IN THIS SECTION HISTORY & RECORDS

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1 HISTORY & RECORDS IN THIS SECTION Year-by-Year Results Series History NCAA Recaps Hoosier All-Americans Hoosier Olympians Hoosier Honor Roll Big Ten Champions Big Ten Champions Hoosier Top Ten Letterwinners Roster by High School Cassandra Cardinell Sara Hildebrand Hobie Billingsley Endowment Counsilman Center Cassandra Cardinell became the first NCAA Champion for IU since Kimiko Hirai in 1996.

2 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS/SERIES HISTORY YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Year W-L Big Ten (Pts) NCAA (Pts) th *** 1st (350) *** 1st (432.5) *** 3rd (290) *** 2nd (451) *** 2nd (250) *** 3rd (316) th (364) 32nd *** rd (391) *** *** nd (710.5) 33rd *** nd (800) 11th *** st (933) 12th *** rd (486) th (420.5) 21st (17) th (398) 18th (23) th (381) 39th (3) th (303) th (244) 32nd (6) th (291) 41st (4) th (143) th (218) th (161) 30th (11) th (211) 21st (37) th (223) 25th (27) th (165) 23rd (30) th (178) 42nd (2) th (280) 25th (22) th (198) 36th (5) th (278.5) 26th (15) th (234) 22nd (40) th (330) 21st (45) rd (460.5) t13th (90) nd (561) t10th (136) st (595) 16th (66) rd (563.5) 12th (119) nd (497) 9th (112) -did not compete; ***records not available DUAL MEET SERIES RECORDS Alabama 0-2 Allegheny 1-0 Arizona State 0-1 Ball State 3-2 Binghamton 1-0 Bowling Green 1-0 Brigham Young 1-0 Butler 1-0 Chicago Circle 1-0 Cincinnati 9-1 Clarion 1-0 Clemson 0-2 DePauw 1-0 Eastern Michigan 1-1 Evansville 5-0 Hawaii 1-3 Houston 1-0 Illinois 15-3 Illinois State 2-0 Indianapolis 1-0 Indiana State 1-0 Iowa Kentucky 7-3 Louisville 1-0 Madison 1-0 Maryland 1-0 Miami 3-1 Michigan 3-12 Michigan State 16-3 Minnesota 2-3 Missouri 2-1 Missouri State 1-0 Nebraska 0-1 New Mexico 1-0 Northwestern Notre Dame 3-1 Ohio 1-0 Ohio State 13-6 Penn State Pittsburgh 1-1 Purdue Rice 2-0 Shippensburg 1-0 Slippery Rock 1-0 South Carolina 0-1 Southern Illinois 3-2 Swarthmore 1-0 Texas Tech 1-0 Toledo 2-0 Vanderbilt 1-0 West Virginia 1-0 Wisconsin 5-5 Wright State 2-0 Wyoming 1-0 Overall INDIANA HOOSIERS

3 NCAA RECAPS 2005 AT WEST LAFAYETTE, IND. 9TH (112 PTS) Swimming Finishes: Kristen Bradley Doherty Colgin Annica Lofstedt Erin Smith Leila Vaziri Diving Finishes: Cassandra Cardinell Christina Loukas List Silvestri 200 IM (53rd), 400 IM (31st) 200 free (31st), 500 free (46th) 50 free (45th), 100 fly (47th) 50 free (47th), 100 fly (27th) 100 back (7th), 200 back (37th) One-meter (9th), Three-meter (30th), Platform (1st) One-meter (7th), Three-meter (5th), Platform (10th) One-meter (8th), Three-meter (12th), Platform (22nd) Relay Finishes: 200 Freestyle (14th) Lofstedt, Vaziri, Smith, Colgin 400 Freestyle (15th) Vaziri, Lofstedt, Colgin, Smith 800 Freestyle (14th) Colgin, Bradley, Vaziri, Smith 200 Medley (14th) Vaziri, Bradley, Smith, Lofstedt 2002 AT AUSTIN, TEXAS 10TH (136 PTS) Top Swimming Finishes: Susan Woessner Tina Gretlund Brooke Taflinger Meghan Medendorp Sarah Fiden Top Diving Finishes: Sara Reiling 100 Back (2nd), 200 Back (9th) 200 IM (32nd), 400 IM (19th) 400 IM (20th) 50 Free (28th) 1650 Free (16th) One-meter (3rd), Three-meter (2nd), Platform (8th) Cassandra Cardinell One-meter (16th), Three-meter (18th), Platform (4th) Erin Quinn One-meter (13th), Three-meter (4th) Top Relay Finishes: 200 Freestyle (13th) Woessner, Williams, Medendorp, Smith 400 Medley (14th) Woessner, Martin, Smith, Medendorp 200 Medley (15th) Woessner, Medendorp, Smith, Williams 800 Freestyle (15th) Gretlund, Fiden, Taflinger, Smith 400 Freestyle (13th) Woessner, Williams, Medendorp, Smith 2004 AT COLLEGE STATION, TEXAS 12TH (119 PTS) Top Swimming Finishes: Brooke Taflinger 400 IM (9th) Erin Gorlesky 400 IM (11th), 400 Free (14th) Meghan Medendorp 50 Free (14th) Kristen Bradley 400 IM (10th) Doherty Colgin 200 Free (12th) Leila Vaziri 100 Back (11th) Sarah Bugden 200 Fly (16th) Top Diving Finishes: Lindsay Weigle Three-meter (15th), Platform (4th) Top Relay Finishes: 200 Freestyle (8th) Lofstedt, Smith, Kostner, Medendorp 400 Freestyle (12th) Vaziri, Smith, Wentworth, Medendorp 800 Freestyle (11th) Gorlesky, Vaziri, Colgin, Fiden 200 Medley (12th) Vaziri, Medendorp, Smith, Lofstedt 400 Medley (13th) Vaziri, Taflinger, Smith, Medendorp 2003 AT AUBURN, ALA. 16TH (66 PTS) Top Swimming Finishes: Tina Gretlund Brooke Taflinger Lauren Lubus Meghan Medendorp Sarah Fiden Kristy Martin Erin Gorlesky Top Diving Finishes: Sara Hildebrand 200 Free (25th), 200 Fly (29th) 400 IM (14th) 200 Fly (15th), 100 Fly (31st) 50 Free (20th), 100 Free (29th) 1650 Free (15th) 400 IM (28th) 1650 Free (31st) One-meter (15th), Three-meter (14th), Platform (4th) Cassandra Cardinell One-meter (10th), Three-meter (23rd), Platform (5th) Lori Matthys Platform (7th) Top Relay Finishes: 800 freestyle (14th) Gretlund, Gorlesky, Colgin, Fiden 400 freestyle (20th) Medendorp, Gretlund, Colgin, Gorlesky Cassandra Cardinell not only became the first Hoosier to win a national championship with her triumph on the tower in 2005, she became the first non-one-meter champ as IU s only other titles came with AIAW onemeter wins by Amy McGrath (1980) and Lona Foss (1982), and an NCAA victory by Kimiko Hirai in INDIANAHOOSIERS 61

4 NCAA RECAPS AT LONG ISLAND, N.Y. 13TH (90 PTS) Top Swimming Finishes: Jenn Cristy Susan Woessner 50 Free (3rd), 100 Free (13th) 100 Back (7th), 200 Back (18th) 1650 Free (21st) Sarah Fiden Top Diving Finishes: Erin Quinn One-meter (6th), Three-meter (6th) Top Relay Finishes: 400 Freestyle (10th) Woessner, Cristy, Gretlund, Williams 800 Freestyle (12th) Fiden, Cristy, Gretlund, Williams 200 Freestyle (13th) Cristy, Williams, Bowman, Woessner 200 Medley (13th) Woessner, Cristy, Gretlund, Williams 400 Medley (14th) Woessner, Cristy, Gretlund, Williams 2000 AT INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 21ST (45 PTS) Top Swimming Finishes: Jenn Cristy Susan Woessner Top Diving Finishes: Sara Reiling 50 Free (10th) 100 Back (25th) One-meter (12th), Three-meter (2nd), Platform (3rd) Sara Hildebrand was a national runner up on two occasions and finished in the top four on five occasions during her career at the NCAA Championships AT ATHENS, GA. 22ND (40 PTS) Top Swimming Finishes: Jenn Cristy 50 Free (8th) Top Diving Finishes: Erin Quinn One-meter (6th), Three-meter (9th) Sara Reiling Platform (10th) Kimiko Hirai won the one-meter competition at the 1996 NCAA Championships AT MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 26TH (15 PTS) Top Swimming Finishes: Jenn Cristy Top Swimming Finishes: Jennifer Brooks Top Diving Finishes: Jennifer Dixon 50 Free (8th) 1997 AT INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 36TH (5 PTS.) Top Swimming Finishes: Jennifer Brooks Individual Champion: Kimiko Hirai 100 Fly (15th) Platform (14th), One-meter (18th), Three-meter (18th) 1996 AT ANN ARBOR, MICH. 25TH (22 PTS) Top Diving Finishes: Jennifer Dixon 100 Fly (15th) One-meter Diving 1995 AT AUSTIN, TEXAS 42ND (2 PTS) Top Diving Finishes: Kristen Kane Platform (15th), One-meter (18th), Three-meter (20th) 1994 AT INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 23RD (30 PTS) Three-meter (2nd), One-meter (4th) 62 INDIANA HOOSIERS

5 NCAA RECAPS 1993 AT MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. 25TH (27 PTS) Top Diving Finishes: Kristen Kane One-meter (7th), Three-meter (4th) 1992 AT AUSTIN, TEXAS 21ST (37 PTS) Top Diving Finishes: Kristen Kane Top Diving Finishes: Kristen Kane One-meter (2nd), Three-meter (3rd), Platform (13th) 1991 AT INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 30TH (11 PTS) Top Swimming Finishes: Rosalie-Anne Wicht One-meter (8th) 1985 AT TUSCALOOSA, ALA. 39TH (3 PTS) 100 Fly (14th) 1984 AT INDIANAPOLIS, IND. 18TH (23 PTS) Top Swimming Finishes: Rosalie-Anne Wicht Top Diving Finishes: Lona Foss Top Diving Finishes: Lona Foss 100 Fly (10th) One-meter (2nd), Three-meter (7th) 1983 AT LINCOLN, NEB. 21ST (17 PTS) One-meter (3rd), Three-meter (8th) Kristen Kane was an eight-time All-American over her four-year career with the Hoosiers at Austin, Texas 17th AIAW (76pts) Individual Champions: Lona Foss One-meter diving Top Swimming Finishes: Sarah Gengle 50 Free (15th) Top Diving Finishes: Amy McGrath One-meter (3rd), Three-meter (2nd) Top Relay Finishes: 200 medley relay (11th) Juda, Shuppert, Gengley, McGinnis 1981 AT COLUMBIA, S.C. 12TH AIAW (99PTS) No Individual Records Available AT LAS VEGAS, NEV. 11TH AIAW (87PTS) Individual Champions: Amy McGrath Top Swimming Finishes: Jennifer Hooker Mary Beth McGinnis Top Diving Finishes: Amy McGrath One-meter Diving 500 Free (2nd), 200 Free (10th) 100 Free (12th), 1650 Free (7th) 50 Free (7th) Three-meter (5th) 1979 AT PITTSBURGH, PA. 33RD AIAW No Individual Records Available. Amy McGrath was the first IU diver to win a national championship as she won the one-meter at the AIAW Meet in INDIANAHOOSIERS 63

6 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS PEGGYMOSS LONAFOSS 1973 ALL-AMERICAN Peggy Moss was Indiana s first All-American. She received the honor diving on one-meter in Moss was a threetime letterwinner, lettering in 1972, 1973, and CAROLLINDER 1982, 1983, 1984 ALL-AMERICAN Lona Foss was an All-American for the Hoosiers in her final three seasons at IU. All together, Foss was a five-time All- American with three one-meter honors and two three-meter distinctions. She set an AIAW meet record in winning the one-meter in 1982 with points. She followed up the next year by taking third on one-meter and second on threemeter. In 1984, Foss placed third on the one-meter and eighth on the three-meter. JENNIFERHOOKER FREESTYLE 1976 ALL-AMERICAN Carol Linder was the first Indiana diver to be an All-American on both the one-meter and three-meter. Linder earned her All-America honors in 1976, her only season with the Hoosiers. Linder also won the Big Ten Championships on the one-meter in AMYMCGRATH 1980, 1981, 1982 ALL-AMERICAN Amy McGrath won All-America honors three straight years from She was a six-time All-American, earning the distinction on the one-meter and three-meter all three years of her career. She was crowned the AIAW Champion on onemeter and finished fifth on the three-meter in McGrath was the runner-up on three-meter and finished third on onemeter in In 1981, she won the one-meter and threemeter titles at the Big Ten Championships. McGrath was an Olympian on the platform in , 1981 ALL-AMERICAN Jennifer Hooker earned All-America honors for the Hoosiers on six occasions. She was the first Indiana women s swimmer to earn All-America honors in Hooker earned three All-America honors that year in the 100 free, 200 free and 500 free. The following year, she earned All-America honors three times. Hooker was a part of the first Hoosier relay to earn All-America distinction in the 400 free relay. She also earned the honor in the 500 free and the 1650 free in At one time, she held the American record for the 500 and 1650 freestyle, five Big Ten records and 10 Indiana records. In 1999, Hooker was inducted into the IU Hall of Fame. In 1976, she placed sixth at the Olympics in the 200 free. She also placed second at the 1979 Pan American Games in the 800 free. She currently works in the IU Athletic Department as the Assistant Athletic Director for compliance. 64 INDIANA HOOSIERS

7 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS MARY BETHMCGINNIS FREESTYLE DIANEGRIEBEL FREESTYLE 1980, 1981, 1982 ALL-AMERICAN Mary Beth McGinnis earned her first All-America honor by placing seventh in the 50 free at the 1980 AIAW Championships. She returned in 1981 to take honors in the 200 medley and 400 freestyle relays. In 1980, McGinnis was a member of the 200-yard medley relay that placed 11th at the AIAW Championships. McGinnis was also a seven-time Big Ten Champion. In 1980, she won the 50 free, the 100 free, the 100 individual medley and was part of the 400 free and 400 medley relays. McGinnis won two Big Ten titles in 1981 as part of the 200 medley and 400 free relays. THERESAANDREWS BACKSTROKE 1981 ALL-AMERICAN Diane Griebel teamed with Jennifer Hooker at the 1981 AIAW Championships as both earned All-America honors in the 1650 free. Griebel also won a Big Ten Championship in 1981 by swimming a leg in the 800 free relay. LINDLEYPETERSON RELAY 1981 ALL-AMERICAN Theresa Andrews became a five-time All-American at the 1981 AIAW Championships. She earned the distinction in the 50 freestyle, 100 backstroke, 200 medley, 400 medley and 400 freestyle relays. Andrews also won six Big Ten titles in Individually. she won the 50 butterfly, the 50 back, the 100 back and the 200 back. Andrews was also a part of the winning 200 medley and 400 free relays. ANNCREMIN RELAYS 1981 ALL-AMERICAN Ann Cremin earned two All-America honors at the 1981 AIAW Championships as part of both the 400 freestyle and 400 medley relay teams. Cremin won three Big Ten Championships in 1981, capturing the 100 free and as a part of the 800 free and 400 free relays ALL-AMERICAN Lindley Peterson earned her All-America status in She was part of the 200 medley relay that earned the distinction at the AIAW Championships. Peterson was also part of the 200 medley relay that won the Big Ten Championship in LISAROBBIANO BREASTSTROKE 1981 ALL-AMERICAN Lisa Robbiano was a three-time All-American at the 1981 AIAW Championships. She earned the distinction in the 100 breaststroke, 200 medley relay, and 400 medley relay. Robbiano was also part of the 200 medley relay that won the Big Ten Championship in INDIANAHOOSIERS 65

