IN THIS SECTION HISTORY & RECORDS

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1 HISTORY & RECORDS IN THIS SECTION All-American Breakdown Hoosier All-Americans Hoosier Olympians Hoosier Honor Roll NCAA Recaps Top Performers/Performances Letterwinners Former Head Coaches James Doc Counsilman Hobie Billingsley Endowment Counsilman Center Doc Counsilman and Hobie Billingsley led the Hoosiers to six national championships.

2 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICAN BREAKDOWN Note: From 1985-present, top 16 finalists are considered All-Americans, with the top eight on the first team and the next eight earning honorable mention. Prior to 1985, top 12 finalists are considered All-Americans, with the top six considered first team and the next six earning honorable mention. IU did not compete in the NCAA Championship in 1961, 1962 and 1963 due to football recruiting violations. All-Americans for these seasons are based on using top times from All-American rankings. Additionally, swimmers who compete in the preliminaries for relays and help the team advance to finals, but do not swim in finals are also considered All-Americans. This All-American section is based on results listed in the NCAA Recaps section later in the media guide. Rank Name Yrs Sw Dv Total 1 Jim Montgomery Mark Spitz John Kinsella Gary Hall Mel Nash John Murphy Gary Conelly Fred Tyler Tom Hickcox Richard Thomas Mike Stamm Larry Barbiere Charles Hickcox Bill Heiss Bryan Bateman Bill Utley Bob Windle Kevin Swander Colin Russell Mike Collier Pete Hammer Richard Granneman Charles Sharpe Pat O Conner Bill Baird Tom Trethewey Chet Jastremski Mike Troy Greg Ruminski Mark Kerry Jay Hersey Bruce Dickson Ralph Kendrick Fred Schmidt Lary Schulhof Ted Stickles Alan Sommers Bill Woolsey Larry Meyer Mark Lenzi Rob Bollinger Marc Schlatter Ron Jacks Dave Perkowski Gary Verhoeven Frank McKinney Bill Barton Rank Name Yrs Sw Dv Total Dick Beaver Dick Tanabe Tom Davidson Chris Plumb Brian Barnes Dave Burgess Sergio Lopez Tom Kenyon Bob Alsfelder Gary James Peder Dahlberg George Smith Fred Southward Jim Henry Win Young Ken Sitzberger Rick Earley Dick Morse Rick Gilbert Tom Stock Pete Sintz John Parks Murph Halasz Marc Carlton Sam Gasowski Jim Fischer Niki Stajkovic Djan Madruga Richard Hofstetter Ken Keim Brian Bungum Brock Ladewig Santiago Esteva Jim Counsilman Steve Borowski Don McKenzie Kevin Berry Ken Webb Pete Anderson Ken Nakasone Gerald Miki Todd Patrick Matt Leach Rob Iglinski Andy Boersma James Sweeney Doug Boyd Jim Halliburton Romulo Arantes Charles Keating Bill Schulte Don Muir Jack Horsley Richard Anderson Nick Carlton Bob Williamson Chuck Ogilby Cary Tremewan INDIANA HOOSIERS

3 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICAN BREAKDOWN Rank Name Yrs Sw Dv Total Frank Brunell Tom Verth Barry Yap Ron Honda Frank Pisacreta John Moore Sergiy Fesenko Lee Houchin Claes Andersson Brad Watterson Bret Kobel Cliff Looschen Paul Lenihan Doug MacAskill Mike Phelps Duncan Scott Tom Eldridge Bill Burrell Jon Hahnfeldt Luis Nino de Rivera Scott Cordin Chuck Richards Terry Townsend Charles Neel John Wagner Fred Rounds Leslie Nakamura Thomas Lord Robert White Ryan Fagan Greg Botos Joe McGinnis Chris Boneham Mike Taylor John Waldman John King John Schulte Ken Knox Mark Antonoff Dan Hylant Tom Warburton Pete Rhodes John Collins Art Smith Ken Frost Richard Schaible Claude Thompason John Roethke Sam Seki Thomas Gastineau Bart Benedetti Brian Mariano Scott Tanner Ben Hesen Eric Robson Tom Davis Jason Baumann Manning Field Rank Name Yrs Sw Dv Total Eric Arnold Tom Sisk Pat J. Harrington Jeff Warrick Erik Streib Craig Bierman Geoffrey Clippert Jose Ballester Juan Vallejo Bill Mathews Eric Murff Jeff Copper Rojer Madruga Pat M. Harrington Tom Cole Thomas Mulhern Dave Phelps Ken McLaughlin James Kegley Todd Muckler Carl Hamry Scott Cranham Thomas Beyer Steve Byers Jack Laughlin Edwin Wilson Tom Hayden Tom Bissell Jim Fitzgibbons Terry Laberdie Dick Kitchell Lewis Cook Richard Kennedy Paul Schutt Robert Briscoe William Shadburne Cecil Franklin Michael Pakucko Theran Feigal Henry Churchman All-Americans Bold typeface indicates current student-athlete INDIANAHOOSIERS 69

4 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS JOHNMOORE FREE CECILFRANKLIN RELAY 1923, 1924 ALL-AMERICAN The first four-time All-American, John Moore received such recognition twice in 1923 and again in In 1923, he placed third in the 440 free and eighth in the 220 free. In 1924, he took seventh in both the 220 free and 440 free. HENRYCHURCHMAN BACK 1941 ALL-AMERICAN Cecil Franklin earned an All-America honor in 1941 as the second leg of the 300 medley relay that took eighth. MICHAELPAKUCKO RELAY 1923 ALL-AMERICAN Henry Churchman was one of Indiana s first All-America selections. In his final collegiate meet in 1923, Churchman placed eighth in the backstroke. THERANFEIGAL 1941 ALL-AMERICAN Michael Pakucko earned an All-America honor in 1941 as the anchor leg of the 300 medley relay that took eighth. ROBERTWHITE BACK/FREE/IM 1937 ALL-AMERICAN Theran Feigal was Indiana s first great diver, earning All- America honors in Feigal took seventh place in the fancy diving competition. BARTBENEDETTI FREE 1941 ALL-AMERICAN Bart Benedetti earned a pair of All-America honors in 1941 with a third-place finish in the 50 free and as the lead leg of the 300 medley relay that took eighth. 1945, 1949 ALL-AMERICAN Robert White claimed a pair of All-American honors in 1945 with a second-place effort in the 150 back and fourth in the 440 free. He also picked up a certificate in 1949 with a sixthplace finish in the 150 IM. THOMASGASTINEAU FREE 1946, 1947 ALL-AMERICAN Thomas Gastineau earned All-American honors in the 440 free in both 1946 and INDIANA HOOSIERS

5 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS LARRYMEYER IM/FREE/BACK WILLIAMSHADBURNE RELAY 1950, 1951, 1952 ALL-AMERICAN Larry Meyer became IU s first eight-time All-American. In 1950, he took fourth in the 150 IM. In 1951, he finished third in the 150 IM and fifth in the 200 back, while swimming the anchor leg of the seventh-place 400 free relay. In 1952, he became IU s first single-meet four-time winner. He took third in the 150 IM, seventh in the 220 back and ninth in the 220 free. He also swam the anchor of the eighth-place 440 free relay ALL-AMERICAN William Shadburne swam the third leg of the seventh-place 400 free relay in 1951 to earn his honor. ROBERTBRISCOE FREESTYLE FRANKPISACRETA FREE 1952 ALL-AMERICAN Robert H. Briscoe swam the second leg of the 440-yard relay team that finished eighth at the 1952 NCAA Championships. 1951, 1952, 1953 ALL-AMERICAN Frank Pisacreta garnered four certificates from In 1951, he took ninth in the 100 free and swam the lead leg of the seventh-place 400 free relay. In 1952, he swam the lead leg of the eighth-place 440 free relay and in 1953, he placed ninth in the 100 free. BILLWOOLSEY FREE SAMSEKI FREE 1951, 1952 ALL-AMERICAN Sam Seki nabbed a pair of honors from He swam the second leg of the seventh-place 400 free relay in 1951 and swam the third leg of the eighth-place 440 free relay in , 1956, 1957 ALL-AMERICAN IU s first NCAA champion, Bill Woolsey earned eight certificates while in Bloomington. He opened up with two in 1955 with a third-place 220 free and fourth-place 440 free. In 1956, he claimed the 220 free and 440 free national crowns, and placed second in the 1500 free. In 1957, he defended the 220 free and 440 free national titles and swam the anchor of the third-place 400 medley relay. RICHARDTANABE IM/FREE/FLY 1955, 1956, 1957 ALL-AMERICAN Richard Tanabe earned honors seven times. In 1955, he placed fifth in the 150 IM and 10th in the 220 free. In 1956, he took second in the 200 IM and seventh in the 220 free. In 1957, he placed second in the 100 fly and third in the 200 IM, while swimming the third leg of the third-place 400 medley. INDIANAHOOSIERS 71

6 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS RONHONDA FLY RICHARDKENNEDY FREE 1956, 1957, 1958 ALL-AMERICAN A four-time All-American, Ron Honda took fourth in the 200 fly in 1956 and second in He also placed eighth in the 100 fly in 1958 and swam the second leg of the eighth-place 400 medley. PAULSCHUTT FREE 1957 ALL-AMERICAN Richard Kennedy earned his certificate with a sixth-place showing in the 440 free in LEWISCOOK RELAY 1956 ALL-AMERICAN At the 1956 NCAA Championships, Paul Schutt placed ninth in the 220-yard freestyle. BARRYYAP BREAST 1958 ALL-AMERICAN Lewis Cook picked up his certificate as the lead leg of the eighth-place 400 medley in LESLIENAKAMURA FREE 1957, 1958 ALL-AMERICAN Barry Yap earned four certificates from In 1957, he placed third in both the 100 and 200 breast, while swimming the second-leg of the third-place 400 medley. He also swam the third leg of the eighth-place 400 medley in THOMASLORD IM/BREAST 1957 ALL-AMERICAN Thomas Lord garnered three honors in He swam the lead leg of the third-place 400 medley, while taking fifth in the 200 IM and sixth in the 100 breast. 1958, 1959 ALL-AMERICAN Leslie Nakamura garnered three honors from In 1958, he finished ninth in the 220 free and swam the anchor leg of the eighth-place 400 medley. In 1959, he also swam the anchor of the second-place 400 medley. JOHNPARKS FREE 1958, 1959, 1960 ALL-AMERICAN John Parks snared six certificates from In 1958, he placed second in the 1500 free and fifth in the 440 free. In 1959, he took fifth in the 1500 free. In 1960, he finished second in the 50 free and third in the 100 free, while swimming the anchor leg of the fifth-place 400 free relay. 72 INDIANA HOOSIERS

7 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS GERALDMIKI BREAST FRANKMCKINNEY BACK 1959, 1960 ALL-AMERICAN Gerald Miki picked up five certificates from In 1959, he placed 12th in the 100 breast and swam the second leg of the second-place 400 medley. In 1960, he took third in the 100 breast and seventh in the 200 breast, while swimming the second leg of the national title winning 400 medley. NOTE: From , the Hoosiers were unable to compete in the NCAA Championships due to football recruiting violations. Hoosier All-Americans were determined by using top times from other meets in the All-American Rankings. BILLBARTON IM/FLY 1959, 1960, 1961 ALL-AMERICAN Frank McKinney was Indiana s second NCAA swimming champion, taking top honors in the 100 and 200 backstroke in Overall, he earned seven certificates. In 1959, he also swam the lead leg of the second-place 400 medley. In 1960, he took second in the 100 back and swam the leadoff of IU s first relay championship in the 400 medley. In 1961, he was ranked third in both the 100 and 200 back. FRANKBRUNELL FLY/IM 1959, 1960, 1961 ALL-AMERICAN From , Bill Barton claimed seven certificates. In 1959, he placed third in the 200 fly and fourth in the 200 IM, while swimming the third leg of the second-place 400 medley. In 1961, he took third in the 200 fly, seventh in the 200 IM and 10th in the 100 fly. In 1961, he was ranked eighth in the 200 fly. DICKBEAVER BACK/IM 1959, 1960, 1961 ALL-AMERICAN From , Dick Beaver claimed seven certificates. In 1959, he took second in the 100 back, fourth in the 200 back and ninth in the 200 IM. In 1960, he placed second in the 200 back and sixth in the 200 IM and 100 back. In 1961, he was ranked eighth in the 200 back. 1960, 1961 ALL-AMERICAN Frank Brunell earned four certificates from In 1960, he took ninth in the 100 fly and 12th in the 200 IM. He also swam the lead leg of the fifth-place 400 free relay. In 1961, he was ranked ninth in the 200 fly. DICKKITCHELL FLY 1960 ALL-AMERICAN Dick Kitchell swam the 200-yard butterfly in 1960 and finished eighth. His teammate Mike Troy won the event. FREDROUNDS FREE 1960 ALL-AMERICAN Fred Rounds earned three certificates in He took fifth in the 1500 free and ninth in the 440 free. He also swam the third leg of the fifth-place 400 free relay. INDIANAHOOSIERS 73

8 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS PETESINTZ FREE THOMASBISSELL FLY 1960, 1961, 1962 ALL-AMERICAN A six-time All-American, Pete Sintz opened 1960 with third place in the 220 free and fourth in the 440 free. He also anchored IU s first national title relay team in the 400 medley. In 1961, he was ranked fifth in the 220 free. He also earned seventh and ninth-place rankings in the 440 free and 220 free, respectively, in ALL-AMERICAN Thomas Bissell was ranked sixth in the 100 fly for his honor in JAMESFITZGIBBONS FREE MIKETROY FLY/FREE 1961 ALL-AMERICAN James Fitzgibbons was ranked eighth in the 50 free for his honorin , 1961, 1962 ALL-AMERICAN Mike Troy won two individual NCAA titles and a relay title during his career. He also was IU s first nine-time All-American. In 1960, he won both the 100 and 200 fly. He also swam the third leg of the title-winning 400 medley, marking the first time IU had a three-tim gold medalist in the same meet. In 1961, he was ranked third in the 200 fly and eighth in both the 100 fly and 440 free. In 1962, he was ranked third in the 200 fly, fourth in the 100 fly and ninth in the 440 free. TOMVERTH FREE 1960, 1962 ALL-AMERICAN In 1960 and 1962, Tom Verth claimed a total of four certificates. In 1960, he placed seventh in the 220 free and 10th in the 440 free, while swimming the second leg of the fifth-place 400 free relay. In 1962, he was ranked fifth in the 220 free. CHETJASTREMSKI BREAST/IM 1961, 1962, 1963 ALL-AMERICAN Chet Jastremski was IU s second nine-time All-American. In 1961, he was ranked third in the 100 and 200 breast and fifth in the 200 IM. Im 1962, he also earned third-place rankings in the 100 and 200 breast, along with a fourth-place ranking in the 200 IM. In 1963, he earned third in both the 100 and 200 breast and fourth in the 200 IM. TERRYLABERDIE FLY 1961 ALL-AMERICAN In 1961, Terry Laberdie was ranked fourth in the 100 fly. 74 INDIANA HOOSIERS

9 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS JOHNROETHKE BACK/IM LARYSCHULHOF FLY 1961 ALL-AMERICAN In 1961, John Roethke was ranked fourth in the 200 IM and 10th in the 100 back. KENNAKASONE BREAST 1962, 1963, 1964 ALL-AMERICAN From , Lary Schulhof earned eight All-American certificates. In 1962, he was ranked fourth in the 200 fly and fifth in the 100 fly. In 1963, he was ranked fourth in the 100 fly and fifth in the 200 fly. In 1964, he finished fourth in the 100 fly and in the 200 fly. He also swam on a pair of relays. TEDSTICKLES IM/BACK 1961, 1962, 1963 ALL-AMERICAN A five-time All-American from , Ken Nakasone was ranked seventh in the 200 breast and 10th in the 100 breast in In 1962, he was ranked fourth in the 200 breast and fifth in the 100 breast. In 1963, he was ranked fourth in the 100 breast. ALANSOMERS FREE 1961, 1962, 1963 ALL-AMERICAN Alan Somers earned eight certificates from In 1961, he was ranked fourth in the 440 free, sixth in the 1500 free and 10th in the 220 free. In 1962, he was ranked third in both the 440 free and 1500 free, while ranked fourth in the 220 free. In 1963, he was ranked third in the 1650 free and fourth in the 500 free. 1962, 1963, 1964 ALL-AMERICAN Ted Stickles claimed eight certificates from In 1962, he was ranked third in the 200 IM and fifth in the 200 back. In 1963, he was ranked third in the 200 IM, fourth in the 400 IM and seventh in the 200 back. In 1964, he finished third in the 400 IM, fourth in the 200 IM and eighth in the 200 back. TOMSTOCK BACK 1962, 1963, 1964 ALL-AMERICAN Tom Stock captured six certificates from In 1962, he was ranked third in the 200 back and fourth in the 100 back. In 1963, he was ranked fifth in the 100 back and seventh in the 200 back. In 1964, he placed fifth in the 200 back and seventh in the 100 back. INDIANAHOOSIERS 75

10 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS CLAUDETHOMPSON FREE FREDSCHMIDT FLY 1962 ALL-AMERICAN Claude Thompson was ranked fourth in the 1500 free and sixth in the 440 free in CARYTREMEWAN IM 1963, 1964, 1965 ALL-AMERICAN Fred Schmidt claimed eight certificates from In 1963, he was ranked fourth in the 200 fly and fifth in the 100 fly. In 1964, he won the 200 fly and took second in the 100 fly. He also anchored the fifth-place 400 free. In 1965, he won both the 100 and 200 fly and swam third on the first-place 400 medley. JOHNWAGNER FLY 1962, 1963, 1964 ALL-AMERICAN Cary Tremewan earned four certificates from In 1962, he was ranked fifth in the 200 IM. In 1963, he was ranked sixth in the 400 IM and seventh in the 200 IM. In 1964, he placed 11th in the 400 IM. PETEANDERSON BREAST 1963, 1964 ALL-AMERICAN John Wagner was ranked 11th in the 200 fly in In 1964, he placed 10th in the 200 fly and 11th in the 100 fly. GARYVERHOEVEN FREE 1963, 1964, 1965 ALL-AMERICAN Pete Anderson earned five honors from In 1963, he was ranked 11th in the 100 breast. In 1964, he placed sixth in the 200 breast and seventh in the 100 breast. In 1965, he finished seventh in the 200 breast and 12th in the 100 breast. TOMHAYDEN FREE 1963 ALL-AMERICAN Tom Hayden claimed earned his certificate with a sixth-place ranking in the 50 free in , 1964, 1965 ALL-AMERICAN Gary Verhoeven earned seven certificates from In 1963, he was ranked third in both the 200 and 500 free. He also was ranked sixth in the 1650 free. In 1964, he took second in the 500 free and 10th in the 1650 free. In 1965, he finished fourth in the 500 free and seventh in the 1650 free. RICKGILBERT 1963, 1964, 1965 ALL-AMERICAN Rick Gilbert earned six certificates from In 1963, he was ranked 11th in both the 1m and 3m. In 1964, he took third on the 3m and won the 1m. In 1965, he finished second on both the 1m and 3m. 76 INDIANA HOOSIERS

11 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS KENFROST BREAST RICHARDSCHAIBLE BREAST 1964 ALL-AMERICAN Ken Frost finished fourth in the 200 breast and fifth in the 100 breast in 1964 for a pair of certificates. RALPHKENDRICK FLY/IM 1964 ALL-AMERICAN Richard Schaible placed sixth in the 100 breast and seventh in the 200 breast in 1964 for his two certificates. TERRYTOWNSEND FREE 1964, 1965, 1966 ALL-AMERICAN Ralph Kendrick earned eight certificates from In 1964, he placed second in the 400 IM, third in the 200 IM and fifth in the 200 fly. In 1965, he took fourth in the 400 IM and seventh in the 200 fly and IM. In 1966, he finished fourth in the 200 IM and eighth in the 400 IM. PETEHAMMER BACK 1964, 1965 ALL-AMERICAN Terry Townsend earned three certificates from In 1964, he placed eigth in the 500 free and sixth in the 1650 free. In 1965, he placed eighth in the 500 free. TOMTRETHEWEY BREAST 1964, 1965, 1966 ALL-AMERICAN Pete Hammer earned 10 certificates from In 1964, he took seventh in the 200 back and eighth in the 100 back. He also ledoff the 400 medley. In 1965, he placed third in the 200 back and fourth in the 100 back. He also ledoff the first-place 400 medley. In 1966, he finished fifth in the 100 back and sixth in the 200 back. He also led off the fifth-place 400 medley and swam third on the 12th-place 400 free relay. 1964, 1965, 1966 ALL-AMERICAN Tom Trethewey earned nine certificates from In 1964, he placed second in the 100 breast and fourth in the 200 breast. He also swam second on the 400 medley. In 1965, he won the 200 breast and took fourth in the 100 breast. He also swam second on the first-place 400 medley. In 1966, he took fifth in both the 100 and 200 breast and swam second on the fifth-place 400 medley. RICKEARLEY 1964, 1965, 1966 ALL-AMERICAN Rick Earley earned six certificates from In 1964, he placed fifth in the 3m and seventh in the 1m. In 1965, he took third in the 3m and fifth in the 1m. In 1966, he placed fourth in the 3m and sixth in the 1m. INDIANAHOOSIERS 77

12 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS RICHARDMORSE CHUCKOGILBY IM 1964, 1965, 1966 ALL-AMERICAN Richard Morse earned six certificates from In 1964, he placed fourth in the 3m and eighth in the 1m. In 1965, he took seventh in the 3m and 11th in the 1m. In 1966, he placed seventh in the 3m and ninth in the 1m. CHARLESNEEL 1964, 1965 ALL-AMERICAN Chuck Ogilby earned four certificates from In 1964, he swam on two relays. In 1965, he finished sixth in the 200 IM and ninth in the 400 IM. CHUCKRICHARDS IM 1964, 1966 ALL-AMERICAN Charles Neel garnered three certificates from In 1964, he placed sixth in both the 1m and 3m. In 1966, he finished ninth in the 3m. JOHNCOLLINS FLY 1965, 1966 ALL-AMERICAN Chuck Richards earned three certificates from In 1965, he took eighth in the 400 IM and ninth in the 200 IM. In 1966, he placed sixth in the 400 IM. ARTSMITH BREAST 1965, 1966 ALL-AMERICAN John Collins earned two certificates from In 1965, he placed ninth in the 200 fly. In 1966, he took sixth in the 200 fly. SCOTTCORDIN FREE 1965, 1966 ALL-AMERICAN Scott Cordin earned three certificates from In 1965, he took 11th in the 500 free. In 1966, he swam second on the first-place 800 free and fourth on the 12th-place 400 free relays ALL-AMERICAN Art Smith earned two certificates in He placed 10th in the 200 breast and 11th in the 100 breast. KENSITZBERGER 1965, 1966, 1967 ALL-AMERICAN Ken Sitzberger picked up six certificates and five titles from In 1965, he won both the 1m and 3m. In 1966, he defended his 1m title and placed second in the 3m. In 1967, he went back-to-back-to-back on the 1m and won the 3m. 78 INDIANA HOOSIERS

