MEN S ALL-TIME TOP 50 SC YARDS PERFORMERS- PERFORMANCES RANKINGS

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1 MEN S ALL-TIME TOP 50 SC YARDS PERFORMERS- PERFORMANCES RANKINGS ** American/U.S. Nationals/NCAA Record * American Record + U.S. Nationals Record *+ NCAA NCAA Championships U.S. Open/NCAA Record # 2 nd -Performance AllTime r Relay leadoff p Preliminary Time a Altitudeadjusted s Intermediate Split 50 YARD FREESTYLE Top 51 Performances 18.47r@+ Cesar Augusto Filho Cielo, Auburn/BRA NCAAs Federal Way (Splits: 8.88, [9.59]) (Reaction Time: 0.67) (Note: Olympic gold-medalist/record-setter, 50 meter freestyle [2008, Beijing]. First Brazilian gold-medalist [m/f] in ANY event ever. World Champion [Rome, 20], Shanghai [2011]. Pan-Am Games gold-medalist, 50 meter freestyle [Rio, 2007; Guadalajara, 2011]. WR-holder, 50 meter freestyle.) 18.52# Cielo NCAAs Federal Way (Splits: 8.98, [9.54]) 18.52# Matt Targett, Auburn/AUS SECs Auburn (Splits: 9.10, [9.42]) (Reaction Time: (Note: Southeastern Conference Championships record. Fastest-ever conference championships) 18.66* Nathan Adrian, Cal NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 9., [9.57]. (Note: second gold. Won as sophomore [2K9]. Runner-up last season. Third Cal champion. Others: Matt Biondi, Anthony Ervin, both of whom went on to win Olympic 50 free golds!) Fred Bousquet, Tiger Masters/Aub./FRA Tiger Masters Invite. Auburn (Note: U.S.Masters record and FASTEST all-time by ANY 1

2 Masters swimmer. Time swum in suit no longer legit in U.S. Swimming and/or international competition but then OK for USMS.) 18.69r Cielo NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 9.06, [9.63]) Cielo NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 9.14, [9.55])` Adrian NCAAs College Station (Splits: 9.11, [9.60] Adam Brown, Auburn/GBR NCAAs Minneapolis (Note: fastest-ever non-winning time.) 18.74p Bousquet, Auburn NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 9.26, [9.48]) (Note: first man under 19.0; fastest qualifying time ever. (Note: 2K10 Europen Championships gold-medalist, 50 meter freestyle.) 18.74r Adrian NCAAs Minneapolis Bousquet, Auburn Aquatics Ralph Crocker Invite. Auburn Bousquet USA Grand Prix Austin r Adrian NCAAs College Station p Adrian NCAAs Minneapolis p Cielo NCAAs Federal Way Adrian Pac-10s Belmont Plaza (Note: first American record of career. First Golden Bear to set/tie 50 free record since Anthony Ervin tied former UCLA star Tom Jager s laeding off Cal s 200 free relay at 02 NCAAs) (Note: Southern California Swimming/Belmont Plaza Open/ All Comers record) 18.82r Adrian Pac-10s Belmont Plaza p Alex Righi, Yale NCAAs College Station (Note: first Yalie to set/tie an American record since Paul Gilbert [100 yard back] 1972 NCAAs.) 18.82p+ Adrian, Cal Aquatics U.S. Nationals Austin pr Jakob Andkjar, Auburn/DEN NCAAs College Station Jimmy Feigen, Texas NCAAs College Station (Note: Big 12 record. First [and ONLY] Big 12 swimmer under (Note: freshman!!) 18.85p TargettNCAAs College Station r Brown NCAAs Minneapolis r Ben Wildman-Tobriner, Stanford NCAAs Minneapolis (Note: World Champion, 50 meter freestyle [2007, Melbourne]) 18.87p Alex Coville, StanfordNCAAs College Station TargettNCAAs College Sation p Adrian Pac-10s Belmont Plaza Matt Grevers, Tucson Ford/N western U.S. Nationals Austin

3 (Note: fastest-ever by a Big Ten swimmer, current and/or former. (Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 100 meter backstroke [London, 2012]) 18.89pr Cielo NCAAs Minneapolis p TargettSECs Auburn r Andkjar NCAAs College Station (Note: leadoff leg on Auburn s U.S. Open/NCAA record-setting 200 yard freestyle relay) Bousquet NCAAs Minneapolis Righi EISL Championships Princeton (Note: EISL/Championships record. First [and ONLY ] Ivy Leaguer under 19.0!) 18.90p Adrian NCAAs College Station Cielo SECs Tuscaloosa r(tt) Adrian Pac-10s Belmont Plaza p Brown NCAAs Minneapolis Coville NCAAs College Station pr Coville NCAAs College Station Josh Schneider, Cincinnati NCAAs Columbus (Note: Big East/Bearcats first 50 free gold-medalist (Note: Big East record. Only Big East swimmer under 19.0 ever. (Note: also holds Big East Championships record [19.08, 2010]. (Note: The Big O is smiling!) 18.93pr Brown NCAAs Minneapolis Adrian Husky Invitational Federal Way Grevers U.S. Nationals Atlanta r Cierlo SECs Tuscaloosa Andkjar NCAAs College Station (Note: fastest-ever consolation finals winner.) Austin Staab, Stanford NCAAs College Station (Note: equals fastest-ever consolation finals win.) 18.97pr Cielo NCAAs Federal Way p Andkjar SECs Auburn (Note: second Auburn swimmer under 19.0 in same race. First-time ever!) 18.97r Coville NCAAs College Station p Feigen NCAAs Columbus Feigen NCAAs Minneapolis Remaing Top 51 Performers 18.98p George Bovell, Auburn AC/Auburn/TRI USA Grand Prix Austin p Gideon Louw, Auburn/RSA NCAAs College Station (Note: third Tiger under 19.0 in same race. Unprecedented!) Duje Draganja, Cal/CRO NCAAs Minneapolis (Note: Olympic silver-medalist, 50 meter freestyle [2004, Athens]) Adam Small. Arizona NCAAs Minneapolis Tom Jager, Santa Clara SC/UCLA U. S. Nationals Nashville

