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1 Schedule/Results 10/ L, /15 Big 12 Relays...T3rd, 60 points 10/16 A&M L, /29 at SMS W, /30 at Missouri L, /6 Illinois W, /18-20 Nike Cup....Third, 614 points 12/3-4 Houston W, Harvard L, /6 Hartwick W, /15 at Nebraska L, /21 Truman State......W, /28 at Drury W, /29 at Arkansas......W, /5 Iowa State W, /23-26 Big 12 Championships (College Station, ) 3/11-13 Zone D Diving Regional (College Station, ) 3/17-19 NCAA Championships (West Lafayette, Ind.) 4/1-6 World Championship Trials (Indianapolis, Ind.) Kansas Quick Facts Facility: Robinson Natatorium Year Opened: Head Coach: Clark Campbell Years at KU: rd (24-14) Years as Head Coach: Eight Diving Coach: Eric Elliott Dual Record: Big 12 Finish: rd Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...19/5 Newcomers: Media Contact: Clay Meyer MR Office Phone:...(785) Meyer Cell: (785) MR Fax: (785) Meyer clayman@ku.edu Kansas Swimming and Diving Roster Name Year Events Hometown Hannah Bakke So. BR Little Rock, Ark. Megan Boecker Jr. BK, FR Lake St. Louis, Mo. Lauren Bonfe Fr. BK, FL Canisteo, N.Y. Aly Colver Sr. FR Holyoke, Colo. Bryn Conley Fr. Diving Overland Park, Kan. Gina Gnatzig Jr. BK, FR Whitewater, Wis. Amy Gruber Sr. FL, FR Bigelow, Ark. Kristi Hansen So. FR Shawnee, Kan. Lindsay Herre Fr. FR Overland Park, Kan. Miranda Isaac Sr. BR Hutchinson, Kan. Robyn Karlage Jr. Diving Edgewood, Ky. Katie Knighton Sr. BK Wichita, Kan. Emily Knopp So. FL Wichita, Kan. Jackie Krueger Sr. FR Sussex, Wis. Anne Liggett Fr. FR Portland, Ore. Nikki Maples Fr. BR, IM St. Charles, Ill. Shelby Noonan So. Diving Edmond, Okla. Lia Pogioli So. FR Peoria, Ill. Beth Roach Fr. FR Omaha, Neb. Jenny Roberts So. Diving Chesterfield, Mo. Allie Rubino Fr. BK, IM Naperville, Ill. Emily Rusch Jr. FL, IM Urbana, Ill. Terri Schramka Fr. BK, FR Madison, Wis. Jenny Short So. BK Olathe, Kan. Sierra Slavin Fr. FL, IM Shawnee, Kan. Lisa Tilson So. BR Mercer Island, Wash. Tricia Tindall So. FL, FR Morristown, Tenn. Kristin Tirabassi So. BK, FL Belleville, Ill. Casey Topol Jr. Diving Mamaroneck, N.Y. Lindsey Urbatchka Jr. BK, FL Sheridan, Wyo. Becca Zarazan Sr. FL, FR Southlake, Head Coach Diving Coach Assistant Coach Clark Campbell (Third Year) Eric Elliott (First Year) Jen Fox (Second Year) MEDIA INFORMATION: To arrange interviews, receive information or to be placed on the press release /fax list, contact Clay Meyer, KU media relations. More information can be found at KU s web site,

2 2005 BIG 12 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS MEET INFORMATION WHERE: College Station, (Student Rec Center Natatorium) WHEN: February 23-26, 2005 RESULTS: Log onto to the official Big 12 Swimming and Diving Championships website for the most recently updated results: TELEVISION: FOX Sports Net is scheduled to air the Big 12 Swimming and Diving Championships on a tape-delay basis beginning March 3. RECORD: Kansas posted an 8-5 overall dual meet record this season. The Jayhawks were 1-4 in Big 12 Conference dual meets. COACHES: Swimming Head Coach: Clark Campbell (third year; University of Kansas, 1993); Diving Head Coach: Eric Elliott (first year; West Chester, 1992); Assistant Coach: Jen Fox (second year; University of Kansas, 2001). MEDIA INFORMATION MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACT: Clay Meyer TEAM HOTEL: Holiday Inn; 1503 South Avenue, College Station, 77840; Phone/Fax: (979) MEDIA INFORMATION: To arrange interviews, receive information or to be placed on the press release /fax list, contact Clay Meyer, KU media relations at More information can be found at KU s web site, JAYHAWKS TO LOOK FOR CLARK CAMPBELL Kansas Swimming Head Coach JEN FOX Kansas Swimming Assistant Coach Schedule of Events 2005 Big 12 Women s Diving Championships Thursday, Feb meter Prelims, 1 p.m. 3-meter Finals, 5 p.m. Friday, Feb meter Prelims, 12:30 p.m. 1-meter Finals, 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 26 Platform Prelims, 10 a.m. Platform Finals, 5 p.m Big 12 Women s Swimming Championships Prelims: 10 a.m.; Finals: 6 p.m. Wednesday, Feb yard medley relay 800-yard freestyle relay Thursday, Feb yeard freestyle 200-yard individual medley 50-yard freestyle 400-yard medley relay Friday, Feb yard individual medley 100-yard butterfly 200-yard freestyle 100-yard breaststroke 100-yard backstroke 200-yard freestyle relay ERIC ELLIOTT Kansas Diving Head Coach CHARLIE GOODMAN Kansas Swimming Student Assistant Saturday, Feb yard badckstroke 100-yard freestyle 1650-yard freestyle 200-yard breaststroke 200-yard butterfly 400-yard freestyle relay

3 Schedule/Results 10/ L, /15 Big 12 Relays...T3rd, 60 points 10/16 A&M L, /29 at SMS W, /30 at Missouri L, /6 Illinois W, /18-20 Nike Cup....Third, 614 points 12/3-4 Houston W, Harvard L, /6 Hartwick W, /15 at Nebraska L, /21 Truman State......W, /28 at Drury W, /29 at Arkansas......W, /5 Iowa State W, /23-26 Big 12 Championships (College Station, ) 3/11-13 Zone D Diving Regional (College Station, ) 3/17-19 NCAA Championships (West Lafayette, Ind.) 4/1-6 World Championship Trials (Indianapolis, Ind.) Kansas Quick Facts Facility: Robinson Natatorium Year Opened: Head Coach: Clark Campbell Years at KU: rd (24-14) Years as Head Coach: Eight Diving Coach: Eric Elliott Dual Record: Big 12 Finish: rd Letterwinners Returning/Lost:...19/5 Newcomers: Media Contact: Clay Meyer MR Office Phone:...