13 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS ROBERTWILLIAMSON RELAYS KENWEBB FREE/IM 1964, 1965, 1966 ALL-AMERICAN Robert Williamson earned four certificates from In 1964, he swam second on the fifth-place 400 free relay. In 1965, he anchored the first-place 400 medley. In 1966, he anchored the fifth-place 400 medley and led off the 12th-place 400 free relay. KEVINBERRY FLY 1966, 1967 ALL-AMERICAN Ken Webb earned five certificates from In 1966, he won the 400 IM and placed sixth in the 500 free. He also swam third in the first-place 800 free relay. In 1967, he took 10th in the 400 IM and 11th in the 1650 free. BOBWINDLE FREE 1966, 1967 ALL-AMERICAN Kevin Berry earned five certificates from In 1966, he took second in the 200 fly and sixth in the 100 fly. He also swam third in the fifth-place 400 medley. In 1967, he placed fifth in the 200 fly and swam third on the third-place 400 medley. BILLUTLEY FREE/IM 1966, 1967, 1968 ALL-AMERICAN Bill Utley earned 12 certificates from In 1966, he won the 200 IM, took second in the 200 free and third in the 100 free. He also ledoff the first-place 800 free relay. In 1967, he placed second in the 200 IM and 400 IM and seventh in the 200 back. In 1968, he won the 400 IM, placed second in the 200 IM and seventh in the 200 back. He also swam second on the fourth-place 800 free relay. Overall, he won three titles. 1966, 1967, 1968 ALL-AMERICAN Bob Windle earned 11 certificates from In 1966, he placed eighth in the 500 and 1650 free and 12th in the 200 free. He also anchored the first-place 800 free relay. In 1967, he placed eighth in the 500 and 1650 free and ninth in the 200 free. In 1968, he took eighth in the 1650 free and 11th in the 500 free. He also anchored the fourth-place 800 free relay and swam third in the fourth-place 400 free relay. TONYWILSON RELAY 1966 ALL-AMERICAN Earned his All-American certificate as a member of a relay in INDIANAHOOSIERS 79

14 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS BRYANBATEMAN FREE NICHOLASCARLTON 1967, 1968, 1969 ALL-AMERICAN Bryan Bateman earned 11 certificates from In 1967, he finished 10th in the 100 free and anchored the third-place 400 medley. In 1968, he took second in the 50 free, fifth in the 100 free and ninth in the 200 free. He also swam the second leg of the fourth-place 400 free relay. In 1969, he placed fourth in the 50 free and eighth in the 100 free. He also anchored the title-winning 400 medley, swam third on the second-place 800 free relay and ledoff the second-place 400 free relay. CHARLESHICKCOX BACK/IM 1967, 1968 ALL-AMERICAN Nicholas Carlton earned four certificates from In 1967, he finished ninth on the 1m and 10th on the 3m. In 1968, he took eighth in the 1m and 12th on the 3m. LUISNINO DE RIVERA 1967, 1968 ALL-AMERICAN 1967, 1968, 1969 ALL-AMERICAN IU s first 12-time All-American and eight-time national champion, Charles Hickcox stormed the NCAA from In 1967, he won both the 100 and 200 back, while leading off the third-place 400 medley. In 1968, he snared three titles in the 100 and 200 back and 200 IM. He also anchored the fourthplace 400 free relay. In 1969, he won the 200 IM and 200 back, while placing second in the 100 back. He also lead off the title-winning 400 medley and swam third on the second-place 400 free relay. DAVIDPERKOWSKI BREAST 1967, 1968, 1969 ALL-AMERICAN David Perkowski earned seven certificates from In 1967, he placed fourth in the 100 breast and sixth in the 200 breast. He also swam the second leg of the third-place 400 medley. In 1968, he took sixth in both the 100 and 200 breast. In 1969, he finished second in the 100 breast and fifth in the 200 breast. Luis Nino de Rivera picked up three certificates from In 1967, he took seventh on the 1m. In 1968, he placed sixth on both the 1m and 3m. PETERRHODES 1967 ALL-AMERICAN In 1967, Peter Rhodes claimed two certificates. He placed 11th on the 3m and 12th on the 1m. WINYOUNG 1967, 1968, 1969 ALL-AMERICAN Win Young snagged six certificates from In 1967, he took second on the 3m and third on the 1m. In 1968, he finished second on the 3m and fourth on the 1m. In 1969, he finished second on both the 1m and 3m. 80 INDIANA HOOSIERS

15 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS STEVEBOROWSKI FLY FREDSOUTHWARD FREE 1968, 1969 ALL-AMERICAN Steve Borowski earned five certificates from In 1968, he took fifth in the 200 fly and eighth in the 100 fly. In 1969, he placed eighth in the 100 fly and 12th in the 200 fly. He also swam third on the title-winning 400 medley. BILLBURRELL FREE 1968, 1969 ALL-AMERICAN Fred Southward earned six certificates from In 1968, he placed third in the 500 free and sixth in the 1650 free. He also swam the third leg of the fourth-place 800 free relay. In 1969, he took sixth in the 500 free and seventh in the 1650 free. He also swam the second leg of the second-place 800 free relay. JONHAHNFELDT 1968 ALL-AMERICAN In 1968, Bill Burrell garnered three citations. He finished eighth in the 200 free and swam the lead leg on both the fourth-place 400 and 800 free relays. RONJACKS FREE/FLY 1968, 1969 ALL-AMERICAN Jon Hahnfeldt picked up a trio of honors from In 1968, he finished fifth in both the 1m and 3m. In 1969, he took third in the 1m. JIMHENRY 1968, 1969, 1970 ALL-AMERICAN Ron Jacks picked up seven certificates from In 1968, he took ninth in the 200 fly and 10th in the 100 fly. He also advanced the 800 free relay to finals as a prelim swimmer. In 1969, he placed 10th in the 200 fly and 12th in the 500 free. In 1970, he took sixth in the 200 fly and 10th in the 1650 free. DONMCKENZIE BREAST 1968, 1969 ALL-AMERICAN Don McKenzie earned five honors from In 1968, he took fourth in the 100 and 200 breast. In 1969, he won the 100 breast and took third in the 200 breast. He also swam the second leg of the title-winning 400 medley. 1968, 1969, 1970 ALL-AMERICAN Another five-time NCAA diving champion for IU, Jim Henry claimed six certificates from In 1968, he won the 1m and took third in the 3m. In 1969, he swept the 1m and 3m. In 1970, he defended both titles. RICHARDANDERSON FREE 1969, 1970 ALL-AMERICAN Richard Anderson took four honors from In 1969, he placed sixth in the 50 free. He also swam second on the second-place 400 free relay. In 1970, he took eighth in the 50 free and swam second on the fourth-place 400 free relay. INDIANAHOOSIERS 81

16 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS BILLBAIRD FREESTYLE GEORGESMITH IM 1969, 1970, 1972 ALL-AMERICAN Bill Baird earned nine certificates from In 1969, he took third in the 1650 free, eighth in the 500 free and 10th in the 200 free. He also swam the lead leg of the second-place 800 free relay. In 1970, he finished sixth in the 1650 free, 11th in the 500 free and 12th in the 200 free. He also swam second on the fourth-place 800 free relay. In 1972, he took 12th in the 1650 free. JIMCOUNSILMAN BREAST 1969, 1970, 1971 ALL-AMERICAN From , George Smith picked up six citations. In 1969, he finished third in the 400 IM and fourth in the 200 IM. In 1970, he took fifth in the 400 IM and eighth in the 200 IM. In 1971, he placed fifth in the 400 IM and eighth in the 200 IM. MARKSPITZ FREE/FLY 1969, 1970 ALL-AMERICAN The son of legendary coach James Doc Counsilman, Jim Counsilman garnered five citations. In 1969, he finished fourth in the 100 and 200 breast. In 1970, he took second in the 100 breast and fifth in the 200 breast. He also swam second in the second-place 400 medley. PEDERDAHLBERG BREAST 1969, 1970, 1971 ALL-AMERICAN From , Peder Dahlberg snared six certificates. In 1969, he finished ninth in both the 100 and 200 breast. In 1970, he took fourth in the 100 breast and 11th in the 200 breast. In 1971, he placed 12th in the 100 breast and swam second on the second-place 400 medley. 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972 ALL-AMERICAN From , Mark Spitz became IU s first 19-time All- American. He also broke the previous school record of 12 set by Charles Hickcox from In 1969, Spitz earned five certificates along with three national titles (100 fly, 200 free, 500 free). He anchored both the second-place 800 free relay and 400 free relay teams. In 1970, he won the 100 fly, finished second in the 50 free and third in the 200 free. He also anchored the fourth-place 800 free and 400 free relays. In 1971, he won the 100 and 200 fly and finished fourth in the 50 free. He also led off the third-place 400 free relay. In 1972, he won the 100 and 200 fly and finished third in the 50 free. He also swam third in the second-place 800 free relay and anchored the fourth-place 400 free relay. Overall, he claimed eight NCAA crowns while in Bloomington. TOMWARBURTON IM 1969 ALL-AMERICAN Tom Warburton snagged a pair of certificates in He finished ninth in the 400 IM and 12th in the 200 IM. 82 INDIANA HOOSIERS

17 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS LARRYBARBIERE BACK/IM/FLY JACKHORSLEY BACK 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973 ALL-AMERICAN From , Larry Barbiere seized 12 citations. In 1970, he won the 100 back, took fifth in the 200 IM and seventh in the 200 back. He also swam the third leg of both the secondplace 400 medley and fourth place 400 free relay. In 1971, he placed fifth in the 110 back and sixth in the 200 IM. In 1972, he finished third in the 100 fly and fifth in both the 100 back and 200 IM. In 1973, he finished 11th in both the 100 and 200 back. 1970, 1971, 1972 ALL-AMERICAN Jack Horsley earned four certificates from In 1970, he took third in the 100 and 200 back. In 1971, he took 12th in the 200 back. In 1972, he placed sixth in the 200 free. DANIELHYLANT IM GARYCONELLY FREE 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973 ALL-AMERICAN From , Gary Conelly picked up 15 certificates. In 1970, he finished ninth in the 100 free and 11th in the 200 free. He also ledoff both fourth-place relays in the 400 free and 800 free and anchored the second-place 400 medley. In 1971, he took eighth in the 200 free, anchored the second-place 400 medley and swam second on the third-place 400 free relay. In 1972, he placed 10th in the 100 free, anchored the second-place 400 medley, swam second on the fourthplace 400 free relay and advanced the 800 free relay from prelims. In 1973, he swam second on the title-winning 800 free relay, anchored the third-place 400 medley and advanced the 400 free relay from prelims. GARYHALL FREE/IM 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973 ALL-AMERICAN From , Gary Hall earned 17 honors. In 1970, he won the 400 IM, took second in the 200 back and third in the 200 IM. He also ledoff the second-place 400 medley and swam third on the fourth-place 800 free relay. In 1971, he won the 200 IM, 400 IM and 200 back. He also swam third on the second-place 400 medley. In 1972, he won the 200 and 400 IM and finished third in the 200 back. He also swam second on the second-place 800 free relay and third on the third-place 400 medley. In 1973, he won the 200 fly and took second in the 100 fly. He also anchored the first-place 800 free and swam third on the thirdplace 400 medley. Overall, he won eight NCAA crowns. 1970, 1971 ALL-AMERICAN Dan Hylant picked up a pair of certificates from In 1970, he took second in the 400 IM. In 1971, he placed 10th in the 400 IM. TOMELDRIDGE 1970, 1971, 1972 ALL-AMERICAN Tom Eldridge earned three certificates from In 1970, he placed 10th in the 3m. In 1971, he finished ninth on the 3m. In 1972, he took seventh on the 1m. GARYJAMES 1970, 1971, 1972, 1974 ALL-AMERICAN From , Gary James garnered six citations. In 1970, he finished eighth in the 3m. In 1971, he took fifth in the 3m and ninth in the 1m. In 1972, he placed fifth in the 1m and 10th in the 3m. In 1974, he finished 10th in the 3m. INDIANAHOOSIERS 83

18 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS SANTIAGOESTEVA BACK PATO CONNER FLY/IM 1971, 1973, 1974 ALL-AMERICAN From , Santiago Esteva claimed five certificates. In 1971, he won the 110 back and finished third in the 200 back and seventh in the 500 free. In 1973, he finished fifth in the 100 back. In 1974, he placed third in the 200 back. BILLHEISS FREE/IM 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 ALL-AMERICAN Pat O Conner earned nine certificates from In 1971, he took third in the 200 IM and fourth in the 400 IM. In 1972, he placed fourth in the 100 fly, sixth in the 400 IM and seventh in the 200 IM. In 1973, he finished fourth in the 200 fly, sixth in the 100 fly and 11th in the 200 IM. In 1974, he took 10th in the 200 IM. MIKESTAMM BACK/IM 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 ALL-AMERICAN From , Bill Heiss earned 11 citations. In 1971, he placed eighth in the 400 IM and ninth in both the 50 free and 200 IM. He also swam third on the third-place 400 free relay. In 1972, he took ninth in the 1650 free and 11th in the 500 free. He also advanced the second-place 800 free relay to finals. In 1973, he finished 12th in the 200 free and advanced the titlewinning 800 free relay to finals. In 1974, he advanced both title-winning 400 free and 800 free relays to finals. JOHNKINSELLA FREE 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 ALL-AMERICAN From , John Kinsella garnered 17 citations. He also claimed eight NCAA titles. In 1971, he won the 500 and 1650 free and took third in the 200 free. He also anchored the thirdplace 400 free relay. In 1972, he won both the 500 and 1650 free and took fourth in the 200 free. He also anchored the second-place 800 free relay. In 1973, he won the 500 and 1650 free and took second in the 200 free. He also ledoff the titlewinning 800 free relay and swam second on the third-place 400 free relay. In 1974, he took sixth in the 500 and 1650 free and seventh in the 200 free. He also swam second on the titlewinning 800 free relay. 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974 ALL-AMERICAN Mike Stamm picked up 12 citations from In 1971, he took second in the 110 and 200 back and seventh in the 200 IM. He also led off the second-place 400 medley. In 1972, he placed second in the 100 and 200 back and ninth in the 200 IM. He also ledoff the third-place 400 medley. In 1973, he won both the 100 and 200 back and swam first for the third-place 400 medley. In 1974, he took second in the 200 back. JACKLAUGHLIN 1971 ALL-AMERICAN Jack Laughlin earned his certificate with a 10th-place effort on the 1m in DONMUIR 1971, 1972, 1973 ALL-AMERICAN Don Muir claimed four honors from In 1971, he took 12th on the 1m. In 1972, he took eighth on the 3m. In 1973, he finished fourth on the 3m and sixth on the 1m. 84 INDIANA HOOSIERS

19 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS BOBALSFELDER FLY JOHNMURPHY BACK/IM/FREE 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975 ALL-AMERICAN From , Bob Alsfelder earned six certificates. In 1972, he finished second in the 200 fly. In 1973, he took eighth in the 200 fly. In 1974, he placed sixth in the 200 fly and 10th in the 100 fly. In 1975, he finished ninth in the 200 fly and swam third on the second-place 400 medley. TOMHICKCOX FREE 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975 ALL-AMERICAN From , John Murphy claimed 15 certificates. In 1972, he took third in the 100 back and 10th in the 200 IM. He also swam third on the fourth-place 400 free relay. In 1973, he took fourth in the 100 back, fifth in the 200 IM and 10th in the 100 free. He also swam third on the third-place 400 free relay. In 1974, he took third in the 100 free and sixth in the 200 IM. He also anchored the title-winning 400 free relay. In 1975, he placed second in the 100 back, 10th in the 200 IM and 11th in the 100 free. He also swam second and third on the title-winning 800 and 400 free relays, respectively. DUNCANSCOTT FLY/IM 1972, 1974, 1975 ALL-AMERICAN Tom Hickcox garnered 14 citations from In 1972, he took sixth in the 200 free and eighth in the 500 free. He also swam first on both the second-place 800 free and fourthplace 400 free relays. In 1974, he finished fifth in the 200 free, seventh in the 50 free and ninth in the 100 free. He also anchorced the title-winning 800 free relay and swam second on the first-place 400 free relay. In 1975, he took fifth in the 50 free and 12th in both the 100 and 200 free. He also anchorced the title-winning 400 free relay and the second-place 400 medley. BROCKLADEWIG BREAST 1972, 1973, 1974 ALL-AMERICAN From , Brock Ladewig earned five certificates. In 1972, he placed sixth in the 100 breast and swam second on the third-place 400 medley. In 1973, he finished 11th in the 100 breast and swam second on the third-place 400 medley. In 1974, he took eighth in the 100 breast. 1972, 1973 ALL-AMERICAN Duncan Scott garnered three certificates from In 1972, he placed 10th in the 200 fly. In 1973, he took seventh in the 200 fly and 11th in the 400 IM. BRUCEDICKSON FREE/IM 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976 ALL-AMERICAN From , Bruce Dickson earned eight citations. In 1973, he took sixth in the 1650 free and 10th in both the 500 free and 400 IM. In 1974, he took fifth in both the 500 and 1650 free. In 1975, he took 12th in the 1650 free. In 1976, he took seventh in the 400 IM and eighth in the 500 free. INDIANAHOOSIERS 85

20 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS MELNASH FREE/FLY/BACK STEVEBYERS 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976 ALL-AMERICAN From , Mel Nash picked up 16 certificates. In 1973, he took fourth in the 50 free and anchored the third-place 400 free relay. In 1974, he placed fifth in the 50 free and eighth in both the 100 fly and 100 free. He also led off the title-winning 400 free relay and advanced the first-place 800 free relay to finals. In 1975, he took third in the 100 back, fourth in the 50 free and seventh in the 200 back. He also swam first in the second-place 400 medley. In 1976, he took fifth in 100 back and ninth in the 50 free. He also swam third on the third-place 800 free relay, second on the fifth-place 400 free relay and first on the sixth-place 400 medley. FREDTYLER FREE/IM 1973 ALL-AMERICAN Steve Byers earned his certificate with an eighth-place effort on the 3m in CARLHAMRY FLY 1974 ALL-AMERICAN Carl Hamry earned his certificate with a fifth-place finish in the 200 fly in CHARLESKEATING BREAST 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976 ALL-AMERICAN From , Fred Tyler earned 14 citations. Overall, he won four NCAA titles. In 1973, he took third in the 200 free, fifth in the 500 free and sixth in the 200 IM. He also swam third on the first-place 800 free relay and first on the third-place 400 free relay. In 1974, he placed second in the 400 IM, third in the 200 IM and 10th in the 200 fly. He also swam third on the title-winning 800 free relay. In 1975, he won the 200 IM and took fifth in the 400 IM. He also anchored the first-place 800 free relay. In 1976, he finished fifth in the 200 IM and swam second on the third-place 800 free relay. THOMASBEYER RELAY 1973 ALL-AMERICAN Thomas Beyer earned his certificate by advancing the titlewinning 800 free relay to finals in , 1975, 1976 ALL-AMERICAN From , Charles Keating claimed four citations. In 1974, he took seventh in the 200 breast. In 1975, he took third in the 200 breast and swam second on the second-place 400 medley. In 1976, he swam second on the sixth-place 400 medley. BILLSCHULTE BACK 1974, 1975, 1976 ALL-AMERICAN From , Bill Schutte earned four certificates. In 1974, he took ninth in the 200 back. In 1975, he finished second in the 200 back and fourth in the 100 back. In 1976, he placed eighth in the 100 back. 86 INDIANA HOOSIERS

21 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS JIMMONTGOMERY FREE JAYHERSEY FLY 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977 ALL-AMERICAN IU s All-American school-record holder, Jim Montgomery captured 20 citations from Overall, he captured eight NCAA titles. In 1974, he won the 200 free and took fifth in the 100 free and 11th in the 50 free. He also swam first on the first-place 800 free relay and third on the first-place 400 free relay. In 1975, he took third in the 200 free and 10th in the 500 free. He also swam second and third on the first-place 400 free and 800 free relays, respectively. In 1976, he won the 100 and 200 free and placed sixth in the 50 free. He also anchored the third-place 800 free and sixth-place 400 medley relays as well as ledoff the fifth-place 400 free relay. In 1977, he took second in the 200 free and third in the 100 free. He also anchored the first-place 400 medley, seventh-place 800 free and eighth-place 400 free relays. BRIANBUNGUM 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977 ALL-AMERICAN Brian Bungum picked up five certificates from In 1974, he finished seventh on the 1m. In 1975, he took 11th on the 1m. In 1976, he won the 3m. In 1977, he defended his 3m crown and placed fifth on the 1m. SCOTTCRANHAM 1974 ALL-AMERICAN Scott Cranham earned his certificate with a 12th-place effort on the 1m in , 1976, 1977, 1978 ALL-AMERICAN From , Jay Hersey garnered eight certificates. In 1975, he took 12th in the 100 free. In 1976, he swam third on the sixth-place 400 medley. In 1977, he placed seventh in the 100 fly. He also swam third on the first-place 400 medley, second on the seventh-place 800 free relay and first on the eighthplace 400 free relay. In 1978, he finished eighth in the 100 fly and swam third on the sixth-place 400 medley. RICKTHOMAS FREE/IM 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978 ALL-AMERICAN Rick Thomas earned 12 citations from In 1975, he took seventh in the 400 IM and eighth in the 200 IM. He also swam first on the title-winning 800 free relay. In 1976, he took 11th in the 200 free and 12th in the 200 IM. He also ledoff the third-place 800 free relay and swam third on the fifth-place 400 free relay. In 1977, he swam first on the seventh-place 800 free relay and third on the eighth-place 400 free relay. In 1978, he took ninth in the 200 IM and swam first on the ninth-place 800 free relay and advances the sixth-place 400 medley to finals. MARKANTONOFF 1975, 1976 ALL-AMERICAN Mark Antonoff earned a pair of certificates from In 1975, he finished 11th on the 3m. In 1976, he took sixth on the 1m. INDIANAHOOSIERS 87