8 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS CHRISSATTLEBERG RELAY KARENSHUPPERT RELAY 1981 ALL-AMERICAN Chris Sattleberg earned All-America status in She was a part of the 400 medley relay team at the AIAW Championships. SARAHGENGLER FREESTYLE 1982 ALL-AMERICAN Karen Shuppert was a member of the 200-yard medley relay that earned All-America honors in The relay placed 11th at the AIAW Championships. ROSIEWICHT BUTTERFLY 1984 ALL-AMERICAN 1982 ALL-AMERICAN Sarah Gengler earned All-America honors in She placed 15th in the 50-yard freestyle and was a member of the 200-yard medley relay that placed 11th. She was a letterwinner from at Indiana. CHRISTINEJUDA RELAY 1982 ALL-AMERICAN Christine Juda earned All-America honors as the 1982 AIAW Championships. She led off the 200-yard medley relay that placed 11th. She was a letterwinner at IU from Rosie Wicht was Indiana s only All-American in At the NCAA Championships, she placed 10th in the 100 butterfly to earn the distinction. She earned the honor in 1985 as well placing 14th in the 100 butterfly. Wicht was a two-time Big Ten champion during her career. She won the 100-yard butterfly in 1984 and was a part of the 200 medley relay team in KRISTENKANE 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 ALL-AMERICAN Kristen Kane was the first Hoosier to earn All-America status four straight years. In all, Kane was an eight-time All-America diver. In 1991, she placed eighth on one-meter. One year later, Kane took second on one-meter, third on three-meter and 13th on platform. She finished seventh on one-meter and fourth on three-meter in During her senior year, Kane placed sixth on one-meter and second on three-meter. Kane was a three-time Big Ten Champion during her career. In 1992, she won the three-meter and platform competition. Kane was the three-meter champion once again in Both in 1992 and 1994, she was recognized as the Big Ten Diver of the Year. 66 INDIANA HOOSIERS

9 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS KIMIKOHIRAI JENNCRISTY FREESTYLE 1996 ALL-AMERICAN In 1996, Kimiko Hirai became Indiana s first NCAA Champion, capturing the one-meter competition with points. Hirai was also an Academic All-American in 1996 and was recognized as Indiana s Diver of the Year in 1996 and In 1996, Hirai was IU s Female Athlete of the Year. She also participated in the 1998 Goodwill Games. Hirai began her collegiate career as a diver at Colorado State University. JENNIFERDIXON 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001 ALL-AMERICAN Jenn Cristy, a 10-time All-American, is Indiana s most decorated female swimmer. She received All-America honors in the 50 free all four years. Cristy placed eighth as a freshman and sophomore, 10th as a junior and in her senior campaign finished third. As a senior in 2001, she received Honorable Mention All-America status in the 200 free relay, the 400 free relay, the 800 free relay and the 100 freestyle. She was part of the 13th-place 200 free relay, 12th-place 800 free relay, 13thplace 200 medley relay and 14th-place 400 medley relay. Cristy was a six-time Big Ten Champion and was recognized as the Big Ten Swimmer of the Championships in She won titles in the 50 free, 100 free, and was part of the 200 free relay in She won the 50 free at the Big Ten Championship in 1998 and , 1997 ALL-AMERICAN Jennifer Dixon was another of the Hoosiers All-American divers. She earned her final honorable mention distinction in 1997 when she placed 14th on the platform. Dixon placed 15th on the platform in 1995 to earn the distinction. Although she only earned All-America honors twice, Dixon was a threetime Big Ten Champion and the 1997 Big Ten Diver of the Year. In 1997, she won the one-meter and three-meter. Her only other Big Ten title came in JENNIFERBROOKS BUTTERFLY 1996, 1997 ALL-AMERICAN Jennifer Brooks became the first Hoosier swimmer to earn All-America honors in 12 years. She was a two-time All- American in the 100 butterfly. In both 1996 and 1997, Brooks placed 15th in the 100 butterfly at the NCAA Championships. SARAHILDEBRAND 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003 ALL-AMERICAN Sara Hildebrand (Reiling) earned All-America honors on six occasions. She was an All-American on all three levels. She capped her career off with a fourth place finish on the platform in Also at the 2003 NCAA Championships, Hildebrand earned honorable mention All-America honors for placing 15th on the one-meter and 14th on the three-meter. In 2000, she was an All-American, placing second on threemeter and third on platform. Also in 2000, Reiling placed 12th on one-meter to earn honorable mention All-America status. During her freshman season, Reiling earned honorable mention All-America honors by finishing 10th on platform. Reiling is an eight-time Big Ten Champion and a three-time Big Ten Diver of the Year. She also represented the United States in the 2000 and 2004 Olympics on the platform. INDIANAHOOSIERS 67

10 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS SUSANWOESSNER BACKSTROKE TINAGRETLUND RELAYS 2000, 2001, 2002 ALL-AMERICAN Susan Woessner evolved from a walk-on to a National runner-up in her career at Indiana. During her senior campaign, Woessner finished second in the 100 back to the fastest women ever to swim the event in Natalie Coughlin of California. She is a two-time All-American in the 100 back, including a seventh place finish in Woessner earned honorable mention All-America honors on eleven occasions including eight relays. At the 2002 NCAA Championships, Woessner finished ninth in the 200 back for an individual honorable mention award. She was apart of the 200 medley, 400 medley, 200 free and 400 free relays that were honorable mention All-American in 2001 and At the 2002 Big Ten Championships, Woessner was recognized as the Swimmer of the Year as a result of winning the 100 back and 200 back events. Woessner also won three medals at the World University Games in She earned a silver in the 100 back, a bronze in the 50 back and was part of the silver medal winning 400 medley relay. 2001, 2002, 2003 ALL-AMERICAN Tina Gretlund earned honorable mention All-America honors as a part of relays on six occasions. During her final season, she was part of the 800 free relay that finished 14th. In 2001, she swam on four relays that earned honorable mention All- America honors. She swam on the 13th-place 200 medley relay, 14th-place 400 medley relay, 10th-place 400 free relay, and 12th-place 800 free relay. In 2002, she was part of the 800 relay team that placed 15th. SARAHFIDEN FREESTYLE SARAHBOWMAN RELAYS 2001 ALL-AMERICAN Sarah Bowman was a part of the 200 free relay that earned honorable mention All-America status at the 2001 NCAA Championships. The relay placed 13th in earning the distinction. She was also part of the 200 free relay that won the Big Ten Championship in , 2002, 2003, 2004 ALL-AMERICAN Sarah Fiden earned six honorable mention All-America honors during her career. She capped off her career with an honorable mention All-America honor as part of the 800-meter freestyle relay that placed 11th in In 2003, Fiden earned two honorable mention honors. She placed 15th in the 1650 free and also swam a leg on the 14th-place 800 free relay. During her sophomore season, Fiden was an honorable mention All-American by placing 16th in the 1650 at the 2002 NCAA Championships. Fiden also earned honorable mention All-American as a part of the 800 free relays in 2001 and The relays placed 15th at the 2002 championships and 12th at the 2001 championships. Fiden holds three individual school records in the 500 free, 1000 free and 1650 free. 68 INDIANA HOOSIERS

11 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS ANNEWILLIAMS RELAYS CASSANDRACARDINELL 2001, 2002 ALL-AMERICAN Anne Williams was a 10-time honorable mention All-America selection as part of five relays in both 2001 and In 2002, Williams was a part of the 200 free relays that finished 13th, the 400 medley relay that finished 14th, the 200 medley relay that finished 15th, the 800 free relay that finished 15th and the 400 free relay that finished 13th. She finished 13th in the 200 free relay, 10th in the 400 free relay, 13th in the 200 medley relay, 14th in the 400 medley relay and 12th in the 800 free relay at the 2001 NCAA Championships. 2002, 2003, 2005 ALL-AMERICAN Cassandra Cardinell earned All-America honors from Cardinell placed fifth on the platform at the 2003 NCAA Championships. She also earned honorable mention All- America honors by placing 10th in the one-meter in In 2003, She placed fourth on the platform. Cardinell was also an honorable mention All-American on the one-meter with her 16th-place finish. Cardinell was a 2002 and 2003 CSCAA Academic All-American. In 2004, Cardinell earned a spot on the United States Olympic team for the Athens Games. She competed in the 10-meter platform synchro event with teammate Sara Hildebrand. In 2005, she won the platform title at the NCAA Championships. ERINQUINN MEGHANMEDENDORP FREESTYLE 1998, 1999, 2001, 2002 ALL-AMERICAN Erin Quinn capped her career in 2002 by earning All-America honors on the three-meter by finishing fourth. She also earned honorable mention All-America status on the onemeter by placing 13th. All together, Quinn earned six All- America awards. In 2001, she finished sixth on the one-meter to earn the distinction. Quinn placed sixth on the one-meter and ninth on the three-meter in As a freshman, she earned honorable mention All-America honors by placing 13th on the platform. Quinn was Indiana s 2001 Diver of the Year. 2002, 2004 ALL-AMERICAN Meghan Medendorp earned All-America honors as part of the Hoosiers 200-meter freestyle relay that placed eighth at the 2004 NCAA Championships. It was the first relay under head coach Dorsey Tierney to make the finals and earn All- America status. Medendorp earned the first individual honorable mention All-America honor of her career placing 14th in the 50-meter freestyle. She also earned honorable mention honors as part of the 400-meter freestyle relay (12th), 200- meter medley relay (12th) and the 400-meter medley relay (13th). In 2002, Medendorp swam on four relays that earned honorable mention All-America honors at the 2002 NCAA Championships. She was a part of the 200 free relays that finished 13th, the 400 medley relay that finished 14th, the 200 medley relay that finished 15th and the 400 free relay that finished 13th. In 2004, Medendorp captured a pair of Big Ten titles as she won the 50-yard freestyle and was part of the winning 200-yard freestyle relay. INDIANAHOOSIERS 69

12 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS KRISTYMARTIN RELAYS BROOKETAFLINGER INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 2002 ALL-AMERICAN Kristy Martin was part of the 400 medley relay that earned honorable mention All-America honors at the NCAA Championships in The Hoosier 400 medley relay placed 14th with Martin swimming the breast stroke leg. Martin also competed in the 400 individual medley and the 200 butterfly at the championships in , 2003, 2004 ALL-AMERICAN Brooke Taflinger earned honorable mention All-America status in the 400 IM in 2003 and During her senior season, Taflinger won the consolation finals and placed ninth in the 400-meter IM. At the 2003 Championships, she placed 14th. Also in 2004, Taflinger earned honorable mention distinction swimming the breaststroke leg of the 400-meter medley relay that placed 13th. In 2002, Taflinger earned the honor by swimming a leg on the 800 free relay team that finished 15th. In 2002 and 2003, Taflinger won the Big Ten Championship in the 400 IM. Her time in 2003 was not only at the time, a school record, but a Big Ten Championship record as well. ERINSMITH RELAYS 2002, 2004, 2005 ALL-AMERICAN In 2004, Erin Smith was part of the Hoosier 200-meter freestyle relay that earned All-America honors with an eighth place finish at the NCAA Championships. It was the first Hoosier relay to earn All-America honors since She was also part of the 12th place 400-meter freestyle relay, 12th place 200-meter medley relay and 13th place 400-meter medley relay that all earned honorable mention status. During her freshman campaign, Smith was part of five relays that earned honorable mention All-America honors at the 2002 NCAA Championships. She swam on the 200 free relays that placed 13th, the 400 medley relay that placed 14th, the 200 medley relay that finished 15th, the 800 free relay that finished 15th and the 400 free relay that finished 13th. In 2005, she was a member of four All-American relays. ERINGORLESKY INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY/ FREESTYLE 2003, 2004 ALL-AMERICAN Erin Gorlesky earned honorable mention All-America honors during the 2003 and 2004 NCAA Championships. In 2004, Gorlesky earned honorable mention All-America honors in a pair of individual events. She placed 14th in the 400-meter freestyle and 11th in the 400-meter IM. Also in 2004, Gorlesky was part of the 800-meter freestyle relay that earned honorable mention status with an 11th place finish. In 2003, Gorlesky was part of the 800 freestyle relay that placed 14th at the 2003 NCAA Championships. She also participated in the 1650 freestyle event in INDIANA HOOSIERS

13 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS LORIMATTHYS KRISTENBRADLEY INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 2003 ALL-AMERICAN Lori Matthys earned All-America status on the 10-meter platform at the 2003 NCAA Championships. She was one of three IU Divers to earn All-America honors on the platform as she placed seventh in the event. She also participated in the one and three-meter events at the 2003 championships. Matthys was also a 2003 CSCAA Academic All-American. 2004, 2005 ALL-AMERICAN Kristen Bradley earned honorable mention All-America honors in the 400-meter IM at the 2004 NCAA Championships. She placed 10th in the event. Bradley also competed in the 200-meter IM at the Championships as well. In 2005, she was a member of two All-American relays. DOHERTYCOLGIN FREESTYLE CLARISSAWENTWORTH RELAY 2003, 2004, 2005 ALL-AMERICAN 2004 ALL-AMERICAN Doherty Colgin earned honorable mention All-America honors in the 200-meter freestyle at the 2004 NCAA Championships. She placed 12th overall to earn the honor. In 2003 and 2004, Colgin was part of the 800 freestyle relay that earned honorable mention honors. In 2004, the relay placed 11th, and in 2003, it was 14th. In 2005, she was a member of three All-American relays. LAURENLUBUS BUTTERFLY 2003 ALL-AMERICAN Lauren Lubus earned honorable mention All-America status with a 15th-place showing the 200 butterfly event at the 2003 NCAA Championships. She also swam in the 100 butterfly at the 2003 championships. She competed in the 200-meter butterfly and 400-meter IM at the 2004 NCAA Championships. Clarrissa Wentworth earned honorable mention All-America honors during her freshman year as a member of the 400- meter freestyle relay. The relay placed 12th at the NCAA Championships. She also competed in the 100-meter freestyle and 200-meter freestyle. SARAHBUGDEN BUTTERFLY 2004 ALL-AMERICAN Sarah Bugden placed 16th in the 200-meter butterfly to earn honorable mention All-America honors at the 2004 NCAA Championships. INDIANAHOOSIERS 71

14 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS ANNICALOFSTEDT RELAYS LEILAVAZIRI BACKSTROKE 2004, 2005 ALL-AMERICAN During her freshman year, Annica Lofstedt earned All- American honors as a member of the 200-meter freestyle relay. The relay placed eighth and became the first under head coach Dorsey Tierney to earn All-America status. Lofstedt was also a member of the 200-meter medley relay that placed 12th and earned honorable mention All-America honors. She also competed in the 50-meter and 100-meter freestyle events at the Championships. At the 2004 Big Ten Championships, she was a member of the Big Ten Champion 200-yard freestyle relay. In 2005, she was a member of three All-American relays. 2004, 2005 ALL-AMERICAN Leila Vaziri earned honorable mention All-America honors as an individual and as part of four relays at the 2004 NCAA Championships. Individually, she placed 11th in the 100-meter backstroke to earn the honor. She led off the Hoosiers 400- meter freestyle (12th), 200-meter medley (12th) and 400-meter medley relay (13th) that earned honorable mention distinction. Vaziri also swam the second leg of the 800-meter freestyle relay that placed 11th. She also competed in the 100-meter freestyle at the Championships. In 2005, she placed seventh in the 100 back and was a member of four All- American relays. TAMMYKOSTNER RELAY 2004 ALL-AMERICAN Tammy Kostner was a member of the 200-meter freestyle relay that earned All-America honors by placing eighth at the 2004 NCAA Championships. It was the first relay under head coach Dorsey Tierney to earn the honor. She also competed in the 50-meter freestyle and 100-meter backstroke. She was also a member of the 200-yard freestyle relay that won the Big Ten title in LINDSAYWEIGLE 2004 ALL-AMERICAN As a freshman, Lindsay Weigle earned All-America honors on the 10-meter platform. She placed fourth on the platform with a score of It was the highest finish in any event at the 2004 NCAA Championships for a Hoosier. Weigle was the only freshman to compete in the finals of the event. She also earned honorable mention honors in the three-meter with a 15th placed performance. Weigle also competed on the one-meter at the Championships. 72 INDIANA HOOSIERS

15 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS CHRISTINALOUKAS LISASILVESTRI 2005 ALL-AMERICAN During her freshman year, Christina Loukas blew away the diving community by earning both the Big Ten Diver of the Year and of the Championships. She followed that with a trio of All-American certificates at the NCAA Championships. She finished fifth on the three-meter, seventh on the onemeter and 10th on the tower ALL-AMERICAN After transferring to IU from Penn State, Lisa Silvestri made an immediate impact on the program. She snared a pair of All-american certificates at the 2005 NCAA Championships. She finished eighth on the one-meter and 12th on the threemeter. Christina Loukas won both the Big Ten Diver of the Year and Big Ten Diver of the Championships her freshman year in Leila Vaziri earned five All-American certificates in 2005 after winning the 100 back at Big Tens. INDIANAHOOSIERS 73