(785) Meyer Cell: (785) MR Fax: (785) Meyer clayman@ku.edu MEDIA INFORMATION: To arrange interviews, receive information or to be placed on the press release /fax list, contact Clay Meyer, KU media relations. More information can be found at KU s web site, THIS WEEK: Feb Big 12 Championships -- All Day THIS WEEK The Jayhawks travel to College Station,, to compete in the 200 Big 12 Swimming and Diving Championships, Feb Last season, Kansas finished third at the conference championshps. SEASON WRAP-UP The swimming and diving team is looking to improve on last season's third place finish at the Big 12 Conference Championships. The Jayhawks finished the year with an 8-5 overall record in dual meets, including 1-4 in Big 12 duals. Kansas finished third at the Nike Cup, Nov , and tied for third at the Big 12 Relays, Oct. 15. Senior swimmer Amy Gruber was named the Collegeswimming.com's National Swimmer of the Week, Nov. 24, for her performance during the week of the Nike Cup, Nov She recorded Kansas women swimming's first-ever A-Standard time at the Nike Cup, when she won the 100 freestyle event with a time of She was also named the November Big 12 Swimmer of the Month for the second time in her career. Three Jayhawk divers, junior Casey Topol, sophomore Shelby Noonan and freshman Jenny Roberts, have each qualified to compete in the NCAA Zone D Regional Diving Meet, March LAST TIME OUT The University of Kansas swimming and diving team celebrated Senior Day as it defeated Iowa State, , in a Big 12 Conference dual meet, Saturday in Lawrence, Kan. With the win, the Jayhawks completed their dual meet season with an 8-5 overall record, 1-4 in Big 12 duals. Kansas honored its six senior swimmers, Aly Colver, Amy Gruber, Miranda Isaac, Katie Knighton, Jackie Krueger, Becca Zarazan and their parents prior to the 16- event meet. Senior Amy Gruber was one of the multiple event winners for the Jayhawks in the meet. The Bigelow, Ark., native won the 50 (24.04) and 100 (51.94) freestyle events in the final dual meet of her career. She was also a member of the two winning relay teams. Gruber, senior Miranda Isaac, junior Lindsey Urbatchka and sophomore Jenny Short won the 200 medley relay with a time of 1: Gruber and Urbatchka also teamed with senior Jackie Krueger and freshman Terri Schramka to win the 200 freestyle relay in 1: Schramka recorded two individual victories in the 200 freestyle (1:52.84) and the 200 backstroke (2:03.65). Isaac added to her relay victory with two individual victories of her own in the final dual meet of her career. The Hutchinson, Kan., native won the 100 (1:04.97) and 200 (2:21.23) breaststroke events. Junior Gina Gnatzig collected two individual victories in the 500 freestyle with a time of 5:04.84, and the 1000 freestyle with a time of 10: Senior Becca Zarazan recorded an individual win in the 200 butterfly with a time of 2: Junior Lindsey Urbatchka added an individual event win in the 100 butterfly with a time of Sophomore Jenny Short won the 100 backstroke (58.48) to go along with her relay victory. On the diving boards, sophomore Shelby Noonan was Kansas top diver as she won the one-meter competition with a score of and finished second in the three-meter competition with a score of QUOTEBOOK "Each season, our #1 competitive goal is to peak at the Big 12 Championships. To accomplish this, we simply need each athlete to maximize their performance by attaining best times and scores. If we do that, good things will happen like qualifying more athletes for NCAA's, setting school records and scoring Championship points. Our team is excited and ready to go." -Head Coach Clark Campbell said about the Big 12 Conference Championships

4 SCHEDULE 10/ L, /15 Big 12 Relays...T3rd, 60 points 10/16 A&M L, /29 at SMS W, /30 at Missouri L, /6 Illinois W, /18-20 Nike Cup....Third, 614 points 12/3-4 Houston W, Harvard L, /6 Hartwick W, /15 at Nebraska L, /21 Truman State......W, /28 at Drury W, /29 at Arkansas......W, /5 Iowa State W, /23-26 Big 12 Championships (College Station, ) 3/11-13 NCAA Zone D Diving (College Station, ) 3/17-19 NCAA Championships (West Lafayette, Ind.) 4/1-6 World Championshp Trials (Indianapolis, Ind.) TOP TIMES 50 Freestyle (22.13) 1. Amy Gruber.....Nike Cup L. Urbatchka....Houston/Harvard Jackie Krueger...Nike Cup Terri Schramka..Houston/Harvard Aly Colver......Nike Cup Freestyle (48.40) 1. Amy Gruber.....Nike Cup Aly Colver......Nike Cup Anne Liggett Terri Schramka..Big 12 Relays Jackie Krueger...Nike Cup Freestyle (1:48.88) 1. Amy Gruber.....Nike Cup : Gina Gnatzig....Nike Cup : Terri Schramka..Nike Cup : Lindsay Herre...Nike Cup : Aly Colver......Nike Cup : Freestyle (4:50.58) 1. Gina Gnatzig....Nike Cup : Terri Schramka..Nike Cup : Lia Pogioli......Nike Cup : Lindsay Herre...Nike Cup : Jackie Krueger...Nike Cup : TOP PERFORMANCES 1000 Freestyle 1. Gina Gnatzig....Iowa State : Terri Schramka..Drury : Lindsay Herre...Nike Cup :23.53p 4. Lia Pogioli......Arkansas Tricia Tindall....Illinois : Freestyle (16:31.52) 1. Lindsay Herre...Nike Cup : Lia Pogioli......Nike Cup : Butterfly (53.54) 1. Amy Gruber.....Nike Cup L. Urbatchka....Nike Cup Becca Zarazan...Nike Cup Lauren Bonfe....Nike Cup Hannah Bakke...Nike Cup Butterfly (1:59.78) 1. Becca Zarazan...Nike Cup : Emily Knopp....Nike Cup : Emily Rusch.....Nike Cup : Tricia Tindall....Nebraska : Kristin Tirabassi..Iowa State : Backstroke 1. Jenny Short.....Nike Cup Lauren Bonfe....Nike Cup L. Urbatchka Terri Schramka.. A&M Allie Rubino.....Houston/Harvard Backstroke (55.38) 1. Amy Gruber.....Nike Cup Jenny Short.....Nike Cup Terri Schramka..Nike Cup Allie Rubino.....Nike Cup Lauren Bonfe....Nike Cup Backstroke (1:59.80) 1. Terri Schramka..Nike