22 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS TOMKENYON ROMULOARANTES BACK 1975, 1976, 1977 ALL-AMERICAN Tom Kenyon garnered six certificates from In 1975, he took fourth on the 1m and seventh on the 3m. In 1976, he placed fourth on the 1m and sixth on the 3m. In 1977, he finished fourth on the 3m and seventh on the 1m. TODDMUCKLER 1977, 1980 ALL-AMERICAN Romulo Arantes claimed four certificates from In 1977, he took ninth in the 100 back and ledoff the first-place 400 medley. In 1980, he placed sixth in the 100 back and ledoff the sixth-place 400 medley. RICKHOFSTETTER BREAST 1975 ALL-AMERICAN Todd Muckler earned his certificate with a fifth-place showing on the 1m in KENKNOX RELAYS 1977, 1978 ALL-AMERICAN Rick Hofstetter earned five honors from In 1977, he took third in the 100 breast and fourth in the 200 breast and swam second on the first-place 400 medley. In 1978, he placed sixth in the 100 breast and swam second on the sixth-place 400 medley. MARCSCHLATTER BREAST 1975, 1976 ALL-AMERICAN Ken Knox earned a pair of certificates from In 1975, he led off the first-place 400 free relay. In 1976, he anchored the fifth-place 400 free relay. MIKEPHELPS BREAST 1976, 1977 ALL-AMERICAN Mike Phelps picked up three citations from In 1976, he finished eighth in the 100 breast and 11th in the 200 breast. In 1977, he took eighth in the 100 breast. 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980 ALL-AMERICAN From , Marc Schlatter earned seven citations. In 1977, he placed sixth in the 100 breast. In 1978, he took fourth in the 100 breast. In 1979, he finished third in the 100 breast and 12th in the 200 breast. He also swam second on the eighth-place 400 medley. In 1980, he took fifth in the 100 breast and swam second on the sixth-place 400 medley. KENKEIM RELAYS 1977, 1978, 1979 ALL-AMERICAN Ken Keim earned five honors from In 1977, he swam third on the seventh-place 800 free and second on the eighth-place 400 free relays. In 1978, he swam third on the ninth-place 800 free. In 1979, he anchored both the 10th-place 800 free and 11th-place 400 free. 88 INDIANA HOOSIERS

23 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS MARKKERRY FREE/BACK JIMHALLIBURTON FLY/FREE 1978, 1979 ALL-AMERICAN From , Mark Kerry earned eight certificates. In 1978, he placed fourth in the 200 back and fifth in the 100 back. He also ledoff the sixth-place 400 medley and anchored the ninth-place 800 free relay. In 1979, he took fourth in the 100 back and fifth in the 200 back. He also ledoff the eighth-place 400 medley and swam second on the 11th-place 400 free relay. DJANMADRUGA FREE/IM/BACK 1979, 1980 ALL-AMERICAN From , Jim Halliburton claimed four citations. In 1979, he finished eighth in the 100 fly and swam third on both the eighth-place 400 medley and 10th-place 800 free relays. In 1980, he swam third on the sixth-place 400 medley. JAMESKEGLEY FREESTYLE 1979 ALL-AMERICAN 1978, 1979, 1981 ALL-AMERICAN From , Djan Madruga picked up five citations. In 1978, he took fifth in the 1650 free, seventh in the 500 free and ninth in the 400 IM. In 1979, he took seventh in the 1650 free. In 1981, he placed 11th in the 200 back. CHUCKSHARPE FREE 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981 ALL-AMERICAN From , Chuck Sharped garnered nine certificates. In 1978, he took sixth in the 500 free and 12th in the 1650 free. He also anchored the sixth-place 400 medley and swam second on the ninth-place 800 free relay. In 1979, he anchored the eighth-place 400 medle and ledoff the 10th-place 800 free and 11th-place 400 free relays. In 1980, he anchored the sixthplace 400 medley. In 1981, he took eighth in the 200 free. James Kegley made his mark at the 1979 NCAA Championships, finishing ninth in the 1650 freestyle. ROBBOLLINGER 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982 ALL-AMERICAN Rob Bollinger claimed seven certificates and two titles from In 1979, he placed fourth on the 3m and fifth on the 1m. In 1980, he took second on the 1m. In 1981, he won the 3m and placed fourth on the 1m. In 1982, he won the 1m and placed 10th on the 3m. DOUGMACASKILL 1979, 1980 ALL-AMERICAN Doug MacAskill earned three certificates from In 1979, he took 11th on the 1m. In 1980, he placed 10th in both the 1m and 3m. INDIANAHOOSIERS 89

24 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS NIKISTAJKOVIC TOMCOLE FLY 1979, 1980, 1981 ALL-AMERICAN Niki Stajkovic earned five certificates from In 1979, he placed sixth in the 3m. In 1980, he took third in the 3m and sixth in the 1m. In 1981, he finished second in the 1m and fourth in the 3m. DAVEPHELPS RELAY 1982 ALL-AMERICAN Tom Cole took ninth in the 100 fly in PAULLENIHAN 1979 ALL-AMERICAN Dave Phelps earned his certificate as the second leg of the 10th-place 800 free relay. KENMCLAUGHLIN RELAY 1982, 1984 ALL-AMERICAN Paul Lenihan earned three certificates from In 1982, he took 12th in the 1m. In 1984, he placed sixth in the 3m and seventh in the 1m. THOMASMULHERN 1979 ALL-AMERICAN Ken McLaughlin earned his All-American certificate as the third leg of the 11th-place 400 free relay in JOHNSCHULTE 1981, 1982 ALL-AMERICAN John Schulte earned two certificates from In 1981, he placed 11th on the 1m. In 1982, he took 11th on the 1m ALL-AMERICAN Thomas Mulhern earned his certificate with a 10th-place ffort on the 1m in ROJERMADRUGA IM 1983 ALL-AMERICAN Rojer Madruga earned his certificate with a sixth-place finish in the 400 IM in INDIANA HOOSIERS

25 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS PAT J. HARRINGTON DOUGBOYD FREE 1983 ALL-AMERICAN Pat J. Harrington placed 12th in the 1m in JEFFCOPPER RELAY 1983, 1985, 1986 ALL-AMERICAN Doug Boyd earned four certificates from In 1983, he anchored the 11th-place 400 medley. In 1985, he anchored the 15th-place 400 medley. In 1986, he took 15th in the 50 free and anchored the 14th-place 400 free relay. ERICMURFF 1983 ALL-AMERICAN Jeff Copper ledoff the 11th-place 400 medley in JOHNWALDMAN RELAYS 1985 ALL-AMERICAN Eric Murff took 14th on the 3m in MIKETAYLOR 1983, 1985 ALL-AMERICAN John Waldman earned a pair of certificates from In 1983, he swam second on the 11th-place 400 medley. In 1985, he swam second on the 15th-place 400 medley. JOHNKING RELAYS 1983, 1985 ALL-AMERICAN John King earned two certificates from In 1983, he swam third on the 11th-place 400 medley. In 1985, he swam third on the 15th-place 400 medley ALL-AMERICAN Mike Taylor finished 16th on both the 1m and 3m in CLIFFLOOSCHEN BACK 1985, 1986 ALL-AMERICAN Cliff Looschen earned three certificates from In 1985, he ledoff the 15th-place 400 medley. In 1986, he took 15th in the 100 back and swam third on the 14th-place 400 free relay. INDIANAHOOSIERS 91

26 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS CHRISBONEHAM FREE SERGIOLOPEZ BREAST/IM 1986 ALL-AMERICAN Chris Boneham earned a pair of certificates in He placed 12th in the 50 free and ledoff the 14th-place 400 free relay. BILLMATHEWS RELAY 1988, 1989 ALL-AMERICAN Sergio Lopez earned six certificates from In 1988, he finished third in the 200 breast and 15th in the 200 IM. In 1989, he placed eighth in the 200 IM, ninth in the 200 breast and 14th in the 400 IM. He also anchored the 13th-place 800 free relay. JUAN CARLOSVALLEJO FREE 1986 ALL-AMERICAN Bill Mathews earned a certificate with a 14th-place effort in the 400 free relay as the second leg. JIMFISCHER 1988 ALL-AMERICAN Juan Vallejo took 10th in the 500 free in 1988 for his honor. MARKLENZI 1986, 1987, 1989 ALL-AMERICAN Jim Fischer earned five certificates from In 1986, he placed 16th on the 1m, while taking seventh on the 3m in In 1989, he took ninth on the 3m and 10m and 11th on the 1m. BRETKOBEL 1987, 1988 ALL-AMERICAN Bret Kobel earned three certificates from In 1987, he took 10th on the 1m and 13th on the 3m. In 1988, he took 12th on the 3m. 1988, 1989, 1990 ALL-AMERICAN Mark Lenzi earned seven certificates from In 1988, he placed fourth on the 3m and sixth on the 1m. In 1989, he won the 1m and finished second on the 3m. In 1990, he finished second on both the 3m and 10m, while defending his 1m title. JOSEBALLESTER FLY 1989 ALL-AMERICAN Jose Ballester placed 12th in the 200 fly in INDIANA HOOSIERS

27 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS JAMESSWEENEY FREE JOEMCGINNIS RELAY 1989, 1990, 1991 ALL-AMERICAN James Sweeney earned four certificates from In 1989, he took eighth in the 1650 free and swam second on the 13th-place 800 free relay. In 1990, he placed 14th in the 1650 free. In 1991, he ledoff the fifth-place 800 free relay. RICHARDGRANNEMAN FREE 1991 ALL-AMERICAN Joe McGinnis earned two certificates in He swam second on both the sixth-place 400 free and 12th-place 200 free relays. DAVEBURGESS FREE 1989, 1991, 1992 ALL-AMERICAN Richard Granneman earned nine certificates from In 1989, he led off the 13th-place 800 free relay. In 1991, he took fourth in the 500 free, 13th in the 200 free and 15th in the 100 free. He also anchored the fifth-place 800 free and sixthplace 400 free relays. In 1992, he took 16th in the 100 free and swam second on the seventh-place 800 free and ninth-place 400 free relays. GEOFFREYCLIPPERT RELAY 1989 ALL-AMERICAN Geoffrey Clippert swam third on the 13th-place 800 free relay in GREGBOTOS RELAY 1991 ALL-AMERICAN Greg Botos earned a pair of certificates in He ledoff both the sixth-place 400 free and 12th-place 200 free relays. 1991, 1992 ALL-AMERICAN Dave Burgess earned six certificates from In 1991, he swam second on the fifth-place 800 free, third on the sixthplace 400 free and fourth on the 12th-place 200 free relays. In 1992, he took 12th in the 100 free. He also ledoff both the seventh-place 800 free and ninth-place 400 free relays. ERIKSTREIB RELAY 1991 ALL-AMERICAN Erik Streib swam the third leg of Indiana s 12th-place 200- yard freestyle relay at the 1991 NCAA Championships. CRAIGBIERMAN RELAY 1991 ALL-AMERICAN Craig Bierman earned All-America honors at the 1991 NCAA Championships as he swam the third leg of Indiana s fifthplace 800-yard freestyle relay. INDIANAHOOSIERS 93

28 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS ANDYBOERSMA THOMASSISK RELAY 1992, 1994 ALL-AMERICAN Andy Boersma earned four certificates from In 1992, he placed 13th on the 3m and 15th on the 1m. In 1994, he took 10th in the 1m and 14th in the 3m. JEFFWARRICK 1992 ALL-AMERICAN Thomas Sisk swam third on the seventh-place 800 free relay in BRIANBARNES FREE/IM 1992 ALL-AMERICAN Jeff Warrick placed 13th on the 10m in 1992 for his honor. ERICARNOLD RELAY 1992, 1995 ALL-AMERICAN Former IU assistant coach Brian Barnes earned six certificates from In 1992, he anchored the seventh-place 800 free relay. In 1995, he took sixth in the 500 free, 10th in the 400 IM and 13th in the 1650 free. He also anchored both the 11th-place 800 free and 15th-place 400 free relays. MANNINGFIELD BREAST 1992 ALL-AMERICAN Eric Arnold swam third on the ninth-place 400 free relay in PAT M. HARRINGTON RELAY 1992 ALL-AMERICAN Pat M. Harrington anchored the ninth-place 400 free relay in ALL-AMERICAN Manning Field earned his honor with a 16th-place finish in the 100 breast in JASONBAUMANN 1994 ALL-AMERICAN Former IU assistant diving coach Jason Baumann placed 10th on the 10m in INDIANA HOOSIERS

29 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS ROBIGLINSKI IM GREGRUMINSKI BACK/FREE 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998 ALL-AMERICAN Rob Iglinski earned four certificates from In 1995, he took 14th in the 400 IM. In 1996, he took 11th in the 400 IM. In 1997, he placed seventh in the 400 IM. In 1998, he took 12th in the 400 IM. CHRISPLUMB FREE 1995, 1996, 1997 ALL-AMERICAN Greg Ruminski earned eight certificates from In 1995, he swam third on the 11th-place 800 free and second on the 15th-place 400 free relays. In 1996, he took 11th in the 200 back. He also anchored the eighth-place 800 free, swam second on the 15th-place 400 free relay and ledoff the 16th-place 200 medley. In 1997, he placed seventh in the 200 back and 10th in the 100 back. MIKECOLLIER 1995, 1996 ALL-AMERICAN Chris Plumb earned six certificates from In 1995, he ledoff the 11th-place 800 free relay and swam third on the 15th-place 400 free relay. In 1996, he took 12th in the 500 free and 13th in the 200 free. He also swam second on the eighthplace 800 free relay and fourth on the 15th-place 400 free relay. SAMGASOWSKI RELAYS 1995, 1996 ALL-AMERICAN Sam Gasowski earned five certificates from In 1995, he swam second on the 11th-place 800 free and first on the 15th-place 400 free relays. In 1996, he swam third on the eighth-place 800 free, first on the 15th-place 400 free and fourth on the 16th-place 200 medley relays. 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 ALL-AMERICAN Mike Collier earned 10 certificates from In 1996, he placed 11th on the 1m. In 1997, he took fifth on the 3m, 11th on the 1m and 13th on the 10m. In 1998, he placed fourth on the 3m, fifth on the 1m and sixth on the 10m. In 1999, he took fourth on the 1m, eighth on the 3m and seventh on the 10m. THOMASDAVIS RELAY 1996 ALL-AMERICAN Thomas Davis swam the breaststroke leg as a member of Indiana s 200-yard medley relay that finished 16th at the 1996 NCAA Championships. BRADWATTERSON RELAY 1996 ALL-AMERICAN Brad Watterson earned three certificates as a member of relays in INDIANAHOOSIERS 95

30 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS TOMDAVIDSON COLINRUSSELL FREE 1998, 2000, 2001 ALL-AMERICAN Tom Davidson earned six certificates from In 1998, he placed 10th on the 10m and 15th on the 1m. In 2000, he took 14th on the 3m and 16th on the 1m. In 2001, he took third on the 1m and 13th on the 3m. ERICROBSON 2004, 2005 ALL-AMERICAN Colin Russell earned 10 certificates from In 2004, he placed 11th in both the 200 and 400 free. He also swam fourth on the 12th-place 400 medley, first on the 15th-place 400 free and advanced both the 15th-place 200 free and seventh-place 200 medley to finals. In 2005, he swam third on both the 10th-place 800 free and 13th-place 400 free relays. He also ledoff the 12th-place 200 free and anchored the 12thplace 200 medley. KEVINSWANDER BREAST 2000 ALL-AMERICAN Eric Robson took 11th on the 10m in MARCCARLTON 2002, 2003, 2005 ALL-AMERICAN Marc Carlton earned five certificates from In 2002, he placed 12th on the 3m. In 2003, he took sixth on the 10m and eighth on the 3m. In 2005, he placed 11th on the 10m and 13th on the 3m. MURPHHALASZ FLY 2004 ALL-AMERICAN Murph Halasz placed 11th in the 200 fly and swam on four relays. He swam third on the seventh-place 200 medley, 12th-place 400 medley and 15th-place 200 free relays. He also anchored the 15th-place 400 free. 2004, 2005 ALL-AMERICAN Kevin Swander earned 10 certificates from In 2004, he took ninth in the 100 breast and 13th in the 200 breast. He also swam second on the 15th-place 200 free, 12th-place 400 medley, seventh-place 200 medley and 15th-place 400 free relays. In 2005, he placed 11th in the 200 breast. He also swam second on the 12th-place 200 free, 12th-place 200 medley and 13th-place 400 free relays. RYANFAGAN 2004, 2005 ALL-AMERICAN Ryan Fagan earned two certificates in In 2004, he placed 14th on the 10m and took 15th on the 1m in INDIANA HOOSIERS

31 HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS CLAESANDERSSON RELAYS TODDPATRICK RELAYS 2004 ALL-AMERICAN Claes Andersson earned All-America honors swimming on three relays in MATTLEACH RELAYS 2005 ALL-AMERICAN Todd Patrick closed out a terrific freshman campaign as a member of four All-American relays in LEEHOUCHIN RELAYS 2004 ALL-AMERICAN Matt Leach earned All-America status as part of four relays in BRIANMARIANO 2005 ALL-AMERICAN Lee Houchin snagged three All-American certificates in 2005 as a member of a trio of freestyle relay teams. SERGIYFESENKO FREESTYLE 2005 ALL-AMERICAN Brian Mariano claimed 13th place on the platform in 2005 for his certificate. SCOTTTANNER RELAYS 2005 ALL-AMERICAN Scott Tanner picked up his certificate as the third leg of the 200-yard medley relay in ALL-AMERICAN Sergiy Fesenko claimed three certificates in the distance freestyle events as well as a member of the 800 free relay in BENHESEN RELAYS 2005 ALL-AMERICAN Ben Hesen grabbed his All-American honor as part of a relay in INDIANAHOOSIERS 97

32 HOOSIER OLYMPIANS Indiana swimming and diving is rich with tradition, extending beyond the six consecutive NCAA Championships and into the sport s premiere stage, the Olympics. Indiana has sent 56 swimmers and divers to the Olympic Games, medaling in every Olympiad from 1952 to Twenty-six athletes have combined for 58 medals, winning 31 gold, 11 silver and 16 bronze. Doc Counsilman coached the 1964 and 1976 US Olympic teams, and Hobie Billingsley coached divers in the 1968, 1972, 1976 and 1980 Games. Billingsley served as a judge in the 1992 and 1996 Games. ROMULOARANTES BACKSTROKE COMPETED FOR BRAZIL 1976 MONTREAL 100-METER BACKSTROKE, 200-METER BACKSTROKE Romulo Arantes earned an NCAA Championship as a member of Indiana s 400-yard free relay in He was a fourtime All-America selection and a member of Big Ten Championship team from PEDROBALCELLS KEVINBERRY BUTTERFLY COMPETED FOR AUSTRALIA 1960 ROME 200-METER BUTTERFLY (6TH) 1964 TOKYO 200-METER BUTTERFLY (GOLD) One of the top butterfliers in IU history, Kevin Berry won a gold medal for Australia in the 200-meter butterfly at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. He was also an Olympian in 1960 and finished sixth in the 200-meter butterfly. Berry earned All- America accolades three times from He finished second in the 200-yard butterfly and seventh in the 100-yard fly at the 1966 NCAA Championships. In 1967, he took home a fifth-place finish in the 200-yard butterfly. BRIANBUNGUM BREASTSTROKE COMPETED FOR SPAIN 1976 MONTREAL 100-METER BREASTSTROKE, 400-METER MEDLEY RELAY Pedro Balcells competed for the Hoosiers on a second-place NCAA team and a Big Ten Championships squad. LARRYBARBIERE BACKSTROKE COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1968 MEXICO CITY 100-METER BACKSTROKE (4TH) Larry Barbiere was the NCAA Champion in 100-yard backstroke at the 1970 NCAA Championships. He was an 11-time All-American and a member of Big Ten and NCAA Championship teams every year from COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1980 MOSCOW From , Brian Bungum won two individual NCAA titles, taking first place on the three-meter in 1976 and again in Bungum earned four All-America honors from , two on one-meter and two on three-meter. He was a member of Big Ten Championship teams from GARYCONELLY FREESTYLE COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1972 MUNICH 800-METER FREESTYLE RELAY Gary Conelly earned All-America honors on 14 occasions from , 11 of which were earned as a member of relays. At the 1973 NCAA Championships, he led the Hoosiers to their first relay victory in four years as he swam the second leg of the 800-yard freestyle relay. He was a member of NCAA and Big Ten championship teams every year from INDIANA HOOSIERS

33 HOOSIER OLYMPIANS SCOTTCRANHAM LUISNINO DE RIVERA COMPETED FOR CANADA 1972 MUNICH SPRINGBOARD 1976 MONTREAL SPRINGBOARD 1980 MOSCOW - SPRINGBOARD At the 1974 NCAA Championships, Scott Cranham earned a 12th-place finish on the one-meter to earn All-America accolades. He was a member of Indiana s 1973 NCAA Championship squad and Big Ten title teams in 1974 and PEDERDAHLBERG HEAD COACH COMPETED FOR MEXICO 1964 TOKYO SPRINGBOARD (12TH), PLATFORM (10TH) 1968 MEXICO CITY SPRINGBOARD (4TH), PLATFORM (7TH) Luis Nino de Rivera competed for Mexico in the 1964 and 1968 Olympic Games. In 1964 in Tokyo, he finished 10th in platform diving and 12th in the three-meter springboard. Four years later in Mexico City, he was fourth in the springboard diving competition and seventh in the Platformer. A three-time All- American at Indiana, he was a member of the 1968 NCAA Championship team and Big Ten title teams from RICKEARLY HEAD COACH FOR SPAIN 1976 MONTREAL HEAD COACH Peder Dahlberg was the head coach for Spain at the 1976 Olympics in Montreal. A standout breaststroker, Dahlberg earned All-America honors from with the Hoosiers. He was also a member of three NCAA title teams. In 1971, Dahlberg held the American Record in the 100-meter breaststroke and was part of the World Record in the 400-meter medley relay. TOMDINSLEY COMPETED FOR CANADA 1964 TOKYO SPRINGBOARD Tom Dinsley lettered as a member of Indiana s Big Ten Championship teams in 1962 and COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1972 MUNICH PLATFORM (5TH) Rick Early competed for the United States at the 1972 Olympics in Munich and placed fifth in platform diving. He was a six-time All-American and a member of three Big Ten title teams. SANTIAGOESTEVA BACKSTROKE/ FREESTYLE COMPETED FOR SPAIN 1968 MEXICO CITY 200-METER BACKSTROKE (5TH), 100- METER BACKSTROKE, 400-METER MEDLEY RELAY, 800- METER FREESTYLE RELAY 1976 MONTREAL 100-METER BACKSTROKE Santiago Esteva competed for Spain at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City and recorded a fifth-place finish in the 200-meter backstroke. He also competed in the 100-meter backstroke and a pair of relays in The NCAA Champion in the 100-yard= backstroke in 1971, Esteva was a four-time All-American and a member of NCAA and Big Ten Championship teams in 1971, 1973 and INDIANAHOOSIERS 99