4 19.05r Anthony Ervin, Cal NCAAs The Dawg Pound (Note: co-olympic gold medalist, 50 meter freestyle [2000, Sydney]) William Copeland, Cal Aquatics/Cal U.S. Nationals Atlanta r Michael Richards, Minnesota Big Tens Minneapolis (Note: Big Ten/Championships record. Second record-breaking swim in two days. Swam a one day earlier for his first Big Ten standard.) 19.06p Roland Schoeman, Arizona/RSA NCAAs The Dawg Pound (Note: 2005, 07 World Champion/ex-world record-holder, 50 meter butterfly World Champion, 2006 Commonwealth Games champion, 50 meter freestyle) Vladimir Morozov, USC/RUS Pac-10s Belmont Plaza (Note: time faster than Anthony Ervin s NAG record [19.43] but because Morozov is not yet a U.S. citizen he is not eligible for record consideration. U.S. Open NAG record. ) 19.06r Bradley Tandy, Indian River CC/RSA NJCAA Champs. Ft. Pierce (Note: NJCAA/Championships record.) Cullen Jones, North Carolina St. ACCs College Park (Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC] record) 19.08p Neil Walker, Texas NCAAs Minneapolis Albert Subirats, Arizona/VEN NCAAs Minneapolis p Jason Dunford, Stanford/KEN NCAAs College Station p Jordan Smith, ArizonaNCAAs College Station Jason Lezak, NOVA/UCSB Kerr-McGee Elite Oklahoma City Ian Crocker, Longhorn Aquatics/Texas Ameican SC Champs. Austin (Note: World Champion, 100 meter butterfly.) Matt Biondi, San Ramon Valley Aquatics U. S. Nationals Nashville (Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 50 meter freestyle [1988, Seoul]. First winner) 19.12r Jason Schnur, Ohio St. Big Tens Iowa City (Note: Buckeye record. First Ohio State winner [19.28]. Bill Wadley/Urban Meyer are pleased!) 19.13so Rolandas Gimbutis, Cal/LTU NCAAs Minneapolis David Fox, North Carolina St. NCAAs Indianapolis p Barry Murphy, Tennessee/NRI NCAAs College Station p Brett Hawke, Auburn/AUS NCAAs Minneapolis (Note: Auburn s women s-men s coach.) 19.17p Bren Nick Brunelli, Sun Devil Aquatics/ASU Longhorn InvitationalAustin

5 p Bryan Lundquist, Auburn NCAAs Minneapolis r David Walters, Texas NCAAs College Station p Shaun Jordan, Texas NCAAs Austin Masayuki Kishida, Tucson Ford/JPN U.S. Nationals Atlanta p Ryan (Note: American/NCAA record-holder, yard backstrokes, 200 yard Individual Medley. (Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 200 meter backstroke [Beijing, 2008]; 400 IM [London, 2012]) 19.22p Lyndon Ferns, Arizona/RSA Longhorn InvitationalAustin p Graeme Moore, Cal/RSA NCAAs College Station pr Aaro 19.25p Brad deborde, Florida SECs Knoxville tt Steve Crocker, Rockwood/W, Kentucky U. S. Nationals Nashville Jona 19.27p Karl Krug, Auburn SECs The Swamp YARD FREESTYLE Top 51 Performances Cesar Augusto Filho Cielo, Auburn/BRA NCAAs Federal Way (Reaction Time: (Splits: 9.27, [10.33], [10.66], [10.66]) (Note: 50 split fastest all-time en route to 100 free clocking. (Note: world-record holder, 20 World Champion, 100 meter freestyle [Rome] gold-medalist/record-setter, Pan-Am Games ) 41.08*# Nathan Adrian, Cal NCAAs College Station (Reaction Time: (Splits: 9.36, [10.29], [10.73], [10.70]. (Note: first Golden Bear to win NCAA yard free titles in same Championships since Matt Biondi in Biondi won triple crown, i.e., frees, following year, setting American/NCAA records in all three. Anthony Ervin won frees for Y2K NCAAs when meet was contested in short-course meters format. (Note: second American/American-collegiate 100 free record in 20 days. (Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 400 meter freestyle relay [Beijing, 2K8]; 100 m free [London, 2K12]) Adrian NCAAs Minneapolis

6 (Splits: 9.23, [10.33], [10.70], [10.84]. (Note: third-consecutive gold. Matches former Golden Bear Matt Biondi s threepeat [ ] as only Pac-10 threepeater. Michigan State s Clark Scholes [ 50-52], Tennessee s Dave Edgar [ 70-72] other threepeaters. Michigan s Gustao Borges [ 92-95] only fourpeater. (Note: Cal s Anthony Ervin [ 01-02] and Duje Draganja [ 03-04] combined for a foourpeter p Cielo NCAAs Federal Way (Reaction Time: +0.70) (Splits: 9.32, [10.40], [10.77], [11.64]) 41.12r Cielo NCAAs Federal Way (Reaction Time: +0.69) (Splits: 19.64, [21.75] Cielo NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 9.38, [9.28], [10.82], [10.68]) 41.25r Cielo SECs Tuscaloosa (Splits: 20.03, [21.22]) (Note: fastest-ever conference championships.) 41.27r Adrian NCAAs College Station (Splits: 19.89, [21.38]) Matt Grevers, Tucson Ford/Northwestern U.S. Nationals Columbus (Splits: 19.54, [21.81[. (Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 100 meter backstroke [London, 2012]) 41.43r Adrian Pac-10s Belmont Plaza (Splits: 19.89, [21.54]) (Note: first Golden Bear to break American 100 free record since Antony Ervin swam a 02 NCAAs. Adrian broke American 50 free record two nights earlier and is first swimmer to break both sprint standards in same conference championships. (Note: Pac-10 Championships/Southern California Swimming/Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool Open/ All Comers records.) Duje Draganja, Cal/CRO NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 9.43, [10.31], [10.89], [10.86]) Jimmy Feigen, Texas NCAAs College Station (Splits: 19.71, [21.78]. (Note: Big 12 record. Freshman!) Adrian NCAAs Columbus (Splits: 19.91, [21.59]. (Note: second-consecutive gold. First Cal repeater since Anthony Ervin threepeated [ ]) Matt Targett, Auburn/AUS SECs Auburn (Splits: 19.69, [21.86]) Anthony Ervin, Cal NCAAs The Dawg Pound

7 (Splits: 19.76, [21.86]. (Note: World Champion, 100 meter freestyles [2001, Fukuoka]) Adrian U.S. Nationals Columbus (Splits: 1978, [21.85]) Adrian Pac-10s Belmont Plaza (Splits: 19.76, [21.88]) TargettNCAAs College Station (Splits: 19.80, [21.84]) Feigen NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 19.76, [21.90]) Ian Crocker, Longhorn Aquatics/Texas American SC Chmps. Austin (Splits: 19.72, [20.96]) 41.68p TargettNCAAs College Station (Splits: 19.66, [22.02]) 41.71r Draganja NCAAs Minneapolis p Alex Righi, Yale NCAAs College Station (Note: Ivy League record.) Grevers U.S. Nationals Austin William Copeland, Cal Aquatics/Cal U.S. Nationals Atlanta Adrian Pac-10s Belmont Plaza p Adam Brown, Auburn/GBR NCAAs Minneapolis p Feigen NCAAs College Station Cielo SECs Tuscaloosa Matt Biondi, Cal NCAAs Austin (Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 100 meter freestyle [1988, Seoul]. (Note: This race was Biondi s final individual collegiate swim, capping a record-breaking meet in which he set American/NCAA records in 50, 100, 200 yard freestyles to become second man to accomplish this feat. In 1964 Yale s Steve Clark won NCAA frees with his times in latter two races American/NCAA records. His 50 was only an NCAA mark that time AAU did not recogmize event for record purposes. Biondi threepeated twice, winning the NCAAs his junior year [ 86] too) Ervin NCAAs College Station Adrian U.S. Nationals Federal Way Crocker American SC Chmps. Austin Adrian Husky Invitational Federal Way p Fred Bousquet, FRA/Auburn/Tiger AC USA Grand Prix Austin Righi NCAAs College Station Brown NCAAs Minneapolis Cielo SECs Lexington