Cup : Gina Gnatzig....Arkansas : Jenny Short.....Nike Cup : Allie Rubino.....Nike Cup : Katie Knighton..Nike Cup : Breastroke (1:03.31) 1. Hannah Bakke...Nike Cup : Miranda Isaac...Iowa State : Jackie Krueger...Nike Cup : Nikki Maples....Nike Cup : Lisa Tilson......Iowa State : Breastroke (2:15.37) 1. Hannah Bakke...Nike Cup : Miranda Isaac...Houston/Harvard.2: Nikki Maples....Nike Cup : Lia Pogioli......Illinois : Lisa Tilson......Iowa State : IM (2:02.42) 1. Emily Rusch.....Nike Cup : Gina Gnatzig....Missouri : Amy Gruber.....SMS : Miranda Isaac...Nike Cup : Nikki Maples....Nike Cup : IM (4:19.70) 1. Emily Rusch.....Illinois : Gina Gnatzig....Drury : Lindsay Herre...Houston/Harvard.4: Lia Pogioli......Nike Cup : Kristin Tirabassi..Nike Cup : Free Relay (1:32.40) 1. Gruber, Schramka Krueger, Urbatchka..Nike Cup....1: Free Relay (3:22.39) 1. Gruber, Schramka Gnatzig, Colver.....Nike Cup....3: Freestyle Relay (7:20.10) 1. Gruber, Schramka Krueger, Gnatzig.....Nike Cup....7: Medley Relay (1:42.48) 1. Short, Bakke, Urbatchka, Gruber...Nike Cup....1: Medley Relay (3:45.68) 1. Schramka, Bakke Urbatchka, Gruber...Nike Cup....3: Meter Diving (286.40) 1. Shelby Noonan..Drury Jenny Roberts...Drury Casey Topol.....Truman State Robyn Karlage...Drury Bryn Conley.....Illinois Meter Diving - 6 Dives (310.00) 1. Casey Topol.....Truman State Shelby Noonan..Houston/Harvard Robyn Karlage...Truman State Jenny Roberts...Houston/Harvard Bryn Conley Meter Diving - 11 Dives 1. Shelby Noonan..Nike Cup Casey Topol.....Iowa State Robyn Karlage...Iowa State Meter Diving (454.25) * bold indicates school records set in ( ) - indicates school records

5 Clark Campbell Swimming Head Coach Third Year Kansas 93 Third-year head coach Clark Campbell hopes to build from last season s successes. Campbell finished his second year at Kansas with a 9-3 record in dual meets, the best record since the season. His team also finished third in the Big 12, one place better than the prior year. The Jayhawks had a record-breaking season, posting seven times that broke school records including five relays and the 100 and 200 backstroke. The swimmers also had nine other entries into KU s top-five record books. Under Campbell, Amy Gruber earned a spot on the All-Big 12 First Team. Campbell s team not only performed well in the pool, but also in the classroom. The swimming and diving team, which posted an impressive 3.39 overall grade-point average, led all sports at KU and also marked the highest GPA ever recorded by the KU swimmers and divers. The team was selected as an Academic All-American team by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA). The team s GPA was the highest among all Big 12 swimming and diving teams and the eighth-best among all public universities. The team had four Honorable Mention Academic All-Americans, 10 First Team Academic All-Big 12 selections and two second-teamers. Campbell, the 2000 Missouri Valley Conference Men s and Women s Swimming Coach of the Year, led several athletes to success at the national level and helped the Evansville program reach new heights. Impressively, Evansville established school records in all 19 men s and 19 women s events while Campbell was at the helm of the program in Those top marks included 12 Missouri Valley Conference records. During his four-year tenure at Evansville, his squads were named Academic All-America by the CSCAA all eight semesters. Prior to his appointment at Evansville, Campbell served as Clark, Cierra, Canaan, Cassie and Claire Campbell an assistant men s coach at the University of Minnesota from During his time in Minneapolis, the Golden Gophers captured Big Ten Conference titles in 1996 and 1998 while earning top 15 finishes all three years at the NCAA Championships. Campbell served as the head coach of the men s and women s programs at West Virginia Wesleyan from and directed that school into a top 10 NAIA program in just two years. He was named the NAIA Swimming Coach of the Year in Campbell competed as a professional triathlete for seven years before his coaching career began. After turning professional at the age of 19, he became one of the most consistent top- 10 finishers on the pro circuit. During his career, Campbell was self-coached. He was the 1986 National Long Course Champion and the 1990 runner-up at the United States Triathlon Series National Championship. Campbell received a bachelor CAMPBELL S FILE RECORD AT KANSAS 24-14, third season RECORD OVERALL 94-59, eight seasons (both men s and women s teams) BIRTHDATE May 3,1966 BIRTHPLACE Grand Rapids, Mich. HIRED AT KANSAS August 1, 2002 WIFE Married to the former Cassie Calender CHILDREN Canaan, Cierra, Claire EDUCATION Bachelor s Degree, University of Kansas, Major: Exercise Science. Master s Degree, West Virginia University, Major: Physical Education/Athletic Coaching. SWIMMING EXPERIENCE 1984 Kansas PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Pro Triathlete, National long Course Champion 1990 Coca-Cola Grand Prix Sixth Place 1990 U.S. Triathlon Series National Championship runner-up COACHING EXPERIENCE Kansas, Assistant Coach West Virginia Wesleyan College, Men s and Women s Head Coach University of Minnesota, Men s Assistant Coach University of Evansville, Men s and Women s Head Coach 2002-PresentUniversity of Kansas Head Coach of science degree from Kansas in 1993, and a master of science degree in physical education/coaching from West Virginia University in Campbell and his wife Cassie have three children, Canaan (8), Cierra (7) and Claire (4).