34 HOOSIER OLYMPIANS RICKGILBERT JIMHENRY COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1968 MEXICO CITY PLATFORM Rick Gilbert competed for the United States in platform diving at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. A six-time All- America selection, Gilbert was a member of Big Ten Championship squads from COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1968 MEXICO CITY SPRINGBOARD (BRONZE) Jim Henry competed for the United States at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City and won a bronze medal in springboard diving. Inducted into the IU Athletics Hall of Fame in 1984, Henry won five individual national titles from He won the one-meter national championship in 1968, 1969 and 1970 and the three-meter title in 1969 nd He also placed third on the three-meter springboard at the 1968 NCAA Championships. He helped lead the Hoosiers to back-to-back-to-back NCAA titles from GARYHALL INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY/ BUTTERFLY CHARLESHICKCOX COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1968 MEXICO CITY 400-METER INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY (SILVER), 200-METER BACKSTROKE (4TH) 1972 MUNICH 200-METER BUTTERFLY (SILVER), 200- METER INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY (4TH), 400-METER INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY (5TH) 1976 MONTREAL 100-METER BUTTERFLY (BRONZE) Gary Hall earned a total of three medals in three different Olympic Games from He earned a silver medal in the 400-meter IM at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City, secured a silver medal in the 200-meter butterfly at the 1972 Games in Munich and walked away from the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal with a bronze medal in the 100-meter butterfly. He carried the U.S. flag in the 1976 Olympic Games. One of the most decorated swimmers in the history of NCAA swimming, Indiana s Gary Hall earned All-America honors 23 times, collected seven individual NCAA Championships, one relay and was a member of four national championship teams. In 2004, Hall and son, Gary Hall, Jr., became the first father-son combination in U.S. history to qualify for three Olympic Games. INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY/ BACKSTROKE COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1968 MEXICO CITY 200-METER INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY (GOLD), 400-METER INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY (GOLD), 400- METER MEDLEY RELAY (GOLD), 100-METER BACKSTROKE (SILVER) One of the most highly decorated male swimmers in United States history, Charlie Hickcox won individual gold medals in both the 200-and 400-meter IM events at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. That same year, he also led the United States 400-meter medley relay team to a gold medal. In his fourth event at the 1968 Games, Hickcox earned a silver medal in the 100-meter backstroke. Inducted into the IU Athletics Hall of Fame in 1982, Hickcox won three individual titles at the 1968 NCAA Championships and swept both backstroke events in INDIANA HOOSIERS

35 HOOSIER OLYMPIANS JACKHORSLEY CHARLESKEATING BACKSTROKE BREASTSTROKE COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1968 MEXICO CITY 200-METER BACKSTROKE (BRONZE) Jack Horsley won a bronze medal in the 200-meter backstroke at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. A threetime All-America selection, Horsley specialized in the backstroke. In 1970, he finished third in the 200-yard backstroke and ninth in the 100-yard backstroke. In addition, he finished sixth in the 200-yard backstroke in Horsley was a member of four national championship teams. RONALDJACKS COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1976 MONTREAL 200-METER BREASTSTROKE (5TH) Charles Keating swam to a fifth-place finish in the 200-meter breaststroke at the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal. A fourtime All-America selection, Keating was a member of four Big Ten championship teams from MARKKERRY BACKSTROKE FREESTYLE/ BUTTERFLY COMPETED FOR AUSTRALIA COMPETED FOR CANADA 1968 MEXICO CITY 800-METER FREESTYLE RELAY (4TH), 100-METER BUTTERFLY, 200-METER BUTTERFLY, 200-METER FREESTYLE, 400-METER FREESTYLE Ronald Jacks competed in four individual events and was a member of Canada s fourth-place 800-meter freestyle relay at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. Jacks was an eighttime All-American and a member of NCAA and Big Ten Championship teams from CHETJASTREMSKI BREASTSTROKE COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1964 TOKYO 200-METER BREASTSTROKE (BRONZE) 1968 MEXICO CITY 400-METER MEDLEY RELAY Chet Jastremski won a bronze medal in the 200-meter breaststroke at the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo. A nine-time All- America selection, he was a member of Big Ten Championship teams from MONTREAL 200-METER BACKSTROKE (5TH), 100- METER BACKSTROKE (7TH), 400-METER MEDLEY RELAY (6TH) 1980 MOSCOW 200-METER BACKSTROKE (BRONZE), 100-METER BACKSTROKE, 400-METER MEDLEY RELAY (GOLD) 1984 LOS ANGELES 100-METER BACKSTROKE (5TH), 400-METER MEDLEY RELAY (BRONZE) Mark Kerry, while swimming for Australia, earn three Olympic medals competing in three different Olympic Games. In 1980 at the Moscow Games, Kerry was the backstroke leg of the gold medal winning 400-meter medley relay. Also at the Moscow Games, he won a bronze medal in the 200-meter backstroke. Four years later, he was a member of the 400- meter medley relay that won bronze in Los Angeles. Kerry finished fifth in the 200 back, seventh in the 100 back, and sixth as a member of the 400 medley relay at the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal. He competed in the 100 back at both the 1980 and 1984 Games. A nine time All-America selection, he was a member of Indiana s Big Ten championship teams in 1978 and INDIANAHOOSIERS 101

36 HOOSIER OLYMPIANS JOHNKINSELLA FREESTYLE ANDYLOH BUTTERFLY/ FREESTYLE COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1968 MEXICO CITY 1,500-METER FREESTYLE (SILVER) 1972 MUNICH 800-METER FREESTYLE (GOLD) John Kinsella earned medals at two different Olympic Games. At Mexico City in 1968, Kinsella earned a silver medal in the 1,500-meter freestyle. Four years later at Munich, he took home a gold medal in the 800-meter freestyle. An NCAA Champion in in three different events, Kinsella was a 17-time All-America selection. Kinsella was the first man to break 16:00 in the 1500-meter freestyle. In 1970, he won the Sullivan Award as the top amateur athlete. MARKLENZI COMPETED FOR HONG KONG 1968 MEXICO CITY 400-METER FREESTYLE, 100-METER BUTTERFLY Andy Loh competed in the butterfly and 400-meter freestyle for Hong Kong at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. While at Indiana, he was a member of Big Ten Championship teams in 1966 and SERGIOLOPEZ BREASTSTROKE COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1992 BARCELONA 3-METER (GOLD) 1996 ATLANTA 3-METER (BRONZE) Mark Lenzi won a gold medal on the three-meter at the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona. Returned to defend his title at the 1996 Games in Atlanta and won a bronze medal. The sixth Indiana diver to win an NCAA championship, Mark Lenzi won the one-meter in 1989 and again in He also placed second on the three-meter in 1989 and was the runner-up on three-meter and platform in BOBLOH BUTTERFLY/ FREESTYLE COMPETED FOR HONG KONG 1964 TOKYO 1500-METER FREESTYLE 1968 MEXICO CITY 200-METER BUTTERFLY, 200-METER FREESTYLE, 400-METER FREESTYLE Bob Loh competed for Hong Kong at the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo and the 1968 Games in Mexico City. While at Indiana, he was a member of Big Ten Championship teams in 1966 and COMPETED FOR SPAIN 1988 SEOUL 200-METER BREASTSTROKE (BRONZE) 1992 BARCELONA 200-METER BREASTSTROKE Sergio Lopez competed for Spain at both the 1988 Seoul Olympics and the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona, winning a bronze medal in the 200-meter breaststroke at the Seoul Olympics. One of the top breaststrokers in IU history, Lopez earned All-America honors in the 200-yard breaststroke with a third place finish at the 1988 NCAA Championships. Lopez placed eighth in the 200-yard IM at the 1989 NCAA Championships. DERYCKMARKS FREESTYLE COMPETED FOR JAMAICA 1984 LOS ANGELES 100-METER FREESTYLE, 400-METER FREESTYLE RELAY, 400-METER MEDLEY RELAY Deryck Marks competed for Jamaica in the 100-meter freestyle at the Los Angeles Olympic Games in At Indiana, he was a member of Big Ten Championship teams in 1983, 1984, and INDIANA HOOSIERS

37 HOOSIER OLYMPIANS DJANMADRUGA DONMCKENZIE FREESTYLE BREASTSTROKE COMPETED FOR BRAZIL 1976 MONTREAL 400-METER FREESTYLE (4TH), METER FREESTYLE (4TH) 1980 MOSCOW 800-METER FREESTYLE RELAY (BRONZE), 400-METER FREESTYLE (4TH), 400-METER IM (5TH) 1984 LOS ANGELES 200-METER BACKSTROKE, 400- METER FREESTYLE RELAY Djan Madruga competed at the 1976 Montreal Olympics Games, the 1980 Olympic Games in Moscow and the 1984 Los Angeles Games. Madruga won a bronze medal in the 800- meter freestyle relay at the 1980 Games from Brazil. He finished just short of bronze with fourth place finishes in the 400-free in 1976, the 1500 free in 1976 and the 400 free in He was also fifth in the 400 IM at the 1980 Moscow Games. At Indiana, he was a four-time All-America selection and was a member of three Big Ten championship teams in 1977, 1978, and COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1968 MEXICO CITY 100-METER BREASTSTROKE (GOLD), 400-METER MEDLEY RELAY (GOLD) Don McKenzie won two gold medals at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. He was victorious in both the 100- meter breaststroke and the 400-meter medley relay. Inducted into the IU Athletics Hall of Fame in 2000, McKenzie won the 100-yard breaststroke title, swam the breaststroke leg on the winning 400-yard medley relay team, and helped lead Indiana to its second consecutive national title at the 1969 NCAA Championships. The previous year, McKenzie placed third in the 200-yard breaststroke, fourth in the 100 breast, and third in the 400-yard medley relay as Indiana won its first NCAA team title in men s swimming. FRANKMCKINNEY ERNSTMAY BREASTSTROKE COMPETED FOR AUSTRIA 1972 MUNICH BREASTSTROKE Ernst May competed for the Austrian National team at the 1972 Munich Olympic Games in the breaststroke. BACKSTROKE COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1956 MELBOURNE 100-METER BACKSTROKE (BRONZE) 1960 ROME 400-METER MEDLEY RELAY (GOLD); 100- METER BACKSTROKE (SILVER) Frank McKinney added a gold, silver, and bronze medal to his trophy case over the course of two Olympic Games in 1956 and At the Olympic Games in Melbourne in 1956, McKinney finished third in the 100-meter backstroke. Four years later at Rome, he won a silver medal in the 100-yard backstroke and a gold as a member of the United States 400- meter medley relay team. McKinney was also Indiana s second NCAA swimming champion, taking top honors in the 100 and 200 backstroke in McKinney made history of his own in 1960 when he led off the 400 medley relay, the first Indiana relay to be crowned NCAA Champions. He was inducted into the IU Hall of Fame in INDIANAHOOSIERS 103

38 HOOSIER OLYMPIANS JIMMONTGOMERY DAVEPERKOWSKI FREESTYLE BREASTSTROKE COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1976 MONTREAL 100-METER FREESTYLE (GOLD), 400- METER MEDLEY RELAY (GOLD), 800-METER FREESTYLE RELAY (GOLD), 200-METER FREESTYLE (BRONZE) Jim Montgomery swam in four events at the 1976 Montreal Olympics and walked away with three gold medals, including an individual title in the 100-meter freestyle. Inducted into the NCAA Hall of Fame in 1990, Jim Montgomery won swimming letters from and served as team captain as a senior. He won his first individual NCAA championship in the 200- yard freestyle in 1974 and went on to win NCAA titles in both the 100- and 200-yard freestyles in He also swam on three NCAA championship relay teams. He was the first person to break 50 seconds in the 100-meter freestyle at the finals of the 1976 Olympic Games. JOHNMURPHY FREESTYLE COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1968 MEXICO CITY 100-METER BREASTSTROKE Dave Perkowski competed for the United States in the 100- meter breaststroke at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. A four-time All-America selection, Perkowski was a member of Indiana s NCAA championship teams in 1968 and 1969 and Big Ten title teams from COLINRESS FREESTYLE COMPETED FOR FRANCE 1976 MONTREAL 800-METER FREESTYLE RELAY Colin Ress swam for France at the 1976 Olympic Games in Montreal and competed in the 800-meter freestyle. At Indiana, he was a member of Big Ten championship teams in 1976, 1976, 1978 and COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1972 MUNICH 400-METER FREE RELAY (GOLD), 100- METER BACKSTROKE (BRONZE), 100-METER FREESTYLE (4TH) John Murphy competed for the United States at the 1972 Olympic Games and earned two medals, a bronze in the 100- meter backstroke and a gold in the 400-meter free relay. He also finished fourth in the 100-meter freestyle. Murphy swam on three championship relay teams and earned All-American honors 16 times in his four seasons at Indiana. As a junior in 1974, Murphy swam the third leg of the 400-yard freestyle relay team that won the national championship. One year later, Murphy was again part of the winning 400-yard freestyle relay team and added a victory as a member of the 800-yard freestyle relay. CHUCKRICHARDS MODERN PENTATHLON COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1972 MUNICH MODERN PENTATHLON- INDIVIDUALLY (9TH), TEAM (4TH) Chuck Richards competed for the United States at the 1972 Olympic Games held in Munich. Richards competed for the United States in the Modern Pentathlon. The US as a team took fourth, while Richards placed ninth individually. He won the swimming portion of the Pentathlon with a World and Olympic record time. 104 INDIANA HOOSIERS

39 HOOSIER OLYMPIANS FREDSCHMIDT GEORGESMITH BUTTERFLY INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1968 MEXICO CITY 200-METER BUTTERFLY (BRONZE); 400-METER MEDLEY RELAY (GOLD) Fred Schmidt won Olympic medals for the United States in the 200-meter butterfly (bronze) and 400-meter medley relay (gold) at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. A four-time NCAA Champion and a seven-time All-America selection, Schmidt won three events at the 1965 NCAA Championships, taking home titles in the 100- and 200-yard butterfly, as well as swimming the butterfly leg on the first-place 400-yard medley relay team. In 1964, Schmidt won the 200 butterfly. He was a member of NCAA title teams in 1968 and LARYSCHULHOF COMPETED FOR CANADA 1968 MEXICO CITY 200-METER INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY (5TH), 400-METER INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY M, 400-METER FREESTYLE RELAY, 800-METER FREESTYLE RELAY George Smith competed for Canada in four events at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. At Indiana, Smith was an All- America selection in both the 200- and 400-yard individual medley. He was a member of NCAA and Big Ten Championship teams in 1969, 1970, and ALANSOMERS FREESTYLE FREESTYLE COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1964 TOKYO 400-METER FREESTYLE RELAY Lary Schulhof competed for the United States in the 400- meter freestyle relay at the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo. From , Schulhof earned All-America accolades four times. In 1962, he placed fourth in the 200-yard butterfly and fifth in the 100-yard fly. One year later, Schulhof finished fourth in the 100 fly and fifth in the 200 fly. KENSITZBERGER COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1964 TOKYO SPRINGBOARD (GOLD) Ken Sitzberger won a gold medal on the springboard for the United States at the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo. Inducted into the IU Athletics Hall of Fame in 1996, Sitzberger earned five NCAA individual championships, including three national titles on the one-meter and two on three-meter ROME 400-METER FREESTYLE RELAY (5TH), 1,500 METER FREESTYLE (7TH) Alan Somers swam for the United States at the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome. He finished seventh in the 1,500-meter freestyle and was a member of the United States fifth-place 400-meter freestyle relay team. A part of Indiana s Big Ten championship teams in 1961, 1962, and 1963, he collected eight All-America honors in three years, Somers excelled at almost every freestyle distance. NIKISTAJKOVIC COMPETED FOR AUSTRIA 1972 MUNICH PLATFORM 1976 MONTREAL PLATFORM 1980 MOSCOW PLATFORM (8TH), SPRING- BOARD Niki Stajkovic competed for Austria at the 1972, 1976 and 1980 Olympic Games. He finished eighth on the platform at the 1980 Olympics in Moscow. While at Indiana, Stajkovic was a member of Big Ten championship teams in 1978, 1979, and INDIANAHOOSIERS 105

40 HOOSIER OLYMPIANS MARKSPITZ BUTTERFLY/ FREESTYLE RICHARDTANABE FREESTYLE COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1968 MEXICO CITY 400-METER FREESTYLE RELAY (GOLD), 800-METER FREESTYLE RELAY (GOLD), 100-METER BUTTERFLY (SILVER), 100-METER FREESTYLE (BRONZE), 200- METER BUTTERFLY (8TH) 1972 MUNICH 100-METER FREESTYLE (GOLD), 200- METER FREESTYLE (GOLD), 100-METER BUTTERFLY (GOLD), 200-METER BUTTERFLY (GOLD), 400-METER MEDLEY RELAY (GOLD), 400-METER FREE RELAY (GOLD), 800-METER FREE RELAY (GOLD) Mark Spitz went to the starting block seven times at the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich and walked away with seven gold medals, including four as an individual and three as a member of relay teams. He also won two gold medals as a member of relays at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City. Quite possibly the most famous swimmer in the history of the sport, Spitz also won eight individual NCAA titles and four team titles. He is one of only nine swimmers in NCAA history to win an individual title for four consecutive years. He was inducted into the IU Athletics Hall of Fame in MIKESTAMM BACKSTROKE COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1972 MUNICH 400-METER MEDLEY RELAY (GOLD), 100- METER BACKSTROKE (SILVER), 200-METER BACKSTROKE (SILVER) Mike Stamm turned in efforts that earned him three medals at the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich. ly, he won silver medals in both the 100- and 200-meter backstroke and secured a gold medal in the 400-meter medley relay. Inducted into the IU Hall of Fame in 1993, Stamm is one of the top backstrokers in NCAA history. A 13-time All-America selection, he won both the 100- and 200-yard backstroke titles at the 1973 NCAA Championships MELBOURNE 800-METER FREESTYLE RELAY Richard Tanabe swam for the United States in the 800-meter freestyle relay at the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne. He earned All-America status six times in his three years at Indiana. TOMTRETHEWEY BREASTSTROKE COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1964 TOKYO 200-METER BREASTSTROKE Tom Trethewey swam the 200-meter breaststroke at the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo. At Indiana, he was a five-time All- America selection and won NCAA titles in the 200-yard breaststroke and the 400-yard medley relay. He was a member of Indiana s Big Ten championship teams in 1964, 1965 and MIKETROY FREESTYLE/ BUTTERFLY COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1960 ROME 200-METER BUTTERFLY (GOLD), 800-METER FREESTYLE RELAY (GOLD) Mike Troy won two gold medals at the 1960 Olympics in Rome in the 200-meter butterfly and 800-meter freestyle relay. A nine-time All-America selection, Troy won NCAA championships in the 100-yard butterfly, 200-yard butterfly and 400- yard medley relay. He was a member of Big Ten title teams in 1961 and INDIANA HOOSIERS

41 HOOSIER OLYMPIANS FREDTYLER BOBWINDLE FREESTYLE FREESTYLE COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1972 MUNICH 800-METER FREESTYLE RELAY (GOLD), 200-METER FREESTYLE (5TH) Fred Tyler competed for the United States at the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich and won a gold medal in the 800-meter freestyle relay. He also finished fifth in the 200-meter freestyle. At Indiana from , Tyler earned a team national championship, an individual national title in the 200- yard individual medley at the 1975 NCAA Championships and three NCAA titles as a member of relays. JUAN CARLOSVALLEJO COMPETED FOR AUSTRALIA 1964 TOKYO 1,500-METER FREESTYLE (GOLD) Swimming for Australia, Bob Windle won a gold medal in the 1,500-meter freestyle at the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo. A 10-time All-America honoree at Indiana, Bob Windle was a standout freestyler who displayed success at virtually every distance. In 1966, Windle anchored Indiana s first-place 800- yard freestyle relay, which marked the first time the Hoosiers won this event. He was a member of Indiana s 1968 NCAA championship team and contributed to IU s Big Ten team titles in 1966, 1967, and FREESTYLE COMPETED FOR SPAIN 1980 MOSCOW 200-METER FREESTYLE, 800-METER FREESTYLE RELAY 1984 LOS ANGELES 200-METER FREESTYLE (10TH), 800- METER FREESTYLE RELAY Juan Carlos Vallejo competed at the 1980 Olympic Games in Moscow and the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics. His best result was a 10th-place finish in the 200-meter freestyle in At the 1988 NCAA Championships, Vallejo earned All-America honors as he placed 10th in the 500-yard freestyle. WINYOUNG COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1968 MEXICO CITY PLATFORM (BRONZE) Win Young competed for the United States at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City and finished third in platform diving. A six-time All-America selection, he was a member of NCAA championship teams in 1968 and 1969 and was a part of Indiana s three Big Ten title teams from BILLWOOLSEY FREESTYLE COMPETED FOR THE UNITED STATES 1952 HELSINKI 800-METER FREESTYLE RELAY (GOLD), 1,500-METER FREESTYLE 1956 MELBOURNE 800-METER FREESTYLE RELAY (SIL- VER), 100-METER FREESTYLE (6TH), 400-METER FREESTYLE Indiana s first Olympian in the sport of swimming, Bill Woolsey won a gold medal as a member of the 800-meter freestyle relay at the 1952 Helsinki Olympic Games. Woolsey also competed in the 1500-meter freestyle at the 1952 Games as well. Four years later, he won silver as part of the 800 free relay. He also swam in the 100 free, taking sixth and the 400 free. An eight-time All-America selection, Woolsey also won two NCAA championships each in both the 220- and 440-yard freestyle. INDIANAHOOSIERS 107