8 41.85 Grevers U.S. Nationals Atlanta p Adrian NCAAs College Station Vladimir Morozov, USC/RUS Pac-12s Monterey Park (Note: Trojan record. Morozov first USC 100 free champ since Robert Pufleb 20 years ago; also first Trojan free champ since Joe Bottom [1977], when conference known as Pac-8. Bottom also won 100 NCAAs that season with his fly clocking [47.77] a U.S./NCAA record, breaking Mark Spitz s standard of from 72 West Point. Bottom had won a silver-medal in the 100 meter previous summer s Olympics in Montreal and later in summer of 77 became first man to break Spitz s 100 meter fly worldrecord [54.27 from Munich Olympics in 72] when he swam a in East Berlin during the USA-GDR dual-meet. Joe s younger brother Mike also swam for USC and a THIRD Bottom, Dave, was an All-America sprint Stanford. Now Michigan s men s coach, he guided Wolverines to this year s Big Ten title.) Biondi NCAAs Austin r Bousquet NCAAs Minneapolis Ben Wildman-Tobriner, Stanford NCAAs Miunneapolis Roland Schoeman, Tucsn. Ford/AZ./RSALonghorn Invitational Austin (Note: ex-world record-holder, 50 meter buitterfly. World Champion, 50 meter freestyle-butterfly [2005, Montreal]. Commonmwealth Games gold-medalist, same events [2006, Melbourne]) Righi EISL Championships Princeton (Note: EISL Championships record. Only Ivy Leaguer ever under 42.0, first under 43.0 Also conference record-holder in 50 free [18.90], 100 back [46.32]]) Feigen NCAAs Columbus r David Walters, Texas Big 12s Columbia (Note: Big 12 Championships record. (Note: leadoff leg on Texas American/NCAA record-setting 400 yard freestyle relay (Note: American record-holder, 100 meter freestyle) Brown SECs The Swamp p Morozov Pac-10s Belmont Plaza p Brown NCAAs Minneapolis (No rec

9 Remaining Top 50 Performers Michael Phelps, Club Wolverine Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza (Note: named Sports Illustrated s Sportsman of the Year for First and ONLY swimmer so honored. Most decorated Olympian of all-time [22 medals, 18 gold.) Garrett Weber-Gale, Texas NCAAs Minneapolis (Note: third man under 42.0 in same race. First time ever) 41.95p Gideon Louw, Auburn/RSA SECs Auburn Ryan Lochte, Daytona Beach SC/Florida U.S. Nationals Atlanta (Note: World Champion gold-medalist/world record-setter, 200 meter IM [2011, Shanghai]. (Note: fourth man under 42.0 in same race. Unprecedented!) 42.05r Albert Subirats, Arizona/VEN NCAAs Minneapolis Joao De Lucca, Louisville/BRA U.S. Nationals Austin (No 42.06r Simon Burnett, Arizona/GBR NCAAs Atlanta (Note: 2006 Commonwealth Games 100 meter freestyle gold-medalist./yearly world leader) Austin Staab, Stanford NCAAs College Station (Note: Amerian /NCAA record-holder, 100 yard butterfly.) Dax Hill, Texas NCAAs Minneapolis Nicolas Nilo, Arizona/BRA NCAAs College Station r Graeme Moore, Cal/RSA NCAAs Minneapolis Lars Jakob Andkjar, Auburn/DEN SECs Auburn r Scot Robison, Virginia ACCs Chapel Hill (Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC]/Championships record. (Note: also holds 200 record from previous day [1:32.45] and Cavalier 50 free standard [19.47r]) 42.21p David Dunford, Stanford/KEN NCAAs College Station Jason Lezak, Novaquatics/UCSB Kerr-McGee Elite Oklahoma City (Note: anchored USA s world record-setting/gold-medal winning 400 meter freestyle 2008 Olympics in Beijing. Third Gaucho Olympic swim gold-medalist. Sandy Neilson [100 free, Munich, 1972; Rich Schroeder, breaststroke leg on 400 medley relay 12 years later other two.) 42.26p Jonas Persson, Tennessee/SWE NCAAs Federal Way p Marcelo Chierighini, Auburn/BRA NCAAs Minneapolis Bart Kizierowski, Cal/POL Pac-10s Federal Way Jake Allen, Stanford NCAAs Minneapolis

10 42.34 Lyndon Ferns, Arizona/RSA NCAAs Minneapolis r David Nolan, Hershey PA. 3A HS Champs. Lewisburg (Note: national high-school/17-18 NAG records.) Neil Walker, Circle C/Texas Kerr-McGee Elite Oklahoma City r Alex Coville, Stanford Pac-10s Belmont Plaza r Nimrod Bar-or Shapira, Arizona/ISR NCAAs Minneapolis Ricky Berens, Longhorn AC/Texas U.S. Nationals Austin Ambrose (Rowdy) Gaines IV, Auburn NCAAs Austin (Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 100 meter freestyle [1984, Los Angeles]) 42.41pr Shaune Fraser, Florida/CAY NCAAs College Station p Alexei Puninski, Auburn/CRO NCAAs Federal Way Ada 42.44p Matt McGinnis, TexasNCAAs Federal Way Darian Townsend, Arizona/RSA NCAAs Federal Way p Josh Schneider, Cincinnati NCAAs Columbus (Note: Big East record. Also holds Big East Championshps record [43.00, 2010]. (Note: won 50 free two days earlier, becoming Cincy s/big East s first goldmedalist in this race) 200 YARD FREESTYLE Top 50 Performances 1:31.20@+ Simon Burnett, Arizona/GBR NCAAs Atlanta (Splits: 21.28, [23.16], 1:07.53 [23.], 1:31.20 [23.67]) 1:31.70# Shaune Fraser, Florida/CAY NCAAs College Station (Splits: 21.57, [23.67], 1:08.49 [23.25], 1:31.70 [23.21]) (Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC] record. First NCAA title by a Cayman Islands natve) (Note: third Gator gold-medalist. Mike Heath [1984], Adam Sioui [2002] others) 1:31.72r* David Walters, Texas NCAAs College Station (Splits: 21.11, [23.01], 1:07.67 [23.55], 1:31.72 [24.05]) (Note: leadoff leg on Texas American/NCAA record-setting 800 yard freestyle relay) 1:31.73r Conor Dwyer, Florida SECs The Swamp (Splits: 21.36, [23.10], 1:07.94 [23.48], 1:31.73 [23.79]. (Note: Southeastern Conference Championships record. Fastest-ever conference championships.) 1:31.83 Walters Longhorn InvitationalAustin (Splits: 21.48, [23.29], 1:08.11 [23.34], 1:31.83 [23.72]) 1: Ricky Berens, Longhorn AC/Texas U.S, Nationals Austin (Splits: 21.81, [23.39], 1:08.74 [23.68], 1:31.96 [23.22]. (Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 800 meter freestyle relay [London, 2012]) 1:32.01r Berens, Texas Big 12s Columbia (Splits: 21.56, [23.44], 1:08.58 [23.68], 1:32.01 [23.43]) 10