16 HOOSIER OLYMPIANS LESLIEBUSH CYNTHIAPOTTER 1964, 1968 OLYMPIAN Leslie Bush represented the United States during the 1964 and 1968 Olympic Games. She brought home the platform gold for the United States at the 1964 Tokyo Olympic games. Bush also placed 20th on the tower at th 1968 Mexico City games. 1968, 1972, 1976, 1980 OLYMPIAN Cynthia Potter competed at four consecutive Olympiads for the United States. She competed at the 1968 Mexico City games on platform and at the 1972 Munich games, placing seventh on the three-meter and 21st on the platform. She also was the Big Ten Champion on the one- and three-meter boards in Her success soared at the 1976 Montreal games when she came away with the three-meter bronze medal. She was set to compete on the three-meter at the 1980 Moscow Olympics, but the US boycotted the games. KATHLEENELLIS RELAYS JENNIFERHOOKER FREESTYLE 1964 OLYMPIAN Kathleen Ellis swam for the United States at the 1964 Tokyo Olympic games. She helped the 400-meter freestyle and medley teams to the gold medal. JERRIEADAIR 1968 OLYMPIAN Jerrie Adair competed at the 1968 Mexico City games on the three-meter board. She went on to become the 1971 Big Ten Champion on the one- and three-meter boards OLYMPIAN Jennifer Hooker was a six-time All-American and a member of the 1981 Big Ten Champion Hoosiers. She competed for the United States at the 1976 Montreal Olympiad in the 200-meter freestyle where she placed sixth and helped the 800-meter freestyle relay team to a silver medal. AMYMCGRATH 1980 OLYMPIAN Amy McGrath was a six-time All-American and the 1982 oneand three-meter Big Ten Champion at Indiana. McGrath was set to compete on the platform at the 1980 Moscow Olympic games for the United States, but the US. boycotted the games. 74 INDIANA HOOSIERS

17 HOOSIER OLYMPIANS NICOLEKRIEL CASSANDRACARDINELL 1984 OLYMPIAN Nicole Kriel competed at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympic games for Austria on the three-meter and platform. She placed 21st on the three-meter and 20th on the tower OLYMPIAN Cassandra Cardinell made her first Olympic team in She was one of three Hoosiers to make the United States Olympic Diving Team for the Athens Games. She competed in the 10- meter synchro event with teammate Sara Hildebrand. The Hoosier duo went on to place seventh in the event. Cardinell earned All-America honors in 2002 and 2003 with Indiana. She was also a two-time CSCAA Academic All-American. SARAHILDEBRAND KIMIKOHIRAI 2000, 2004 OLYMPIAN Sara Hildebrand was one of a trio of Hoosiers to dive at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece. It was was the second time she had made the U.S. Olympic Diving Team after making the team in 2000 as well. In Athens, Hildebrand competed in a pair of events, the synchro 10-meter platform event with teammate Cassandra Cardinell and the 10-meter platform. Cardinell and Hildebrand placed seventh in the synchro 10-meter platform event. Hildebrand, after not making the finals in the 10-meter platform in 2000, scored her two best dives in the final two rounds of the semifinals to earn a spot in the finals. She went on to place 11th overall. She competed as Sara Reiling at the 2000 Games in Sydney, Australia. She narrowly missed making the finals of the 10-meter platform ash she finished 13th. Only the top 12 advance to the finals. She was a six-time All-American as well as an eighttime Big Ten Champion at Indiana OLYMPIAN Kimiko (Hirai) Soldati dove for the United State Olympic Team at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, Greece. She was one of three Hoosiers diving on the Olympic Team joining Sara Hildebrand and Cassandra Cardinell. Soldati competed in the three-meter springboard. She placed 21st overall in the prelims of the event. Soldati was Kimiko Hirai and won a NCAA National Championship on the one-meter in She is married to former Indiana men s diver Adam Soldati. INDIANAHOOSIERS 75

18 HOOSIER HONOR ROLL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 1980 Amy McGrath One-meter (AIAW) 1982 Lona Foss One-meter (AIAW) 1996 Kimiko Hirai One-meter (NCAA) 2005 Cassandra Cardinell Platform (NCAA) ALL-AMERICANS 1973 Peggy Moss One-meter 1976 Carol Linder One-meter Carol Linder Three-meter 1979 Shauna Schoholtz One-meter 1980 Jennifer Hooker 100-yard Freestyle 12th Place Jennifer Hooker 200-yard Freestyle 10th Place Jennifer Hooker 500-yard Freestyle 2nd Place Jennifer Hooker 1650-yard Freestyle 7th Place Mary Beth McGinnis 50-yard Freestyle 7th Place Amy McGrath One-meter 1st Place Amy McGrath Three-meter 5th Place 1981 Jennifer Hooker 500-yard Freestyle Jennifer Hooker 1650-yard Freestyle Diane Giebel 1650-yard Freestyle Teresa Andrews 50-yard Backstroke Theresa Andrews 100-yard Backstroke Theresa Andrews 200-yard Backstroke Amy McGrath One-meter Amy McGrath Three-meter Lisa Robbiano 100-yard Breaststroke 400-yard Freestyle Relay (Andrews, Cremin, Hooker, McGinnis) 400-yard Medley Relay (Andrews, Cremin, Robbiano, Sattleberg) 200-yard Medley Relay (Andrews, Peterson, Robbiano, McGinnis) 1982 Sarah Gengler 50-yard Freestyle 15th Place Lona Foss One-meter 1st Place Amy McGrath One-meter 3rd Place Amy McGrath Three-meter 2nd Place 200-yard Medley Relay 11th Place (Juda, Shuppert, Gengler, McGinnis) 1983 Lona Foss One-meter 3rd Place Lona Foss Three-meter 8th Place 1984 Rosie Wicht 100-yard Butterfly 10th Place Lona Foss One-meter 2nd Place Lona Foss Three-meter 7th Place 1985 Rosie Wicht 100-yard Butterfly 14th Place 1991 Kristen Kane One-meter 8th Place 1992 Kristen Kane One-meter 2nd Place Kristen Kane Three-meter 3rd Place Kristen Kane Platform 13th Place 1993 Kristen Kane One-meter 7th Place Kristen Kane Three-meter 4th Place 1994 Kristen Kane One-meter 4th Place Kristen Kane Three-meter 2nd Place 1995 Jennifer Dixon Platform 15th Place 1996 Jennifer Brooks 100-yard Butterfly 15th Place Kimiko Hirai One-meter 1st Place 1997 Jennifer Brooks 100-yard Butterfly 15th Place Jennifer Dixon Platform 14th Place 1998 Jenn Cristy 50-yard Freestyle 8th Place Erin Quinn Platform 13th Place 1999 Jenn Cristy 50-yard Freestyle 8th Place Erin Quinn One-meter 6th Place Erin Quinn Three-meter 9th Place Sara Reiling Platform 10th Place 2000 Jenn Cristy 50-yard Freestyle 10th Place Sara Reiling One-meter 12th Place Sara Reiling Three-meter 2nd Place Sara Reiling Platform 3rd Place 2001 Jenn Cristy 50-yard Freestyle 3rd Place Jenn Cristy 100-yard Freestyle 13th Place Susan Woessner 100-yard Backstroke 7th Place Erin Quinn One-meter 6th Place Erin Quinn Three-meter 6th Place 200-yard Freestyle Relay 13th Place (Cristy, Williams, Bowman, Woessner) 400-yard Freestyle Relay 10th Place (Woessner, Cristy, Gretlund, Williams) 800-yard Freestyle Relay 12th Place (Fiden, Cristy, Gretlund, Williams) 200-yard Medley Relay 13th Place (Woessner, Cristy, Gretlund, Williams) 400-yard Medley Relay 14th Place (Woessner, Cristy, Gretlund, Williams) 2002 Sarah Fiden 1650-yard Freestyle 16th Place Susan Woessner 100-yard Backstroke 2nd Place Susan Woessner 200-yard Backstroke 9th Place Sara Reiling One-meter 3rd Place Erin Quinn One-meter 13th Place Cassandra Cardinell One-meter 16th Place Sara Reiling Three-meter 2nd Place Erin Quinn Three-meter 4th Place Cassandra Cardinell Platform 4th Place Sara Reiling Platform 8th Place 200-yard Freestyle Relay 13th place (Woessner, Williams, Medendorp, Smith) 400-yard Freestyle Relay 13th Place (Woessner, Williams, Medendorp, Smith) 800-yard Freestyle Relay 15th Place (Gretlund, Fiden, Taflinger, Smith) 200-yard Medley Relay 15th Place (Woessner, Medendorp, Smith, Williams) 400-yard Medley Relay 14th Place (Woessner, Martin, Smith, Medendorp) 2003 Sarah Fiden 1650-yard Freestyle 15th Place Brooke Taflinger 400-yard IM 14th Place Lauren Lubus 200-yard Butterfly 15th Place Cassandra Cardinell One-meter 10th Place Sara Hildebrand One-meter 15th Place Sara Hildebrand Three-meter 14th Place Sara Hildebrand Platform 4th Place Cassandra Cardinell Platform 5th Place Lori Matthys Platform 7th Place 800-yard Freestyle Relay 14th Place (Gretlund, Gorlesky, Colgin, Fiden) 2004 Meghan Medendorp 50-meter Freestyle 14th Place Doherty Colgin 200-meter Freestyle 12th Place Erin Gorlesky 400-meter Freestyle 14th Place Leila Vaziri 100-meter Backstroke 11th Place Sarah Bugden 200-meter Butterfly 16th Place Brooke Taflinger 400-meter IM 9th Place Kristen Bradley 400-meter IM 10th Place Erin Gorlesky 400-meter IM 11th Place Lindsay Weigle Three-meter 15th Place Lindsay Weigle 10-meter Platform 4th Place 200-meter Freestyle Relay 8th Place (Lofstedt, Smith, Kostner, Medendorp) 400-meter Freestyle Relay 12th Place (Vaziri, Smith, Wentworth, Medendorp) 800-meter Freestyle Relay 11th Place (Gorlesky, Vaziri, Colgin, Fiden) 200-meter Medley Relay 12th Place (Vaziri, Medendorp, Smith, Lofstedt) 400-meter Medley Relay 13th Place (Vaziri, Taflinger, Smith, Medendorp) 2005 Leila Vaziri 100-yard backstroke 7th Place 200-yard Freestyle Relay 14th Place 76 INDIANA HOOSIERS

19 HOOSIER HONOR ROLL (Lofstedt, Vaziri, Smith, Colgin) 400-yard Freestyle Relay (Vaziri, Lofstedt, Colgin, Smith) 800-yard Freestyle Relay (Colgin, Bradley, Vaziri, Smith) 200-yard Medley Relay (Vaziri, Bradley, Smith, Lofstedt) 15th Place 14th Place 14th Place BIG TEN CHAMPIONS 1971 Jerrie Adair One-meter 1971 Jerrie Adair Three-meter yard Medley Relay Loftus, Holcomb, Davis, Williams 1972 Ruth Dudley 50-yard Freestyle 1972 Ruth Dudley 100-yard Freestyle 1972 Pat Holcomb 50-yard Breaststroke 1972 Pat Holcomb 100-yard Breaststroke 1972 Cynthia Potter One-meter 1972 Cynthia Potter Three-meter yard Freestyle Relay Walker, Loftus, Dudley, Springer 1974 Virginia Davy 400-yard Freestyle 1976 Margaret Roembke 50-yard Freestyle 1976 Dominique Amiand 100-yard Backstroke 1976 Dominique Amiand 200-yard Backstroke 1976 Carol Linder One-meter 1977 Nancy Nitardy 100-yard Butterfly 1978 Shelley Preston 100-yard Breaststroke 1979 Wendy Lee 200-yard Freestyle 1979 Wendy Lee 500-yard Freestyle 1979 Wendy Lee 1650-yard Freestyle 1979 Kathy Conroy 100-yard Butterfly 1979 Lindley Peterson 100-yard Backstroke 1980 Mary Beth McGinnis 50-yard Freestyle 1980 Mary Beth McGinnis 100-yard Freestyle 1980 Jennifer Hooker 200-yard Freestyle 1980 Jennifer Hooker 500-yard Freestyle 1980 Jennifer Hooker 1650-yard Freestyle 1980 Lindley Peterson 50-yard Backstroke 1980 Mary Beth McGinnis 100-yard IM yard Freestyle Relay Wickstrand, Hooker, Fischer, McGinnis yard Medley Relay Peterson, Sattelberg, Conroy, McGinnis 1981 Ann Cremin 100-yard Freestyle 1981 Jennifer Hooker 200-yard Freestyle 1981 Jennifer Hooker 500-yard Freestyle 1981 Jennifer Hooker 1650-yard Freestyle 1981 Theresa Andrews 50-yard Backstroke 1981 Theresa Andrews 100-yard Backstroke 1981 Theresa Andrews 200-yard Backstroke 1981 Theresa Andrews 50-yard Butterfly 1981 Amy McGrath One-meter 1981 Amy McGrath Three-meter yard Freestyle Hooker, Andrews, McGinnis, Cremin yard Freestyle Cremin, Drake, Greibel, Hooker yard Medley Relay Peterson, Robbiano, Andrews, McGinnis 1982 Jennifer Hooker 1650-yard Freestyle 1984 Rosie Wicht 100-yard Butterfly yard Medley Relay MacDonald, Artz, Wicht, Aguilera 1986 Kate MacDonald 100-yard Backstroke 1987 Kate MacDonald 100-yard Freestyle 1987 Kate MacDonald 100-yard Backstroke 1988 Kate MacDonald 100-yard Freestyle 1992 Kristen Kane Three-meter 1992 Kristen Kane Platform 1994 Kristen Kane Three-meter 1995 Jenny Dixon One-meter 1997 Jennifer Dixon One-meter 1997 Jennifer Dixon Three-meter 1998 Jenn Cristy 50-yard Freestyle 1999 Jenn Cristy 50-yard Freestyle 1999 Sara Reiling One-meter 1999 Sara Reiling Platform 2000 Sara Reiling Platform 2001 Jenn Cristy 50-yard Freestyle 2001 Jenn Cristy 100-yard Freestyle yard Freestyle Relay Cristy, Williams, Bowman, Woessner 2002 Susan Woessner 100-yard Backstroke 2002 Susan Woessner 200-yard Backstroke 2002 Brooke Taflinger 400-yard IM 2002 Sara Reiling One-meter 2002 Sara Reiling Platform 2003 Brooke Taflinger 400-yard IM 2003 Sara Hildebrand One-meter 2003 Sara Hildebrand Three-meter 2003 Sara Hildebrand Platform 2004 Meghan Medendorp 50-yard Freestyle yard Freestyle Relay Lofstedt, Smith, Kostner, Medendorp 2005 Cassandra Cardinell Platform 2005 Christina Loukas One-meter 2005 Leila Vaziri 100-yard Backstroke BIG TEN SWIMMER OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP 2001 Jenn Cristy 2002 Susan Woessner BIG TEN DIVER OF THE CHAMPIONSHIPS 2003 Sara Hildebrand 2005 Christina Loukas BIG TEN SWIMMER OF THE YEAR 2002 Susan Woessner BIG TEN DIVER OF THE YEAR 1992 Kristen Kane 1994 Kristen Kane 1997 Jenny Dixon 2000 Sara Reiling 2002 Sara Reiling 2003 Sara Hildebrand 2005 Christina Loukas BIG TEN SWIMMING COACH OF THE YEAR 2001 Dorsey Tierney 2002 Dorsey Tierney BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEAR 1997 Jeff Huber 2003 Jeff Huber 2005 Jeff Huber OLYMPIANS 1964 Kathleen Ellis Gold, 400-meter Freestyle Relay 1964 Kathleen Ellis Gold, 400-meter Medley Relay 1964 Leslie Bush Gold, Platform 1968 Jerrie Adair (alternate) Three-meter 1968 Leslie Bush 20th, Platform 1968 Cynthia Potter (alternate) Platform 1972 Leslie Bush (alternate) Platform 1972 Cynthia Potter 7th, Three-meter 1972 Cynthia Potter 21st, Platform 1976 Cynthia Potter Bronze, Three-meter 1976 Jennifer Hooker 6th, 200-meter Freestyle 1980 Amy McGrath Platform 1980 Cynthia Potter Three-meter 1984 Nicole Kriel (Austria) 21st, Three-meter 1984 Nicole Kriel (Austria) 20th, Platform 2000 Sara Reiling 13th, Platform 2004 Sara Hildebrand 11th, Platform 2004 Sara Hildebrand 7th, Synchro Platform 2004 Cassandra Cardinell 7th, Synchro Platform 2004 Kimiko (Hirai) Soldati 21st, Three-meter PAN AMERICAN PARTICIPANTS 1967 Leslie Bush Gold, Platform 1975 Cynthia Potter Bronze, Three-meter 1975 Kathie Wickstrand Silver, 400-meter Freestyle 1979 Jennifer Hooker Silver, 800-meter Freestyle 1995 Kristen Kane 6th, Three-meter 1983 Vilma Aguilera (Puerto Rico) 8th, 200-meter Breaststroke 1983 Vilma Aguilera (Puerto Rico) 8th 200-meter IM 1983 Vilma Aguilera (Puerto Rico) 7th, 400-meter Medley Relay 1983 Vilma Aguilera (Puerto Rico) 7th, 400-meter Freestyle Relay 2003 Sara Hildebrand 7th, Three-meter 2003 Sara Hildebrand 6th, Platform 2003 Sara Hildebrand, 4th, Synchronized Platform 2003 Cassandra Cardinell 4th, Synchronized Platform 2003 Sara Hildebrand, Bronze, Synchronized Three-meter 2003 Cassandra Cardinell Bronze, Synchronized Three-meter INDIANAHOOSIERS 77