6 Kansas vs. October 14, 2004 The University of Kansas swimming and diving team lost to, , in Kansas first dual meet of the season, Oct. 14, at Robinson Natatorium. The dual meet consisted of 16 events including one and three-meter diving. The highlight of the meet for the Jayhawks came in the meet s final event, the 200 freestyle relay. Seniors Amy Gruber and Jackie Krueger, along with freshmen Anne Liggett and Terri Schramka, finished with a time of 1:36.07 to win the race. The 200 freestyle relay time was the fastest ever recorded by a Jayhawk team in Robinson Natatorium I was really pleased with our team s performance tonight, head coach Clark Campbell said. The relay times were great and the team should be very proud of how they performed, especially this early in the season. Gruber recorded another win in the 50 freestyle event and a second place finish in the 100 freestyle. The Bigelow, Ark., native finished the 50 free in a time of and the 100 free in a time of Junior Lindsay Urbatchka recorded one more victory for the Jayhawks in the 100 butterfly event. The Sheridan, Wyo., native finished the race in a time of In diving action, sophomore Shelby Noonan finished in second place in the one and three-meter events with total scores of and , respectively. has a great program; one that will contend for the national title, Campbell said. For us to go out and win a couple of races against a quality opponent, such as, says a lot about how good our team can be. Overall, tonight was a fantastic way for us to start the season Kansas at the Big 12 Relays October 15, 2004 The University of Kansas swimming and diving team finished tied for third, Oct. 15, at the 2004 Big 12 Relays at Robinson Natatorium. The Jayhawks earned 60 points to tie with Border Showdown rival Missouri. Both teams finished 34 points behind second place. A&M won the team championship in the meet that consisted of 16 different relays and two diving flights. The meet, hosted by Kansas for the first time since 2000, was highlighted with a Kansas first place finish in the meet s final event of the day, the 100 freestyle relay. It was the second consecutive meet in which the Jayhawks won in the final event. Senior Amy Gruber, junior Lindsay Urbatchka along with freshmen Anne Liggett and Terri Schramka finished with a time of to win the race. The same four swimmers combined to finish second in the 200 freestyle event in a time of 1: It was a fun and exciting day of swimming, head coach Clark Campbell said. We got to see a lot of racing and got a lot of people involved with each of the relays. It was a good opportunity for us to see what we need to work on. In diving action, sophomore Shelby Noonan and freshman Bryn Conley combined to finish sixth in the one-meter competition. Noonan, Conley and junior Robyn Karlage combined for a fifth place finish in the three-meter event. We shook some of the rust off and performed better in the second session today, Campbell said. We are looking forward to finishing up this weekend with the meet against A&M tomorrow. Team Results: 1. A&M Kansas 60 Missouri Nebraska Iowa State 27 Junior Lindsay Urbatchka won the 100 butterfly against in Freshman Anne Liggett was a member of the winning 100 freestyle relay team at the Big 12 Relays in a time of

7 Kansas vs. A&M October 16, 2004 The University of Kansas swimming and diving team lost to A&M, , in a Big 12 dual meet, Oct. 16, at Robinson Natatorium. The loss drops the Jayhawks dual meet record this season to 0-2. The meet consisted of 16 events including one and threemeter diving. Senior co-captain Amy Gruber provided the highlight of the meet for the Jayhawks in the 100 butterfly event. The Bigelow, Ark., native won the race in a time of and finished second in the 200 freestyle with a time of 1: This marks the second consecutive dual meet Gruber has collected an event win and a runner-up finish. This weekend has been one of the toughest we have ever had, head coach Clark Campbell said. We started to run out of gas towards the end of today s meet. I was still pleased because even though we were tired, we were still swimming better than earlier in the week. Kansas recorded a couple of runner-up finishes to go along with Gruber s in the 200 freestyle. Junior Gina Gnatzig placed second in the 1000 freestyle with a time of 10: The 400 freestyle relay team of Gruber, Gnatzig and freshmen Anne Liggett and Terri Schramka finished in second place in a time of 3: In diving action, sophomore Shelby Noonan led the Jayhawks as she finished third in the three-meter event and fourth in the one-meter event. This weekend will go a long way in preparation for later in the season, Campbell said. For us to be where we are right now in some events is phenomenal. Kansas at SMS October 29, 2004 The University of Kansas swimming and diving team defeated SMS, , and set four new pool records, Oct. 29, at the Hammons Student Center in Springfield, Mo. The dual meet win was the first for the Jayhawks this season, moving their record to 1-2. KU won eight of the meet s 11 events which included a one-meter diving competition. Freshman Terri Schramka recorded two pool record performances on the night, which included her individual first-place finish in the 200 freestyle with time of 1: Schramka, along with senior Amy Gruber, junior Lindsey Urbatchka and freshman Anne Liggett set a new pool record in the 200 freestyle relay with a time of 1: The 200 medley relay team of Urbatchka, senior Jackie Krueger and sophomores Hannah Bakke and Jenny Short set a pool record in a time of 1: Junior Gina Gnatzig recorded the fourth pool record of the night for Kansas in the 100 backstroke with a time of We had a really good meet for the first part of this weekend, head coach Clark Campbell said. We competed well against an SMS team that was really fired up for the competition. Schramka added to her two event wins with another win in the 500 freestyle with a time of 5: Kansas also added first place finishes from Bakke in the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:05.84 and Liggett, who recorded her first career individual event win in the 100 freestyle with a time of In diving action, sophomore Shelby Noonan won her first event of the year in the one-meter competition with a score of We had to swim pretty tough to win the meet tonight, Campbell said. Hopefully it will carry over into tomorrow when we face Missouri. Senior Amy Gruber won the 100 butterfly in against A&M. Freshman Terri Schramka set two pool records in the 200 freestyle (1:52.36) and as a member of the 200 freestyle relay (1:36.57) against SMS at the Hammonds Student Center in Springfield, Mo.