11 (Note: Big 12 Championships record. Fastest-ever conference championships) 1:32.08 Michael Phelps, Club Wolverine Americn SC Champs. Austin (Splits: 21.59, [23.26], 1:08.61 [23.76], 1:32.08 [23.47]) (Note: Olympic gold-medalist,/world record-setter, 200 meter freestyle [2008, Beijing]. World Champion, 200 meter freestyle [2005, Montreal; 2007, Melbourne]) 1:32.13 Phelps U.S. Nationals Atlanta (Splits: [23.68], 1:.34 [23.98], 1:32.13 [22.77]) 1:32.21 Brett Fraser, Florida/CAY NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 21.32, [22.97], 1:07.72 [23.43], 1:32.21 [24.49]. (Note: younger brother of Shaune, Gators 2K9 gold-medalist and 2K10 runnerup. Second set of brothers to win same event. Seth Pepper won 100 fly for Arizona in 1993 and brother Martin won in (Note: threepeat for SEC/Gators. Shaune won in, Conor Dwyer won in 2K10 and Brett 2Kl1. Pac-10 [Pac-12 as of 07/01/11] only conference to have a pair of individual threepeaters. Cal s Matt Biondi won from 1985 through 87 and Arizona s Simon Burnett won in 2K3, 5-6. He was sixth his sophomore season [ 04] when the meet was swum scm. (Note: Since race s introduction in 1963, Pac-12 and/or its predecessors have 20 wins, most by any conference. Big Ten follows with10 titles, then the SEC with eight. Tenneess s Andy Coan first SEC gold-medalist [ 79], then Auburn s Rowdy Gaines gave the conference its first threepeat by winning in (Note: Pan-Am Games gold-medalist/record-setter, 200 meter freestyle [Guadalajara, 2K11]) 1:32.22 Burnett Longhorn InvitationalAustin (Splits: 21.29, [23.40], 1:08.48 [23.79], 1:32.22 [23.74]) 1:32.26 Peter Vanderkaay, Club. Wolverine/MI. U.S. Nationals Atlanta (Splits: 21.65, [23.80], 1:.02 [23.57], 1:32.26 [23.22]) (Note: runner-up finish gives Club Wolverine unprecedented two men under 1:33.0 in same race) 1:32.31 Dwyer NCAAs Columbus (Splits: 21.93, [23.31], 1:08.66 [23.42], 1:32.31 [23.65]. (Note: second gold of meet. Won 500 free opening day. Second-cosecutive Gator champion!)) 1:32.38 Ryan Harrison, Tennessee/IRL SECs The Swamp (Splis: 21.63, [23.42], 1:08.75 [23.70[, 1:32.38 [23.63]) 11

12 1:32.40 Ryan Lochte, Daytona Beach SC/Florida U.S. Nationals Atlanta (Splits: 21.70, 5.00 [23.30], 1:08.40 [23.40], 1: [24.00]. (Note: World Champion, 200 meter freestyle [Shanghai, 2011]) 1:32.43r Phelps U.S. Nationals Atlanta (Splits: 21.60, [23.55], 1:.16 [24.01], 1:32.43 [23.27]) 1:32.45 Scot Robison, Virginia ACCs Chapel Hill (Splits: 21.46, [23.39], 1:08.47 [23.62], 1:32.45 [23.98]. (Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC]/Championships record) 1:32.48r Jean Basson, Arizona/RSA NCAAs College Station (Splits: 21.75, [23.19], 1:08.57 [23.63], 1:32.48 [23.91]) 1:32.49r Berens Big 12s College Station (Splits: 21.63, [23.20], 1:08.79 [23.96], 1:32.49 [22.70]) 1:32.51r Walters Big 12s Austin (Splits: 21.54, [23.00], 1: [23.59], 1:32.51 [24.38]) (Note: opening leg on American/NCAA record-setting 800 yard freestyle relay. 1:32.51 Dax Hill, Texas NCAAs Federal Way (Splits: 22.02, [23.77], 1:08.84 [23.05]. 1:32.51[ (Note: moves up from seond last season to No.1.) 1:32.52 Robison ACCs Atlanta (Splits: 21., [23.02], 1:07.64 [23.51], 1:32.52 [24.88]) 1:32.53 Fraser NCAAs Columbus (Splits: 21.84, [23.72], 1:.13 [23.57], 1:32.53 [23.40]. (Note: first one-two Gator finish ever! Billy Donovan asks: Why didn t you SWEEP? ) 1:32.56 Walters NCAAs Federal Way (Splits: 21.72, [23.38], 1:08.82 [23.72], 1:32.56 [23.74]) 1:32.57 Joao De Lucca, Louisville/BRA U.S, Nationals Austin (Splits: 21.89, [23.62], 1:08.95 [23.52], 1:32.57 [23.62]. (Note: Big East record.) 1:32.59 Walters NCAAs College Station (Splits: 21.66, [23.73], 1:.46 [24.07], 1:32.59 [23.13]) 1:32.60 B. Fraser SECs The Swamp (Splits: 21.16, [23.23], 1:08.01 [23.62], 1:32.60 [24.59[) 1:32.64 Hill NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 21.79, [23.63], 1:08.96 [23.94]. 1:32.64[23.68]) 1:32.66 Walters Big 12s Austin (Splits: 21.54, [23.36], 1:08.64 [23.74], 1:32.66 [24.02]) 1:32.71r Austin Staab, Stanford Pac-10s Belmont Plaza (Note: Pac-10 Championships record. (Note: American/NCAA-Championships record-holder, 100 yard butterfly) 1:32.73p Berens NCAAs College Station (Splits: 21.69, [23.82], 1:. [23.59], 1:32.73 [23.64]) 12

13 1:32.74 Berens NCAAs College Station (Splits: 21.70, [23.85], 1:.45 [23.90], 1:32.74 [23.29]) 1:32.75r Tom Shields, Cal NCAAs Minneapolis (Note: Golden Bear record. Fastest leadoff leg of race.) 1:32.77 BassonNCAAs College Station (Splits: 21.74, [23.51], 1:.08 [23.93], 1:32.77 [32.69]) 1:32.79 Jonas Persson, Tennessee/SWE Volunteer Inviational. Koxville (Splits: 21.74, 45. [23.35], 1:08.97 [23.88], 1:32.79 [23.82]) 1:32.80 Matt McLean, Virginia ACCs College Park :32.82 Berens Longhorn InvitationalAustin :32.84p BassonNCAAs College Station :32.85 Darian Townsend, Arizona/RSA NCAAs Federal Way :32.88r Shields Pac-10s Belmont Plaza :32.91 Dimitri Colupaev, USC/GER NCAAs Federal Way (Note: Trojan record.) 1:32.93 Matt McGinnis, TexasNCAAs Federal Way (Note: along with teammate David Walters winning 1:32.56, McGinnis sub 1:33.0 makes Texas first university team with two active swimmes under 1:33.0 in same race. Michigan did it three months U.S. Nationals in Atlanta but the pair of Michael Phelps and Peter Vanderkaay swam for Club Wolverine. Phelps never competed collegiately. Vanderkaay did for Michigan.) 1:32.98 Nathan Adrian, Cal Pac-10s Belmont Plaza :32.99r Staab NCAAs Colleg Station :33.03 Walters Big 12s Columbia :33.03 Matt Biondi, Cal NCAAs Austin :33.03r Burnett Pac-10s Federal Way :33.04 Walters NCAAs Columbus :33.05 Robison ACCs College Park :33.06p Walters NCAAs College Station Remaining Top 50 Performers 1:33.10r Tyler Clary, Michigan NCAAs College Station (Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 200 meter backstroke [London, 2012]. (Note: American/NCAA record-holder, 400 yard Individaul Medley. (Note: Big Ten record.) 1:33.12r Clement Lefert, USC/FRA NCAAs Minneapolis :33.15 Doug Gjertsen, Texas NCAAs Indianapolis :33.21r Scott Jostes, Texas Big 12s Columbia :33.22 Chris DeJong, Club Wolverine/Michigan U.S. Nationals Atlanta (Note: third-place finish gives Club Wolverine an unprecedengted three swimmers under 1:

14 (No in same race) 1:33.23 Adam Ritter, Tucson Ford/Arizona Longhorn InvitationalAustin :33.24r Aaron Wayne, Stanford NCAAs Federal Way :33.25p Michael Klueh, Texas NCAAs College Station :33.26p Danny Beal, Stanford NCAAs Federal Way :33.28 Troy Dalbey, Florida NCAAs Austin (Note: NAG record.) 1:33.29 Garr 1:33.40 Blake Worsley, Denver/CAN Sun Belt Conf. Chps. Nashville (Note: Sunbelt Conference record.) 1:33.41 Artur Wojdat, Iowa/POL NCAAs Indianapolis :33.44 Matt Grevers, Tucson Ford/N Western Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza :33.45 Dom 1:33.45p Nicolas Nilo, BRA/Arizona NCAAs College Station :33.50 Dou 1:33.50 Nimrid Bar-or Shapira, Arizona/ISR Longhorn InvitationalAustin :33.54 Kelly Moodie, Arizona Denver, UNLV Tri Tucson :33.55 Ous Mellouli, Trojan SC/USC/TUN SoCal Swimming GP Belmont Plaza :33.59 Ryk 1:33.59r Bobby Bollier, Stanford NCAAs Minneapolis :33.61 David Cromwell, Longhorn AC/Harvard Chesapeake SC Elite Oklahoma City :33.64p Peter Jameson, Texas NCAAs College Station :33.66p Daniel Madwed, Michigan NCAAs College Station :33.66 Nikita Lobintsev, Trojan SC/RUS U.S, Nationals Austin :33.71r Frank Dyer, Notre Dame Big East Champs. Pittsburgh YARD FREESTYLE Top 50 Performances 4:08.54* Peter Vanderkaay, Club Wolverine/MI. Michigan Open Rochester (Splits: 46.77, 1:37.30 [50.53], 2:27.48 [50.18], 3:18.13 [49.65], 4:06.54 [48.41]) Vanderkaay, MichiganNCAAs Atlanta (Splits: 47.74, 1:37.72 [49.98], 2:27.81 [50.], 3:18.54 [50.73], 4:08.60 [50.06]) 4:08.75 Tom Dolan, Michigan NCAAs Indianapolis

15 (Splits: 47.07, 1:37.42 [50.45], 2:27.83 [50.41], 3:18.23 [50.40], 4:08.75 [50.42]) 4:08.92 Jean Basson, Arizona/RSA NCAAs College Station (Splits: 47.87, 1:38.50 [50.63], 2:29.16 [50.66], 3:19.50 [50.34], 4:08.92 [49.44]) (Note: Pac-10 record.) 4:.32 Michael Klueh, Texas NCAAs College Station (Splits: 47.56, 1:37.81 [50.25], 2:28.84 [51.03], 3:19.88 [51.04], 4:.23 [49.44]) (Note: Big 12 record.) 4:.48 Sebastien Rouault, Georgia/FRA NCAAs Federal Way (Splits: 48.45, 1:38.98 [50.43], 2:28.86 [49.88], 3:19.12 [50.26], 4:.48 [50.36]) (Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC] record. First Dawg gld-medalist, second SE champ. Florida s Matt Cetlinski won in 1986) 4:.80 Larsen Jensen, USC NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 48.64, 1:38.81 [50.17], 2:29.28 [51.47], 3:19.94 [50.66], 4:.80 [49.86]. (Note: American record-setter/olympic bronze-medalist, 400 meter freestyle [2008, Beijing]) 4:.82 Vanderkaay NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 47.52, 1:37.83 [50.31], 2:28.37 [50.44], 3:19.68 [51.41], 3:.82 [50.14]) 4:10.00 Klueh NCAAs Federal Way (Splits: 47.73, 1:38.30 [50.58], 2:29.12 [50.82], 3:19.12 [50.00], 4:10.00 [50.88]) 4:10.00 Matt McLean, Virginia ACCs College Park (Splits: 46.40, 1:36.82 [50.42], 2:27.48 [49.66], 3:18.84 [51.36], 4:10.00 [51.16]. (Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC]/Chmpionships record. (Note: fastest-ever conference championships.) 4:10.15 McLean NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 48.14, 1:39.15 [51.01], 2:29.97 [50.82], 3:20.50 [50.53], 4:10.15 [49.65]. (Note: first Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC] gold-medalist.) 4:10.41 McLean NCAAs College Station (Splits: 46.96, 1:36.85 [49.89], 2:27.52 [50.57], 3:19.23 [52.71], 4:10.41 [51.28]) 4:10.43 Michael Phelps, Club Wolverine Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza (Splits: 48.08, 1:39.13 [51.05], 2:30.58 [51.45], 3:21.55 [50.97], 4:10.43 [48.88]. (Note: won 100 free 45 minutes earlier in pr (Note: Southern California Swimming Open/All Comers record) 4: Vanderkaay, Club Wolverine U.S. Nationals Atlanta (Splits: 47.31, 1:38.13 [51.82], 2:29.33 [51.10], 3:20.41 [51.18], 4:10.76 [50.35]) 4:11.36 Conor Dwyer, Florida SECs The Swamp (Note: Gator record. Second-consecutive gold.) 4:11.41 Klueh Big 12s Austin (Note: Big 12 Championships record.) 15