20 HOOSIER HONOR ROLL GOODWILL GAMES PARTICIPANTS 1998 Kimiko Hirai WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES PARTICIPANTS 2001 Susan Woessner Silver, 100-meter Backstroke 2001 Susan Woessner Bronze, 50-meter Backstroke 2001 Susan Woessner Silver, 400-meter Medley Relay 2003 Sara Hildebrand Bronze, Platform 2003 Sara Hildebrand 4th, Three-meter 2003 Sara Hildebrand 5th, One-meter 2003 Cassandra Cardinell 7th, Platform 2003 Sara Hildebrand Bronze, Synchronized Three-meter 2003 Cassandra Cardinell Bronze, Synchronized Three-meter 2005 Cassandra Cardinell Silver, Platform; 4th, Synchro Platform 2005 Susanna Ernst 15th, 200 back; 24th 100 back 2005 Jeff Huber Head Diving Coach 2005 Christina Loukas 4th, Synchro Platform; 16th, Platform INDIANA FEMALE ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 1992 Kristen Kane 1994 Kristen Kane 1996 Kimiko Hirai 2000 Sara Reiling (co-) 2001 Jenn Cristy 2002 Sara Reiling 2003 Sara Hildebrand (co-) 2005 Cassandra Cardinell Inducted 1987 Inducted 1989 Inducted 1998 Inducted 1999 INDIANA HALL OF FAME Leslie Bush Cynthia Potter Kathleen Ellis-Landgraf Jennifer Hooker-Brinegar CSCAA SCHOLAR ATHLETES 1996 Kimiko Hirai 1998 Kimiko Hirai 2001 Mary Carol Mamie Goodson 2002 Cassandra Cardinell 2002 Erin Quinn 2002 Sara Reiling 2003 Cassandra Cardinell 2003 Lori Matthys 2005 Cassandra Cardinell 2005 Christina Loukas 2005 Lisa Silvestri 2005 Jade Summerlin 2005 Clarissa Wentworth U.S. INDOOR CHAMPIONS 2000 Sara Reiling Three-meter U.S. OUTDOOR CHAMPIONS 1992 Kristen Kane One-meter 2001 Sara Reiling Synchronized Platform 2001 Crystal Gregory Synchronized Platform 2002 Sara Reiling Synchronized Platform 2002 Cassandra Cardinell Synchronized Platform 2003 Sara Hildebrand Synchronized Platform 2003 Cassandra Cardinell Synchronized Platform 2003 Sara Hildebrand, Synchronized Three-meter 2003 Cassandra Cardinell Synchronized Three-meter 2003 Sara Hildebrand Three-meter 2004 Sara Hildebrand Synchronized Platform 2004 Cassandra Cardinell Synchronized Platform 2004 Sara Hildebrand Synchronized Three-meter 2004 Cassandra Cardinell Synchronized Three-meter U.S. OUTDOOR NATIONAL ALL-AROUND DIVER 2002 Sara Reiling 2003 Sara Hildebrand 2004 Sara Hildebrand Inducted Inducted Inducted Inducted Inducted IU NATATORIUM WALL OF FAME Leslie Bush Jerrie Adair Cythnia Potter Amy McGrath Nicole Kriel Inducted Inducted 2003 Inducted 2003 Hobie Billingsley Jeff Huber Sara (Reiling) Hildebrand U.S. ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2003 Sara Hildebrand 1998 Jeff Huber 1999 Jeff Huber 2000 Jeff Huber 2001 Jeff Huber 2002 Jeff Huber 2003 Jeff Huber 2004 Jeff Huber MIKE PEPPE AWARD INTERNATIONAL HALL OF FAME Inducted 1986 Leslie Bush Inducted 1987 Cynthia Potter NCAA SILVER ANNIVERSARY AWARD 1995 Leslie Bush THE LORI MATTHYS AWARD Lori Matthys earned All-America status on the 10-meter platform at the 2003 NCAA Championships. She was one of three IU divers to garner All-America honors on the platform as she placed seventh in the event. She also participated on the one-meter and three-meter events at the 2003 championships. The award was renamed in her honor after the 2005 season. It recognizes the most improved diver of that particular year Tamara Harriston 1993 Carrie Keckley 1994 Emily Dunn 1995 Kimiko Hirai 1996 Debbie Lipski 1997 Debbie Lipski 1998 Erin Quinn 1999 Sara Reiling 2000 Jennifer Sonneborn 2001 Mamie Goodson 2002 Lori Matthys and Cassandra Cardinell 2003 Lori Matthys 2004 Heather Chapman 2005 Lisa Silvestri INDIANA DIVER OF THE YEAR 1992 Kristen Kane 1993 Kristen Kane 1994 Kristen Kane 1995 Jenny Dixon 1996 Kimiko Hirai 1997 Jenny Dixon 1997 Debbie Lipski 1998 Kimiko Hirai 1999 Erin Quinn 2000 Sara Reiling 2001 Erin Quinn 2002 Sara Reiling 2003 Sara (Reiling) Hildebrand 2004 Lindsay Weigle 2005 Cassandra Cardinell THE DOC LEWIS AWARD This award is named after Dr. Ronald Doc Lewis, a long time supporter and volunteer assistant diving coach for the Indiana University diving program. Doc was a microbiologist for the EPA and in his spare time worked tirelessly for the diving program. When he retired, he moved to Bloomington and devoted countless hours of service. This award is presented annually to an individual who has made significant contributions to the IU diving program Clarence Donniger 2004 Dr. Doug MacAskill 2005 David Bere 78 INDIANA HOOSIERS

21 1981 BIG TEN CHAMPIONS Jennifer Hooker won three individual titles (200, 500 and 1650 freestyles) and was part of three championship relays (200, 400 and 800 freestyle relays) at the 1981 Big Ten Championships. The 1981 women s swimming and diving team came out victorious at the Big Ten Championships with a score of 933. The Hoosiers came from behind, including a 53- point rally on the final day, after trailing Michigan through the first two days of the Championships. The Wolverines would finished second behind IU with 901 points. Indiana earned the team victory winning 12 of the 19 individual events and four of the five relays. Theresa Andrews took four individual titles in the 50-yard backstroke, 100-yard backstroke, 200-yard backstroke, and 50- yard butterfly. Her times of 27:01 and 2:03.71 in the 50-yard backstroke and 200 backstroke, respectively, awarded her the pool record, Big Ten Record, and an AIAW Qualifying time. Her time in the 100-yard backstroke granted her an AIAW time, and her time of in the 50-yard butterfly was strong enough for the pool record and an AIAW qualifying time. Not far behind with three individual titles was Jennifer Hooker who took victories in the 200 yard. freestyle, 500-yard freestyle, and the 1650-yard freestyle. Her times of 1:51.60, 4:52.31, and 16:43.76 respectively all gave her pool records, Big Ten records, and AIAW qualifying times in each respective event. In other competition, Ann Cremin took the Big Ten victory in the 100-yard freestyle with a time of 52.32, and Amy McGrath was victorious in the one-meter and three-meter diving competition. Four Hoosier relays took first place finishes. The 200-yard freestyle relay team (Sattelberg, Andrews, Hooker, McGinnis) came in with a time of 1:35.83 awarding them the pool record, Big Ten Record, and an AIAW qualifying time. The trend continued with the 800-yard freestyle team (Cremin, Drake, Greibel, Hooker), and the 200-yard medley relay team (Peterson, Robbiano, Andrews, McGinnis) whose times of 7:33.86 and 3:56.47 respectively were strong enough for the pool record, Big Ten record, and an AIAW qualifying time. The 400-yard freestyle relay team (Hooker, Andrews, McGinnis, Cremin) was also Big Ten champions with a time of 3: Other members of the Hoosier team came out with strong finishes. In the 100-yard breaststroke Lisa Robbiano took first place (1:06.94) for the cream and crimson, while Cathy Aschinger came in second (1:07.19). Both times were good enough for AIAW qualifying times. Earning three of the top five spots in the 100-yard backstroke, the Hoosiers took first, second, and fourth place in this event. Ann Cremin came out on top with a final time of 52:32, while Jennifer Hooker s time of 52:41 earned her second place. Mary Beth McGinnis took the number four spot coming in at 52:80. In the 200-yard breaststroke Theresa Andrews was awarded first place with a time of 2:03.71, and coming in second in the event and for the Hoosiers was Lindley Peterson who touched at the 2:08.11 mark. The duo of Jennifer Hooker and Dianne Griebel took the number one and two spots in the 1650-yard freestyle competition. Hooker finished with a time of 16:43.76 while Greibel Theresa Andrews won all three backstroke events (50, 100 and 200), as well as the 50 butterfly at the 1981 Big Ten Championships BIG TEN STANDINGS 1 INDIANA MICHIGAN OHIO STATE WISCONSIN PURDUE MINNESOTA NORTHWESTERN MICHIGAN STATE IOWA ILLINOIS 222 Amy McGrath swept the diving events as she captured both the one-meter and three-meter springboards at the 1981 Championships. finished at 16: In other action, the Hoosier women took three of the top eight spots in the 200-yard butterfly. Stephanie Porter led the Hoosiers with a second place finish and a final time of 2: Also getting on the board were Sue Drake and Kathy Conroy who finished fifth and eighth respectively with times of 2:09.45 and 2: In the 100-yard individual medley Cathy Aschinger was the lone Hoosier in the top eight coming out with a third place finish and an AIAW qualifying time of 59:50. The 1981 Big Ten championship was not recognized by the Big Ten because women s swimming was not recognized until the following year. Although the conference did not recognize it, the championship definitely helped pave the way for women s swimming and diving at Indiana. INDIANAHOOSIERS 79

22 2003 BIG TEN CHAMPIONS After nearly bringing home of the Big Ten Championship in 2002, the Hoosiers used its superior depth to capture the 2003 title. The Hoosiers only won four of the 21 events, but in 11-of-16 individual events, Indiana placed two women in the top 10 and in 7-of-16 individual events, the Hoosiers placed three women in the top 10. The Hoosiers outdistanced second place Wisconsin, "I'd say I'm most proud of this group's fortitude," said former Indiana head swimming coach Dorsey Tierney after the win. "This did not come easy, and I'm sure that no championship does. Especially with the group that was here last year, and coming back this year, I have a group of eight seniors and that is so unusual to have girls go three or four years like that. The character they possess, especially as a group, is phenomenal." Senior Sara Hildebrand captured titles on all three diving levels and walked away with the Big Ten Diver of the Year and Big Ten Diver of the Championships. She and Cassandra Cardinell went 1-2 in the one-meter event and then 1-5 in the three-meter competition. Senior Lori Matthys joined the duo on the platform as all three placed in the top 5. Hildebrand won the event, while Cardinell and Matthys finished third and fifth, respectively. Hildebrand set Indiana Big Ten records on every level at the Championships as well. With the strong diving performance at the championships, head diving coach Jeff Huber was recognized as the Big Ten Diving Coach of the Year. "I don't know where to start," said Huber. "I was really proud of Lori Matthys. I kind of jumped on her a little bit in prelims because she just wasn't diving up to her level. She responded and hung in there and then, tonight, she really dove well. She finished fifth in a very good contest and was much more competitive. Sara, missing her first dive on platform, yet hanging in there showed a lot of maturity on her part. It wasn't clicking for Cassandra this meet, but she battle and had a solid performance." The Hoosiers lone individual champion in swimming was junior Brooke Taflinger. She won the 400 Individual Medley in a Big Ten and School Record time of 4: Taflinger led a Hoosier contingent of four that all placed in the top 12 of the event. Senior Kristy Martin was third followed by freshman Lauren Lubus, who placed ninth. Senior Maggie Helmers finished her career with a 12th placed finish. In the 200 IM, Taflinger again set a school record with a time of 2: She would win the Consolation finals and finish ninth overall. Martin was the highest Hoosier finisher as she was eighth 2003 BIG TEN STANDINGS 1 INDIANA WISCONSIN PENN STATE MICHIGAN PURDUE MINNESOTA IOWA NORTHWESTERN OHIO STATE ILLINOIS MICHIGAN STATE 129 The Indiana women s swimming and diving team celebrated winning the Big Ten Championship with a ceremonial jump in the pool. in the event. Freshman Kristen Bradley came in right behind them in 10th place. Indiana s best event at the 2003 Big Ten Championships was the 200 butterfly. IU had three swimmers in the finals and two others place in the top of the Consolation finals. Lubus spearheaded the group with a school record time of 1: She ended up as the runner-up in the event. Martin and fellow senior Jenny Bechem finished fifth and sixth, respectively. Seniors Tina Gretlund and Maggie Helmers both placed in the top of the consolation finals as they were 10th and 11th, respectively, overall. Gretlund led the Hoosier contingent in the 200 freestyle as she placed sixth in the event with a time of 1: Junior Sarah Fiden made the finals and placed eighth. Fellow classmate Erin Gorlesky won the consolation finals to finish ninth overall, while freshman Doherty Colgin placed 13th. Fiden, Gorlesky and Bechem all scored in the 500 freestyle and the 1650 freestyle events. They all placed in the top 10 of the 500 free, with Fiden leading the way in third. Gorlesky also advanced to the finals and placed eighth, while Bechem was 10th in the event. In the 1650, Fiden once again placed third, while Bechem placed 6th overall. Gorlesky rounded out the group with a 13th place performance. Sophomore Erin Smith led three Hoosiers in the top 10 of the 100 butterfly as she set a school record. Smith finished fourth overall followed by Swimming Coach of the Year: Diving Coach of the Year : Swimmer of the Year : Diver of the Year : Freshman of the Year : Swimmer of the Championship : Diver of the Championship : Lubus, who was sixth. Senior Colleen McCracken was 10th in the event. McCracken also scored in the 200 backstroke and 100 backstroke. She was the lone Hoosier to earn points in the 200 back as she placed 15th overall. She would placed 11th in the 100 back. Junior Tammy Kostner had the top Hoosier finish in the 100 back as she placed 8th. Her time of in the prelims of the event was the second fastest in school history. Junior Meghan Medendorp was Indiana s top sprint freestyler as she earned top five finishes in the 50 free and 100 free. She was the Big Ten runner up in the 50 free and placed fifth in the 100 free. Kostner also advanced to the finals of the 50 free and finished seventh overall. Senior Megan Geers was the lone Hoosier to compete in the 100 breaststroke and she finished 12th. Taflinger advanced to the finals of the 200 breaststroke and ended up placing sixth with a school record time of 2: Indiana also got strong showings from the relays. The Hoosiers top relay finish was the 800 free relay that was runner up to Wisconsin. The group of Gretlund, Colgin, Gorlesky and Fiden swam a school record time of 7: The 200 free relay finished tied with Michigan for third. The team of Kostner, senior Anne Williams, Smith and Medendorp came in with a time of 1: IU s 200 and 400 medley relays finished fifth and sixth, respectively. BIG TEN AWARDS Eric Hansen, Wisconsin Jeff Huber, Indiana Carly Piper, Wisconsin Sara Hildebrand, Indiana Amberle Biedermann, Penn State Carly Piper, Wisconsin Sara Hildebrand, Indiana 80 INDIANA HOOSIERS

