), Osborne (53.80), Bousquet (46.05).. Bovell (41.72) : Yard Medley Relay 4. Van Wie (21.71), Cady (24.84), Wochomurka (20.69),. Bousquet (18.55) : Yard Individual Medley 3. Eric Shanteau :44.88/3: Mark Johnson : Yard Butterfly 5. Fred Bousquet / Ryan Wochomurka / Bryan Lundquist Yard Freestyle 4. George Bovell :34.29/1: BJ Jones :36.03/1: Shai Livnat : Rory Connell : Joey Schneider : Daniel Slocki : Yard Breaststroke 23. Kurt Cady Sean Osborne Yard Backstroke 3. Doug Van Wie / Chad Barlow / Scott Goodrich / Meter Springboard 3. Steven Segerlin / Matt Bricker Yard Freestyle Relay 4. Livnat (1:36.20), Bovell (1:34.11), Connell (1:34.81),. Van Wie (1:35.58) : Yard Freestyle 20. Nate Knopf : Daniel Slocki : Shai Livnat : Yard Backstroke 2. Doug Van Wie :42.16/1: Chad Barlow :41.92/1: Joey Schneider : Yard Freestyle 2. Fred Bousquet / George Bovell / Ryan Wochomurka / Bryan Lundquist / Scott Goodrich Yard Breaststroke 8. Eric Shanteau :56.91/1: Sean Osborne : Yard Butterfly 13. Rory Connell :45.30/1: Mark Johnson :46.68 T22. BJ Jones : Kurt Cady : Chad Barlow :48.91 Platform 1. Matt Bricker / Steven Segerlin / Yard Freestyle Relay 2. Bousquet (41.87), Bovell (42.66), Wochomurka (42.65), Jones (43.20) :50.38 ** NCAA & US Open Record Auburn Men s Year in Review 2005 Southeastern Conference Results Team ScoresDiving Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Auburn Florida Georgia Kentucky Alabama Tennessee LSU South Carolina meter (Prelims/Finals) 2. Steven Segerlin / Andrew Sivulka meter 3. Steven Segerlin / Andrew Sivulka / Platform 1. Steven Segerlin / Andrew Sivulka Medley Relay Van Wie, Osborne, Bousquet, WochomurkaDQ 800 Freestyle Relay 2. Jones (1:35.31), Livnat (1:35.52), Van Wie (1:35.54), Bovell (1:35.36) 6: Freestyle 4. BJ Jones 4:18.70/4: Shai Livnat 4:20.65/4: Daniel Slocki 4:22.13/4: Nate Knopf 4:26.56/4:28.46 Wesley Flatt 4: Individual Medley 2. Eric Shanteau 1:46.44/1: Kurt Cady 1:48.18/1: Doug Van Wie 1:48.13/1: Rory Connell 1:48.55/1: Joey Schnedier 1:48.61/1: Mark Johnson 1:49.17/1:50.68 John Scott DQ 50 Freestyle 1. Fred Bousquet 19.63/19.57 T3. George Bovell 20.02/19.72 T3. Ryan Wochomurka 19.73/ Scott Goodrich 19.99/ Bryan Lundquist 20.05/20.35 Seth Barry Luke Weniger David Maras Medley Relay 2. Van Wie (46.91), Osborne (53.63), Bousquet (46.37), Wochomurka (42.75)3: Individual Medley 2. Eric Shanteau 3:49.80/3: Sean Osborne 3:54.42/3: Nate Knopf 3:57.78/3:57.53 Mark Johnson DQ 100 Butterfly 3. Fred Bousquet 47.95/ Ryan Wochomurka 47.83/ Bryan Lundquist 48.64/48.94 Luke Weniger John Scott Freestyle 3. George Bovell 1:35.60/1: BJ Jones 1:36.46/1: Rory Connell 1:36.65/1: Shai Livnat 1:37.00/1: Daniel Slocki 1:37.97/1:37.77 Wesley Flatt 1:38.01 Seth Barry 1: Breaststroke T6. Sean Osborne 55.08/ Kurt Cady 55.55/55.30 David Maras Backstroke 1. Doug Van Wie 47.41/ Chad Barlow 47.30/ Scott Goodrich 48.49/ Joey Schneider 49.40/ Freestyle Relay 1. Bovell (19.52), Wochomurka (19.15), Lundquist (19.21, Bousquet (19.07) 1: Freestyle 7. Nate Knopf 15: Shai Livnat 15: BJ Jones 15: Daniel Slocki 15: Backstroke 2. Chad Barlow 1:43.70/1: Doug Van Wie 1:44.11/1: Joey Schneider 1:45.52/1: Scott Goodrich 1:49.41/1: Freestyle 1. Fred Bousquet 43.57/ George Bovell 43.71/ Ryan Wochomurka 43.34/ Bryan Lundquist 43.73/ Kurt Cady 44.43/44.47 Wesley Flatt Seth Barry Breaststroke 3. Eric Shanteau 1:58.71/1: Sean Osborne 2:01.27/1:59.62 David Maras 2: Butterfly 6. Rory Connell 1:46.71/1: Chad Barlow 1:46.08/1: Mark Johnson 1:47.62/1:45.43 John Scott 1: Freestyle Relay 2. Bousquet (42.94), Wochomurka (43.21), Jones (43.83), Bovell (42.61) 2: AUBURN Swimming & Diving

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40 Auburn Men s Top Times - SCY 50 Yard Freestyle 1. Fred Bousquet NCAAp 3/24 2. Ryan Wochomurka NCAAp 3/24 3. George Bovell NCAAp 3/24 4. Byran Lundquist NCAAp 3/24 5. Scott Goodrich NCAAp 3/ Yard Freestyle 1. Fred Bousquet ^ NCAAf 3/26 2. George Bovell NCAAp 3/26 3. Ryan Wochomurka NCAAp 3/26 4. Bryan Lundquist NCAAp 3/26 5. Scott Goodrich NCAAp 3/ Yard Freestyle 1. George Bovell : NCAAp 3/25 2. BJ Jones :35.31^ SECf 2/16 3. Shai Livnat : SECf 2/18 4. Rory Connell : JEMIf 3/4 5. Joey Schneider : NCAAp 3/ Yard Freestyle 1. BJ Jones : NCAAp 3/24 2. Daniel Slocki : SECf 2/17 3. Shai Livnat : SECp 2/17 4. Wesley Flatt : SECp 2/17 5. Nate Knopf : SECp 2/ Yard Freestyle 1. BJ Jones : UGA 11/12 2. Daniel Slocki : UF 1/21 3. Nate Knopf : UF 1/21 4. Cory Knopp : O&B 2/5 5. Doug Van Wie : USC 1/ Yard Freestyle 1. Nate Knopf : NCAA 3/26 2. Shai Livnat SECf 2/19 3. BJ Jones : SECf 2/19 4. Daniel Slocki : NCAA 3/26 5. Jeff Smith : ASCCf 3/6 100 Yard Backstroke 1. Doug Van Wie NCAAf 3/25 2. Chad Barlow SECf 2/18 3. Scott Goodrich NCAAp 3/25 4. Joey Schneider SECf 2/18 5. Ryan Wochomurka JEMIf 3/4 3. Bryan Lundquist NCAAp 3/25 4. John Scott ASCCp 3/3 5. Luke Weniger SECp 2/ Yard Butterfly 1. Rory Connell : NCAAf 3/26 2. Mark Johnson : SECf 2/19 3. John Scott : ASCCf 3/4 4. Chad Barlow : SECp 2/19 5. Kurt Cady : SECp 3/4 200 Yard IM 1. Eric Shanteau : NCAAf 3/24 2. Doug Van Wie : NCAAf 3/24 3. Kurt Cady : NCAAp 3/24 3. Rory Connell : NCAAp 3/24 5. Joey Schneider : JEMIp 3/4 400 Yard IM 1. Eric Shanteau : NCAAf 3/25 2. Sean Osborne : SECf 2/18 3. Mark Johnson : NCAAp 3/25 4. Nate Knopf : SECf 2/18 5. Jeff Smith : ASCCp 3/3 200 Yard Free Relay 1. Wochomurka (19.48), Bousquet (18.64), Lundquist (19.14), Bovell (18.74) : NCAAf 3/24 2. Bovell, Wochomurka, Lundquist, Bousquet : SECf 2/18 3. Bovell, Wochomurka, Lundquist, Bousquet : NCAAp 3/ Yard Free Relay 1. Bousquet (41.87), Bovell (42.66), Wochomurka (42.65), Jones (43.20) : NCAAf 3/26 2. Bovell, Wochomurka, Lundquist, Bousquet : NCAAp 3/26 3. Bousquet, Wochomurka, Jones, Bovell : SECf 2/ Yard Free Relay 1. Livnat (1:36.20), Bovell (1:34.11), Connell (1:34.81), Van Wie (1:35.58) : NCAAf 3/25 2. Jones, Livnat, Van