16 4:11.59 Chad Carvin, Arizona NCAAs Minneapolis :11.94p Dolan NCAAs Indianapolis :12.18 Ous Mellouli, USC/TUN Longhorn InvitationalAustin :12.24 Artur Wojdat, Iowa/POL NCAAs Indianapolis :12.26 McLean NCAAs Minneapolis :12.30 Dolan NCAAs Minneapolis :12.33 Phelps, North Baltimore Aquatics MD All Stars Zone Annapolis (Note: NAG record.) 4:12.34 Vanderkaay Big Tens Minneapolis :12.35 Vanderkaay Longhorn InvitationalAustin :12.36 Carvin NCAAs Indianapolis :12.44p Carvin NCAAs Minneapolis :12.49p Troyden Prinsloo, Georgia/RSA NCAAs College Station :12.60 Vanderkaay U.S. Nationals Federal Way :12.75 Basson NCAAs Federal Way :12.77 Dolan NCAAs Austin :12.79 Wojdat NCAAs Indianapolis :12.80 Wojdat NCAAs Austin :12.80 Matt Patton, Michigan U.S. Nationals Atlanta :12.83 Klete Keller, USC NCAAs The Dawg Pound :12.90 Rouault SECs Kmoxville :12.92 Mellouli NCAAs Atlanta :12.94 Rouault NCAAs Atlanta :12.95 M 4:12.99 Basson Pac-10s Belmont plaza :13.02 Vanderkaay Big Tens Bloomington :13.06 Mike O'Brien, USC NCAAs Austin :13.07 Shaun Phillips, Stanford NCAAs Minneapolis :13.07 Cr 4:13.08 Mariusz Podkoscielny, Arizona/POL NCAAs Indianapolis :13.10 Basson Longhorn InvitationalAustin :13.23 Ryan Lochte, Daytona Beach SC/Florida FL. Sr. SC Champs. Clearwater :13.28 Prinsloo NAAs College Station :13.30 Podkoscielny NCAAs Austin :13.41 Erik Remaining Top 50 Performers 4:13.42 Ryk 4:13.50 Jackson Wilcox, Texas Big 12s Columbia :13.77 Clement Lefert, USC/FRA NCAAs Columbus :13.78p Co 4:13.79 Scott Spansail, Washingtom NCAAs College Station

17 4:13.81 Blake Worsley, Denver/CAN NCAAs College Station (Note: Sun Belt Conference record.) 4:13.92 Ch 4:13.94 Bobby Bollier, Stanford NCAAs Minneapolis :13.95 David Mosko, Stanford NCAAs Columbus :14.21p Justin Mortimer, Minnesota NCAAs Minneapolis :14.24 Robert Margalis, Georgia NCAAs Austin :14.26 John Snawerdt, Virginia NCAAs College Sation :14.35 Tyler DeBerry, Arizona NCAAs Minneapolis :14.41 George Markovic, Ohio St./AUS NCAAs Columbus :14.55 John Piersma, Michigan NCAAs Austin :14.60 Kyle Young, Florida St. ACCs College Park :14.66 Tyler Clary, Michigan U.S. Nationals Atlanta :14.67p Balazas Gercsak, Florida/HUN NCAAs College Station :14.71 Chris Thompson, Michigan NCAAs College Station :14.82 Mark Randall, Alabama/RSA SECs Auburn :14.85p Matt Cetlinski, Florida NCAAs Austin :14.89 Mike McLean, Stanford Pac-10s Belmont Plaza :15.04 W 4:15.11p Danny Beal, Stanford NCAAs Federal Way :15.12 Ryan Feeley, Michigan Big Tens Iowa City :15.13 Ry 4:15.19p Taylor Smith, VirginiaACCs College Park :15.26 George DiCarlo, Arizona NCAAs Austin (Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 400 meter freestyle [1984, Los Angeles]) 1000 YARD FREESTYLE Top 30 Performances 8:36.49*+ Erik Vendt, Club Wolverine/USC Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza (Splits: 500 [4:14.83, fastest-ever]; 8:36.49 [4:20.66]) (Note: first American yards record for two-time 400 IM Olympic silver-medalist [Sydney, 2000; Athens, 2004]. Became first American sub-15:00.0 for 1500 meter free when he swam 14:59.11 to win the Olympic Trials in Indianapolis [July Y2K]) 8:42.64# Robert Margalis, St. Petersburg AC/GA. Florida Sr. Champs. Clearwater (Splits: 4:19.66, 8:42.64 [4:22.98]) 8:43.62s Vendt Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza (Splis: 4:21.64, 8:43.62 [4:21.98]. (Note: fastest-ever 1000 split en route to 1650 yard freestyle clocking.) 17

18 Chris Thompson, Michigan NCAAs College Station (Note: Big Ten record.) 8:44.38s Chad La Tourette, Stanford NCAAs Federal Way (Note: Pac-12 record.) 8:44.52s Martin Grodzki, Georgia/GER NCAAs Federal Way (Note: 1000 split off U.S. Open/NCAA-record 14: free clocking.) (Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC] record.) 8:44.73s Larsen Jensen, USC NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 4:18.90, 8:44.73 [4:25.83]) (Note: Pac-10 record) 8:45.27s Chad Carvin, Arizona NCAAs Indianapolis :45.76s Jensen NCAAs Minneapolis :45.85s Thompson Big Tens Minneapolis :46.50s Matt McLean, Virginia ACCs College Park (Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC]/Championships record. (Note: 1000 split off ACC/Championships record 14: frestyle) 8:46.88s Michael Klueh, Texas NCAAs Federal Way (Note: Big 12 record.) 8:47.23s Ryk Neethling, Arizona/RSA NCAAs Auburn :46.77 Margalis, St. Petersburg Aquaics Nike/Kerr-McGee Oklahoma City :47.38s Mike O Brien, USC NCAAs Austin :47.70s Klueh NCAAs College Station :47.77s La Tourette NCAAs College Station :48.00s Troyden Prinsloo, Georgia/RSA NCAAs College Station :48.02s Sebastian Rouault, Georgia/FRA NCAAs Federal Way :48.03s Rouault NCAAs Atlanta :48.16s Tom Dolan, Michigan NCAAs Indianapolis :48.23 Ous Mellouli, TUN/Trojan SC/USC Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza :48.34 Jensen Cal Dual Los Angeles (Note: fastest-ever dual-meet.) 8:48.34s Prinsloo NCAAs Federal Way :48.57s+ Jeff Kostoff, Industry Hills AC U.S. Nationals Indianapolis (Note: NAG record.) 8:48.68s Dan Jorgensen, USC NCAAs Indianapolis :48.76s Scott Spansail, Washington NCAAs College Station :48.82s Vendt, Club Wolverine U.S. Nationals Atlanta :48.93s Mellouli Minnesota Grand Prix Minneapolis