23 HOOSIER TOP TEN 50-YARDFREESTYLE AMERICAN RECORD , Maritza Correia, Georgia, 2002 U.S. OPEN RECORD , Maritza Correia, Georgia, 2002 NCAA RECORD , Maritza Correia, Georgia, 2002 BIG TEN RECORD , Jenn Cristy. Indiana, 2001 BIG TEN MEET RECORD , Jenn Cristy. Indiana, 2001 POOL RECORD , Jenn Cristy. Indiana, 2001 SCHOOL RECORD , Jenn Cristy. Indiana, YARDFREESTYLE AMERICAN RECORD :34.39, Janet Evans, Stanford, 1990 U.S. OPEN RECORD :34.39, Janet Evans, Stanford, 1990 NCAA RECORD :34.39, Janet Evans, Stanford, 1990 BIG TEN RECORD :41.58, Carly Piper, Wisconsin, 2003 BIG TEN MEET RECORD :41.58, Carly Piper, Wisconsin, 2003 POOL RECORD :42.00, Carly Piper, Wisconsin, 2005 SCHOOL RECORD :44.32, Sarah Fiden, Indiana, 2004 JENN CRISTY 1. Jenn Cristy Meghan Medendorp Annica Lofstedt Erin Smith Tammy Kostner Leila Vaziri Susan Woessner Kate MacDonald Anne WIlliams Karen Campbell Sarah Fiden 4: Erin Gorlesky 4: Jennifer Hooker 4: Erin Rice 4: Jenny Bechem 4: Doherty Colgin 4: Ellen Lucey 4: Kristen Bradley 4: Brooke Taflinger 4: Lauren Lubus 4: SARAH FIDEN 100-YARDFREESTYLE AMERICAN RECORD Natalie Coughlin, California, 2003 U.S. OPEN RECORD Natalie Coughlin, California, 2003 NCAA RECORD Natalie Coughlin, California, 2003 BIG TEN RECORD , Lindsay Smith, Michigan, 2005 BIG TEN MEET RECORD , Lindsay Smith, Michigan, 2005 POOL RECORD , Lindsay Smith, Michigan, 2005 SCHOOL RECORD , Jenn Cristy, Indiana, YARDFREESTYLE AMERICAN RECORD :25.49 Janet Evans, Fullerton, 1989 US. OPEN RECORD :25.49 Janet Evans, Fullerton, 1989 NCAA MEET RECORD :29.49 Janet Evans, Stanford 1990 POOL RECORD :51.92, Sarah Fiden, Indiana, 2003 SCHOOL RECORD :45.45, Sarah Fiden, Indiana, 2004 JENN CRISTY 200-YARDFREESTYLE AMERICAN RECORD :42.65 Natalie Coughlin, California, 2002 U.S. OPEN RECORD :42.65 Natalie Coughlin, California, 2002 NCAA RECORD :43.08, Martina Moravcova, SMU, 1997 BIG TEN RECORD :45.26, Lindsay Smith, Michigan, 2005 BIG TEN MEET RECORD :45.26, Lindsay Smith, Michigan, 2005 POOL RECORD :45.26, Lindsay Smith, Michigan, 2005 SCHOOL RECORD :48.28, Doherty Colgin, Indiana, 2005 DOHERTY COLGIN 1. Jenn Cristy Meghan Medendorp Kate MacDonald Leila Vaziri Susan Woessner Annica Lofstedt Anne Williams Clarissa Wentworth Erin Smith Tammy Kostner Doherty Colgin 1: Tina Gretlund 1: Leila Vaziri 1: Clarissa Wentworth 1: Jenn Cristy 1: Sarah Fiden 1: Erin Gorlesky 1: Meghan Medendorp1: Erin Smith 1: Ellie Lallman 1: Sarah Fiden 9: Megan Ryther 10: Brooke Taflinger 10: Erin Gorlesky 10: Ellen Lucey 10: Lauren Torpey 10: Melissa Pease 10: Jenny Bechem 10: Erin Rice 10: Doherty Colgin 10: YARDFREESTYLE SARAH FIDEN AMERICAN RECORD :39.14, Janet Evans, Stanford, 1990 U.S. OPEN RECORD :39.14, Janet Evans, Stanford, 1990 NCAA RECORD :39.14, Janet Evans, Stanford, 1990 BIG TEN RECORD :02.61, Carly Piper, Wisconsin, 2003 BIG TEN MEET RECORD :02.61, Carly Piper, Wisconsin, 2003 POOL RECORD :08.14, Sarah Fiden, Indiana, 2004 SCHOOL RECORD :08.14, Sarah Fiden, Indiana, Sarah Fiden 16: Jennifer Hooker 16: Jenny Bechem 16: Megan Ryther 16: Erin Rice 16: Lauren Torpey 16: Erin Gorlesky 16: Dianne Griebel 16: Ellen Lucey 16: Melissa Pease 16: SARAH FIDEN INDIANAHOOSIERS 81

24 HOOSIER TOP TEN YARDBACKSTROKE AMERICAN RECORD , Natalie Coughlin, California, 2002 U.S. OPEN RECORD , Natalie Coughlin, California, 2002 NCAA RECORD , Natalie Coughlin, California, 2002 BIG TEN RECORD , Susan Woessner, Indiana, 2002 BIG TEN MEET RECORD :44, Sarah Haupt, Penn State 2003 POOL RECORD , Leila Vaziri, Indiana, 2005 SCHOOL RECORD , Susan Woessner, Indiana, YARDBREASTSTROKE AMERICAN RECORD :07.36, Tara Kirk, Stanford, 2002 U.S. OPEN RECORD :07.36, Tara Kirk, Stanford, 2002 NCAA RECORD :07.36, Tara Kirk, Stanford, 2002 BIG TEN RECORD :11.60, Gretchen Hegener, Minnesota, 1997 BIG TEN MEET RECORD :11.60, Gretchen Hegener, Minnesota, 1997 POOL RECORD :12.16, Corrie L. Clark, Penn State, 2001 SCHOOL RECORD :14.29, Brooke Taflinger, Indiana, 2004 SUSAN WOESSNER 1. Susan Woessner Leila Vaziri Tammy Kostner Colleen McCracken Sarah Bugden Susanna Ernst Kate Macdonald Alexis Fedorchak Amanda Noblet Jennifer Brooks Brooke Taflinger 2: Megan Geers 2: Greer McGettrick 2: Kristen Bradley 2: Beth Burke 2: Becky Kamberg 2: Libbie Lohman 2: Jennifer Lichtblau 2: Margaret Overman 2: Kristy Martin 2: BROOKE TAFLINGER 200-YARDBACKSTROKE AMERICAN RECORD :49.52, Natalie Coughlin, California, 2002 U.S. OPEN RECORD :49.52, Natalie Coughlin, California, 2002 NCAA RECORD :49.52, Natalie Coughlin, California, 2002 BIG TEN RECORD :54.65, Alecia Humphrey, Michigan, 1995 BIG TEN MEET RECORD :54.65, Alecia Humphrey, Michigan, 1995 POOL RECORD :56.87, Susan Johnson, Wisconsin, 2005 SCHOOL RECORD :56.32, Susan Woessner, Indiana, YARDBUTTERFLY AMERICAN RECORD , Natalie Coughlin, California, 2002 U.S. OPEN RECORD , Natalie Coughlin, California, 2002 NCAA RECORD , Natalie Coughlin, California, 2002 BIG TEN RECORD , Amberl Biedermann, Penn State, 2003 BIG TEN MEET RECORD , Amberl Biedermann, Penn State, 2003 POOL RECORD , Amberle Biedermann, Penn State, 2005 SCHOOL RECORD , Erin Smith, Indiana, 2004 SUSAN WOESSNER 100-YARDBREASTSTROKE AMERICAN RECORD , Tara Kirk, Stanford, 2003 U.S. OPEN RECORD , Tara Kirk, Stanford, 2003 NCAA RECORD , Tara Kirk, Stanford, 2003 BIG TEN RECORD , Kristen Woodring, Penn State, 2001 BIG TEN MEET RECORD , Kristen Woodring, Penn State, 2001 POOL RECORD , Kristen Woodring, Penn State, 2001 SCHOOL RECORD :03.28, Greer McGettrick, Indiana, 2004 GREER MCGETTRICK 1. Susan Woessner 1: Leila Vaziri 1: Colleen McCracken 2: Amanda Noblet 2: Sarah Bugden 2: Susanna Ernst 2: Tammy Kostner 2: Garland O'Keeffe 2: Caroline Teskey 2: Dotty Linsemeyer 2: Greer McGettrick 1: Megan Geers 1: Jenn Cristy 1: Beth Burke 1: Becky Kamberg 1: Brooke Taflinger 1: Jennifer Lichtblau 1: Rachel Beltrame 1: Angela Hatfield 1: Laura Hatfield 1: Erin Smith Jennifer Brooks Lauren Lubus Annica Lofstedt Colleen McCracken Karen Campbell Sarah Bugden Rosie Wicht Tina Gretlund Julie McKinney YARDBUTTERFLY ERIN SMITH AMERICAN RECORD :51.91, Natalie Coughlin, California, 2002 U.S. OPEN RECORD :51.91, Natalie Coughlin, California, 2002 NCAA RECORD :53.23, Shelly Ripple, Stanford, 2002 BIG TEN RECORD :57.87, Amberl Biedermann, Penn State 2004 BIG TEN MEET RECORD-----1:57.87, Amberl Biedermann, Penn State 2004 POOL RECORD :58.65, Amberle Biedermann, Penn State, 2005 SCHOOL RECORD :58.11, Lauren Lubus, Indiana, Lauren Lubus 1: Tina Gretlund 1: Kristy Martin 1: Sarah Bugden 1: Jenny Bechum 1: Clarissa Wentworth 2: Erin Smith 2: Maggie Helmers 2: Jennifer Brooks 2: Christie Fuchs 2: LAUREN LUBUS 82 INDIANA HOOSIERS

25 HOOSIER TOP TEN 200-YARDINDIVIDUAL MEDLEY AMERICAN RECORD :53.91, Maggie Bowen, Auburn, 2002 U.S. OPEN RECORD :53.91, Maggie Bowen, Auburn, 2002 NCAA RECORD :53.91, Maggie Bowen, Auburn, 2002 BIG TEN RECORD :57.66, Shannon Shakespears, Michigan, 2000 BIG TEN MEET RECORD ---1:57.66, Shannon Shakespears, Michigan, 2000 POOL RECORD :57.78, Justine Mueller, Michigan, 2005 SCHOOL RECORD :00.07, Kristen Bradley, Indiana, YARDFREESTYLE RELAY AMERICAN RECORD :13.47, Georgia, 2005 U.S. OPEN RECORD :13.47, Georgia, 2005 NCAA RECORD :13.71, Georgia, 2002 BIG TEN RECORD :16.53, Michigan, 1999 BIG TEN MEET RECORD :18.42, Michigan 2003 POOL RECORD :19.61, Michigan, 2001 SCHOOL RECORD :18.87, Indiana, 2004 KRISTEN BRADLEY 1. Kristen Bradley 2: Brooke Taflinger 2: Tina Gretlund 2: Kristy Martin 2: Cheri Geil 2: Christine Jamerino 2: Susanna Ernst 2: Megan Geers 2: Caroline Teskey 2: Garland O'Keeffe 2: Vaziri, Smith, Wentworth, Medendorp 3: Woessner, Williams, Medendorp, Smith 3: Cristy, Williams, Gretlund, Woessner 3: Lofstedt, Vaziri, Smith, Mendendorp 3: Vaziri, Lofstedt, Colgin, Smith 3: Medendorp, Kostner, Gretlund, Smith 3: M. Rice, Kerns, Iaquinto, Cristy 3: Barish, Kennedy, Record, Cook 3: Vaziri, Lofstedt, Colgin, Medendorp 3: Medendorp, Gretlund, Colgin, Gorlesky 3: YARDINDIVIDUAL MEDLEY AMERICAN RECORD :02.28, Summer Sanders, Stanford, 1992 U.S. OPEN RECORD :02.28, Summer Sanders, Stanford, 1992 NCAA RECORD :02.28, Summer Sanders, Stanford, 1992 BIG TEN RECORD :08.92, Beth Pendleton, Wisconsin, 2004 BIG TEN MEET RECORD :08.92, Beth Pendleton, Wisconsin, 2004 POOL RECORD :12.37, Justine Mueller, Michigan, 2005 SCHOOL RECORD :10.36, Brooke Taflinger, Indiana, YARDFREESTYLE RELAY AMERICAN RECORD :04.06, Stanford, :05.06, Georgia, 2005 U.S. OPEN RECORD :00.25, Florida, 2005 NCAA RECORD :00.25, Florida, 2005 BIG TEN RECORD :07.30, Wisconsin, 2003 BIG TEN MEET RECORD :07.40, Michigan, 2004 POOL RECORD :09.42, Michigan, 2005 SCHOOL RECORD :12.01, Indiana, 2004 BROOKE TAFLINGER 1. Brooke Taflinger 4: Erin Gorlesky 4: Kristen Bradley 4: Kristy Martin 4: Tina Gretlund 4: Lauren Lubus 4: Maggie Helmers 4: Caroline Teskey 4: Garland O'Keeffe 4: Erin Rice 4: YARDFREESTYLE RELAY AMERICAN RECORD :28.10, Georgia, 2005 U.S. OPEN RECORD :28.10, Georgia, 2005 NCAA RECORD :28.10, Georgia, 2005 BIG TEN RECORD :29.56, Michigan, 2005 BIG TEN MEET RECORD :29.56, Michigan, 2005 POOL RECORD :29.56, Michigan, 2005 SCHOOL RECORD :30.25, Indiana, Lofstedt, Smith, Kostner, Medendorp 1: Cristy, Williams, Bowman, Smith 1: Lofstedt, Smith, Vaziri, Wentworth 1: Woessner, Williams, Medendorp, Smith 1: Woessner, Weyerbacher, Medendorp, Williams 1: Kostner, Williams, Smith, Medendorp 1: Cristy, Williams, Bowman, Smith 1: Lofstedt, Vaziri, Smith, Colgin 1: Cristy, Kerns, Rice, Jamerino 1: Cristy, Jamerino, Brooks, Rice 1:33: Colgin, Vaziri, Gorlesky, Fiden 7: Gretlund, Colgin, Gorlesky, Fiden 7: Vaziri, Colgin, Wentworth, Bradley 7: Gretlund, Taflinger, Fiden, Smith 7: Colgin, Bradley, Vaziri, Smith 7: Cristy, Fiden, E. Rice, Gretlund 7: Bradley, Colgin, Bugden, Vaziri 7: Cristy, Lallman, E. Rice, Gretlund 7: Taflinger, Medendorp, Smith, Fiden 7: Taflinger, Vaziri, Gorlesky, Smith 7: YARDMEDLEY RELAY AMERICAN RECORD :36.69, Auburn, 2003 U.S. OPEN :36.69, Auburn, 2003 NCAA RECORD :36.69, Auburn, 2003 BIG TEN RECORD :39.06, Penn State, 2005 BIG TEN MEET RECORD :39.06, Penn State, 2005 POOL RECORD :39.06, Penn State, 2005 SCHOOL RECORD :41.24, Indiana, Vaziri, Bradley, Smith, Lofstedt 1: Vaziri, Medendorp, Smith, Lofstedt 1: Medendorp, McGettrick, Smith, Vaziri 1: Woessner, Geers, Smith, Williams 1: Woessner, Geers, McCracken, Cristy 1: Woessner, Medendorp, Smith, Williams 1: Kostner, Geers, Smith, Medendorp 1: Woessner, Lichtblau, Williams, Smith 1: Hennies, Kamberg, Brooks, Cristy 1: Cook, Kamberg, Brooks, Record 1: INDIANAHOOSIERS 83