42 HOOSIER HONOR ROLL Active swimmers in bold. NCAA CHAMPION SWIMMERS 1956 Bill Woolsey and 440 freestyle 1957 Bill Woolsey and 440 freestyle 1959 Frank McKinney and 200 backstroke 1960 Mike Troy and 200 butterfly 1960 McKinney, Miki, Troy, Sintz medley relay 1964 Fred Schmidt butterfly 1965 Fred Schmidt and 200 butterfly 1965 Tom Trethewey breaststroke 1965 Hammer, Trethewey, Schmidt, Williamson medley relay 1966 Bill Utley IM 1966 Ken Webb IM 1966 Utley, Cordin, Webb, Windle free relay 1967 Charlie Hickcox and 200 backstroke 1968 Charlie Hickcox IM and 100 and 200 backstroke 1968 Bill Utley IM 1969 Mark Spitz and 500 freestyle and 100 butterfly 1969 Charlie Hickcox IM and 200 backstroke 1969 Don McKenzie breaststroke 1969 Hickcox, McKenzie, Borowski, Bateman medley relay 1970 Larry Barbiere backstroke 1970 Gary Hall IM 1970 Mark Spitz fly 1971 Gary Hall and 400 IM and 200 backstroke 1971 Mark Spitz and 200 butterfly 1971 John Kinsella and 1650 freestyle 1971 Santiago Esteva backstroke 1972 Mark Spitz and 200 butterfly 1972 Gary Hall and 400 IM 1972 John Kinsella and 1650 freestyle 1973 John Kinsella and 1650 freestyle 1973 Mike Stamm and 200 backstroke 1973 Gary Hall butterfly 1973 Kinsella, Conelly, Tyler, Hall free relay 1974 Jim Montgomery freestyle 1974 Montgomery, Kinsella, Tyler, Hickcox free relay 1974 Nash, Hickcox, Montgomery, Murphy free relay 1975 Fred Tyler IM 1975 Thomas, Murphy, Montgomery, Tyler free relay 1975 Knox, Montgomery, Murphy, Hickcox free relay 1976 Jim Montgomery and 200 freestyle 1977 Arantes, Hofstetter, Hersey, Montgomery medley relay NCAA CHAMPION DIVERS 1964 Rick Gilbert One-Meter 1965 Ken Sitzberger One- & Three-Meter 1966 Ken Sitzberger One-Meter 1967 Ken Sitzberger One- & Three-Meter 1968 Jim Henry One-Meter 1969 Jim Henry One- & Three-Meter 1970 Jim Henry One- & Three-Meter 1976 Brian Bungum Three-Meter 1977 Brian Bungum Three-Meter 1981 Rob Bollinger Three-Meter 1982 Rob Bollinger One-Meter 1989 Mark Lenzi One-Meter 1990 Mark Lenzi One-Meter BIG TEN SWIMMING CHAMPIONS 1945 Ralph Knight backstroke 1956 Bill Woolsey meter freestyle 1956 Bill Woolsey freestyle 1956 Bill Woolsey freestyle 1957 Bill Woolsey freestyle medley relay 1959 Frank McKinney backstroke 1959 Frank McKinney backstroke medley relay 1960 Frank McKinney backstroke 1960 Peter Sintz freestyle 1960 Peter Sintz freestyle 1960 Fred Rounds meter freestyle 1960 Mike Troy butterfly 1960 Mike Troy butterfly 1960 Frank McKinney backstroke medley relay 1961 Frank McKinney backstroke 1961 Peter Sintz freestyle 1961 Alan Somers meter freestyle 1961 John Roethke IM 1961 Mike Troy butterfly 1961 Frank McKinney backstroke medley relay 1962 Alan Somers meter freestyle 1962 Mike Troy butterfly 1962 Mike Troy butterfly 1962 Thomas Stock backstroke 1962 Ted Stickles IM 1962 Chet Jastremski breaststroke 1962 Chet Jastremski breaststroke 1963 Chet Jastremski breaststroke 1963 Gary Verhoeven freestyle 1963 Ted Stickles IM 1963 Chet Jastremski breaststroke 1963 Gary Verhoeven freestyle 1963 Ted Stickles IM 1963 Alan Somers freestyle 1963 Thomas Stock backstroke 1963 Ted Stickles IM medley relay 1964 Ted Stickles IM 1964 Fred Schmidt butterfly 1964 Pete Hammer backstroke 1964 Pete Hammer backstroke 108 INDIANA HOOSIERS

43 HOOSIER HONOR ROLL 1964 Ted Stickles IM medley relay 1965 Fred Schmidt butterfly 1965 Fred Schmidt butterfly freestyle relay 1966 Kenneth Webb IM 1966 William Utley freestyle 1966 Robert Windle freestyle 1966 Kevin Berry butterfly medley relay freestyle relay 1967 Kenneth Webb IM medley relay 1968 Charles Southward freestyle 1968 Charlie Hickcox IM 1968 Charles Southward freestyle 1968 Charlie Hickcox backstroke 1968 Charlie Hickcox backstroke medley relay 1969 Bryan Bateman freestyle 1969 Charles Southward freestyle 1969 Charles Southward freestyle 1969 Charlie Hickcox backstroke freestyle relay 1970 Jim Councilman breaststroke 1970 Gary Conelly freestyle 1970 Gary Hall freestyle 1970 Larry Barbiere IM 1970 Gary Hall freestyle 1970 Mark Spitz butterfly 1970 Mark Spitz butterfly medley relay 1970 Larry Barbiere backstroke 1970 Larry Barbiere backstroke medley relay freestyle relay 1971 Gary Hall IM 1971 Peder Dahlberg breaststroke 1971 Gary Hall IM 1971 John Kinsella freestyle 1971 Mark Spitz freestyle 1971 John Kinsella freestyle 1971 John Kinsella freestyle 1971 Mark Spitz butterfly 1971 Mark Spitz butterfly 1971 Mike Stamm backstroke 1971 Gary Hall backstroke freestyle relay medley relay freestyle relay freestyle relay 1972 Mark Spitz freestyle 1972 Mike Stamm backstroke 1972 Gary Hall IM 1972 John Kinsella freestyle 1972 Gary Hall IM 1972 John Kinsella freestyle 1972 John Kinsella freestyle 1972 Mark Spitz butterfly 1972 Mark Spitz butterfly 1972 Mike Stamm backstroke medley relay freestyle relay freestyle relay 1973 John Kinsella freestyle 1973 Gary Hall IM 1973 John Kinsella freestyle 1973 John Kinsella freestyle 1973 Mike Stamm backstroke 1973 Gary Hall butterfly 1973 Gary Hall butterfly 1973 Mike Stamm backstroke medley relay freestyle relay freestyle relay 1974 Bill Hickcox freestyle 1974 Fred Tyler IM 1974 John Murphy freestyle 1974 Mike Stamm backstroke 1974 Bill Heiss freestyle 1974 John Kinsella freestyle 1974 John Kinsella freestyle 1974 Mel Nash butterfly 1974 Fred Tyler butterfly 1974 Mike Stamm backstroke medley relay freestyle relay freestyle relay 1975 Charles Keating breaststroke 1975 Fred Tyler IM 1975 Bill Hickcox freestyle 1975 John Murphy freestyle 1975 Charles Keating breaststroke 1975 Bruce Dickson IM 1975 Mel Nash backstroke 1975 Bruce Dickson freestyle 1975 Bruce Dickson freestyle 1975 Bob Alsfelder butterfly 1975 Mel Nash backstroke Medley Relay Freestyle Relay 1976 Charles Keating breaststroke 1976 Bruce Dickson IM 1976 Fred Tyler IM 1976 Jim Montgomery freestyle 1976 Jim Montgomery freestyle INDIANAHOOSIERS 109

44 HOOSIER HONOR ROLL 1976 Jim Montgomery freestyle 1976 Bruce Dickson freestyle 1976 Bruce Dickson freestyle 1976 Fred Tyler butterfly 1976 William Schulte backstroke medley relay freestyle relay freestyle relay 1977 Djan Madruga IM 1977 Charles Keating breaststroke 1977 Rick Hofstetter breaststroke 1977 Paul Sigfusson backstroke 1977 Jim Montgomery freestyle 1977 Jim Montgomery freestyle 1977 Jim Montgomery freestyle 1977 Jay Hersey butterfly 1977 Romulo Arantes backstroke 1978 Rick Hofstetter breaststroke 1978 Mark Kerry backstroke 1978 Richard Thomas IM 1978 Ken Keim freestyle 1978 Mark Kerry backstroke 1979 Jay Frentsos IM 1979 Jay Frentsos breaststroke 1979 Marc Schlatter breaststroke 1979 Mark Kerry backstroke 1979 Djan Madruga freestyle 1979 Jay Frentsos IM 1979 Mark Kerry backstroke medley relay 1979 Jim Halliburton butterfly 1980 Jay Frentsos IM 1980 Marc Schlatter breaststroke 1980 Romulo Arantes backstroke medley relay 1980 Chuck Sharpe freestyle 1980 Chuck Sharpe freestyle 1980 Chuck Sharpe freestyle 1980 Jay Frentsos IM 1980 Jim Halliburton butterfly freestyle relay 1981 Seth Bretscher breaststroke 1981 Jim Halliburton butterfly 1981 Chuck Sharpe freestyle 1982 Thomas Cole butterfly 1983 John Waldman breaststroke 1983 John Waldman breaststroke 1983 Joe Carroll freestyle 1983 Rojer Madruga IM 1983 Rojer Madruga freestyle 1984 John Waldman breaststroke 1984 Rojer Madruga IM 1984 John Waldman breaststroke 1984 Joe Carroll freestyle freestyle relay 1985 Cliff Looschen backstroke 1985 Doug Boyd freestyle medley relay 1985 Cliff Looschen backstroke 1985 John King butterfly freestyle relay 1986 Sill Mathews IM 1986 Cliff Looschen backstroke 1986 Bill Mathews butterfly medley relay 1986 Cliff Looschen backstroke 1987 Juan Vallejo freestyle 1989 Sergio Lopez IM 1989 James Sweeney freestyle 1989 James Sweeney freestyle freestyle relay 1991 Richard Granneman freestyle 1991 James Sweeney freestyle freestyle relay 1992 Brian Barnes IM 1996 Sam Gasowski freestyle 1996 Sam Gasowski freestyle medley relay medley relay 2004 Kevin Swander breaststroke 2005 Kevin Swander breaststroke BIG TEN CHAMPIONS 1963 Rick Gilbert One-Meter 1964 Rick Gilbert One-Meter 1964 Rick Gilbert Three-Meter 1965 Rick Gilbert One-Meter 1965 Rick Gilbert Three-Meter 1966 Ken Sitzberger One-Meter 1966 Ken Sitzberger Three-Meter 1967 Ken Sitzberger One-Meter 1967 Ken Sitzberger Three-Meter 1968 Jim Henry One-Meter 1969 Jim Henry One-Meter 1969 Jim Henry Three-Meter 1970 Jim Henry One-Meter 1976 Tom Kenyon Three-Meter 1980 Niki Stajkovic Three-Meter 1982 Rick Bollinger One-Meter 1989 Mark Lenzi One-Meter 1989 Mark Lenzi Three-Meter 1989 Mark Lenzi Meter Platform 1990 Mark Lenzi One-Meter 1997 Mike Collier One-Meter 1997 Tom Davidson Three-Meter 1998 Mike Collier One-Meter 110 INDIANA HOOSIERS

45 HOOSIER HONOR ROLL 1999 Mike Collier One-Meter 2000 Tom Davidson One-Meter 2000 Eric Robson Meter Platform 2001 Tom Davidson One-Meter 2003 Marc Carlton One-Meter 2005 Marc Carlton Three-Meter 2005 Marc Carlton Meter Platform GOODWILL GAMES PARTICIPANTS 2001 Tom Davidson One- & Three-Meter WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES PARTICIPANTS 2001 Tom Davidson One- & Three-Meter 2005 Sergiy Fesenko Swimming 2005 Colin Russell Swimming 2005 Kevin Swander Swimming ALL-BIG TEN SELECTIONS Joseph Carroll Rojer Madruga John Waldman Doug Boyd John King Cliff Looschen Tony Anderson Juan Carlos Vallejo Bill Mathews Robert Mackle Jeff Oristaglio Mark Lenzi Sergio Lopez James Sweeney Richard Granneman Greg Botos Erik Streib Joe McGinnis Dave Burgess Brian Barnes Greg Ruminski Sam Gasowski Tom Davis Fabio Marques Mike Collier , Tom Davidson Marc Carlton Kevin Swander Murph Halasz Matt Leach Claes Andersson Kyle Ruth Mike Payne Colin Russell Marc Carlton Kevin Swander Murph Halasz Ben Hesen Lee Houchin Brian Mariano Colin Russell BIG TEN SWIMMING COACH OF THE YEAR Kris Kirchner (shared) BIG TEN COACH OF THE YEAR Hobie Billingsley Hobie Billingsley Jeff Huber Jeff Huber Jeff Huber Jeff Huber Jeff Huber Jeff Huber BIG TEN DIVER OF THE YEAR Mark Lenzi Mark Lenzi Mike Collier Mike Collier Mike Collier Marc Carlton Marc Carlton BIG TEN SWIMMER OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP Kevin Swander BIG TEN DIVER OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP Tom Davidson (shared) Marc Carlton (shared) Marc Carlton BIG TEN SPORTSMANSHIP HONOREE Scott Tanner BIG TEN FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR () Mike Collier Tom Davidson CSCAA SCHOLAR-ATHLETES Marc Carlton Ryan Fagan Marc Carlton Sergiy Fesenko Murph Halasz Mike Jones Colin Russell Scott Tanner INDIANAHOOSIERS 111

46 HOOSIER HONOR ROLL U.S. SWIMMING SPRING NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 1962 Tom Stock Backstroke 1962 Chet Jastremski Breaststroke 1962 Chet Jastremski Breaststroke 1962 Lary Schulhof Butterfly 1962 Lary Schulhof Butterfly 1962 Chet Jastremski IM 1962 Chet Jastremski IM 1963 Chet Jastremski Breaststroke 1963 Chet Jastremski Breaststroke 1963 Fred Schmidt Butterfly 1963 Chet Jastremski IM 1963 Stock, Jastremski, Schulhof, Hayden Medley Relay 1964 Fred Schmidt Butterfly 1966 Charles Hickcox Backstroke 1966 Bill Utley IM 1967 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1967 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1967 Bill Utley IM 1968 William Burrell Freestyle 1968 Charles Hickcox Backstroke 1968 Charles Hickcox Backstroke 1968 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1968 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1968 Charles Hickcox IM 1968 Gary Hall IM 1969 Gary Hall Backstroke 1969 Gary Hall IM 1970 John Kinsella Freestyle 1970 John Kinsella Freestyle 1970 Mike Stamm Backstroke 1970 Gary Hall Backstroke 1970 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1970 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1970 Gary Hall IM 1970 Gary Hall IM 1971 John Kinsella Freestyle 1971 John Kinsella Freestyle 1971 Mike Stamm Backstroke 1971 Mike Stamm Backstroke 1971 Gary Hall Butterfly 1971 Stamm, Dahlberg, Hall, Spitz Medley Relay 1972 Mark Spitz Freestyle 1972 John Kinsella Freestyle 1972 John Kinsella Freestyle 1972 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1972 Mike Stamm Backstroke 1972 Mike Stamm Backstroke 1972 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1972 Gary Hall IM 1972 Gary Hall IM 1972 Stamm, Ladewig, Spitz, Conelly Medley Relay 1973 Ken Knox Freestyle 1975 Hickcox, Knox, Montgomery, Murphy Free Relay 1976 Jim Montgomery Freestyle 1976 Murphy, Hofstetter, Alsfilder, Hickcox Medley Relay 1977 Jim Montgomery Freestyle 1980 Djan Madruga Freestyle 1980 Djan Madruga IM U.S. SWIMMING SUMMER NATIONAL CHAMPIONS 1962 Tom Stock Backstroke 1962 Tom Stock Backstroke 1962 Chet Jastremski Breaststroke 1962 Chet Jastremski Breaststroke 1962 Ted Stickles IM 1962 Ted Stickles IM 1962 Stock, Jastremski, Schmidt, Sintz Medley Relay 1963 Tom Stock Backstroke 1963 Ted Stickles IM 1963 Stock, Trethewey, Schmidt, Buck Medley Relay 1964 Chet Jastremski Breaststroke 1964 Fred Schmidt Butterfly 1965 Tom Trethewey Breaststroke 1965 Chet Jastremski Breaststroke 1965 Hammer, Trethewey, Burg, Windle Medley Relay 1966 Charles Hickcox Backstroke 1966 Charles Hickcox Backstroke 1966 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1967 Charles Hickcox Backstroke 1967 Charles Hickcox Backstroke 1967 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1967 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1968 Mark Spitz Freestyle 1968 Mark Spitz Freestyle 1968 Lawrence Barbiere Backstroke 1968 Jack Horsley Backstroke 1968 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1968 Gary Hall IM 1969 Gary Hall Backstroke 1969 Gary Hall IM 1969 Gary Hall IM 1970 Mark Spitz Freestyle 1970 John Kinsella Freestyle 1970 Mike Stamm Backstroke 1970 Mike Stamm Backstroke 1970 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1970 Gary Hall Butterfly 1970 Gary Hall IM 1970 Gary Hall IM 1971 Mark Spitz Freestyle 1971 Mark Spitz Freestyle 1971 Mel Nash Backstroke 1971 Peder Dahlberg Breaststroke 1971 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1971 Mark Spitz Butterfly 112 INDIANA HOOSIERS

47 HOOSIER HONOR ROLL 1971 Gary Hall IM 1971 Gary Hall IM 1972 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1972 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1972 Gary Hall IM 1972 Gary Hall IM 1973 Jim Montgomery Freestyle 1973 Jim Montgomery Freestyle 1973 Mike Stamm Backstroke 1973 Heiss, Kineslla, Tyler, Murphy Free Relay 1973 Heiss, Kinsella, Tyler, Murphy Free Relay 1973 Murphy, Dahlberg, Hall, Heiss Medley Relay 1974 Tom Hickcox Freestyle 1974 Nash, Hickcox, Knox, Murphy Free Relay 1975 Jim Montgomery Freestyle 1975 Gary Hall Butterfly 1976 Jim Montgomery Freestyle 1977 Jim Montgomery Freestyle 1977 Rick Hofstetter Breaststroke 1977 Arantes, Hofstetter, Henry, Montgomery Medley Relay 1978 Kerry, Hofstetter, Halliburton, Montgomery Medley Relay 2004 Kevin Swander Breaststroke U.S. OLYMPIC TRIAL WINNERS 1956 William Woolsey Freestyle 1960 Alan Somers Freestyle 1960 Alan Somers Freestyle 1960 Mike Troy Butterfly 1964 Chet Jastremski Breaststroke 1964 Fred Schmidt Butterfly 1968 Charles Hickcox Backstroke 1968 Jackson Horsley Backstroke 1968 Don McKenzie Breaststroke 1968 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1968 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1968 Charles Hickcox Medley 1968 Charles Hickcox Medley 1972 Mark Spitz Freestyle 1972 Mark Spitz Freestyle 1972 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1972 Mark Spitz Butterfly 1972 Gary Hall Medley 1972 Gary Hall Medley 1976 Jim Montgomery Freestyle US OPEN CHAMPIONS 2001 Leach, Schuzle, Halasz, Milkov meter Medley Relay U.S. OLYMPIC HALL OF FAME Mark Spitz AAU SULLIVAN AWARD John Kinsella Mark Spitz ASSOCIATED PRESS ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Mark Spitz ROBERT J.H. KIPHUTH AWARD (Highest Point Scorer at Spring and Summer Nationals) Charles Hickcox (Spring) Mark Spitz (Spring) Gary Hall (Spring) Gary Hall (Summer) Mark Spitz (Summer) Mark Spitz (Spring) ATHLETES APPRECIATION AWARD Dr. James Counsilman MOST VALUABLE SWIMMER Richard Granneman Dave Burgess Manning Field Brian Barnes Brian Barnes Sam Gasowski Greg Ruminski Rob Iglinski Tom Davis Ken Ackermann Don Gold Dave Schulze Murph Halasz Kevin Swander, Colin Russell Kevin Swander PETER JOHNSTON MEMORIAL MOST IMPROVED AWARD Peter Johnston swam for the Hoosiers and won the Most Improved Award as a freshman in The following summer, Peter died tragically in an auto accident. Indiana s Most Improved Swimmer is recognized with the Peter Johnston Award Chuck Jennings Brian Barnes Sam Gasowski Peter Johnston Greg Ruminski Rob Iglinski Chris Plumb Chris Plumb Ken Ackermann Greg Ruminski Rob Chelle INDIANAHOOSIERS 113

48 HOOSIER HONOR ROLL Craig Hertz Brian Stryker Henrik Wahlberg Will Bernhardt Dale Ramsy Richard Bryant Kevin Swander Lee Houchin COACH S DISTINGUISHED ATHLETE AWARD Dave Burgess Chuck Jennings Jason Arnold Jordan Kalcheim Brian Barnes Brad Watterson Chris Plumb Greg Ruminski Rob Iglinski Kyle Goodrich Jeff Ostermann and Ken Ackermann Dave Schulze and Hiroki Naganobori Dave Schulze Temujin Gold Dave Winck Scott Tanner INDIANA DIVER OF THE YEAR Jeff Warrick Jason Baumann Jason Baumann, Jeff Warrick James Soare Mike Collier Mike Collier Mike Collier Mike Collier/Tom Davidson Tom Davidson Tom Davidson Marc Carlton Marc Carlton Ryan Fagan Marc Carlton JEFF WARRICK AWARD Jeff Warrick dove for the Hoosiers from Despite not being expected to be one of Indiana s top divers, Warrick earned All-American and Academic All-American honors in his four-year career. Dr. Jeff Huber honors Indiana s Most Improved Diver with the Jeff Warrick Award James Soare Kevin Shima James Soare Mike Collier Adam Soldati Ryan Kosanic Jason Graves, Jon Repetti Eric Robson Adam Hazes Marc Carlton Alex Burns Brian Mariano, Ryan Fagan Ryan Fagan Jesse Rappaport 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 Doninger Dr. Doug MacAskill David Bere MARGE COUNSILMAN SERVICE AWARD This award is named after Marge Counsilman, the wife of legendary coach James Doc Counsilman. The long-time supporter of the Indiana University swimming and diving program, Marge served as the surrogate mother for countless student-athletes that made their way through Bloomington. This award is presented annually to an individual who has served the IU swimming and diving program Terry Clapacs 114 INDIANA HOOSIERS