19 8:49.59 Vendt, USC Stanford Dual Los Angeles :49.10s La Tourette NCAAs Minneapolis :49.16s Grodzki NCAAs Minneapolis :49.46s Mike McBroom, Texas NCAAs Minneapolis (Note: split off gold-medal winning/big 12 record-setting mile. First Big 12 winner!) 8:49.59 Vendt, USC Stanford Dual Los Angeles :49.95s Neethling NCAAs Indianapolis :49.97 Kostoff, IHACU.S. Natikonals Gainesviklle (Note: NAG record.) (Note: Only sub 8:50.0s.) 1650 YARD FREESTYLE Top 50 Performances 14:24.08&+* Martin Grodzki, Georgia/GER NCAA Federal Way (Splits: 4:20.70 [500], 8:44.52 [1000]. (Note: third Dawg gold-medalist. Previous winners include Sebastian Rouault [FRA], Troyden Prinsloo. Rouault won a pair of golds in 2K6, 08, Prinsloo in. (Note: Grodzki first Southeastern Conference mile U.S. Open/NCAA recordsetter.) 14:24.35*# Chad La Tourette, Stanford NCAA Federal Way (Splits: 4:21.18 [500], 8:44.38 [1000]. (Note: Pac-12 record/closest finish ever [.27]. Won as a sophomore two years ago.) 14:26.62 Chris Thompson, Michigan NCAAs College Station (Splits: 4:21.46 [500], 8:44.11 [1000]. (Note: record lasted 11 years. (Note: Big Ten record. From high above the Big House Bo is smiling!) 14:26.70 Larsen Jensen, USC NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits [by 500s]: 4:19.66, 8:44.73 [4:25.07]) (Note: Olympic silver-medalist, 1500 meter freestyle [2004, Athens]; World Championships meter freestyle silver-medalist [2005, Montreal]. AR-holder, both events.) (Note: Pac-10 record.) 14:26.86 Sebastian Rouault, Georgia/FRA NCAAs Federal Way (Splits [by 500s]: 4:23.24, 8:48.02 [4:24.78], 13:.11 [4:21.])) (Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC] record; second gold in three years) 14:26.97 Erik Vendt, Club Wolverine/USC Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza (Splits [by 500s]: 4:21.60, 8:43.62 [4:21.98], 13:08.70 [4:25.08]) (Note: SoCal Swimming/Belmont Plaza All-Comers records/) 19

20 14:27.33 Ous Mellouli, Trojan SC/USC/TUN Minnesota Grand Prix Minneapolis (Splits: 4:23.41 [500], 8:48.93 [1000/4:25.52], 13:10.38 [3:21.45]. (Note: meet/series records. (Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 1500 meter freestyle e[2008, Beijing]). First individual African/ Arab/Tunisian male Olympic gold-medalist. First Tunisian swimming medalist ever [m/w]. Won 20 World Championship 1500 free gold too. One of four men (Australians Kieren Perkins/Grant Hackett, Soviet Union s Vladimir Salnikov others, to win back-to-back Olympic/World Championship 1500 free golds although in Salnikov s/perkins heydays meets were not back-to-back.) (Note: won record 15 golds in 2K11 Pan-Arab Games in Doha, Qatar.) 14:28.06 Troyden Prinsloo, Georgia/RSA NCAAs Federal Way (Splits [by 500s]: 4:20.72, 8:46.77 [4:26.05], 13:14.56 [4:27.49]. (Note: second-place gives Dawgs first 1-2 SEC finish) 14:29.31 Tom Dolan, Michigan NCAAs Indianapolis (Splits [500s]: 4:20.79, 8:48.16 [4:27.37], 13:12.54 [4:24.38]) 14:29.43 Rouault NCAAs Atlanta (Note: first Dawg gold-medalist) 14:29.85 Vendt, USC NCAAs Austin :30.91 Prinsloo NCAAs College Station (Note: second-consecutive Dawg gold-medalist. Former teammate Sebastian Roult won in (Note: first time SEC swmmers have ever won mile back-to-back!) 14:31.15 Thompson Big Tens Minneapolis :32.01 Jensen NCAAs Minneapolis :32.50 Ryk 14:32.86 Michael McBroom, Texas NCAAs Minneapolis (Note: Big 12 record. (Note: first Texas/Big 12 and/or Southwestern Conference gold-medalist!) 14:33.55 La Tourette NCAAs College Station :33.76 Peter Vanderkaay, Michigan NCAAs Atlanta (Note: set American/NCAA record in 500 yard freestyle [4:08.60] two days earlier.) 14:34.80 Grodzki NCAAs Minneapolis :34.80 La Tourette NCAAs Minneapolis (Sp (Sp No (No

21 14: Vendt, Club Wolverrine U.S. Nationals Atlanta :34.95 Scott Spansail, Washington NCAAs College Station (Note: second Husky medalist [bronze]. Rick DeMont won silver in 1974.) 14:34.91 Chad Carvin, Arizona NCAAs Minneapolis :35.12 Matt McLean, Virginia ACCs College Park (No 14:35.14 Connor Jaeger, Michigan NCAA Federal Way :35.47 Rouault SECs Tuscaloosa :34.96 Michael Klueh, Texas NCAAs College Station :35.57 Nee 14:35.97 Vendt Pac-10s Belmont Plaza (Note: Pac-10 Championships record.) 14:36.07 Klueh NCAAs Federal Way :36.32 Neethling Pac-10s Federal Way :36.50 Prinsloo SECs Tuscaloosa :36.54 Vanderkaay NCAAs Minneapolis :36.93 Grodzki SECs The Swamp (Note: Grodzki s second-consecutive gold, Dawgs record seventh-straight title.) 14:37.48 Vendt NCAAs Austin :37.59 Zane Grothe, Auburn NCAAs Federal Way (Note: Tiger record. Auburn s highest-finish ever [fourth]. Cam Newton is smiling! Cesar Cielo says, Hey, kid, want to go a 50? Brett Hawke says: I CAN coach distance! ) 14:37.62 Shaun Phillips, Stanford NCAAs Minneapolis :37.87 Jeff Kostoff, Stanford NCAAs Indianapolis :37.98 Van 14:38. Ma 14:38.13 La Tourette Pac-10s Belmont Plaza :38.22 Kostoff NCAAs Cleveland (Note: NAG record. Also holds NAG record [14:52.39] from two years earlier.) 14:38.32 Carvin NCAAs Indianapolis :38.37 Dolan NCAAs Austin :38.58 Rob 14:38.73 George DiCarlo, Arizona NCAAs Cleveland :38.96 Tho 14:39.01 La Tourette Pac-10s Belmont Plaza :39.62 McLean NCAAs Minneapolis :39.71 John Cole, Harvard NCAAs The Dawg Pound (Note: EISL/Championship records.) 14:40.10 McBroom U.S. Nationals Austin Remaining Top 50 Performers 14:41.27 Jackson Wilcox, Texas NCAAs College Station (No