26 HOOSIERS TOP TEN YARDMEDLEY RELAY AMERICAN RECORD :31.74, Stanford, 2002 U.S. OPEN :31.45, Auburn,2003 NCAA RECORD :31.45, Auburn,2003 BIG TEN RECORD :36.39, Penn State, 2003 BIG TEN MEET RECORD :36.39, Penn State, 2003 POOL RECORD :38.78, Michigan, 2001 SCHOOL RECORD :41.09, Indiana, 2004 ONE-METERSPRINGBOARD DUAL MEET (6), Sara Reiling, Indiana, 2003 BIG TEN (6), Christina Loukas, Indiana, 2005 NCAA (6), Sara Reiling, Indiana, 2002 U.S (5), Kimiko Hirai, Indiana, 2000 COLLEGIATE POOL (6), Christina Loukas, Indiana, 2005 U.S. POOL (OPEN MEET) (5), Sara Reiling, Indiana, Vaziri, McGettrick, Smith, Medendorp 3: Woessner, Geers, Smith, Williams 3: Woessner, Cristy, Gretlund, Williams 3: Gillim, Pomroy, Cheny, McCume 3: Woessner, Martin, Smith, Medendorp 3: Woessner, Geers, Gretlund, Cristy 3: Hennies, Kamberg, Brooks, Cristy 3: Wilhelm, Kamberg, Brooks, Cristy 3: Vaziri, Bradley, Lofstedt, Smith 3: Kostner, Geers, Smith, Medendorp 3: SARA REILING CHRISTINA LOUKAS THREE-METERSPRINGBOARD DUAL MEET (6), Christina Loukas, Indiana, 2005 BIG TEN (11), Sara Reiling, Indiana, 2003 NCAA (11), Sara Reiling, Indiana, 2002 U.S (10), Sara Reiling, Indiana, 2000 SYNCHRO (5), Cardinell/Reiling, Indiana, 2003 COLLEGIATE POOL (11), Julie Broms, Ohio State, 2005 U.S. POOL (OPEN MEET) (10), Davidson, Miami, 2003 Above is the Indiana Swimming record board and Counsilman Swimming Pool record board. Below is the Indiana Diving record board and the Billingsley Diving Center record board. CHRISTINA LOUKAS DUAL MEET (6), Lindsay Weigle, Indiana, 2004 BIG TEN (9), Cassandra Cardinell, Indiana, 2005 NCAA (9), Sara Reiling, Indiana, 2002 U.S. POOL (9), Sara Reiling, Indiana, 2004 SYNCHRO (5), Cardinell/Reiling, Indiana, 2004 COLLEGIATE POOL (9), Cassandra Cardinell, Indiana, 2005 U.S. (OPEN MEET) (9), Sara Reiling, Indiana, 2002 SARA REILING 10-METERPLATFORM CASSANDRA CARDINELL CASSANDRA CARDINELL 84 INDIANA HOOSIERS

27 LETTERWINNERS ANN BAILIN JENNY BECHEM EMILY DUNN ALEXIS FEDORCHAK A Adair, Jerrie 1970, 71, 72 Aguilera, Vilma 1984, 85, 86 Alatorre, Patricia 1979, 80 Altman, Lori J 1982, 83 Andrews, Elizabeth 1978, 79 Andrews, Theresa 1981 Anstead, Shannon E 1988 Armington, Jane 1985 Artz, Kelly A 1985, 86, 87, 88 Aschinger, Cathleen A 1981, 82 Aspengren, Andrea L 1976, 77, 79 B Babb, Stuart V 1977 Bailin, Ann R 1988, 89, 90, 91 Baker, Laura J 1977, 78 Barish, Ann M 1994, 95, 96, 97 Barkman, Janie 1970 Barrows, Barbara 1970 Barry, Dianne K 1979, 80, 81 Bateman, Carrolle 1979 Baublis, Janet A 1981, 82, 83, 84 Baxter, Kathy A 1977, 78 Bearnarth, Kristin A 1988 Bechem, Jenny 2000, 01, 02, 03 Beck, Lori L 1980, 81, 82, 83 Becker, Tracy L 1988 Beltrame, Rachel J 1993, 94 Berg, Kajsa M 1971, 72 Bertilsdotter, Nina 1996, 97, 98, 99 Bettman, Joan 1984, 85 Blake, Sally L 1976, 77 Board, Jenny 1982 Board, Julie Ann 1984 Borse, Cristina L 1995, 96, 97, 98 Bowman, Brooke J 1988, 89 Bowman, Sarah 2000, 01, 02 Bradley, Kristen 2003, 04, 05 Breslin, Julia 1979 Brooks, Jennifer 1996, 97, 98, 99 Browne, Dorothy 1971 Browns, Jamie L 1996 Brun, Carmen L 1986, 87, 88, 89 Bryan, Katherine L 1977, 78, 79, 80 Buckley, Jaylene M 1984 Bugden, Sarah 2003, 04, 05 Buickel, Sherry D 1973, 74, 75, 76 Bunke, Anna C 1975, 76 Burke, Mary E 1993, 94, 95, 96 Burks, Wendy 1973, 74 Burns, Maureen 1982 Burnside, Diane 1970, 73 Burrough, Kathy 1972, 73 C Cain, Susan 1981, 82 Caldwell, Virginia 1978, 79, 80 Callahan, Kelly G 1984 Callaway, Stephanie S 1993 Calvert, Angela 2005 Campbell, Karen M 1996 Cannon, Kristin 1975, 76 Cardinell, Cassandra2001, 02, 03, 05 Carey, Tracy 1981, 82, 83 Carie, Helen A 1987 Cashman, Kirsten P 1993, 94 Castanias, Marilyn 1973 Chambers, Betty 1975, 76 Chapman, Heather 2004, 05 Cheney, Johanna L 1988, 89, 90, 91 Childress, Tina M 1983 Chiles, Casey 1999 Cisco, Jennifer L 1990, 91, 92 Clark, Tamsen 1979 Clesner, Sonia 1970, 71, 72, 73 Click, Cecile 1970 Cobb, Jennifer A 1974, 75, 76, 77 Colgin, Doherty 2003, 04, 05 Collins, Linda 1981 Conroy, Kathleen C 1979, 80, 81 Cook, Tamara L 1993, 94, 95, 96 Cook, Tracy L 1994, 95, 97 Cooper, Anne E 1987 Corell, Barbara J 1971, 72 Corretjer, Lizza M Corsak, Irene 1980 Cremin, Ann E 1980, 81 Cristy, Jennifer 1998, 99, 00, 01 D Dahlmann, Stacey L 1988 Dart, Kristin M 1992, 93 Daubel, Kathleen 1987 David, Donna 1975, 76 Davis, Debbie 1971 Davis, Lana C 1984 Davy, Virginia E 1975, 76, 77 DeBlaze, Dawn 1986 Denham, Louise 1972, 73 Denney, Deborah 1980 Deter, Carol 1972 Dietrich, Barbara D 1984, 85 Dimitry, Cindy 1977 Dixon, Jennifer S 1994, 95, 96, 97 Donaghy, Mary 1982 Drake, Susan D 1981, 82 Dressel, Tiana L 1992 Driesall, Patricia 1974, 75 Dudley, Ruth 1972, 73, 74 Dungan, Laura 1982 Dunn, Emily S 1994, 95 Dunne, Karen T 1987, 88, 89, 90 E Earley, Rexanne 1996, 97 Economo, Elaine 1979 Elrod, Lanna J 1985 Erickson, Kareen K 1988, 89 Ernst, Susanna 2004, 05 F Falsgraf, Deborah 1983 Faris, Ann 1979 Faust, Lynn 1975, 76 Fawcett, Valerie P 1974, 75 Fedorchak, Alexis 1993, 94, 95, 96 Fegley, Michelle M 1986 Fellerhoff, Kristin A 1994 Fiden, Sarah 2001, 02, 03, 04 Field, Margaret E 1993 Fincke, Roberto 1973, 74 Fischer, Lynn A 1979, 80 Fleming, Mary 1991 Folkert, Suzanne M 1984, 85 Forsyth, Amanda 1993, 94, 95, 96 Forsythe, Lisa 1983 Foss, Lona G 1981, 82, 83, 84 Fowler, Saundra J 1977 Franks, Jenni E 1977 Franzek, Phyllis E 1970 Fraser, Jinji 2002, 03 Fuchs, Christie 2005 G Gabriel, Jan 1970, 71, 72 Gallagher, Kelly 1987, 88, 89 Garman, Jennifer 1999 Garon, Susan T 1978, 79, 80 Garrett, Tina 1974, 75, 76 Gates, Mary 1979, 80 Geers, Megan 2000, 01, 02, 03 Geil, Cheryl 1984, 85, 86, 87 Gengler, Sara A 1982, 83 Gibson, Pam 1973, 74 Gillim, Anna M 1989, 90, 91, 92 Gilmore, Anne 1974, 75, 76, 77 Goering, Diane 1980 Goodson, Mamie 2000, 01, 02 Gore, Karen 1973, 74, 75, 76 Gorgas, Gayle C 1985, 86 Gorlesky, Erin 2002, 03, 04 Gould, Alysa 1978 Greene, Ashley 2005 INDIANAHOOSIERS 85

28 LETTERWINNERS Gregory, Crystal 2002 Gres, Darinda A 1985, 86 Gretlund, Tina 2000, 01, 02, 03 Griebel, Dianne J 1981, 82, 83, 84 Grimm, Sharon K 1982, 83 Gritton, Kristi 1981 Gross, Lesile A 1990, 91, 92, 93 Gucciardi, Lea 1972, 73 Gudelsky, Marsha G 1970 Gyuran, Elizabeth 1990 H Habegger, Janet 1971 Harding, Margaret 1970 Hardgrove, Kimberly S 1977 Harges, Vida 1975, 76 Harriston, Tamara D 1991, 92, 93 Hastings, Amanda 1979 Hastings, Deborah 1989, 90, 91, 92 Hatfield, Elaine A 1987, 88, 89, 90 Hatfield, Laura L 1987, 88, 89, 90 Hauck, Nancy 1981, 82 Hakwins, Jennifer 2002 Hayes, Cathi 1980 Heazlitt, Kathy 1973, 74 Hedl, Andrea M 1991, 92 Helmers, Maggie 2000, 01, 02, 03 Hendricks, Marcia 1980, 81, 82 Hennessey, Marie C 1991, 92 Hennies, Amy 1998 Hernandez, Charlene 1999 Herrick, Georgina 1972 Herrick, Teresa L 1973, 74, 75, 76 Hill, Anita 1985 Hill, Carolyn K 1979 Hildebrand, Sara 1999, 00, 02, 03 Hirai, Kimiko 1996, 97, 98 Hixon, Susan L 1984 Holcomb, Patricia A 1970, 71, 72 Holder, Deborah L 1986 Holland, Kelleen 1978 Holmes, Kimberly 1984, 85, 86, 87 Hook, Mary 1982 Hooker, Jennifer 1980, 81, 82, 83 Huber, Erika M 1986 Hughes, Denise 1974, 75, 76 Humphrey, Debra 1993, 94, 95, 96 Hunter, Benton R 1997 Hurley, Bridget 1970 Hyatt, Hollyce 1979 I Iaquinto, Christina 1998, 99 Imbus, Kimberly S 1975, 76 J Jacobs, Sarah 1997, 98, 99, 00 Jacoby, Diane 1970 Jamerino, Christine 1996, 97, 98, 99 Johnson, Kathy M 1977, 78, 79, 80 Jones, Shirley 1972, 73 Jordan, Jane 1978 Juda, Christine M 1982, 83, 84, 85 K Kamberg, Becky 1996, 97, 98, 99 Kane, Kristen M 1991, 92, 93, 94 Keckley, Carrie L 1993, 94, 95, 96 Keegan, Donna 1979 Keefer, Meghan 2005 Kennedy, Charnele 1994, 95, 96, 97 Kerns, Laura B 1995, 96, 97, 98 Kiddoo, Anne J 1988, 89, 90, 91 Knapp, B. Kathryn 1986, 87, 88 Kniffin, Sue Ellen 1970 Koeing, Debbie 1971 Korallus, Sonja 1990, 91, 92 Kostner, Tammy 2002, 03, 04 Kriel, Nicole 1985, 86, 87, 88 Krug, Arin M 1973, 74, 75, 76 Kuberski, Natasha D 1995, 96 Kuvin, Michele 1982 L Lageman, Angela S1994, 95, 96, 97 Lallman, Ellie 1998, 99, 00, 01 Langemak, Kay 1987 Lathrop, Jillian 2001, 02, 03 Lawall, Sara 1972, 73, 74 Lawrie, Mary K 1973, 74 Lawson, Nancy A 1978, 79, 80 Lechner, Pamela K 1985 Leckeitner, Michelle 1985 Lee, Wendy 1979, 80 Leene, Eilish 1980 Leer, Kevin W 1997 Lewis, Karen L 1985, 86, 87, 88 Lichtblau, Jennifer 2002 Lindner, Carol L 1976 Linsemeyer, Dorothy A 1987, 88 Lipski, Debbie M 1996, 97, 98, 99 LittleJohn, Ann S 1973, 74 Lofstedt, Annica 2004, 2005 Loftus, Shirley 1970, 71, 72 Lohman, Libbie K 1997, 98, 99 Loukas, Christina 2005 Lovan, Tish R 1985, 86, 87, 88 Lubus, Lauren 2003, 04, 05 Lucci, Michelle J 1986, 87, 88 Lucey, Ellen N 1990, 91, 92, 93 Luger, Julie L 1992, 93 Luther, Susan 1979 M MacDonald, E. 1985, 86, 87, 88 Magrane, Jean 1972, 73, 74, 75 Marmion, Abigail A 1982, 83 Martin, Kristy 2000, 01, 02, 03 Mathews, Anne 1986, 87 Matthys, Lori 2000, 01, 02, 03 Maxwell, Cathryn J 1977 McCarthy, Elizabeth 1997, 98, 99, 00 McCracken, Colleen2000, 01, 02, 03 McCrea, Christina M 1984, 85 McCune, Lhea C 1987, 90, 91, 92 McElhinney, Tana 1972, 73, 74 McGettrick, Greer 2004 McGinnis, Mary E 1980, 81, 82 McGowan, Maureen 1984 McGrath, Amy L 1980, 81, 82 McKereghan, Mary 1988, 89, 90, 81 McKinney, Julianne 1993, 94 McLelland, Susan 1974, 75, 76 McNeely, Jan 1973, 74 McPherson, Debra 1979 McQuigg, Susan 1980, 81 Medendorp, Meghan2001, 02, 03, 04 Michols, Charlotte 1970 Minto, Jenner 1993, 94, 96, 97 Mladick, Carolyn J 1983, 84, 85 Moore, Cathy 1970 Moore, Christine 1982 Moore, Emily 2002 Morgan, Adrienne E 1991, 92 Morris, Emily L 1995 Morris, Jennifer T 1991 Moss, Peggy 1972, 73, 74 Murphy, Kathleen M 1985, 86 Murray, Abigail E 1988 Murray, April 1973 Muta, Janet 1978, 79 Meyers, Angela K 1995 Mynard, Karen 1984 N Nelson, Erika K 1988, 89, 90 Netzley, Rebecca 1975, 76 Niehaus, Nan 1979 Nigon, Jeannette 1999 Nitardy, Nancy J 1977 Noblet, Amanda 1998, 99, 00, 01 O O Connel, Kathryn M 1987, 88 O Keefe, Garland M 1992, 93, 94 O Neal, Kathleen 1979, 80 MAMIE GOODSON LAURA HATFIELD CHARNELE KENNEDY ERIKA NELSON INDIANA HOOSIERS