49 NCAA RECAPS Note: From 1985-present, top-16 finalists are considered All-Americans, with the top eight on the first team and the next eight earning honorable mention. Prior to 1985, top 12 finalists are considered All-Americans, with the top six considered first team and the next six earning honorable mention. IU did not compete in the NCAA Championships in 1961, 1962 and 1963 due to football recruiting violations. All-Americans for these seasons are based on top times from other meets in the All-American rankings. Additionally, swimmers who compete in the preliminaries for relays and help the team advance to finals, but do not swim in finals are also considered All-Americans. Italics indicates NCAA Championship Bold indicates All-American performance (name) in relays indicates prelim swimmer who did not swim in finals, but earns All-American recognition. Top 16 (All-Americans) 2005 AT MINNEAPOLIS TH (76 PTS.) 200 Free Relay :19.82 (12th) Russell, Swander, Patrick, Houchin 400 Medley Relay DQ Hesen, Swander, Tanner, Russell 200 Medley Relay :28.34 (12th) Patrick, Swander, Tanner, Russell (Hesen) 800 Free Relay :27.90 (10th) Fesenko, Houchin, Russell, Patrick 400 Free Relay :56.92 (13th) Houchin, Swander, Russell, Patrick Alex Brunfeldt free.... 4:24.93 (35th) free. 15:13.06 (22nd) Sergiy Fesenko free.... 4:17.96 (10th) free.. 15:04.42 (12th) Ben Hesen back (31st) Lee Houchin free... 1:37.79 (33rd) free (31st) J.K. Koehler free.... 4:26.80 (39th) free.... 1:40.72 (44th) free.. 15:11.53 (18th) Todd Patrick IM :47.55 (21st) IM :55.62 (28th) Colin Russell free.... 1:37.46 (27th) free (35th) Kevin Swander breast (19th) breast. 1:56.13 (11th) Scott Tanner fly (24th) Marc Carlton m (25th) m (13th) m (11th) Ryan Fagan m (15th) m (26th) m (23rd) Brian Mariano m (33rd) m (17th) m (13th) 2005 AA Total: AT EAST MEADOW.. 17TH (75.5 PTS.) (Meters) 200 Free Relay :32.85 (15th) Andersson, Swander, Halasz, Leach (Russell) 400 Medley Relay :36.19 (12th) Leach, Swander, Halasz, Russell 200 Medley Relay :38.02 (7th) Leach, Swander, Halasz, Andersson (Russell) 400 Free Relay :21.51 (15th) Russell, Swander, Andersson, Halasz (Leach) (Meters) Claes Andersson free (42nd) Murph Halasz fly (24th) fly :57.09 (11th) Matt Leach back (30th) back... 2:01.37 (30th) Colin Russell free.... 3:46.18 (11th) free.... 1:47.06 (11th) free (31st) Kevin Swander breast.. 1:00.38 (9th) breast. 2:11.44 (13th) Ryan Fagan m (30th) m (22nd) m (14th) 2004 AA Total: AT AUSTIN, TEXAS ST (24 PTS.) None Claes Andersson free (28th) free (44th) Marc Carlton m (23rd) m (8th) m (6th) 2003 AA Total: AT ATHENS, GA ND (5 PTS.) None Claes Andersson free (35th) free (35th) David Schulze IM :49.37 (34th) breast (31st) Dale Ramsy free (42nd) Marc Carlton m (21st) m (12th) m (20th) 2002 AA Total: AT COLLEGE STATION. 26TH (20 PTS.) None Don Gold free (31st) free.... 1:38.80 (36th) free (36th) Tom Davidson m (3rd) m (13th) 2001 AA Total: AT MINNEAPOLIS TH (10 PTS.) Relay (Meters) None (Meters) Ken Ackermann back... 2:00.48 (24th) back (24th) Tom Davidson m (16th) m (14th) Ryan Kosanic m (18th) m (33rd) Eric Robson m (23rd) m (25th) m (11th) 2000 AA Total: AT INDIANAPOLIS ST (38 PTS.) None None Mike Collier m (4th) m (8th) m (7th) 1999 AA Total: AT AUBURN ST (56 PTS.) None INDIANAHOOSIERS 115

50 NCAA RECAPS Ken Ackermann back... 1:46.25 (18th) back (30th) Rob Iglinski IM :51.90 (12th) IM :49.31 (27th) Mike Collier m (5th) m (4th) m (6th) Tom Davidson m (15th) m (27th) m (10th) 1998 AA Total: AT MINNEAPOLIS TH (55 PTS.) None Rob Iglinski IM :51.06 (7th) IM :48.83 (21st) Greg Ruminski back (10th) back.... 1:44.81 (7th) Mike Collier m (11th) m (5th) m (13th) 1997 AA Total: AT AUSTIN, TEXAS TH (55 PTS.) 200 Free Relay :22.99 (18th) Watterson, Ruminski, Iglinski, Davis 400 Medley Relay :19.20 (17th) Ruminski, Davis, Watterson, Gasowski 200 Medley Relay :30.73 (16th) Ruminski, Davis, Watterson, Gasowski 800 Free Relay :32.04 (8th) Watterson, Plumb, Gasowski, Ruminski 400 Free Relay :59.52 (15th) Gasowski, Ruminski, Watterson, Plumb Tom Davis breast (25th) Sam Gasowski free (26th) free (21st) Rob Iglinski IM :48.81 (18th) IM :52.29 (11th) Chris Plumb free.... 4:24.15 (12th) free.... 1:37.71 (13th) free.. 15:31.29 (26th) Greg Ruminski back (25th) back... 1:45.68 (11th) Brad Watterson free (49th) Mike Collier m (11th) m (31st) m (17th) 1996 AA Total: AT INDIANAPOLIS TH (43 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :21.36 (18th) Plumb, Iglinski, Ruminski, Gasowski 800 Free Relay :31.84 (11th) Plumb, Gasowski, Ruminski, Barnes 400 Free Relay :01.36 (15th) Gasowski, Ruminski, Plumb, Barnes Brian Barnes free :20.38 (6th) IM :50.10 (10th) free.. 15:11.94 (13th) Sam Gasowski free (30th) free (34th) Rob Iglinski IM :49.57 (20th) IM :53.53 (14th) breast. 2:02.25 (22nd) Chris Plumb free... 4:25.21 (22nd) Greg Ruminski back (25th) back... 1:46.30 (19th) None 1995 AA Total: AT MINNEAPOLIS TH (20 PTS.) None Brian Barnes IM :52.70 (18th) Manning Field breast (23rd) breast. 2:02.00 (28th) Jason Baumann m (25th) m (24th) m (10th) Andy Boersma m (10th) m (14th) m (20th) 1994 AA Total: AT INDIANAPOLIS ST (1PT.) None Manning Field breast (16th) None 1993 AA Total: AT INDIANAPOLIS TH (58 PTS.) 400 Free Relay :57.63 (9th) Burgess, Granneman, Arnold, Harrington 800 Free Relay :31.19 (7th) Burgess, Granneman, Sisk, Barnes 200 Free Relay :21.92 (17th) Arnold, Burgess, Harrington, Sisk 400 Medley Relay :25.39 (22nd) Barnes, Granneman, Sisk, Burgess Brian Barnes IM.... 3:55.22 (22nd) free.... 4:25.63 (27th) Dave Burgess free (12th) free... 1:37.83 (23rd) free (25th) Richard Granneman free (16th) free.... 1:38.57 (28th) free.... 4:23.86 (19th) Andy Boersma m (15th) m (13th) Jeff Warrick m (30th) m (21st) m (13th) 1992 AA Total: AT AUSTIN, TEXAS TH (85 PTS.) 200 Free Relay :20.43 (12th) Botos, McGinnis, Streib, Burgess 800 Free Relay :29.01 (5th) Sweeney, Burgess, Bierman, Granneman 400 Free Relay :56.49 (6th) Botos, McGinnis, Burgess, Granneman Greg Botos free (19th) fly (30th) free (42nd) Steve Gombai breast (42nd) breast. 2:00.68 (20th) Richard Granneman free :19.87 (4th) free.... 1:36.85 (13th) free (15th) Chuck Jennings IM.... 1:51.14 (42nd) breast (44th) breast. 2:03.14 (38th) James Sweeney free... 4:25.62 (22nd) free.. 15:19.36 (17th) None 1991 AA Total: INDIANA HOOSIERS

51 NCAA RECAPS 1990 AT INDIANAPOLIS TH (87 PTS.) 200 Free Relay :22.21 (20th) Granneman, Sweeney, McGinnis, Clippert 200 Medley Relay :32.14 (22nd) Silva, Gombai, Granneman, Clippert Geof Clippert free (31st) Steve Gombai IM :59.33 (30th) Richard Granneman free... 4:29.90 (43rd) free.... 1:36.93 (21st) Ed Silva back (28th) James Sweeney free.... 4:21.53 (18th) free.... 1:38.84 (40th) free.. 15:06.64 (14th) Mark Lenzi m (1st) m (2nd) m (2nd) 1990 AA Total: AT INDIANAPOLIS... 12TH (108 PTS.) 200 Free Relay :22.75 (30th) Granneman, Sweeney, Lopez, Clippert 200 Medley Relay :31.93 (26th) Granneman, Oristaglio, Ballester, Clippert 800 Free Relay :33.78 (13th) Granneman, Sweeney, Clippert, Lopez Jose Ballester fly :47.28 (12th) fly (28th) Geoffrey Clippert free (37th) free (24th) Sergio Lopez breast.. 1:59.49 (9th) IM :49.04 (8th) IM :54.17 (14th) Jeff Oristaglio breast. 2:02.48 (24th) breast (18th) James Sweeney free.... 4:27.58 (31st) free... 15:01.24 (8th) Jim Fischer m (11th) m (9th) m (9th) Mark Lenzi m (1st) m (2nd) m (25th) 1989 AA Total: AT INDIANAPOLIS TH (58 PTS.) 800 Free Relay :37.87 (21st) Sweeney, Dennen, Black, Vallejo Sergio Lopez IM :49.73 (15th) breast (19th) breast.. 1:57.91 (3rd) James Sweeney free.... 4:24.53 (24th) free.... 1:39.82 (39th) free.. 15:28.29 (24th) Juan Vallejo free.... 4:21.87 (10th) free.... 1:39.64 (38th) Russel Bertram m (21st) m (17th) m (21st) Bret Kobel m (17th) m (12th) Mark Lenzi m (6th) m (4th) m (19th) 1988 AA Total: AT AUSTIN, TEXAS TH (23 PTS.) 400 Free Relay :04.09 (20th) Stekert, Norman, Boneham, Mathews 800 Free Relay DQ Vallejo, Hoskins, Black, Dennen Chris Boneham free (37th) fly (48th) free (49th) Bill Mathews fly (32nd) breast (30th) Erik Norman free (48th) free.... 1:45.03 (48th) free (51st) David Stekert free (41st) free (44th) Juan Vallejo free.... 4:26.86 (36th) free.... 1:41.23 (46th) Jim Fischer m (7th) Bret Kobel m (10th) m (13th) Mark Lenzi m (29th) 1987 AA Total: AT INDIANAPOLIS TH (24 PTS.) 400 Free Relay :59.37 (14th) Boneham, Mathews, Looschen, Boyd 800 Free Relay :39.24 (22nd) Not listed Chris Boneham free (12th) Doug Boyd free (15th) free (25th) Rick Dennen free.. 15:28.67 (17th) Cliff Looschen back (15th) back... 1:52.26 (30th) free (21st) Bill Mathews fly (26th) breast (30th) Jeff Oristaglio breast. 2:04.81 (29th) breast (31st) Juan Vallejo free.. 15:47.64 (29th) free.... 1:39.14 (27th) Jim Fischer m (16th) Bret Kobel m (17th) 1986 AA Total: AT AUSTIN, TEXAS ST (9 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :20.47 (15th) Looschen, Waldman, King, Boyd 400 Free Relay :59.91 (17th) Boyd, Looschen, Carroll, Anderson 800 Free Relay :39.90 (20th) Anderson, Looschen, Vallejo, Carroll Chris Boneham free (34th) Doug Boyd free (22nd) free (19th) Joe Carroll free.... 4:26.82 (35th) free.... 1:39.50 (31st) Jeff Copper back (32nd) Rick Dennen free.. 15:33.25 (29th) John King fly :47.89 (23rd) Cliff Looschen free (32nd) back (27th) back... 1:52.95 (30th) Rojer Madruga IM :00.28 (34th) Juan Vallejo free.... 4:31.13 (39th) free... 1:40.16 (32nd) John Waldman breast (19th) Eric Murff m (21st) m (14th) Mike Taylor m (16th) m (16th) Jay Waterbury m (31st) 1985 AA Total: Top 12 (All-Americans) 1984 AT CLEVELAND, OHIO. 18TH (16 PTS.) 800 Free Relay DQ Not Listed 400 Free Relay :01.66 (17th) Anderson, Stadler, Carney, Boyd INDIANAHOOSIERS 117

52 NCAA RECAPS Tony Anderson free.... 1:13.34 (30th) Joe Carroll free.... 1:13.51 (34th) Jeff Copper back (19th) John Waldman breast (16th) breast. 2:03.37 (19th) Paul Lenihan m (7th) m (6th) Mike Taylor m (14th) m (26th) Jay Waterbury m (15th) m (28th) 1984 AA Total: AT INDIANAPOLIS TH (14 PTS.) Incomplete 400 Free Relay :59.45 (15th) Boyd, Carroll, Anderson, Stadler 400 Medley Relay :19.55 (11th) Copper, Waldman, King, Boyd Rojer Madruga free.. 15:16.75 (14th) free.... 4:22.98 (16th) IM :57.20 (6th) John Waldman breast. 2:02.90 (29th) Patrick Harrington.... 1m (12th) William Kenny m (34th) Paul Lenihan m (20th) m (35th) Thomas Mulhern m (28th) m (21st) John Schulte m (16th) 1983 AA Total: AT MADISON, WIS TH (29 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :24.17 (23rd) Copper, Bretscher, Cole, Anderson 800 Free Relay :40.83 (16th) Anderson, Lattaoui, Morgan, Carroll 400 Free Relay :01.34 (20th) King, Morgan, Anderson, Jones Seth Bretscher IM :05.87 (30th) Tom Cole fly (9th) fly :49.79 (19th) Jeff Copper back (27th) Rob Bollinger m (1st) m (10th) Patrick Harrington.... 1m (17th) m (13th) Paul Lenihan m (12th) m (16th) Thomas Mulhern m (10th) m (24th) John Schulte m (11th) Craig Stouffer m (23rd) 1982 AA Total: AT AUSTIN, TEXAS TH (60 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :22.85 (19th) Jones, Bretscher, Halliburton, McLaughlin 800 Free Relay :37.22 (13th) Sharpe, Phelps, Madruga, Halliburton 400 Free Relay :00.95 (20th) Sharpe, Cole, McLaughlin, Halliburton Seth Bretscher IM :53.08 (34th) breast. 2:03.86 (19th) Tom Cole fly (25th) Jim Halliburton fly (17th) Anthony Jones back (37th) Djan Madruga free.... 4:24.61 (24th) IM :55.41 (13th) back... 1:49.95 (11th) Ken McLaughlin free (14th) free (29th) Charles Sharpe free.... 4:25.95 (26th) free :36.99 (8th) free (37th) Rob Bollinger m (4th) m (1st) William Coleman m (15th) Patrick Harrington.... 1m (20th) m (34th) John Schulte m (11th) Niki Stajkovic m (2nd) m (4th) 1981 AA Total: AT CAMBRIDGE TH (77 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :19.21 (6th) Arantes, Schlatter, Halliburton, Sharpe 400 Free Relay :03.71 (22nd) Sharpe, Cole, McLaughlin, Halliburton 800 Free Relay :44.83 (17th) Phelps, Halliburton, Mattioli, Sharpe Romulo Arantes back (6th) back... 1:53.08 (23rd) Kevin Auger fly :50.42 (26th) Tom Cole fly (29th) Jay Frentsos IM :52.30 (23rd) IM :00.60 (19th) breast. 2:06.48 (28th) Jim Halliburton fly (21st) Dean Hart breast (43rd) Anthony Jones free (57th) free (45th) James Kegley free.. 15:25.58 (15th) Dave McLaughlin fly (43rd) Ken McLaughlin free (22nd) free (35th) John Owsiany fly (36th) Dan Phelps free... 1:40.48 (32nd) Danny Rogers back (36th) Marc Schlatter breast (5th) Charles Sharpe free.... 1:38.93 (19th) free.... 4:26.35 (18th) free.. 15:37.30 (26th) Rob Bollinger m (2nd) m (16th) Patrick Harrington.... 3m (30th) Doug MacAskill m (10th) m (10th) Niki Stajkovic m (6th) m (3rd) 1980 AA Total: AT CLEVELAND TH (104 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :19.16 (8th) Kerry, Schlatter, Halliburton, Sharpe 800 Free Relay :37.79 (10th) Sharpe, Phelps, Halliburton, Keim 400 Free Relay :00.88 (11th) Sharpe, Kerry, McLaughlin, Keim Tom Cole free (42nd) fly (27th) Karl Fickenscher free (34th) Jay Frentsos IM :51.40 (15th) breast. 2:06.28 (25th) Jim Halliburton fly :52.00 (35th) fly (8th) James Kegley free.... 4:27.20 (20th) free... 15:22.45 (9th) Ken Keim free.... 4:29.05 (28th) free.... 1:40.41 (26th) Mark Kerry back.... 1:49.90 (5th) back (4th) Mark Lambert breast. 2:07.73 (33rd) breast (43rd) Djan Madruga free.... 4:31.10 (37th) free... 15:17.79 (7th) Ken McLaughlin free (35th) free (40th) fly (21st) 118 INDIANA HOOSIERS

53 NCAA RECAPS Dave Phelps free.... 1:40.95 (28th) Marc Schlatter breast. 2:05.02 (12th) breast (3rd) Chuck Sharpe free.... 4:27.07 (18th) Paul Sigfusson back (36th) Doug MacAskill m (27th) Kevin McWhirter m (43rd) m (18th) 1978 AA Total: AT PROVIDENCE, R.I... 4TH (199 PTS.) Incomplete (Finals Only) 800 Free Relay :35.59 (3rd) Thomas, Tyler, Nash, Montgomery Rob Bollinger m (5th) m (4th) Doug MacAskill m (11th) Kevin McWhiter m (17th) Niki Stajkovic m (21st) m (6th) 1979 AA Total: AT LONG BEACH TH (107 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :21.61 (6th) Kerry, Hofstetter, Hersey, Sharpe (Thomas) 800 Free Relay :40.06 (9th) Thomas, Sharpe, Keim, Kerry 400 Free Relay :04.67 (14th) Sharpe, Keim, Thomas, Hersey Romulo Arantes back (16th) back... 1:55.36 (33rd) Claus Bredschneider fly :52.57 (31st) Shafer Henry fly :50.76 (20th) Jay Hersey fly (8th) Greg Higgins fly (27th) fly :51.58 (27th) Richard Hofstetter breast (6th) breast. 2:06.88 (13th) Mark Lambert breast (35th) breast. 2:07.31 (17th) James Kegley free.... 4:30.43 (24th) free.. 15:35.82 (16th) Ken Keim free.... 4:29.07 (19th) free... 1:41.56 (33rd) free.. 15:47.16 (25th) Mark Kerry free.... 4:28.35 (16th) back (5th) back.... 1:49.01 (4th) Djan Madruga free :24.59 (7th) IM :59.74 (9th) free... 15:17.90 (5th) Ken McLaughlin free (40th) Marc Schlatter breast (4th) breast. 2:07.03 (16th) Charles Sharpe free :28.31 (6th) free.... 1:39.66 (20th) free.. 15:33.80 (12th) Paul Sigfusson back (31st) back... 1:52.73 (20th) Luke Teskey free.. 15:57.80 (30th) Richard Thomas IM :51.93 (9th) free (19th) fly :54.39 (41st) 1977 AT CLEVELAND TH (173 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :17.14 (1st) Arantes, Hofstetter, Hersey, Montgomery 800 Free Relay :36.50 (7th) Thomas, Hersey, Keim, Montgomery 400 Free Relay :00.66 (8th) Hersey, Keim, Thomas, Montgomery Romulo Arantes back (9th) back... 1:51.20 (13th) Jamie Day breast (29th) breast. 2:09.28 (52nd) Colin Hampton free.... 1:40.60 (29th) free (39th) Shafer Henry IM :53.55 (25th) IM :08.61 (44th) fly :50.90 (26th) Jay Hersey fly (7th) fly :50.79 (25th) Greg Higgins fly (30th) fly :50.26 (19th) Rick Hofstetter breast (3rd) breast.. 2:03.87 (4th) Charles Keating breast (33rd) breast. 2:05.49 (14th) James Kegley free... 4:35.56 (33rd) free.. 15:39.27 (15th) Ken Keim free.... 4:28.58 (14th) free.... 1:40.27 (25th) free. 15:59.91 (32nd) Jim Montgomery free (13th) free.... 1:36.30 (2nd) free (3rd) Mike Phelps breast (8th) breast.. 2:08.39 (41st) Marc Schlatter breast (6th) breast. 2:08.86 (48th) Paul Sigfusson back... 1:53.40 (26th) Rick Thomas IM :53.00 (19th) fly (31st) Mark Antonoff m (24th) m (22nd) Dave Boldebuck m (Not listed) Brian Bungum m (5th) m (1st) Tom Kenyon m (7th) m (4th) 1977 AA Total: Medley Relay :22.45 (6th) Nash, Keating, Hersey, Montgomery 400 Free Relay :00.30 (5th) Montgomery, Nash, Thomas, Knox Bruce Dickson IM :58.28 (7th) free :27.47 (8th) Jim Montgomery free.... 1:36.54 (1st) free (6th) free (1st) Mel Nash back (5th) free (9th) Mike Phelps breast (8th) breast. 2:09.34 (11th) Bill Schulte back (8th) Rick Thomas free.... 1:40.97 (11th) IM :53.22 (12th) Fred Tyler IM :52.14 (5th) Mark Antonoff m (6th) Brian Bungum m (1st) Tom Kenyon m (4th) m (6th) 1976 AA Total: AT CLEVELAND ND (274 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :20.93 (2nd) Nash, Keating, Alsfelder, Hickcox 800 Free Relay :36.29 (1st) Thomas, Murphy, Montgomery, Tyler 400 Free Relay :58.42 (1st) Knox, Montgomery, Murphy, Hickcox Bob Alsfelder fly (16th) fly :49.22 (9th) Jeff Boss IM :54.71 (24th) IM.... 4:07.23 (22nd) Bruce Dickson free.... 4:31.19 (14th) IM :05.57 (16th) free.. 15:45.51 (12th) John Halladay free.... 4:33.95 (25th) free.... 1:40.88 (18th) free.. 16:10.09 (30th) Carl Hamry fly (18th) fly :51.23 (20th) Jay Hersey free (36th) fly (13th) free (12th) INDIANAHOOSIERS 119