22 (Note: fifth-place finish marks first time two Longhorns among Top 8 finalists) 14:41.43 Mike O'Brien, USC NCAAs Austin (Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 1500 meter freestyle [Los Angeles, 1984]) 14:41.84 Tim Siciliano, Michigan NCAAs College Station :41.86 Andrew Gemmell, USA/Georgia NCAAs Federal Way (Note: earned a trip to London via winning U.S. Olympic Trils 1500 free three months later.) 14:41.92 Sean Ryan, Michigan NCAAs Federal Way :42.02 Matt Hooper, Texas NCAAs Minneapolis :42.06 Artur Wojdat, Iowa/POL NCAAs Austin :42.64 Joe Kinderwater, North Carolina NCAAs Minneapolis :42.77 Mateo De Angulo, Florida St./COL NCAAs Federal Way :44.13 Matt Patton, Michigan NCAAs College Station :45.00 Taylor Smith, VirginiaACCs College Park (Note: second ACC 14:45.0/faster in same race, BOTH Cavaliers. Unprecedented!) 14:45.20 Justin Mortimer, Minnesota Big Tens Minneapolis :45.23 Ryan Feeley, Michigan Big Tens Iowa City :45.30 David Mosko, Stanford NCAAs College Station :45.71 Will Freeman, SwimAtlanta Speedo Sectionals Cary :45.78 Cristian Quintero, USC/VEN NCAAs Federal Way :45.94 Craig Hamilton, LSU NCAAs Federal Way :46.05 Fran Crippen, VirginiaNCAAs Austin :46.16 Marcel Wouda, Michigan/NED NCAAs Indianapolis :46.29 Tony Corbisiero, Columbia NCAAs Indianapolis :46.68 Kyle Young, Florida St. ACCs College Park :47.02 Arthur Frayler, North Baltimore AC NBAC X-Mas Invite. Annapolis :47.26 Matt Cetlinski, Florida NCAAs Indianapolis :47.27 Brian (KING) Goodell, Msn.Vjo./UCLA AAU Champs. Monterey Park (Note: Olympic gold-medalist/world record-setter, 1500 meter freestyle [1976, Montreal]) 14:47.31 Shi 14:47.54 Mads Glaesner, Trojan SC/DEN Minnesota Grand Prix Minneapolis 22 (No se

23 YARD BACKSTROKE Top 50 Performances 44.55** Matt Grevers, Tucson Ford/N western U.S. Nationals Austin (Splits: 21.43, [23.02]. (Reaction Time: (Note: first American record of career. Old U.S. Nationals record: 45.38, Ryan Lochte, (Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 100 meter backstroke [London, 2012]. Won second gold leading off 400 medley relay. Won silver-medal in 100 Beijing.) 44.60r*+# Ryan Lochte, Florida NCAAs Atlanta (Splits: 21.52, [23.08]) (Note: set American/NCAA record in 200 yard Ind. Medley earlier same day [1:40.30]. (Note: World Championships 100 meter backstroke silver-medalist [2007, Melbourne]. (Note: second-fastest all-time textile.) Ben Hesen, Indiana NCAAs Federal Way (Splits: [fastest-ever], [23.32]. (Note: Big Ten record. Hesen s first NCAA title, Indiana s seventh 100 back championship and first since 1973, when Mike Stamm won in ) Eugene Godsoe, Stanford Swmg./Stan. Chesapeake Elite Oklahoma City (Splits: 21.62, [23.13]. (Note: NCAA 100 back gold-medalist [2K10]) Grevers U.S. Nationals Columbus (Splits: 21.46, [23.36] Albert Subirats, Arizona/VEN NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 21.63, [23.20]) (Note: second man in NCAA history [Stanford s Jay Mortensen first] to win 100 bckstroke- 100 butterfly same-day double. (Note: Pac-10 record.) Tom Shields, Cal NCAAs Federal Way (Splits: 21.89, [23.97]. (Note: second-consecutive gold. (Note: Pac-12 s record 24 th title. Big Ten runner-up among all 23

24 other conferences w/18 titles. Stanford has most wins of any school [11], followed by USC s 8, Texas 7. Trojan John Naber race s only fourpeater [ ]) 44.90pr Pascal Wolloch, Auburn/CAN NCAAs College Station (Splits: 21.76, [23.15]. (Note: fastest time of meet.)44.92pr Neil Walker, Texas NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 21.41, [23.51]. (Note: Big 12 record.) 44.93r Godsoe, Stanford NCAAs Columbus (Splits: 21.50, [23.43]. (Note: Cardinal record. Fastest time of meet.) 44.96r Subirats NCAAs Federal Way (Splits: 21.41, [23.55]) Aaron Peirsol, Longhorn AC/Texas American SC Chmps. Austin (Splits: 21.84, 45.02[23.18])] (Note: Olympic gold-medalist/wr-setter, 100 meter backstroke [Athens, 2004; Beijing, 2008]. 2003, 05, 07, World Champion/world record-setter, same event) Shields NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 22.16, [22.86]. (Note: Cal s first gold-medalist,) 45.07r Walker NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 21.50, [23.57] 45. Peter Marshall, Unat./Stanford U.S. Nationals Atlanta (Splits: 21.81, 45. [23.28]) Godsoe NCAAs Columbus (Splits: 21.78, [34.44]. Note: Godsoe s first individual NCAA title, Stanford s 11 th 100 back crown, most by any school, Pac-10s 22 nd win, most by any conference. Cardinal coach Skip Kenney has guided 10 of those 11 Stanford wins. His predecessor, Jim Gaughran, was responsible for No. 1 [52.44 by Fred Heywood in 1969]. Who wudda thunk it? Not EVEN Jim Plunkett!) Eric Ress, Indiana/FRA Big Tens Minneapolis (Splits: 21.86, [23.25]. (Note: Big Ten Championships record.) 45.13p Kohlton Norys, Auburn NCAAs College Station (Splits: 21.91, 4513 [23.22]) Ress NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 21.58, [23.56]) 45.17r Hill Taylor, Texas NCAAs College Station (Splits: 21.94, [23.23]) 45.19r Lochte SECs The Swamp (Splits: 21.63, [23.56]) (Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC]/Championships record. (Note: fastest-ever conference championships.) 24

25 45.21 Marshall, Stanford Pac-10s Belmont Plaza (Splits: 21.79, [23.42]) (Note: Pac-10 Championship record. (Note: Southern California Swimming/Belmont Plaza Open/All-Comers records) Walker NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 21.57, [23.68]) Norys NCAAs College Station (Splits: 22.15, [23.11]) (Note: first NCAA title. Only individual gold-medalist of meet for team champ Auburn. ) 45.28pr Lochte NCAAs Atlanta (Splits: 21.70, [23.58]) David Russell, Cal NCAAs College Station (Splits: 21.99, [23.31]) 45.32r Marshall NCAAs Austin (Splits: 21.64, [23.68]) 45.32r Wolloch NCAAs College Station (Splits: 21.82, [23.50]) (Note: leadoff leg on Auburn s U.S. Open/NCAA record-setting 400 yard medley relay.) Jack Conger, Rockville Montgomery Tom Dolan Invite. College Park (Splits: 21.88, [23.44]. (Note: NAG record.) 45.33r David Nolan, Stanford NCAAs Federal Way (Splits: 21.74, [23.59]) 45.34p Ryan Murphy, Bolles FL. 1A HS Champs. Orlando (Splits: 21.65, [23.69]. (Note: national independent-school record. Fastest all-time in prep competition.) Godsoe, Stanford Swimming U.S. Nationals Austin (Splits: 21.70, [23.66]) 45.37r Lochte NCAAs Minneapolis (Splits: 21.74, [23.63]) Lochte, Daytona Beach SC U.S. Nationals Atlanta (Splits: 22.36, [23.01[] 45.40r Peirsol, Longhorn American SC Chmps. Austin (Splits: 22.22, [23.18]) Subirats NCAAs Federal Way (Splits: 22.02, [23.38]) 45.40r Ress Big Tens Minneapolis (Splits: 21.91, [23.49]) Russell NCAAs Federal Way (Splits: 21.91, [23.51]) Brian Retterer, Stanford NCAAs Indianapolis