29 LETTERWINNERS ERICA QUAM MEGAN SMITH JENNIFER WATTS ELIZABETH WEYERBACHER Ogle, Cynthia 1978 Osterhues, Christine 1990,91,92,93 Overman, Margaret 1999, 00, 02 Owens, Ruth M 1995 Owsley, Pam 1971 P Page, Mary E 1991, 92, 93, 94 Palivec, Donna K 1971, 72, 73, 74 Parent, Michelle 2004, 05 Parry, Samantha 1998 Pease, Melissa M 1997 Perez, Andrea L 1996, 97 Perry, Adrienne 1998, 99 Perry, Natalie V 1970 Peterson, Lindley 1979, 80, 81 Pettingell, Candy 1970 Phelan, Mary Beth 1970, 72, 73 Pierce, Lorna 1985 Pietras, Melissa 2002 Pomeroy, Traci L 1990, 91, 92 Porter, Stephanie 1981, 82, 83, 84 Potter, Cynthia A 1970, 71, 72 Powell, Connie 1973, 74 Powers, Lea 1979 Pratzmna, Wendy C 1977, 78 Preston, Shelley 1978 Pukall, Janis L 1977 Q Quam, Erica M 1993, 94, 95, 96 Quinn, Erin 1998, 99, 01, 02 R Rakita, Nancy 1970 Ray, Stephanie Jo 1991 Record, Marnie E 1994, 95, 96, 97 Rees, Elizabeth 1973, 84, 75, 76 Reihman, Sheryl E 1975, 76 Reiling, Sara 1999, 00, 02 Rentsch, Bonnie L 1977 Rhoade, Susan E 1975, 76, 78 Rice, Erin 1999, 00, 01, 02 Rice, Meghan 1998, 99, 00, 01 Robbiano, Lisa 1981, 82, 83 Roche, Kelly 1980, 81 Roelofs, Gabrielle 1981, 82, 83 Roemloke, Margaret A1976, 77, 79 Roll, Christina C 1983, 84 Roman, Barbara 1975 Ross, Annette 1981 Russell, Jill C 1977, 78, 79 Ryther, Megan 2000, 01, 02 S Sanquinette, Sally J 1977, 78, 79 Sattelberg, Christel 1980, 81, 82 Sauer, Mary L 1975, 76, 77, 78 Schaefer, Barbara 1970 Schlachter, Patsy 1972, 73, 74 Schmid, Jennifer J 1996, 97, 98, 99 Schmidt, Tina A 1992 Schrader, Lauren 2005 Shrems, Bonnie J 1991, 92, 93, 94 Schuholz, Shauna 1979, 80 Schumann, Kathy 1983 Searcy, Sandra K 1983 Seelinger, Jacqueline A 1984 Segan, Tiffany M 1993 Seitz, Laura 1982 Semones, Rebecca 1986 Shire, Nicole E 1991, 92 Shu, Joyce 1989 Shuppert, Karen J 1982, 83, 84, 85 Sickafus, Schlaura N 1996, 97 Siddall, Deanna L 1985 Silvestri, Lisa 2005 Sinn, Melinda 1974, 75, 76 Skarshaug, Kristen 1990,91, 92, 93 Smialek, Linda 1981 Smith, Cara M 1991 Smith, Erin 2002, 03, 04, 05 Smith, Kimberly L 1975, 76, 77 Smith, Kim W 1976, 77, 78, 79 Smith, Linda Jo 1980 Smith, Megan R 1996, 97, 98, 99 Smits, Linda J 1977, 79 Snyder, Kimberly M 1995 Sonneborn, Jennifer 2000, 01, 02 Sorensen, Holly M 1992 Spencer, Sara 1973, 74 Sprenger, Karen 1972, 73, 74, 75 Stadler, Darlene 1981 Stanfield, Erin L 1997 Stedman, Susan 1971, 72 Stettner, Meredith 1999, 00, 01 Stevens, Maryanne 1973, 74 Steward, Karann 1970, 72, 73, 74 Summerlin, Jade 2005 T Taflinger, Brooke 2002, 03, 04 Teskey, Caroline J. 1988, 89, 90, 91 Teskey, Mary J. 1983, 84, 85, 86 Thomas, Andrea L 1985 Thomas, Sara T 1997 Thompson, Caroline 1984 Thompson, Carol A1978, 79, 80, 81 Thurston, Nina 2003 Tieman, Jamie 1975, 76 Trimborn, Marcia 1975, 76 Troesch, Amy L 1994, 95, 96, 97 Torpey, Lauren 2003, 04, 05 Turner, Constance 1975, 76 Turner, Deborah 1970 U Unsworth, Valerie M 1984, 85 V Vaziri, Leila 2004, 05 W Waite, Nancy 1982 Walker, Tracy 1972, 73 Walton, Lee 1971 Warren, Rustey 1971 Watts, Jennifer 1998, 99, 00, 01 Weber, JoAnn 1974, 75 Weigle, Lindsay 2004, 05 Weiner, Becky 1970 Weishar, Marcia A 1977,78,79,80 Weiss, Catherine E 1979, 80 Wellman, Karen 1981 Wentworth, Clarissa 2004, 05 Weyerbacher, E. 2001, 02, 03, 04 Whitaker, Kimberly 1975, 76, 78 Whitcomb, Kyle 1979 Wicht, Rosalie-Anne 1984, 85, 86 Wickstrand, Katherine 1977, 79, 80 Wigand, Dana S 1984, 85 Wilhelm, Helena 1999, 00 Williams, Anne 2000, 01, 02, 03 Williams, Carolyn 1971 Williams, Jessica 2000, 01 Williams, Mary L 1977, 78 Williams, Raquel S 1986, 87 Wills Gretchen M 1992, 93 Wilson, Brittany D 1995, 96, 97, 98 Wilson, Heidi 1988, 89 Wishart, Wendy R 1985 Woessner, Susan 1999, 00, 01, 02 Wolf, Diane K 1977, 78 Wyse, Ingrid J 1983 Y Yaeger, Sara A 1996, 97, 99 Young, Janet S 1977, 78 Z Zaitzeff, Zoe 1999, 00 Zender, Denise 1975, 76 INDIANAHOOSIERS 87

30 ROSTER BY HIGH SCHOOL High School Hoosier Years Hometown High School Hoosier Years Hometown ALABAMA Mountain Brook Doherty Colgin 2003-present Mountain Brook CALIFORNIA Aptos Erin Rice Aptos Buena Sarah Jacobs Ventura Concord Molly McKereghan Concord Milken Community Andrew Weintraub 2005-present Encino North Hollywood Greer McGettrick 2004 Studio City Valhalla Annie Murphy 1990 El Cajon COLORADO Longmont Kimiko Hirai Longmont CONNECTICUT Branford Jennifer Brooks Branford FLORIDA Fort Myers Margaret Overman Fort Myers Coral Springs Leila Vaziri 2004-present Coral Springs Countryside Ann Bailin Palm Harbor Gainesville Melissa Pease 1997 Kingwood, Texas Miami Killian Tiffany Segan 1993 Tampa Riverview Helena Wilhelm Sarasota Seminole Kirstin Bearnarth Seminole HAWAII Radford Johanna Chaney Honolulu School for Girls Heidi Wilson Kailua ILLINOIS Bloomington Ruth Owens 1995 Bloomington Cincinnati Pam Lechner 1985 Lake Forest Crawfordsville Debi Humphrey Danville Evanston Abbie Murray Evanston Township Glenbard West Brooke Bowman Glen Ellyn Lake Park Heidi Edelmann Bloomingdale Palatine Jennifer Cisco Palatine Prospect Debbie Hastings Arlington Heights Redwood Kirsten Skarshaug Northbrook Sandburg Sonja Korallus Palos Park Scott Kelly Artz Belleville Springfield Marnie Record Springfield St. Viator Christine Osterhues Kildeer Urbana Anne Kiddoo Urbana Wagner (Phillippines)Kathy Murphy Scott AFB Waubonise Valley Jenny Bechem Naperville Christina Iaquinto Naperville Adrienne Perry Naperville West Aurora Annie Carpenter 2003 Aurora Karen Erickson Aurora York Community Baillie Cole 2005-present Elmhurst INDIANA Bloomington North Katy Sandberg 2005-present Bloomington Bloomington South Angie Myers 1995 Bloomington Jennifer Sonneborn Bloomington Lindsay Weigle 2004-present Bloomington Carmel Jenni Watts Carmel Heidi Hafner 1988 Carmel Anne Mathews Indianapolis Kim Holmes Carmel Castle Kristy Winck 2005-present Newburgh Center Grove Sarah Bowman Greenwood Central Tish Lovan Elkhart Columbus East Susie Folkert 1986 Columbus Helen Carie 1987 Columbus Columbus North Kristen Fellerhoff 1994 Columbus Decatur Central Heather Chapman 2004-present Indianapolis Franklin Central Kelly Gallagher Franklin Garrett Jennifer Hawkins 2002 Auburn Goshen Kelly Mladick Goshen Kate MacDonald Goshen Greenhills Maria Merrill 1993 Lawrenceburg Hamilton SE Erin Stanfield 1997 Fortville Mamie Goodson Indianapolis Jade Summerlin 2004-present Fishers Homestead Libbie Lohman Fort Wayne Heritage Christian Lizzy Brunett 2005-present Indianapolis Kokomo Brooke Taflinger Kokomo Lawrence Central Chrissy Borse Indianapolis Lawrence North Jane Armington Indianapolis Anne Cooper Carmel Memorial E. Weyerbacher Booneville Michigan City Rogers Samantha Parry 1998 LaPorte Dotty Linsemeyer Michigan City Tracy Becker 1988 Michigan City Mt. Vernon Abbey Mitchell 2005-present Mt. Vernon Northwestern Kristen Dart Kokomo Norwell Schlaura Sickafus Uniondale Penn Margaret Fields 1993 Granger Pike Emily Dunn Indianapolis Raquel Williams Indianapolis Richmond Rachel Beltrame Richmond Seymour Melissa Parduch Seymour Snider Erin Gorlesky Woodburn St. Charles Natasha Kuberski St. Charles St. Joseph s Carrie Keckley South Bend 88 INDIANA HOOSIERS

31 ROSTER BY HIGH SCHOOL High School Hoosier Years Hometown High School Hoosier Years Hometown Terre Haute North VigoStephanie Weeks 2005-present Terre Haute West Lafayette Tammy Kostner West Lafayette Yorktown Katie Mitsch 2005-present Yorktown Zionsville Anna Gillim Zionsville IOWA Bettendorf Megan Lonergan 2005-present Davenport Libbie McCarthy Bettendorf West Lori Matthys Blue Grass KANSAS Manhattan Amanda Forsyth Manhattan Olathe South Becky Kamberg Olathe KENTUCKY Atherton Kim Snyder 1995 Louisville Notre Dame Academy Tracy Pomeroy 1990 Villa Hills MINNESOTA Cretin Durham Hall Sara Hildebrand Roseville Lafayette Amy Hennies 1998 Ballwin MISSOURI Kirkwood Paula Ross 1988 St. Louis McCluer Dawn DeBlaze 1986 Florissant Nerinx Hall Lauren Lubus 2003-present St. Louis St. Joseph s Cheri Geil St. Louis St. Teresa s Acad. Erin Smith Kansas City Villa Duchesme Garland O Keefe St. Louis MONTANA Sentinel Jennifer Minto Missoula NEBRASKA Pius X Colleen McCracken Lincoln MARYLAND Good Counsel Mary Beth Burke Colesville Immaculata Ellen Lucey Gaithersburg McDonough Jinji Fraser Joppa Thomas S. Wooten Kristen Cashman Rockville Carmen Brun Rockville MASSACHUSETTS Gardner Kristy Martin Gardner Thayer Academy Jennifer Schmid Norwell MICHIGAN Adams Bonnie Schrems South Bend, Ind. Mary Page Rochester Hill Ann Arbor Pioneer Amy Troesch Ann Arbor Stacey Dahlman 1988 Ann Arbor Battle Creek Central Sarah Jones 2005-present Battle Creek Churchill Gayle Gorgas Livonia East Kentwood Debbie Lipski Kentwood Grosse Pointe North Christine Jamerino Grosse Pointe Grosse Pointe South Andrea Perez Grosse Pointe Hackett Catholic Central Karen Campbell 1996 Hickory Corners Jennison Melissa Pietras 2002 Hudsonville Lahser Jennifer Dixon Bloomfield Hills Charnele Kennedy Bloomfield Hills Marian Michelle Lacu West Bloomfield Northville Erika Nelson Northville St. Victor Christine Osterhaus 1990 Kildeer Seaholm Anne Williams Bloomfield Hills Troy Karen Dunne Troy NEW HAMPSHIRE Berwick Academy Brittany Wilson Greenland NEW JERSEY Mainland Regional Tamara Harriston Somerspoint Metuchen Kelly Morris 2005-present Metuchen Mt. Laurel Bunny Knapp Birmingham, Mich. Peddie School Ellie Lallman Hightstown West Windsor Joyce Shu 1989 Cranbury NEW YORK Orchard Park Jeannette Nigon 1999 Orchard Park Shaker Cassandra Cardinell Loudonville Trevor Day School Zoe Zaitzeff Chappaqua NORTH CAROLINA Charlotte Latin Amanda Noblet Charlotte Grimsley Mary E. Miller 2005-present Greensboro Sanderson Julie McKinney Sanderson OHIO Badin Maggie Helmers Hamilton Beavercreek Clarissa Wentworth 2004-present Dayton Fairmont Sarah Fiden Kettering Hawken Tracy Cook , 97 Moreland Hills Hawken Lauren Torpey 2003-present Mentor Madeira Jenny Garman 1999 Cincinnati Magnificat Allison Kay 2005-present Strongsville Oakwood Susan Woessner Dayton Orange Tammy Cook Moreland Hills Pickerington Megan Geers Pickertington INDIANAHOOSIERS 89

32 ROSTER BY HIGH SCHOOL High School Hoosier Years Hometown High School Hoosier Years Hometown Sycamore Laura Kerns Cincinnati Sylvania Northview Erin Quinn Gladstone, Mo. Shannon Ansted 1988 Sylvania Ursuline Acad. Abby Cooper 2005-present Cincinnati Westerville North Angela Lageman Sylvania Worthington Kilbourne Emily Moore 2002 Columbus Lakota Elaine Gunn 1989 Cincinnati Our Lady of the Elms Debbie Holder 1986 Akron St. Joseph s Central Kathleen Daubel 1987 Fremont OKLAHOMA Holland Hall Leslie Gross Tulsa OREGON Newburg A. Hatfield Newburg L. Hatfield Newburg PENNSYLVANIA Blackhawk Julie Luger Beaver Falls Fox Chapel Gretchen Wills Pittsburgh Meghan Rice Pittsburgh Leah McCune Pittsburgh Hempfield Area Ann Barish Greensburg Mt. Lebanon Alexis Fedorchak Pittsburgh WASHINGTON Kentlake Sarah Stockwell 2005-present Kent Lake Highland Michelle Parent 2004-present Puyallup Newport Crystal Gregory Bellevue North Kitsap Kristen Kane Kingston WISCONSIN Arrowhead M. Medendorp Hartland Brookfield Central Stephanie Wyman 2005-present Brookfield James Madison Casey Chiles 1999 Madison Madison West Megan Smith Madison Homestead Kathryn O Connell Mequon Plymouth Kay Langemak 1987 Plymouth INTERNATIONAL AUSTRIA Vienna Nicole Kriel Vienna Geringergasse Susanna Ernst 2004-present Vienna CANADA York Memorial Caroline Teskey Toronto, Ontario Jill Teskey 1989 Toronto, Ontario Van Gyun Run Elizabeth Gyuran 1990 Toronto, Ontario Newmarket Kristen Bradley 2003-present Toronto, Ontario TENNESSEE Harpeth Hall Caitlin Heyman 2005-present Nashville Oak Ridge Jenn Cristy Oak Ridge Redbank Jillian Lathrop Chattanooga TEXAS Marcus Sara Yaeger Highland Village Peddie Nina Thurston 2003 Addison Westlake Meredith Stettner Austin W.H. Taft Megan Ryther San Antonio The Woodlands Charlene Hernandez 1999 The Woodlands UTAH Salt Lake City East Sarah Bugden 2003-present Salt Lake City VIRGINIA Cave Spring Erica Quam Roanoke Springfield West Jessica Williams Springfield South Lakes Jennifer Litchblau Reston Radford Johanna Cheney 1990 Annadale Tabb Kristin Cihoski 2005-present Yorktown DENMARK Kastrup Tina Gretlund Kastrup PUERTO RICO Carolina Vilma Aguilera 1990 Carolina SOUTH AFRICA Duban Rosie Wicht Duban SWEDEN Tessin Skolan Nina Bertilsdotter Kungalv Orebo Annica Lofstedt 2004-present Orebo 90 INDIANA HOOSIERS

33 CASSANDRA CARDINELL Cassandra Cardinell is the latest in a long line of amazing divers to come through Indiana University Diving. Cardinell s production for the Hoosiers during her stay in Bloomington is nothing short of extraordinary. Not only did she compete in the 2004 Olympic Games held in Athens, Greece, she captured an NCAA title and a Big Ten crown on the platform. Along with former IU standout Sara Hildebrand, Cardinell competed in the 10-meter synchronized platform event at the Olympic Games in August of The pair wound up claiming seventh place overall in the most prestigious competition in diving. In 2005, the Loudonville, N.Y., native put together an impressive semester of diving after coming back from foot surgery following competition at the 2004 Olympics in Athens. At the 2005 NCAA Championships in West Lafayette, Ind., Cardinell came from behind to snare the platform title. She became the first Hoosier from the swimming and diving team to win a national championship since Kimiko Hirai Soldati claimed the one-meter crown in She also became the first non-one-meter champion, as IU's only other national titles came with AIAW one-meter triumphs by Amy McGrath (1980) and Lona Foss (1982). Her performance paced IU to its best finish (ninth) at the national championship in program history. For her efforts, Indiana University named her the school's Female Athlete of the Year. Additionally, Cardinell earned a spot on the USA Diving International Team, and traveled to Zhuhai, China, for the China Open. Meanwhile, Cardinell placed fifth on the tower synchro with partner Laura Wilkinson at the 2005 FINA World Championships in Montreal. Additionally, she claimed 15th place in the platform competition at Worlds as well. Academically, Cardinell garnered the NCAA postgraduate scholarship and also earned ESPN The Magazine First Team accolades her final season as a Hoosier. During her redshirt season, she trained for the Olympic Games. At the Olympic Trials, she won the 10-meter platform synchro with Hildebrand to secure a spot on the plane to Athens. She also placed second at Nationals on the one-meter. During her junior season, she earned All-America honors on the 10-meter platform with a fifth-place finish at NCAAs. She also earned honorable mention for a 10th-place finish on the one-meter. During the 2003 Big Ten Championships, she placed second behind Hildebrand on the one-meter and finished fifth on the three-meter and third on the platform. Additionally, Cardinell snagged a bronze medal at the Pan American Games, teaming with Hildebrand to take third on the three-meter synchro. Meanwhile, she earned a pair of bronze medals with Hildebrand at the World University Games in the synchro three-meter and platform competitions. Individually, she placed seventh on the platform at the Universiade and helped the United States to a silver medal at the event. In addition, Cardinell claimed U.S. National Championships with Hildebrand in the threemeter and tower synchro events. As a sophomore, Cardinell placed fifth on the tower at the U.S. Outdoor Nationals. She also earned All-America honors at the 2002 NCAA Championships with a fourth-place effort on the platform and 16th on the one-meter. She also captured points with a 16th-place finish on the one-meter at Big Tens, before placed seventh on the three-meter at the conference meet. During her maiden season with the Hoosiers, Cardinell captured points in all three events at the league championships with fifth on one-meter, ninth on platform and 12th on three-meter. She also finished 12th on the one-meter and third on the synchro three-meter at U.S. Indoor Nationals. Cardinell resides in Bloomington and continues to train for the 2008 Olympic Games. INDIANAHOOSIERS 91