54 NCAA RECAPS Tom Hickcox free (5th) free.... 1:42.13 (12th) free (12th) Charles Keating breast (18th) breast.. 2:04.59 (3rd) Ken Knox free (23rd) free (42nd) Jim Montgomery free.... 4:30.67 (10th) free.... 1:39.13 (3rd) free (21st) John Murphy IM :52.50 (10th) back (2nd) free (11th) Mel Nash free (4th) back (3rd) back.... 1:50.66 (7th) Bill Schulte back (4th) back... 1:50.37 (2nd) Duncan Scott IM :07.53 (25th) fly :50.94 (17th) Rick Thomas IM :52.24 (8th) IM :59.60 (7th) fly :50.74 (15th) Fred Tyler IM :50.63 (1st) IM :59.97 (5th) free.. 16:01.08 (19th) Mark Antonoff m..... Not listed (13th) m (11th) Brian Bungum m (11th) m (22nd) Tom Kenyon m (4th) m (7th) Todd Muckler m (5th) m (23rd) 1975 AA Total: AT LONG BEACH ND (338 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay DQ Schulte, Ladewig, Nash, Montgomery 800 Free Relay :40.32 (1st) Montgomery, Kinsella, Tyler, Hickcox (Nash, Heiss) 400 Free Relay :00.36 (1st) Nash, Hickcox, Montgomery, Murphy (Heiss) Bob Alsfelder fly (10th) fly :51.46 (6th) Bruce Dickson free :30.48 (5th) IM :08.87 (14th) free... 15:43.63 (5th) Santiago Esteva IM :55.31 (17th) back.... 1:41.56 (3rd) Carl Hamry fly (13th) fly :50.67 (5th) Bill Heiss free.... 4:38.29 (19th) free.... 1:41.83 (16th) free (40th) Will Hickcox free (7th) free :40.05 (5th) free (9th) Charles Keating breast. 1:00.75 (34th) breast.. 2:08.24 (7th) John Kinsella free :33.69 (6th) free :40.95 (7th) free... 15:52.25 (6th) Brock Ladewig breast (8th) breast. 2:10.45 (17th) Jim Montgomery free (11th) free.... 1:39.19 (1st) free (5th) John Murphy IM :53.04 (6th) free (3rd) Mel Nash free (5th) fly (8th) free (8th) Pat O Conner IM :54.18 (10th) fly (18th) fly :53.51 (20th) Bill Schulte back.... 1:54.25 (9th) Mike Stamm IM :54.48 (14th) back... 1:50.43 (2nd) Fred Tyler IM :52.07 (3rd) IM :58.95 (2nd) fly :51.64 (10th) Brian Bungum m (7th) m (14th) Scott Cranham m (12th) m (15th) Gary James m (27th) m (10th) Tom Kenyon m (31st) m (34th) 1974 AA Total: AT KNOXVILLE ST (358 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :23.92 (3rd) Stamm, Ladewig, Hall, Conelly 800 Free Relay :36.39 (1st) Kinsella, Conelly, Tyler, Hall (Beyer, Heiss) 400 Free Relay :03.95 (3rd) Tyler, Kinsella, Murphy, Nash (Conelly) Bob Alsfelder fly (14th) fly :51.64 (8th) Larry Barbiere IM :56.44 (19th) back (11th) back... 1:55.12 (11th) Thomas Beyer free.... 4:35.47 (14th) free.... 1:41.82 (13th) fly :53.93 (22nd) Gary Conelly free.... 4:38.13 (20th) free.... 1:42.14 (18th) free (22nd) Bruce Dickson free.... 4:34.85 (10th) IM :07.13 (10th) free... 15:47.51 (6th) Santiago Esteva back (5th) back... 1:55.38 (15th) Gary Hall IM :52.05 (2nd) fly (2nd) fly :48.49 (1st) Bill Heiss free.... 4:37.13 (18th) free.... 1:42.16 (12th) free.. 16:33.53 (28th) William Hickcox free... 4:46.97 (52nd) free... 1:45.23 (43rd) free (32nd) John Kinsella free.... 4:27.59 (1st) free.... 1:39.70 (2nd) free.. 15:29.21 (1st) Brock Ladewig breast (11th) breast. 2:10.76 (18th) John Murphy IM :53.77 (5th) back (4th) free (10th) Mel Nash free (4th) back (17th) free (31st) Pat O Conner IM :54.88 (11th) fly (6th) fly :52.39 (4th) Myron Scott IM :07.48 (11th) fly (35th) fly :51.62 (7th) Mike Stamm IM :55.20 (14th) back (1st) back.... 1:50.56 (1st) Fred Tyler free :33.51 (5th) IM :57.58 (6th) free.... 1:40.17 (3rd) Steve Byers m (14th) m (8th) Don Muir m (6th) m (4th) 1973 AA Total: AT WEST POINT, N.Y... 1ST (390 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :23.21 (3rd) Stamm, Ladewig, Hall, Conelly 800 Free Relay :40.14 (2nd) Hickcox, Hall, Spitz, Kinsella (Conelly, Heiss) 400 Free Relay :04.29 (4th) Hickcox, Conelly, Murphy, Spitz Bob Alsfelder fly :51.12 (2nd) 120 INDIANA HOOSIERS

55 NCAA RECAPS fly (23rd) William Baird free.... 4:37.50 (13th) free.... 1:44.06 (30th) free.. 16:12.59 (12th) Larry Barbiere IM :54.56 (5th) back (5th) fly (3rd) Gary Conelly free.... 1:41.83 (14th) free (10th) Gary Hall IM :51.51 (1st) IM :58.72 (1st) back.... 1:51.40 (3rd) William Heiss free.... 4:36.22 (11th) free.... 1:42.13 (18th) free... 16:03.19 (9th) Tom Hickcox free :40.95 (6th) free (16th) free :35.08 (8th) Jack Horsley free.... 4:47.54 (40th) back (17th) back.... 1:53.92 (6th) John Kinsella free :24.50(1st) free :40.02 (4th) free.. 15:33.58 (1st) Brock Ladewig breast (6th) breast. 2:08.84 (13th) John Murphy IM :54.39 (10th) back (3rd) free (14th) Pat O Conner IM :52.84 (7th) IM :08.28 (6th) fly (4th) Duncan Scott IM :13.71 (15th) fly :52.84 (10th) Mark Spitz free (3rd) fly :46.90 (1st) fly (1st) Mike Stamm IM :54.25 (9th) back (2nd) back... 1:51.07 (2nd) David Tanner fly :57.32 (32nd) Tom Eldridge m (7th) m (21st) Gary James m (5th) m (10th) Jack Laughlin m (17th) m (14th) Don Muir m (22nd) m (8th) 1972 AA Total: AT AMES, IOWA ST (351 PTS.) Incomplete 400 Medley Relay :22.89 (2nd) Stamm, Dahlberg, Hall, Conelly 800 Free Relay DQ Spitz, Conelly, Kinsella, Hall 400 Free Relay :03.47 (3rd) Spitz, Conelly, Heiss, Kinsella Larry Barbiere back (5th) IM :56.86 (6th) Gary Conelly free :42.61 (8th) Peder Dahlberg breast (12th) Santiago Esteva back (1st) free :33.89 (7th) back.... 1:52.22 (3rd) Gary Hall IM :58.25 (1st) IM :52.20 (1st) back.... 1:50.60 (1st) William Heiss IM :13.75 (8th) IM :56.87 (9th) free... Not listed (9th) Jack Horsley back... 2:00.06 (12th) Daniel Hylant IM :15.24 (10th) John Kinsella free.... 1:40.48 (3rd) free.... 4:27.39 (1st) free.. 15:26.51 (1st) Pat O Conner IM :09.54 (4th) IM :54.64 (3rd) George Smith IM :11.69 (5th) IM :56.24 (8th) Mark Spitz fly :50.11 (1st) free (4th) fly (1st) Mike Stamm back (2nd) IM :55.44 (7th) back... 1:51.47 (2nd) Tom Eldridge m (9th) Gary James m (9th) m (5th) Jack Laughlin m (10th) Don Muir m (12th) 1971 AA Total: AT SALT LAKE CITY... 1ST (332 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :26.95 (2nd) Hall, Counsilman, Barbiere, Conelly 800 Free Relay :57.64 (4th) Conelly, Baird, Hall, Spitz 400 Free Relay :07.71 (4th) Conelly, Anderson, Barbiere, Spitz Richard Anderson free (31st) free (8th) Bill Baird free.... 4:46.22 (11th) free.... 1:46.42 (12th) free... 16:44.74 (6th) Larry Barbiere IM :56.62 (5th) back (1st) back.... 1:56.86 (7th) Gary Conelly free.... 1:45.83 (11th) free (9th) Jim Counsilman breast (2nd) breast.. 2:10.15 (5th) Peder Dahlberg breast (4th) breast. 2:13.96 (11th) Ulf Gustavsen free.... 4:54.94 (18th) free.... 1:46.29 (27th) fly (27th) Gary Hall IM :55.98 (3rd) IM :07.32 (1st) back... 1:53.05 (2nd) Jack Horsley back (3rd) back.... 1:55.66 (3rd) Dan Hylant IM :01.99 (33rd) IM :17.52 (2nd) free.. 17:19.22 (17th) Ron Jacks free.... 4:49.55 (14th) fly :54.76 (6th) free.. 17:00.55 (10th) Dave Marker fly :57.98 (13th) IM.... 4:27.14 (22nd) fly (28th) George Smith IM :57.40 (8th) IM :15.93 (5th) Fred Southward free... 4:57.31 (22nd) free.. 17:40.54 (28th) Mark Spitz free (2nd) free.... 1:42.97 (3rd) fly (1st) Tom Warburton IM :02.09 (35th) IM :25.55 (20th) breast. 2:20.97 (50th) Tom Eldridge m (10th) Jim Henry m (1st) m (1st) Gary James m (8th) 1970 AA Total: AT BLOOMINGTON.... 1ST (427 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :25.80 (1st) Hickcox, McKenzie, Borowski, Bateman 800 Free Relay :50.20 (2nd) Baird, Southward, Bateman, Spitz 400 Free Relay :05.00 (2nd) Bateman, Anderson, Hickcox, Spitz Rich Anderson free (6th) free (15th) Bill Baird free :41.80 (8th) free.... 1:44.98 (10th) free.. 16:11.29 (3rd) INDIANAHOOSIERS 121

56 NCAA RECAPS Bryan Bateman free (4th) free (8th) Steve Borowski fly :57.79 (12th) fly (8th) Jim Counsilman breast (4th) breast.. 2:09.30 (4th) Peder Dahlberg breast.. 1:00.05 (9th) breast.. 2:11.82 (9th) Corky Gilmore IM :01.17 (26th) breast.. 1:02.17 (31st) breast. 2:15.10 (18th) Charles Hickcox IM :54.43 (1st) back (2nd) back.... 1:53.60 (1st) Ron Jacks free.... 4:45.90 (12th) fly :55.96 (10th) fly (13th) Don McKenzie breast (1st) breast.. 2:08.93 (3rd) Dave Perkowski breast (2nd) breast.. 2:12.09 (5th) George Smith IM :56.27 (4th) IM :11.81 (3rd) fly (36th) Fred Southward free :41.64 (6th) free... 16:25.57 (7th) Mark Spitz free.... 4:33.48 (1st) free.... 1:39.50 (1st) fly (1st) Tom Warburton IM :59.13 (12th) IM :16.16 (9th) free.. 16:56.89 (19th) Jon Hahnfeldt m (3rd) m (32nd-injured) Jim Henry m (1st) m (1st) Win Young m (2nd) m (2nd) 1969 AA Total: AT HANOVER, N.H ST (346 PTS.) 800 Free Relay :55.37 (4th) Burrell, Utley, Southward, Windle (Jacks) 400 Free Relay :05.10 (4th) Burrell, Bateman, Windle, Hickcox 400 Medley Relay DQ Not listed Bryan Bateman free (2nd) free :44.46 (9th) free (5th) Steve Borowski fly :54.74 (5th) fly (8th) Bill Burrell free :43.68 (8th) free (14th) fly (17th) Charles Hickcox IM :52.56 (1st) back (1st) back.... 1:54.66 (1st) Ron Jacks free.... 4:49.84 (13th) fly :55.40 (9th) fly (10th) Don McKenzie breast (4th) breast.. 2:12.91 (4th) Celestino Perez free.... 4:58.46 (26th) free.. 17:45.14 (20th) Dave Perkowski breast.. 1:00.29 (6th) breast.. 2:13.30 (6th) Fred Southward free.... 4:39.26 (3rd) free.... 1:44.92 (16th) free... 16:41.04 (6th) David Usrey IM :24.46 (20th) breast. 2:16.05 (16th) Bill Utley IM :56.41 (2nd) IM :10.85 (1st) back.... 1:58.91 (7th) Steven Ware IM :00.60 (18th) IM :19.89 (15th) breast.. 2:17.84 (31st) Bob Windle free.... 4:48.13 (11th) free.... 1:45.01 (18th) free... 16:51.03 (8th) Nick Carlton m (8th) m (12th) Jon Hahnfeldt m (5th) m (5th) Jim Henry m (1st) m (3rd) Luis Nino de Rivera... 1m (6th) m (6th) Win Young m (4th) m (2nd) 1968 AA Total: AT EAST LANSING.... 3RD (249 PTS.) Incomplete (Finals Only) 400 Medley Relay :30.83 (3rd) Hickcox, Perkowski, Berry, Bateman 400 Free Relay :10.79 (8th) Not listed 800 Free Relay :59.61 (3rd) Not listed Bryan Bateman free (10th) Kevin Berry fly :54.62 (5th) Charlie Hickcox back (1st) back.... 1:55.30 (1st) Dave Perkowski breast.. 1:00.26 (4th) breast.. 2:13.90 (6th) Bill Utley IM :56.84 (2nd) IM :13.13 (2nd) back.... 1:56.98 (7th) Ken Webb IM :16.81 (10th) free.. 17:08.99 (11th) Bob Windle free :48.03 (8th) free :45.53 (9th) free... 17:02.25 (8th) Nick Carlton m (9th) m (10th) Luis Nino de Rivera... 1m (7th) Pete Rhodes m (12th) m (11th) Ken Sitzberger m (1st) m (1st) Win Young m (3rd) m (2nd) 1967 AA Total: AT U.S. AIR FORCE.... 2ND (286 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :34.35 (5th) Hammer, Trethewey, Berry, Williamson 400 Free Relay :15.87 (12th) Williamson, Wilson, Hammer, Cordin 800 Free Relay :06.64 (1st) Utley, Cordin, Webb, Windle Kevin Berry fly :54.56 (2nd) fly (6th) John Collins fly :57.80 (6th) fly (20th) Scott Cordin free.... 5:11.89 (16th) free.... 1:50.66 (17th) Ken Frost breast. 1:02.67 (15th) breast. 2:19.88 (13th) Pete Hammer back (5th) back.... 2:04.62 (6th) Ralph Kendrick IM :02.14 (4th) IM :26.36 (8th) fly (17th) Chuck Richards IM :02.83 (14th) IM :29.63 (6th) free.. 18:49.74 (15th) Arthur Smith breast. 1:02.96 (17th) breast. 2:25.00 (22nd) Tom Trethewey breast.. 1:01.10 (5th) breast.. 2:18.93 (5th) Bill Utley IM :58.55 (1st) free.... 1:45.37 (2nd) free (3rd) Ken Webb free :55.03 (6th) IM :19.81 (1st) fly (23rd) Bob Williamson free (14th) Edwin Wilson free.. 18:23.97 (13th) 122 INDIANA HOOSIERS

57 NCAA RECAPS Bob Windle free :53.64 (8th) free.... 1:49.00 (12th) free... 17:58.95 (8th) Rick Earley m (6th) m (4th) Dick Morse m (9th) m (7th) Charlie Neel m (9th) Ken Sitzberger m (1st) m (2nd) 1966 AA Total: AT AMES, IOWA.... 2ND (278.5 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :30.70 (1st) Hammer, Trethewey, Schmidt, Williamson 400 Free Relay :15.00 (6th) Not listed Pete Anderson breast.. 2:15.00 (7th) breast. 1:02.80 (12th) John Collins fly :58.50 (9th) fly (20th) Scott Cordin free.... 4:56.70 (11th) free.... 1:48.40 (19th) free (25th) Dick Gilbert free (22nd) free.... 1:53.40 (27th) free (29th) Pete Hammer back.... 1:56.80 (3rd) back (4th) Ralph Kendrick IM :19.50 (4th) fly :57.80 (7th) IM :01.50 (7th) Chuck Ogilby IM :23.80 (9th) IM :01.10 (6th) free (23rd) Charles Richards IM :22.60 (8th) fly :01.10 (16th) IM :02.70 (9th) Fred Schmidt fly :51.40 (1st) fly (1st) Arthur Smith breast. 2:15.70 (10th) breast. 1:02.60 (11th) Tom Trethewey breast.. 2:10.40 (1st) breast.. 1:00.60 (4th) Terry Townsend free :55.70 (8th) free.. 17:42.60 (14th) Gary Verhoeven free :51.40 (4th) free.... 1:50.90 (26th) free... 17:18.80 (7th) Bob Williamson free (17th) free (15th) Rick Earley m (5th) m (3rd) Rick Gilbert m (2nd) m (2nd) Richard Morse m (11th) m (7th) Ken Sitzberger m (1st) m (1st) 1965 AA Total: AT NEW HAVEN ND (91 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :33.70 (3rd) Hammer, Trethewey, Schulhof, Ogilby 400 Free Relay :13.30 (5th) Ogilby, Williamson, Schulhof, Schmidt Richard Allen free.. 18:09.40 (16th) free.... 5:04.70 (15th) free.... 2:02.20 (39th) Pete Anderson breast.. 1:01.30 (7th) breast.. 2:16.60 (6th) Ken Frost breast.. 1:01.60 (5th) breast.. 2:14.70 (4th) Ralph Kendrick fly :58.30 (5th) IM :00.10 (3rd) IM :19.70 (2nd) Pete Hammer back (8th) back.... 2:00.70 (7th) Tom Hayden free (14th) free (40th) Chuck Ogilby free.... 1:47.60 (13th) free (25th) Richard Schaible breast.. 1:01.60 (6th) breast.. 2:14.80 (7th) Fred Schmidt fly :53.50 (1st) fly (2nd) Lary Schulhof fly (4th) fly :57.70 (4th) Ted Stickles back.... 2:01.20 (8th) IM :00.70 (4th) IM :21.30 (4th) Tom Stock back (7th) back.... 1:58.20 (5th) Terry Townsend free.... 4:55.30 (3rd) free... 17:46.20 (6th) free... 1:49.40 (23rd) Cary Tremewan IM :29.30 (11th) IM :04.80 (14th) Tom Trethewey breast.. 1:00.80 (2nd) breast.. 2:14.70 (4th) Gary Verhoeven free.... 4:53.70 (2nd) free.. 17:54.80 (10th) free... 1:49.40 (22nd) John Wagner fly :01.10 (10th) fly (11th) Robert Williamson free (45th) Rick Earley m (7th) m (5th) Rick Gilbert m (1st) m (3rd) Richard Morse m (8th) m (4th) Charles Neel m (6th) m (6th) 1964 AA Total: ALL-AMERICAN RANKINGS 400 Medley Relay rd 400 Free Relay th Pete Anderson breast th Tom Hayden free th Chet Jastremski breast rd breast rd IM th Ken Nakasone breast th Fred Schmidt fly th fly th Lary Schulhof fly th fly th Alan Somers free th free rd Ted Stickles back th IM rd IM rd Tom Stock back th back th Cary Tremewan IM th IM th John Wagner fly th Gary Verhoeven free rd free rd free th Rick Gilbert m th m th 1963 AA Total: ALL-AMERICAN RANKINGS 400 Medley Relay rd Chet Jastremski breast rd breast rd IM th Ken Nakasone breast th breast th INDIANAHOOSIERS 123

58 NCAA RECAPS Lary Schulhof fly th fly th Pete Sintz free th free th Alan Somers free th free rd free rd Ted Stickles back th IM rd Tom Stock back th back rd Claude Thompson free th free th Cary Tremewan IM th Mike Troy free th fly th fly rd Tom Verth free th None 1962 AA Total: ALL-AMERICAN RANKINGS 400 Free Relay th 400 Medley Relay rd Bill Barton fly th Dick Beaver back th Tom Bissell fly th Frank Brunell fly th Jim Fitzgibbons free th Chet Jastremski breast rd breast rd IM th Terry Laberdie fly th Frank McKinney back rd back rd John Roethke back th IM th Ken Nakasone breast th breast th Pete Sintz free th Alan Somers free th free th m free th Mike Troy fly th fly rd free th None 1961 AA Total: AT DALLAS, TEXAS.... 3RD (69 PTS.) 400 Free Relay :23.20 (5th) Brunell, Verth, Rounds, Parks 400 Medley Relay :40.80 (1st) McKinney, Miki, Troy, Sintz Bill Barton IM :09.40 (7th) fly :02.80 (3rd) fly (10th) Dick Beaver IM :09.80 (6th) back... 2:05.30 (2nd) back (6th) Frank Brunell IM :11.10 (12th) fly (9th) Dick Kitchell fly :07.90 (8th) fly (22nd) Frank McKinney back (2nd) Gerald Miki breast.. 1:04.40 (3rd) breast.. 2:23.10 (7th) John Parks free (2nd) free (3rd) Fred Rounds m free. 18:10.00 (5th) free :30.40 (9th) Pete Sintz free.... 2:03.00 (3rd) free :25.00 (4th) Mike Troy fly :57.80 (1st) fly (1st) Tom Verth free :05.10 (7th) free.... 4:32.30 (10th) None 1960 AA Total: AT ITHACA, N.Y RD (41 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :47.30 (2nd) McKinney, Miki, Barton, Nakamura Bill Barton fly :04.00 (3rd) IM :08.60 (4th) Dick Beaver back.... 2:07.70 (4th) IM :14.90 (9th) back (2nd) Frank McKinney back.... 2:01.40 (1st) back (1st) Gerald Miki breast. 1:07.70 (12th) breast. 2:35.40 (24th) Leslie Nakamura fly (33rd) free (25th) John Parks m free. 18:42.50 (5th) free (27th) free.... 4:46.10 (15th) None 1959 AA Total: AT ANN ARBOR TH (7 PTS.) 400 Medley Relay :00.10 (8th) Cook, Honda, Yap, Nakamura Lewis Cook back... 2:23.40 (28th) Ron Honda fly :19.70 (13th) fly (8th) Gerald Miki breast. 1:09.50 (15th) IM :19.90 (15th) breast. 2:32.50 (15th) Leslie Nakamura free :12.30 (9th) free (16th) John Parks m free 18:46.00 (2nd) free.... 2:15.70 (19th) free :43.20 (5th) Barry Yap breast. 1:09.00 (13th) breast. 2:32.40 (14th) None 1958 AA Total: AT CHAPEL HILL, N.C... 4TH (48 PTS.) Incomplete (Finals Only) 400 Medley Relay :50.70 (3rd) Lord, Yap, Tanabe, Woolsey Ron Honda fly :12.50 (2nd) Richard Kennedy free :57.80 (6th) Thomas Lord breast.. 1:10.70 (6th) IM :10.70 (5th) Dick Tanabe IM :10.80 (3rd) fly (2nd) Bill Woolsey free.... 2:02.50 (1st) free.... 4:38.20 (1st) Barry Yap breast.. 1:03.80 (3rd) breast.. 2:23.30 (3rd) None 1957 AA Total: AT NEW HAVEN TH (22 PTS.) Incomplete None Ron Honda fly... Not listed (4th) Paul Schutt free.. Not listed (9th) Dick Tanabe free.. Not listed (7th) IM.. Not listed (2nd) Bill Woolsey free.. Not listed (1st) free.. Not listed (1st) m free. Not list (2nd) 124 INDIANA HOOSIERS