8 Kansas at Missouri October 30, 2004 Kansas vs. Illinois November 6, 2004 The University of Kansas swimming and diving team lost to Border Showdown rival Missouri, , in a Big 12 dual meet, Oct. 30, at University Natatorium in Columbia, Mo. The loss dropped the Jayhawks' dual meet record this season to 1-3 and 0-3 in Big 12 duals. Missouri also picked up one point in the Border Showdown competition with the victory. Senior Amy Gruber highlighted the meet for Kansas, as she won three events on the day. The Bigelow, Ark., native, won the 50 free (24.12), the 100 free (52.23) and the 100 butterfly (56.95). The Jayhawks also had a strong performance from freshman Terri Schramka, who collected wins in the 100 backstroke in a time of and the 500 freestyle with a time of 5: Schramka teamed up with sophomores Jenny Short and Hannah Bakke and junior Lindsey Urbatchka to win the 200 medley relay in a time of 1: "We're very disappointed with our loss to Missouri today," head coach Clark Campbell said. "We had a number of outstanding performances, but we just came up short." Kansas recorded wins in the meet's first five events, which included freshman Lindsay Herre's victory in the 1000 freestyle in a time of 10: Junior Gina Gnatzig won the 200 freestyle with a time of 1: Bakke collected her second first-place finish of the meet in the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1: "As the head coach, I shoulder all the responsibility for the loss," Campbell said. "The team swam and dove their hearts out, but as a head coach, I have to have them better prepared to compete at this level than what I did today." The University of Kansas swimming and diving team defeated Illinois, , Nov. 6, at Robinson Natatorium. The win moved the Jayhawks overall dual meet record to 2-3 this season. KU won 12 of the meet s 16 events which included one and three-meter diving competitions. Senior Miranda Isaac and freshman Terri Schramka both recorded two individual event wins at the meet. Isaac won both the 100 and 200 breaststroke events with times of 1:05.37 and 2:21.87, respectively. Schramka won the 100 and 200 backstroke events with times of and 2:05.74, respectively. The Madison, Wis., native picked up another event win as a member of the 200 freestyle relay (1:36.05) team, which included senior Amy Gruber, junior Lindsey Urbatchka and freshman Anne Liggett. Kansas had a strong performance on the diving boards, as Jayhawks won both the one and three-meter competitions. Junior Casey Topol was the top diver in the one-meter competition with a score of and sophomore Shelby Noonan won the three-meter competition with a score of I was very pleased with the way the team bounced back after the disappointing loss last week, head coach Clark Campbell said. The divers performed especially well today. Our diving coach, Eric Elliott, had them very prepared for the competition. They were diving at a top-big 12 level today. The Jayhawks recorded another relay victory in the 400 medley relay with a time of 3: The winning team consisted of Gruber, junior Gina Gnatzig and sophomores Hannah Bakke and Jenny Short. Gruber collected an individual win in the 50 freestyle with a time of Kansas also recorded individual event wins from senior Becca Zarazan in the 200 butterfly (2:07.57), junior Emily Rusch in the 400 IM (4:31.63) and Urbatchka in the 100 butterfly (57.18). We are very excited about today s performance, Campbell said. Hopefully the momentum from today s meet will carry over to the Nike Cup in a couple of weeks. Sophomore Hannah Bakke won the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:05.78 and was a member of the winning 200 medley relay team (1:46.19) against Missouri. Junior Emily Rusch won the 400 IM against Illinois with a time of 4:31.63.

9 Kansas at the Nike Cup November 18-20, 2004 The Kansas swimming and diving team took third place at the Nike Cup in Chapel Hill, N.C. The Jayhawks recorded 614 team points and finished behind second-place North Carolina by 190 points. Seven events, including the three-meter diving competition, took place on the final day of the three-day meet. It was a great three-day meet for us, head coach Clark Campbell said. We had some great individual performance and we also had an outstanding team battle for third place with a nationally-ranked team in Virginia Tech. Kansas third day of competition was highlighted by a couple of first place finishes. Senior Amy Gruber won the 100 freestyle event with a time of The Bigelow, Ark., native s time was NCAA A Standard time, which automatically qualifies her to compete in the 2005 NCAA Championships. Gruber is the first Kansas woman swimmer to record an NCAA A Standard time. Taking home Kansas other first place finish of the meet was sophomore Shelby Noonan on the three-meter diving board. The Edmond, Okla., native recorded a final total of , which qualifies her to compete in the 2005 NCAA Zone Diving Championships. We were very proud of Shelby Noonan and Amy Gruber for winning their events, Campbell added. We are looking forward to the spring season which includes the Big 12 and NCAA Championships, and the World Championship Trials. TEAM SCORES 1. Purdue North Carolina Kansas Virginia Tech Clemson East Carolina Syracuse Florida Intl. 3 Kansas vs. Houston/Harvard December 3-4, 2004 The University of Kansas swimming and diving team defeated Houston, , and fell to Harvard, , in a double dual meet held Dec. 3-4 at Robinson Natatorium. We were very pleased with how we competed this weekend, head coach Clark Campbell said. Coming off the Nike Cup the way we did was a real tribute to our athletes. Kansas began the meet with a Robinson Natatorium-record setting performance in the 200 medley relay. Junior Lindsey Urbatchka, sophomores Jenny Short and Hannah Bakke, and freshman Terri Schramka teamed up to finish in a time of 1: The Jayhawks also won the final event of the meet, the 400 free relay. Seniors Amy Gruber, Jackie Krueger and Aly Colver joined Schramka and finished in a time of 3: Schramka picked up another victory in the 100 backstroke with a time of The Jayhawks recorded another individual victory in the 200 freestyle, as junior Gina Gnatzig finished in a time of 1: Gruber also collected an individual win in the 50 freestyle with a time of Kansas began the second session for the second-consecutive time with a Robinson Natatorium-record setting performance, coming in the 400 medley relay. Seniors Amy Gruber and Miranda Isaac, junior Lindsey Urbatchka and freshman Terri Schramka teamed up to finish in a time of 3: Gruber also picked up a couple of individual wins during the second session of the two-day meet. The Bigelow, Ark., native won the 100 freestyle in a time of and the 100 butterfly in a time of On the diving boards, sophomore Shelby Noonan was the top-placer for Kansas in the one-meter competition, as she finished fourth with a score of In the three-meter diving competition, Noonan was also the top Kansas diver, as she finished in fourth with a score of We are way ahead of the curve of where we were last year at this time, Campbell added. Now we go into a break with good swims and we will prepare for the Big 12 and NCAA Championships. Harvard Kansas Kansas Houston - 83 Senior Amy Gruber became the first Kansas woman swimmer to record an NCAA A-Standard time with her first place finish in the 100 freestyle, with a time of 49.70, at the Nike Cup. Junior Gina Gnatzig won the 200 freestyle in the double dual meet against Houston and Harvard in a time of 1:51.73.