34 SARA HILDEBRAND Sara (Reiling) Hildebrand was arguably the most decorated diver in the history of Indiana University. Hildebrand list of accomplishments goes on like a laundry list. She competed in a pair of Olympic Games, won eight Big Ten titles, seven U.S. National Championships and was Big Ten Diver of the Year in 2000, 2002 and 2003, just to name a few. She competed in a pair of Olympic Games in 2000 and in She competed on the platform in 2000 and narrowly missed making the finals with a 13th place performance. She made amends in Athens at the 2004 Olympic Games. Hildebrand saved her best dives for the final two rounds of the semifinals to squeak her way into the finals. Hildebrand placed 11th in the semifinals to advance to the finals of the event. Hildebrand eventually placed 10th in the event, but making the finals was a big set from the outcome of She also competed on the 10-meter synchro platform with Cassandra Cardinell. The duo ended up placing seventh overall. In 2004, Hildebrand has continued to shine on the national scene. At the 2004 Speedo National Championships, she captured a pair of national championships in the synchro three-meter and platform events with Cardinell. For the third straight year, she won the All- Around Performance Award by scoring the most points at the U.S. Nationals. Hildebrand also finished runner-up on the 10-meter platform at the Speedo National Championships as well. The former Hoosier All-American earned the greatest honor that can be bestowed on a United States diver in She was named the 2003 U.S. Diving Athlete of the Year. During the 2003 season, Hildebrand had a long list of accomplishments. At the Pan American Games, she teamed with Cardinell to earn a Bronze Medal on the three-meter synchro event. At the World University Games, Hildebrand earned three Bronze Medals and a Silver Medal. She teamed with Hildebrand to earn the Bronze in the synchro threemeter and platform events. She also won an individual Bronze Medal on the 10-meter platform. Those performances helped propel the U.S. to a team Silver Medal at the Games. Also in 2003, Hildebrand won three national championship and won the All-Around Performance Award for scoring the most points at the Speedo National Diving Championships. Hildebrand teamed with Cardinell to win both the synchro three-meter and platform events. She also individually won the three-meter springboard and took second in the 10-meter platform event. Hildebrand was also a 2004 World Cup member and a 2003 World Team member. Following the 2003 season, Hildebrand, along with Indiana head coach Jeff Huber, was elected to the IU Natatorium Wall of Fame. In 2000 she won a national indoor title on the springboard. That same year she earned a spot on the Olympic team with a second place finish on the platform at the U.S. Olympic Trials. In her first Olympics in Sydney, she competed on the platform and finished 13th. Sydney was the first major international event for Hildebrand. Before 2000, she was more known as a springboard specialist. During her Hoosier career, Hildebrand earned All-America honors on six occasions and was an eight-time Big Ten Champion. Hildebrand was a three-time Indiana University Female Athlete of the Year and a three-time Big Ten Diver of the Year. During her final season in 2003, She was Big Ten Diver of the Year and Big Ten Diver of the Championships as she won the one-meter, three-meter and 10-meter platform. She also earned All-America status with a fourth-place finish on the platform. Hildebrand was an honorable mention All-American on the one-meter and three-meter in In 2002, Hildebrand was the NCAA runner up on the three-meter and also placed third on the platform. She was an All-American in both those events and also earned honorable mention status on the one-meter. As a freshman in 2000, earned honorable mention All- America honors on the one-meter and platform events. Hildebrand resides in Bloomington, Ind. and is married to Butch Hildebrand, who is a United States Marine. 92 INDIANA HOOSIERS

35 HOBIE BILLINGSLEY Hobie Billingsley carried the swimming tradition over to diving throughout his 30-year stint by coaching 15 NCAA Champions and 23 Big Ten champions. He built Indiana diving from the ground floor as the first-ever coach of the program. With Billingsley s guidance, IU divers aided the Hoosiers to six NCAA Championships (1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, and 1973). He was also given the honor of being the first recipient of the NCAA Coach of the Year award. The Hoosiers won 20-straight Big Ten Championships from and 23 titles overall. It is easy to sum up Hobie Billingsley, former Indiana Athletic Director Ralph Floyd said. Simply, he s the best diving coach ever. His many, many contributions to his sport have been recognized not only here at Indiana, but on the national and international scenes as well. He s a remarkable coach and a remarkable person. In addition to his collegiate accomplishments, Billingsley also led 115 divers to U.S. Diving national championships and was named U.S. Diving Coach of the Year nine different times including a stretch of seven consecutive ( ). Billingsley also coached the 1968 and 1972 U.S. Olympic team to three Olympic and four Pan American gold medals. He also coached on an international stage with the 1976 and 1980 Austrian teams as well as the 1980 Danish teams. Billingsley was elected to the National Swimming Hall of Fame in There comes a time when there needs to be a changing of the guard, Billingsley said of his retirement in What I ll leave behind is 30 years of great memories. I have been fortunate enough to have been associated with a lot of great people down through the years. I am proud of what we have been able to accomplish at Indiana. Billingsley started his diving career winning the Pennsylvania High School State Diving Championship. He then attended Big Ten rival Ohio State, where he was an impact performer as a freshman, placing first in the Big Ten low board and NCAA onemeter and three-meter events. He went on to achieve "All American" status four years at Ohio State. He went on to coach three gold and three bronze medal divers in the Olympic Games. In 1992 and 1996, Billingsley would serve in the Olympic Games in another fashion, as a diving judge. At the opening ceremony in 1996, Billingsley was given the honor out of all the judges at the games of reading the Judge s Oath shortly after the opening flame was lit. Billingsley began his professional career, joining Bruce Harlan, 1948 Olympic Springboard Champion, a fellow Ohio State teammate, traveling all over the United States, performing diving shows at country clubs. Billingsley would then get into coaching, stopping at various schools all over the United States. He was a physical education teacher, as well as a swimming and diving coach at San Leandro High School in California and Allen Park High School in Michigan. He went on to coach at the collegiate level at Kenyon College and Ohio University. While at Ohio, he was hired as the diving coach, only the second diving coach to be hired at the collegiate level. He then began his illustrious career at Indiana University. During his career, he formed the World Diving Coaches Association as well as the Professional Diving Coaches Association. He finished his career by being named the recipient of the "Sammy Lee" award, which is given to the person who has given the most to diving throughout the world The tradition of Indiana diving started under the guidance of Billingsley and continues under the tutelage of his predecessor, Dr. Jeff Huber. Over his 30-year coaching career at Indiana, Billingsley coached 14 NCAA individual champions, 16 Big Ten individual champions, 10 Olympians, two Olympic bronze medalists and one Olympic gold medalist. INDIANAHOOSIERS 93

36 HOBIE BILLINGSLEY Over a stretch from , the Indiana diving program dominated not only the Big Ten scene, but the national scene as well. Richard Gilbert, Ken Sitzberger and Jim Henry lead the dominating charge for the Hoosiers. All three would eventually go on to be Olympians for the United States. Gilbert started the trend in 1964 by winning his first NCAA Championship on the one-meter springboard. He also captured both the one-meter and three-meter titles in Big Ten action. In 1965, Gilbert would again capture the one-meter and three-meter crowns at the Big Ten Championships. Sitzberger captured a total of seven NCAA Championships from He won both the one-meter and three-meter competitions in 1965 and Sitzberger won the one-meter in At the Big Ten level, Sitzberger swept the one-meter and threemeter competitions in 1966 and In all, Billingsley s divers earned 101 All-America awards (85 men and 16 women) during his tenure at Indiana. In the late 60s and early 70s, the Hoosiers dominated at the NCAA Championships. In 1964 and 1965, Indiana had four All-Americans on the three-meter and three on the one-meter. In 1966, the Hoosiers had seven All-Americans with three on the one-meter and four on the three-meter. The first two team national championships for Indiana came in 1968 and The diving team was definitely a driving force behind the championships. In 1968, the program produced nine All-Americans, five on the one-meter and four on the three-meter. In 1969, the program swept the top spots on the one-meter and three-meter The Hoosiers went in the one-meter competition with James Henry, Edwin Young and John Hahnfeldt earning each spot respectively. In the three-meter competition, Henry and Young went 1-2 as IU won the second of its six-straight NCAA National Championships. In all, Henry captured five NCAA individual national championships from In 1969 and 1970, he won both the one-meter and three-meter. In 1968, Henry won the one-meter. In Big Ten competition, Henry won four titles, including the one-meter from In 1969, he won the three-meter in Big Ten competition as well. Tom Kenyon in 1976, Niki Stajkovic in 1980 and Rick Bollinger in 1982 all captured Big Ten Championships under Billingsley. Kenyon and Stajkovic won the three-meter while Bollinger was the one-meter champion. Bollinger also won a pair of NCAA titles under Billingsley. He won the three-meter in 1981 and the onemeter in Brian Bungum joined Bollinger as an NCAA Champion in 1981 as he won the three-meter competition. Indiana diving was well represented from at the Olympic Games. In all, 10 Billingsley divers competed in five different Olympic Games with the United States, Mexico, Canada and Austria. The result was three Olympic medals. Sitzberger won the gold medal in the springboard event at the 1964 Games in Tokyo. Young and Henry each captured bronze medals in 1968 in Mexico City. Young won bronze on the springboard and Henry won bronze on the platform. Billingsley also brought Mark Lenzi to Indiana. Lenzi would go on to win two NCAA titles in 1989 and At the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, Lenzi captured the gold medal in the threemeter springboard event. On the women s side, Billingsley had five divers earn Olympic selections. Leslie Bush came away with the gold medal on the platform at the 1964 Games in Tokyo. Cynthia Potter won a bronze medal on the three-meter under Billingsley s leadership at the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal. Amy McGrath and Lona Foss each captured a national title at the AIAW Championships. McGrath won the one-meter in 1980 and Foss did the same in The two earned a total of 11 All- America honors between them during their Hoosier careers. Billingsley was active in the organizational side of diving as well. In 1967, he organized the World Diving Coaches Association. Three years later, he established the American Diving Coaches Association. He was also an accomplished author. In 1967, Billingsley authored Diving Illustrated, a text for coaches and divers printed by Ronald Sports Library For 14 years during his career, Billingsley toured the U.S., Bermuda, Canada and the Far East during the summer with his own diving show. He was a renown clown diver and is still one of the top experts in the field. He retired from clown diving and shows in Billingsley s stamp is still well embedded in the Hoosier program. The Counsilman-Billingsley Aquatic Center, which was completed in 1996, honors the builders of Indiana s great tradition and is home to the men s and women s varsity programs. The diving part of the aquatics center is called the Billingsley diving center. He is in every Hall of Fame there is for a diving coach, Indiana head diving coach Dr. Jeff Huber said. His record speaks for itself. He is by far one of the greatest coaches in the history of our sport. We definitely want to keep his name in legacy. Naming the pool after him was a fitting tribute to a guy that gave everything to the University. He coached here for 30 years, so when anyone thinks Indiana diving they think Hobie Billingsley. 94 INDIANA HOOSIERS

37 ENDOWMENT Last year, saw the continued success of the Hoosier Swimming and Diving program. A secondplace finish at the Big Ten Championships and a ninth-place finish at the NCAA Championships demonstrated the desire and determination of both athletes and coaches to continue to be one of the top programs in the nation. This same determination is also shown in the classroom. Of course, such achievement is a great indicator of how your contributions support the continued success of this program, and will lead to another Big Ten Title and a National Championship. Head Coach Ray Looze This support has been provided through our booster club FINS, the Friends of Indiana Swimming. As an organization, FINS helps us provide our student-athletes with the best resources and opportunities available. A $50 contribution, for example, can pay for one swimmer s lane space during our winter training trip. A donation of $200 can provide for the team s training table meals when the dormitories close. A gift of $500 enables us to take a massage therapist to Big Tens, NCAA s, US Nationals and Olympic Trials. As a thank you for your support of FINS, you will continue to receive issues of our Hoosier Times newsletter and team progress updates. Members contributing $100 or more will also receive a copy of this year s Swimming and Diving media guide. Contributions exceeding $200 will also receive advance Big Ten and NCAA ticket information. A Platinum membership of $500 or more includes all of the previously mentioned benefits, as well as recognition at our home swim meets and our banquet. We would like to thank you for your past and present support of The Indiana Swimming and Diving Program, and look forward to your continued support. Dear Hoosier Diving Friends, Sincerely, Ray Looze Head Swimming Coach Indiana University The Indiana University diving program began and flourished under the direction of former head coach Hobie Billingsley. The program has continued to be a force on the national and international levels. In 2004, the program won its 11th straight combined (men s and women s) team U.S. National Championship and sent three former and current Hoosier alumni to the Olympic Games in Athens. In 2005, two IU divers competed in the World Championships in Montreal and three IU divers participated in the World University Games in Izmir, Turkey. The diving program needs the help of those connected to IU to help keep Indiana Diving at the elite level. The coaching staff will continue to work hard and keep the program at the top of the National and International level. The time it takes to keep the diving program at the highest level depends in large part to the contributions made by donors and former alumni. Contributions allow for the program to keep facilities and equipment ahead of the curve and keep IU on the cutting edge. If you would like additional information on asking contributions or if you would like to make a donation to the diving, contact me at one of the contacts below. We look forward to seeing and hearing from many of you throughout the next year. Sincerely, Dr. Jeff Huber Head Diving Coach Indiana University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics Swimming and Diving Assembly Hall 1001 East 17th Street Bloomington, IN jhuber@indiana.edu Head Diving Coach Dr. Jeff Huber INDIANAHOOSIERS 95

38 COUNSILMAN CENTER FOR SCIENCE OF SWIMMING The Counsilman Center for the Science of Swimming was created to honor James E. Doc Counsilman and his seminal work in developing the science of swimming. Doc Counsilman s legacy to Indiana University is his unrelenting pursuit of the scientific basis for swimming performance and his dedication to the use of academic research in that pursuit. RESEARCH AND PROJECTS Bodysuits The Counsilman Center examined the use of bodysuits in the 2000 Olympic Swimming Trials and in the 2000 Olympic Games in Sydney, Australia. Strength, Swim Power and Swim Performance The objective of this study is to clarify the relationships among muscular strength, muscular powe and swim performance, both across time and within the competitive swim population. Starting End Water Depth Rule The Counsilman Center conducted a research survey to study the implications of a recent rule change that affected high school competitive swimming. Underwater Analysis of the Competitive Swimming Start: Implications for Skill Assessment, Coaching and Swimmer Safety The study will focus on timing and start depth as well as the motor processes that are required to execute a competent start. COUNSILMAN CENTER S GOALS Research (local, state, national, international) Provide Information Resources Technology use in performance assessment Professional preparation Education of Coaches, Parents, Athletes Training for Athletes On-Site Living Laboratory Professional Alliances Consulting Services Product Safety Testing Sponsorship/Host for competitive events Preservation of Doc s personal library For more information on the Counsilman Center for the Science of Swimming, visit To find out how you can support the Counsilman Center for the Science of Swimming, please call or hperalum@indiana.edu. 96 INDIANA HOOSIERS