Wie, Bovell : SECf 2/16 3. Schneider, Jones, Van Wie, Wochomurka : ATIf 12/4 200 Yard Backstroke 1. Chad Barlow : SECf 2/19 2. Doug Van Wie : NCAAf 3/26 3. Joey Schneider : SECp 2/19 4. Scott Goodrich : SECf 2/19 5. Eric Shanteau : ATIf 12/4 100 Yard Breaststroke 1. Kurt Cady NCAAp 3/25 2. Sean Osborne NCAAp 3/25 3. David Maras ASCCf 3/3 4. Eric Shanteau JEMIp 3/4 5. Mark Johnson : O&B 2/5 200 Yard Breastroke 1. Eric Shanteau : NCAAp 3/26 2. Sean Osborne : SECf 2/19 3. David Maras : SECp 2/19 4. Kurt Cady : UGA 11/12 5. Mark Johnson : UT 1/ Yard Butterfly 1. Fred Bousquet NCAAf 3/25 2. Ryan Wochomurka NCAAp 3/ Yard Medley Relay 1. Van Wie (21.71), Cady (24.84), Wochomurka (20.69), Bousquet (18.55) : NCAAf 3/25 2. Van Wie, Osborne, Bousquet, Lundquist : NCAAp 3/25 3. Van Wie, Osborne, Bousquet, Goodrich : JEMItt 3/4 400 Yard Medley Relay 1. Van Wie (46.35), Osborne (53.80), Bousquet (46.05), Bovell (41.72) : NCAAf 3/24 2. Van Wie, Osborne, Bousquet, Wochomurka : SECf 2/17 3. Barlow, Osborne, Wochomurka, Bovell : NCAAp 3/24 ^ - relay leadoff AUBURN Swimming & Diving

41 Auburn Men s Records Event Record Holder Time Date Meet 50 Freestyle Fred Bousquet March 24, NCAA 100 Freestyle Fred Bousquet March 26, NCAA 200 Freestyle Rowdy Gaines : March 6, SEC 500 Freestyle Kevin Clements : February 21, SEC 1000 Freestyle BJ Jones : January 31, Kentucky 1650 Freestyle Kevin Clements : March 30, NCAA 100 Butterfly John Hargis March 7, South Carolina 200 Butterfly Jeff Somensatto : February 24, SEC 100 Backstroke Doug Van Wie March 25, NCAA 200 Backstroke Chad Barlow : February 19, SEC 100 Breaststroke Dave Denniston March 23, NCAA 200 Breaststroke Dave Denniston : March 24, NCAA 200 Individual Medley......George Bovell : March 27, NCAA 400 Individual Medley......Eric Shanteau : March 25, NCAA 200 Freestyle Relay Ryan Wochomurka, Fred Bousquet Bryan Lundquist, George Bovell : March 24, NCAA 400 Freestyle Relay George Bovell, Ryan Wochomurka Matt Kidd, Fred Bousquet : March 29, NCAA 800 Freestyle Relay Shai Livnat, George Bovell Rory Connell, Doug Van Wie : March 25, NCAA 200 Medley Relay Bryce Hunt, Pat Calhoun Fred Bousquet, Derek Gibb : March 28, NCAA 400 Medley Relay Jeff Somensatto, Dave Denniston Andy Haidinyak, Greg Busse : March 22, NCAA 1-Meter diving (11) Jose Rocha April 2, NCAA (6) Steven Segerlin March 24, NCAA 3-Meter diving (11) Steven Segerlin March 26, NCAA (6) Caesar Garcia January 31, Alabama Platform diving (10) Caesar Garcia February 22, SEC (13) Koffi Kla February 19, SEC Bold are current team members. BJ Jones eclipsed the school record in the 1000 free during the Tigers dual meet with Kentucky to close out the dual meet season. Fred Bousquet broke the world record in the 50 free at the 2005 NCAA Championship preliminary. He owns two individual records and is part of three AU relay record teams. Caesar Garcia owns two Auburn diving records AUBURN Swimming & Diving 69