10 Kansas at Nebraska January 15, 2005 The University of Kansas swimming and diving team lost to Nebraska, , in a Big 12 Conference dual meet, Jan. 15, in Lincoln, Neb. The loss dropped the Jayhawks dual meet record this season to 4-5 and 0-4 in Big 12 duals. The meet consisted of 16 events including one and three-meter diving competitions. Senior Amy Gruber highlighted the meet for the Jayhawks as she won three individual events. The Bigelow, Ark., native won the 50 freestyle (23.94), the 100 freestyle (51.96) and the 100 butterfly (56.43) events. Gruber also teamed up with senior Aly Colver, and freshmen Anne Liggett and Terri Schramka to win the 400 freestyle relay in a time of 3: Schramka also picked up an individual win in the 100 backstroke with a time of The Jayhawks also received a strong performance from senior Miranda Isaac. The Hutchinson, Kan., native recorded two individual victories in the 100 breaststroke with a time of 1:05.85 and in the 200 breaststroke with a time of 2: Junior Gina Gnatzig picked up another Kansas individual win in the 200 backstroke with a time of 2: In diving competition, sophomore Shelby Noonan was the top placer for the Jayhawks in the both the three-meter competition, where she finished second, and the one-meter as she finished in third. Kansas vs. Truman State January 21, 2005 The University of Kansas swimming and diving team defeated Truman State, , in dual meet action, Jan. 21, in Lawrence, Kan. The win moves the Jayhawks dual meet record this season to 5-5. The meet consisted of 16 events including one and three-meter diving competitions. We have a ton of respect for the Truman State swimming program, head coach Clark Campbell said. We were a little scared of them coming into tonight, but our performance showed that we getting better with each meet. Senior Amy Gruber won three individual events and was a member of a winning relay team for the second consecutive dual meet. The Bigelow, Ark., native won the 50 freestyle (24.04), the 100 freestyle (52.58) and the 200 freestyle (1:53.62) events. Gruber also teamed up with senior Aly Colver, junior Lindsey Urbatchka and freshman Terri Schramka to win the 200 freestyle relay in a time of 1: Urbatchka and Schramka joined senior Miranda Isaac and junior Gina Gnatzig to win the 400 medley relay in a time of 3: Both Urbatchka and Schramka picked up individual wins, as Urbatchka won the 100 butterfly in a time of 57.02, and Schramka won the 100 backstroke (58.71) and the 500 freestyle (5:06.58). Isaac won the 200 breaststroke for the second consecutive meet with a time of 2: The Jayhawks also received team points from Lia Pogioli s win in the 1000 freestyle in a time of 10: Senior Becca Zarazan recorded an individual win in the 200 butterfly in a time of 2: On the diving boards, sophomore Jenny Roberts won the one-meter competition with a score of and junior Casey Topol won the three-meter competition with a score of Our goal is to concentrate on the next few weeks ahead in preparation for the Big 12 Championships in February, Campbell added. Tonight was a big step in the right direction. Senior Aly Colver was a member of the winning 400 freestyle relay team against Nebraska in a time of 3: Sophomore Lia Pogioli won the 1000 freestyle with a time of 10:28.94 against Truman State.

11 Kansas at Drury January 28, 2005 The University of Kansas swimming and diving team defeated Drury, , in dual meet action, Jan. 28, in Springfield, Mo. The win moves the Jayhawks' dual meet record this season to 6-5. The meet consisted of 13 events including one and three-meter diving competitions. "We were really pleased with how we swam today," head coach Clark Campbell said. "Our squad showed great mental toughness performing as well as we did after riding the bus all day." Senior Amy Gruber paced the Jayhawks' performance as she collected individual wins in the 100 freestyle in a time of and in the 200 freestyle with a time of 1: This was the Bigelow, Ark., native's third consecutive dual meet with at least two individual victories. She also teamed up with junior Lindsey Urbatchka, and sophomores Hannah Bakke and Jenny Short to win the 200 medley relay in 1: Urbatchka collected an individual victory in the 100 butterfly with a time of Senior Miranda Isaac won the 100 breaststroke for the third consecutive dual meet in a time of 1: Junior Gina Gnatzig had a career-best performance in the 400 individual medley with a time of 4: Freshman Terri Schramka recorded a victory in the 100 freestyle in a season-best time of 10: Gnatzig and Schramka joined senior Jackie Krueger and freshman Anne Liggett to win the 200 freestyle relay in 1: In diving action, sophomores Shelby Noonan and Jenny Roberts finished tied for first in the onemeter competition with identical scores of With her score on the one-meter board, Roberts joins Noonan and junior Casey Topol as the only Jayhawks who have qualified to compete in the NCAA Zone Diving meet March Noonan also won the three-meter competition with a score of Kansas at Arkansas January 29, 2005 The University of Kansas swimming and diving team defeated Arkansas, , in a non-conference dual meet, Jan. 29, in Fayetteville, Ark. The win moves the Jayhawks dual meet record this season to 7-5. The meet consisted of 16 events including one and three-meter diving competitions. We were definitely in for a battle today with Arkansas, head coach Clark Campbell said. They came out and were swimming season-best times. I was really proud of how we responded and stepped up to win the meet. Senior Miranda Isaac and junior Gina Gnatzig each won two individual events to lead the Jayhawks in meet. Isaac won both the 100 (1:05.07) and 200 (2:20.62) breaststroke events. Gnatzig recorded victories in the 200 freestyle with a time of 1:53.44 and in the 200 backstroke with a time of 2: She also teamed up with senior Amy Gruber, and freshmen Terri Schramka and Anne Liggett to win the 400 freestyle relay in a time of 3: Gruber collected an individual win in the 100 freestyle with a time of Schramka picked up an individual victory in the 100 backstroke in In diving action, sophomore Shelby Noonan finished second in the three-meter competition with a score of Junior Casey Topol led the Jayhawks in the one-meter competition as she finished fourth with a score of This was a good way to end our road dual meets and we are looking forward to our dual meet next week against Iowa State, Campbell added. "We were really excited about our effort and now we are looking forward to our meet tomorrow against Arkansas," Campbell added. Freshman Jenny Roberts tied for first in the onemeter competition with a score of against Drury. Her score qualified her to compete in the NCAA Zone D Diving Regional Meet, March Senior Miranda Isaac won both the 100 (1:05.07) and the 200 (2:20.62) breaststroke events against Arkansas.

12 Kansas vs. Iowa State February 5, 2005 The University of Kansas swimming and diving team celebrated Senior Day as it defeated Iowa State, , in a Big 12 Conference dual meet, Feb. 5, in Lawrence, Kan. With the win, the Jayhawks completed their dual meet season with an 8-5 overall record, 1-4 in Big 12 duals. Kansas honored its six senior swimmers, Aly Colver, Amy Gruber, Miranda Isaac, Katie Knighton, Jackie Krueger, Becca Zarazan and their parents prior to the 16-event meet. Our kids stepped it up on Senior Day, head coach Clark Campbell said. We were pretty emotional entering the meet, but we came out and swam well. Anytime you can get a Big 12 dual meet win, it is big. Senior Amy Gruber was one of the multiple event winners for the Jayhawks in the meet. The Bigelow, Ark., native won the 50 (24.04) and 100 (51.94) freestyle events in the final dual meet of her career. She was also a member of the two winning relay teams. Gruber, senior Miranda Isaac, junior Lindsey Urbatchka and sophomore Jenny Short won the 200 medley relay with a time of 1: Gruber and Urbatchka also teamed with senior Jackie Krueger and freshman Terri Schramka to win the 200 freestyle relay in 1: Schramka recorded two individual victories in the 200 freestyle (1:52.84) and the 200 backstroke (2:03.65). Senior Miranda Isaac added to her relay victory with two individual victories of her own in the final dual meet of her career. The Hutchinson, Kan., native won the 100 (1:04.97) and 200 (2:21.23) breaststroke events. Junior Gina Gnatzig collected two individual victories in the 500 freestyle with a time of 5:04.84, and the 1000 freestyle with a time of 10: Senior Becca Zarazan recorded an individual win in the 200 butterfly with a time of 2: Junior Lindsey Urbatchka added an individual event win in the 100 butterfly with a time of Sophomore Jenny Short won the 100 backstroke (58.48) to go along with her relay victory. Three Divers to Compete at NCAA Zone D Regional Diving Meet Three University of Kansas divers have qualified to compete in the NCAA Zone D Regional Diving Meet, March 11-13, in College Station,. Junior Casey Topol, sophomore Shelby Noonan and freshman Jenny Roberts have each qualified behind the strength of individual performances during the season. I am very proud of the way our divers have competed this year, diving coach Eric Elliott said. I thought we had some talent coming into the year, but they have really impressed me. Each diver has had a great attitude and positive work ethic all season. It has really paid off. Noonan, the only Jayhawk to compete at the regional meet last season, qualified on the three-meter board with her performance at the Nike Cup, Nov. 20. The Edmond, Okla., native won the three-meter competition at the Nike Cup with a championship-meet score (11 dives) of Roberts qualified on the one-meter board with her first-place finish at Drury, Jan. 28, where she scored dual-meet (six dives) points. Topol most recently qualified to compete on the three-meter board with a championship-meet score (11 dives) of against Iowa State, Feb. 5. Each diver will compete in the one-meter, three-meter, and platform competitions at the NCAA Zone D Regional Diving Meet with a chance to qualify to compete in the NCAA Diving Finals, March 17-19, at Boilermaker Aquatic Center in West Lafayette, Ind. We are looking forward to the Big 12 Championships, Elliott added. Hopefully we can score some team points at the Big 12 meet and it will prepare us to compete at the NCAA Zone meet a couple of weeks later." On the diving boards, sophomore Shelby Noonan was Kansas top diver as she won the one-meter competition with a score of and finished second in the three-meter competition with a score of Today was bittersweet for us. We were happy to win, but sad to see these six seniors go. We will never be able to replace them and all they have done for our program, Campbell said. We will be carrying a lot of momentum into the Big 12 Championships. We have set ourselves up to do very well. Sophomore Shelby Noonan (above) and junior Casey Topol (below) join Jenny Roberts as the three Jayhawk divers who will compete at the NCAA Zone D Diving Meet, March Senior Becca Zarazan won the 200 butterfly with a time of 2:08.85 against Iowa State on Senior Day.

13 Event (Yards) 50 Freestyle 100 Freestyle 200 Freestyle 500 Freestyle 1650 Freestyle 100 Backstroke 200 Backstroke 100 Breaststroke 200 Breaststroke 100 Butterfly 200 Butterfly 200 Ind. Medley 400 Ind. Medley 200 Free Relay 400 Free Relay 800 Free Relay All-Time Records Kansas Robinson Center Big 12 Meet Big Tammy Thomas Tammy Thomas :48.88 Jennifer Peltier :50.58 Emily Peters :31.52 Frankie Hanson Whitney Sondall :59.80 Gina Gnatzig :03.31 Carolyn Grevers :15.37 Kristin Nilsen Tammy Thomas :59.78 Jenny Wagstaff :02.42 Krista Cordsen :19.70 Kristin Nilsen :32.40 (2004) Gruber, Dower, Bolin, Sondall 3:22.39 (2004) Gruber, Dower, Bolin, Gnatzig 7:20.10 (2004) Gruber, Gnatzig, Colver, Krueger Tammy Thomas Kansas, Tammy Thomas Kansas, :49.74 Jenny Wagstaff Kansas,1981 4:52.71 Sandra Cam SMU, :38.72 Michelle Butcher Nebraska, Katie Chapeau Kansas, :03.84 Katie Chapeau Kansas, :04.71 Allison Lyle Iowa, :17.75 Kristin Nilsen Kansas, Melanie Wirtner Nebraska, :01.94 Wagstaff (KU, 83) Garcia (NU, 91) 2:04.48 Gitta Jensen SMU, :24.01 Gwen Haley Kansas, :33.83 Nebraska :25.76 Kansas :29.26 Nebraska Colleen Lanne, Colleen Lanne, :44.93 Colleen Lanne, 200 4:43.48 Shandra Johnson Nebraska, :04.54 Rachel Harris, Sarah Wanezek, :56.26 Rebecca Sturdy A&M, :00.66 Elizabeth Tinnon, :10.25 Julia Russell Nebraska, Sarah Wanezek, :57.94 Rebecca Wolfe Nebraska, :58.10 Joscelin Yeo, :13.92 Alisa Schuknecht, : : :12.70 Nebraska Colleen Lanne, Colleen Lanne, :44.93 Colleen Lanne, :43.48 Shandra Johnson Nebraska, :04.54 Rachel Harris, Sarah Wanezek, :56.26 Rebecca Sturdy A&M, :00.66 Elizabeth Tinnon, :10.25 Julia Russell Nebraska, Sarah Wanezek, :57.34 Joscelin Yeo, :58.03 Jocelin Yeo, :13.92 Alisa Schuknecht, : : :10.89 Nebraska Medley Relay 1:42.48 (2004) Sondall, Bakke, Gruber, Bolin 1:46.52 Kansas : : Medley Relay 3:45.68 (2004) Sondall, Bakke, Zarazan, Gruber 3:50.10 Kansas : : Meter Diving Michelle Rojohn Kelley Kauzlarich Kansas, Vera Ilyina, Vera Ilyina, Meter Diving Michelle Rojohn Amy Aarsen Nebraska, Vera Ilyina, Vera Ilyina, 1997 Platform Diving Rebecca McFall 1999 n/a Laura Wilkinson, Laura Wilkinson, 1997

14 Kansas All-Time Top Performances Tammy Thomas 50 Free Whitney Sondall Tammy Thomas, USS Nationals Amy Gruber, Nike Cup at Chapel Hill Kim Bolin, Big 12 at Austin Carrie Kirkham, Big 12 at Austin Rebecca Andrew, Big Eight at Okla. City Gina Gnatzig Carolyn Grevers 200 Backstroke 1: Gina Gnatzig, Big 12 at Austin : Whitney Sondall, Big 12 at Austin : Rebecca Eustice, Big 12 at College Station : Katie Chapeau, Big Eight at Okla. City : Kristen Carlson, Big Eight at Okla. City Jenny Wagstaff Michelle Rojohn 400 Individual Medley 4: Kristin Nilsen, Speedo Cup : Krista Cordsen, Big Eight at Okla. City : Gwen Haley, Dual at A&M : Marcie Herrold, NCAA at Tuscaloosa : Kelly Redden-Reynolds, Longhorn Invitational Freestyle Tammy Thomas, NCAA at Lincoln Amy Gruber, NCAA at College Station Rebecca Andrew, Big Eight at Okla. City Ronda Lusty, Big Eight at Okla. City Carolyn Grevers, Big 12 at Austin Freestyle 1: Jennifer Peltier, Big Eight at Okla. City : Amy Gruber, NCAA at Auburn : Jenny Wagstaff, USS Nationals : Janet Lindstrom, AIAW at Pittsburgh : Tammy Thomas, USS Nationals Freestyle 4: Emily Peters, Big Eight at Okla. City : Heather Switzer, Big Eight at Lincoln : Lyndsay DeVaney, Big 12 at College Station : Jennifer Peltier, Big Eight at Okla. City : Gina Gnatzig, Big 12 at Austin Freestyle 16: Frankie Hanson, NCAA at Minneapolis : Barbara Ann Smith, Big Eight at Lincoln : Lynsay DeVaney, Big 12 at College Station : Marcie Herrold, Big Eight at Lincoln : Jennifer Peltier, Big Eight at Okla. City Backstroke Whitney Sondall, Big 12 at Austin Katie Chapeau, NCAA at Minneapolis Nicole Paplham, Big 12 at College Station Amy Gruber, Minnesota Invite Rebecca Eustice, Big 12 at Austin Breaststroke 1: Carolyn Grevers, Big 12 at College Station : Kristen Johnson, Big 12 at College Station : Quincy Adams, Nike Cup Invitational : Hannah Bakke, Big 12 at Austin : Krista Cordsen, Big Eight at Okla. City Breaststroke 2: Kristin Nilsen, Big 12 at Austin, : Kelly Williams, Speedo Cup : Jennifer Peltier, Big Eight at Okla. City : Kristen Johnson, Nike Cup at Chapel Hill : Miranda Isaac, Big 12 at Austin : Quincy Adams, Big 12 at Austin Butterfly Tammy Thomas, USS Nationals Amy Gruber, Big 12 at Austin Barb Pranger, NCAA at Austin Jenny Wagstaff, NCAA at Indianapolis Rebecca Andrew, UGA Invite at Athens Butterfly 1: Jenny Wagstaff, USS Nationals : Adrienne Turner, NCAA at Ann Arbor : Barb Pranger, Big Eight at Ames : Donna Christensen, Big Eight at Okla. City : Celine Cerny, Big Eight at Lawrence Individual Medley 2: Krista Cordsen, Big Eight at Lincoln : Kristin Nilsen, Big 12 at Austin : Gwen Haley, Big 12 at College Station : Andee Greves, Big Eight at Okla. City : Jenny Wagstaff, Big Eight at Norman Freestyle Relay 1: (Gruber, Dower, Bolin, Sondall) Big 12 at Austin Freestyle Relay 3: (Gruber, Dower, Bolin, Gnatzig) Big 12 at Austin Freestyle Relay 7: (Gruber, Gnatzig, Colver, Krueger) Big 12 at Austin Medley Relay 1: (Sondall, Bakke, Gruber, Bolin) Big 12 at Austin Medley Relay 3: (Sondall, Bakke, Zarazan, Gruber) Big 12 at Austin Meter Diving Michelle Rojohn, Big Eight at Okla. City Kelley Kauzlarich, Big Eight at Lawrence Kerri Pribyl, Dual w/ Nebraska Amy Graham, Dual at Notre Dame Meter Diving Michelle Rojohn, Big Eight at Okla. City Kelley Kauzlarich, Saluki Invitational Rebecca McFall, Iowa State Kerri Pribyl, Big 12 at College Station Amy Graham, Big Eight at Okla. City Platform Diving Rebecca McFall, Big 12 at Austin Tammy Pace, Big 12 at Austin Deanna Beiswanger, Big 12 at Austin Kerri Pribyl, Big 12 at Austin Bold indicates current swimmer or diver