59 NCAA RECAPS None 1956 AA Total: None 1951 AA Total: None 1945 AA Total: AT OXFORD, OHIO TH (9 PTS.) None 1950 AT COLUMBUS, OHIO.. 13TH (2 PTS.) None 1944 AT NEW HAVEN.. DID NOT COMPETE 1943 AT ANN ARBOR.. DID NOT COMPETE William Kerr m free 20:30.10 (18th) free.... 2:23.80 (26th) Dick Tanabe IM :30.00 (5th) free.... 2:11.90 (10th) Bill Woolsey free.... 2:08.10 (3rd) free :40.00 (4th) None 1955 AA Total: AT SYRACUSE... DID NOT COMPETE Larry Meyer IM... Not listed (4th) None 1950 AA Total: AT CHAPEL HILL, N.C..... NO POINTS None Robert White IM... Not listed (6th) 1942 AT CAMBRIDGE.. DID NOT COMPETE 1941 AT EAST LANSING NO POINTS 300 Medley Relay Not listed (8th) Benedetti, Franklin, Pakucko Bart Benedetti free.. Not listed (3rd) None 1941 AA Total: AT COLUMBUS, OHIO.... NO POINTS None None 1949 AA Total: AT NEW HAVEN.. DID NOT COMPETE 1939 AT ANN ARBOR.. DID NOT COMPETE Frank Pisacreta free.. Not listed (9th) None 1953 AA Total: AT PRINCETON, N.J TH (4 PTS.) 440 Free Relay Not listed (8th) Pisacreta, Briscoe, Seki, Meyer Larry Meyer free.. Not listed (9th) IM... Not listed (3rd) back. Not listed (7th) None 1952 AA Total: AT AUSTIN, TEXAS TH (6 PTS.) 400 Free Relay Not listed (7th) Pisacreta, Seki, Shadburne, Meyer Larry Meyer back Not listed (5th) IM... Not listed (3rd) Frank Pisacreta free.. Not listed (9th) 1948 AT ANN ARBOR.. DID NOT COMPETE 1947 AT SEATTLE..... DID NOT COMPETE Based on All-America Rankings None Thomas Gastineau free Not listed None 1947 AA Total: AT NEW HAVEN.. DID NOT COMPETE Based on All-America Rankings None Thomas Gastineau free Not listed None 1946 AA Total: AT ANN ARBOR, MICH. 10TH (6 PTS.) None Robert White back Not listed (2nd) free.. Not listed (4th) 1938 AT PISCATAWAY. DID NOT COMPETE 1937 AT MINNEAPOLIS NO POINTS None None Theran Feigal Fancy th 1937 AA Total: IU did not compete in the NCAA Championships prior to Additionally, no team points were awarded prior to that date. However, two studentathletes were listed in the All-America rankings ALL-AMERICAN RANKINGS John Moore free.. Not listed (7th) free.. Not listed (7th) 1924 AA Total: ALL-AMERICAN RANKINGS Henry Churchman.... back.... Not listed (8th) John Moore free.. Not listed (8th) free. Not listed (3rd) 1923 AA Total: INDIANAHOOSIERS 125

60 TOP PERFORMERS/PERFORMANCES-YARDS Gasowski 50FREESTYLE AMERICAN: , Tom Jager, Santa Clara, , Anthony Ervin, Cal, 2002 U.S. OPEN: , Fred Bousquet, Auburn, 2005 NCAA MEET: , Fred Bousquet, Auburn, 2005 BIG TEN: , Brent Lang, Michigan, 1990 BIG TEN MEET:...19:44, Matt Grevers, Northwestern, 2004 POOL: , Rob Molettiere, Penn State, 2002 SCHOOL: , Sam Gasowski, Indiana, 1996 # # Time Name Pool Location Date Sam Gasowski Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/15/ Colin Russell Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Claes Andersson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/2/ Sam Gasowski Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/15/ Colin Russell Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Claes Andersson Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ Claes Andersson Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/28/ Colin Russell Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Don Gold Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/22/ Sam Gasowski Minneapolis, Minn. 2/23/ Dale Ramsy CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/2/ Geoffrey Clippert IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/2/ Greg Botos Austin, Texas 3/28/ Ken McLaughlin Austin, Texas 3/26/ Doug Boyd Austin, Texas 3/28/ Mike Payne CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/8/ Cliff Looschen IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/6/ Rich Granneman Minneapolis, Minn. 2/8/ Brett Buonadonna Minneapolis, Minn. 2/23/ Chris Boneham IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/6/ Tom Wanezek Minneapolis, Minn. 2/26/ Mark Spitz West Point, N.Y. 3/23/ Mel Nash Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/ Joseph McGinnis IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/ Erik Streib IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/ Jason Arnold IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/4/93 Russell 100FREESTYLE AMERICAN: , Anthony Ervin, 2002 U.S. OPEN: , Duje Draganja, California, 2005 NCAA MEET: , Duje Draganja, California, 2005 BIG TEN: , Gustavo Borges, Michigan, 1994 BIG TEN MEET: , Matt Grevers, Northwestern, 2005 POOL: , Eugene Botes, Penn State, 2002 SCHOOL: , Colin Russell, Indiana, 2005 # # Time Name Pool Location Date Colin Russell Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Colin Russell Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Don Gold Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/22/ Dave Burgess Minneapolis, Minn. 2/8/ Sam Gasowski Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/15/ Dave Burgess IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/28/ Jim Montgomery Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/ Don Gold Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/22/ Dave Burgess IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/28/ Rich Granneman Austin, Texas 3/28/ Lee Houchin Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Greg Botos IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/ Doug Boyd IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/7/ Claes Andersson Gabrielsen Athens, Ga. 5/28/ Geoffrey Clippert Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 3/1/ Joseph McGinnis Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 3/1/ Brad Watterson Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Peter Johnston IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/4/ Tom Wanezek Minneapolis, Minn. 2/26/ Charles Sharpe Mann Ann Arbor, Mich. 3/6/ Ken McLaughlin Austin, Texas 3/26/ Joseph Carroll IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/7/ Tony Anderson IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/3/ Brett Buonadonna Minneapolis, Minn. 3/4/94 Russell Fesenko 200FREESTYLE AMERICAN: :32.08, Michael Phelps, 2005 U.S. OPEN: :32.08, Michael Phelps, 2005 NCAA MEET: :32.22, Simon Burnett, Arizona, 2004 BIG TEN: :33.41, Arthur Wojdat, Iowa, 1990 BIG TEN MEET: :34.19, Dan Ketchum, Michigan, 2002 POOL: :34.19, Dan Ketchum, Michigan, 2002 SCHOOL: :35.78, Colin Russell, Indiana, 2005 # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 1:35.78 Colin Russell Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 2 1:35.88 Colin Russell Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/04 3 1:35.96 Colin Russell Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ :36.10 Rich Granneman IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/ :36.14 Charles Sharpe Schroeder Brown Deer, Wis. 3/5/ :36.30 Jim Montgomery Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/77 7 1:36.48 Rich Granneman IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/91 8 1:36.54 Jim Montgomery Brown Providence, R.I. 3/25/76 9 1:36.62 Colin Russell Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ :36.66 Dave Burgess IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/28/92 6 1:36.94 Sergiy Fesenko Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 7 1:37.14 Joseph Carroll IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/3/83 8 1:37.23 Chris Plumb Jamail Austin, Texas 3/28/96 9 1:37.34 Don Gold Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ :37.39 Lee Houchin Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/ :37.72 James Sweeney Austin, Texas 3/28/ :38.32 Juan Vallejo IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/6/ :38.41 Todd Patrick CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/5/ :38.44 Brad Watterson Jamail Austin, Texas 3/28/ :38.45 Tony Anderson IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/1/ :38.50 Brian Barnes Minneapolis, Minn. 11/18/ :38.99 John Kevin Koehler Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ :39.15 Greg Krisko Minneapolis, Minn. 3/4/ :39.21 Dave Phelps Schroeder Brown Deer, Wis. 3/5/ :39.26 David Winck Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/04 500FREESTYLE AMERICAN: :08.75, Tom Dolan, Michigan, 1995 U.S. OPEN: :08.75, Tom Dolan, Michigan, 1995 NCAA MEET: :08.75, Tom Dolan, Michigan, 1995 BIG TEN: :08.75, Tom Dolan, Michigan, 1995 BIG TEN MEET: :12.34, Peter Vanderkaay, Michigan, 2005 POOL: :16.30, Dan Ketchum, Michigan, 2002 SCHOOL: :17.96, Sergiy Fesenko, Indiana, 2005 # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 4:17.96 Sergiy Fesenko Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/ :17.98 Rich Granneman Austin, Texas 3/28/91 3 4:18.91 Sergiy Fesenko Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 4 4:19.00 Rich Granneman IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/91 5 4:19.56 Sergiy Fesenko Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/ :19.67 Brian Barnes Minneapolis, Minn. 2/23/95 7 4:19.87 Rich Granneman Austin, Texas 3/28/91 8 4:19.97 Brian Barnes IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/23/95 9 4:20.00 Rich Granneman IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/ :20.68 Colin Russell Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/04 5 4:21.30 James Sweeney IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/91 6 4:21.68 Juan Vallejo IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/7/88 7 4:22.56 Chris Plumb Jamail Austin, Texas 3/28/96 8 4:22.67 Charles Sharpe Mann Ann Arbor, Mich. 3/6/80 9 4:23.60 Joseph Carroll IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/3/ :24.15 Roger Madruga IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/3/ :24.44 Alex Brunfeldt Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ :24.48 John Kinsella West Point, N.Y. 3/23/ :24.59 Djan Madruga Belmont Long Beach, Calif. 3/23/ :25.09 James Kegley Peppe Columbus, Ohio 3/1/ :25.67 John Kevin Koehler Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ :26.50 Andy Campbell IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/3/ :27.01 Steve Black IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/5/ :27.47 Bruce Dickson Brown Providence, R.I. 3/25/ :27.95 Richard Bryant Austin, Texas 12/5/ :27.99 Robert Mackle IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/6/ INDIANA HOOSIERS

61 TOP PERFORMERS/PERFORMANCES-YARDS Fesenko 1000FREESTYLE AMERICAN: :44.11, Chris Thompson, Michigan, 2001 U.S.OPEN: :44.11, Chris Thompson, Michigan, 2001 NCAA MEET: :44.11, Chris Thompson, Michigan, 2001 POOL: :53.89, Chris Thompson, Michigan, 1997 SCHOOL: :58.94, Sergiy Fesenko, Indiana, 2005 # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 8:58.94* Sergiy Fesenko Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/ :05.32* James Sweeney IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/89 3 9:05.70 James Sweeney Royer Bloomington, Ind. 2/11/89 4 9:05.99 James Sweeney IMPE Champaign, Ill. 2/5/88 5 9:07.55* James Sweeney IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/2/ :09.50 John Kinsella Royer Bloomington, Ind. 2/24/73 7 9:10.44 James Sweeney Mann Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/13/ :10.80* Roger Madruga IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/3/83 9 9:11.17* James Sweeney IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/ :11.98 Juan Vallejo IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 1/23/87 6 9:13.11* John Kevin Koehler Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/05 7 9:13.33 Djan Madruga Royer Bloomington, Ind. 1/22/77 8 9:16.24 James Kegley Dallas, Texas 1/20/79 9 9:16.86 Kenneth Keim Royer Bloomington, Ind. 2/11/ :18.02 Brian Barnes Royer Bloomington, Ind. 1/27/ :18.73 Joseph Trent Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/3/ :19.09 Richard Bryant Iowa City, Iowa 1/26/ :19.17 Charles Sharpe Mann Ann Arbor, Mich. 1/30/ :19.50 Rick Dennen Madison, Wis. 2/9/ :19.98 Alex Brunfeldt CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 1/7/ :20.55 Ben Hunter CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 2/7/ :21.54* David Alleva IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/3/ :22.44 Mac Teskey Royer Bloomington, Ind. 1/16/ :23.30 Bruce Dickson Royer Bloomington, Ind. 2/9/ :23.62* Joseph Carroll IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/3/83 * - denotes 1,650-yard split Fesenko 1650FREESTYLE AMERICAN: :26.62, Chris Thompson, Michigan, 2001 U.S. OPEN: :26.62, Chris Thompson, Michigan, 2001 NCAA MEET: :26.62, Chris Thompson, Michigan, 2001 BIG TEN: :26.62, Chris Thompson, Michigan, 2001 BIG TEN MEET: :31.15, Chris Thompson, Michigan, 2001 POOL: :43.95, Chris Thompson, Michigan, 1997 SCHOOL: :00.49, Sergiy Fesenko, Indiana, 2005 # # Time Name Pool Location Date :00.49 Sergiy Fesenko Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ :01.24 James Sweeney IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/ :02.70 James Sweeney IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/2/ :04.42 Sergiy Fesenko Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/ :04.65 James Sweeney IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/ :10.24 Roger Madruga IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/3/ :11.53 John Kevin Koehler Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/ :11.94 Brian Barnes IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/25/ :13.05 Brian Barnes Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ :13.06 Alex Brunfeldt Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/ :17.79 Djan Madruga Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/ :22.45 James Kegley Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/ :24.52 Charles Sharpe Schroeder Brown Deer, Wis. 3/5/ :25.29 Rick Dennen IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/7/ :25.70 Joseph Trent Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/22/ :28.82 Chris Plumb CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 2/24/ :29.21 John Kinsella SAC Knoxville, Tenn. 3/22/ :29.48 Richard Bryant Ann Arbor, Mich. 3/1/ :29.80 David Alleva IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/3/ :30.02 Ben Hunter Minneapolis, Minn. 2/26/ :31.72 Joseph Carroll IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/3/ :33.57 Ryan McNeill Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ :35.48 Juan Vallejo IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/5/ :36.69 Bruce Dickson Royer Bloomington, Ind. 2/22/75 Leach Ruminski 100BACKSTROKE AMERICAN: , Neil Walker, Texas, 1997 U.S. OPEN: , Neil Walker, Texas, 1997 NCAA MEET: , Neil Walker, Texas, 1997 BIG TEN: , Matt Grevers, Northwestern, 2005 BIG TEN MEET : , Matt Grevers, Northwestern, 2005 POOL : , Todd Smolinski, Minnesota, 2002 SCHOOL: , Matt Leach, Indiana, 2003 # # Time Name Pool Location Date Matt Leach Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/28/ Greg Ruminski CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 2/27/ Matt Leach Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ Matt Leach Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ Greg Ruminski CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 2/27/ Greg Ruminski Minneapolis, Minn. 3/28/ Greg Ruminski Minneapolis, Minn. 3/28/ Ben Hesen Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Ben Hesen Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Greg Ruminski Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/15/ Greg Ruminski Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Ken Ackermann Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/24/ William Bernhandt Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Mike Jones Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ Brett Buonadonna Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Scott Tanner Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Cliff Looschen IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/7/ Mark Kerry Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/ Romulo Arantes Cambridge, Mass. 3/27/ John Murphy Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/ William Raese Minneapolis, Minn. 3/4/ Mel Nash Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/ Jeff Copper Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/ Todd Patrick CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 10/8/ Ed Silva Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 3/1/ Kyle Goodrich CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/21/ Mike Stamm SAC Knoxville, Tenn. 3/22/ Dennis Mullins Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/95 200BACKSTROKE AMERICAN: :38.29, Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2005 U.S. OPEN: :38.29, Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2005 NCAA MEET: :38.29, Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2005 BIG TEN: :41.78, Chris DeJong, Michigan, 2004 BIG TEN MEET: :41.78, Chris DeJong, Michigan, 2004 POOL: :42.80, Buyokunos, Michigan, 1997 SCHOOL: :44.15, Greg Ruminski, Indiana, 1997 # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 1:44.15 Greg Ruminski CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 2/27/97 2 1:44.47 Greg Ruminski Minneapolis, Minn. 3/28/97 3 1:44.66 Greg Ruminski Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/15/96 4 1:44.81 Greg Ruminski Minneapolis, Minn. 3/28/97 5 1:44.85 Greg Ruminski Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/95 6 1:45.16 Greg Ruminski Jamail Austin, Texas 3/28/ :45.56 Ken Ackermann Minneapolis, Minn. 2/26/98 7 1:45.56 Greg Ruminski Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/15/ :45.59 William Bernhandt Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/22/ :45.68 Greg Ruminski Jamail Austin, Texas 3/28/96 4 1:46.47 Mike Jones Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 5 1:46.79 Matt Leach Ann Arbor, Mich. 3/1/03 6 1:47.95 Todd Patrick Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 7 1:48.01 Cliff Looschen IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/7/85 8 1:48.32 Ben Hesen Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 9 1:48.45 Chris Plumb Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/15/ :48.60 Mark Kerry Belmont Long Beach, Calif. 3/23/ :48.81 Kyle Goodrich Minneapolis, Minn. 2/26/ :49.28 Dennis Mullins Minneapolis, Minn. 3/4/ :49.49 Niles Madison Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ :49.52 Djan Madruga Royer Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :49.58 Richard Bryant Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ :49.69 Brian Barnes Minneapolis, Minn. 3/4/ :49.82 Mike Stamm Long Beach, Calif. 3/28/ :50.12 William Raese Minneapolis, Minn. 2/8/ :50.37 William Schulte Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/ :50.48 Matt Jensen CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/5/05 INDIANAHOOSIERS 127

62 TOP PERFORMERS/PERFORMANCES-YARDS Swander 100BREASTSTROKE AMERICAN: , Jeremy Linn, Tennessee, 1997 U.S. OPEN: , Jeremy Linn, Tennessee, 1997 NCAA MEET: , Jeremy Linn, Tennessee, 1997 BIG TEN: , Kevin Swander, Indiana, 2004 BIG TEN MEET: , Kevin Swander, Indiana, 2004 POOL: , Jeff Hackler, Minnesota, 2002 SCHOOL: , Kevin Swander, Indiana, 2004 # # Time Name Pool Location Date Kevin Swander Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ Kevin Swander Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Kevin Swander Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Kevin Swander Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/ David Schulze CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/2/ Kevin Swander Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ David Schulze CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/2/ Kevin Swander CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/5/ Henrik Wahlberg Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/24/ Manning Field IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/4/ Marc Schlatter Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/ John Waldman IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/1/ Tom Davis Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/15/ Jeff Oristaglio IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/2/ Charles Jennings IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/ Sergio Lopez IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/7/ Bill Mathews IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/5/ Rick Hofstetter Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/ Hank Baldwin CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/8/ Steve Gombai IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/ Ronnie Hehn Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Thomas Clavier Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Michael Phelps Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/ Mark Eaton IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/7/ Rob Dabrowski Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/28/ Colin Russell CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 10/18/03 Swander 200BREASTSTROKE AMERICAN: :52.62, Brendan Hansen, Texas, 2003 U.S. OPEN: :52.62, Brendan Hansen, Texas, 2003 NCAA MEET: :52.62, Brendan Hansen, Texas, 2003 BIG TEN: :53.77, Mike Barrowman, Michigan, 1990 BIG TEN MEET: :55.87, Eric Wunderlich, Mich., 1993 POOL: :56.56, Jeff Hackler, Minnesota, 2002 SCHOOL: : Kevin Swander, Indiana, 2005 # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 1:56.13 Kevin Swander Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/05 2 1:56.16 Kevin Swander Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 3 1:56.46 Kevin Swander Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/04 4 1:57.61 Kevin Swander Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ :57.94 Sergio Lopez IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/7/88 6 1:58.00 Kevin Swander Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/ :58.15 David Schulze CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/2/02 8 1:58.27 Kevin Swander Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/04 9 1:58.46 David Schulze CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/2/ :58.73 Sergio Lopez IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/2/89 4 1:59.97 Manning Field Minneapolis, Minn. 3/4/94 5 2:00.56 Tom Davis Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/15/96 6 2:00.68 Steve Gombai Austin, Texas 3/28/91 7 2:01.79 Henrik Wahlberg Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/24/00 8 2:01.93 Rob Iglinski Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/95 9 2:02.48 Alec Haley Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 9 2:02.48 Jeff Oristaglio IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/ :02.49 Hank Baldwin Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ :02.55 John Waldman IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/1/ :02.59 Ronnie Hehn Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ :03.05 Guy Hudson IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/ :03.14 Jonathon Burgess CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/24/ :03.14 Chuck Jennings Austin, Texas 3/28/ :03.22 Seth Bretscher Schroeder Brown Deer, Wis. 3/5/ :03.24 Nicholas Arzner Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/22/ :03.28 Kyle Goodrich Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/15/ :03.32 Rob Dabrowski Ann Arbor, Mich. 3/1/03 Tanner Halasz 100BUTTERFLY AMERICAN: , Ian Crocker, Texas 2002 U.S. OPEN: , Ian Crocker, Texas , Mike Cavic, California/SCG, 2004 NCAA MEET: , Ian Crocker, Texas , Mike Cavic, California/SCG, 2004 BIG TEN: , Kyle Bubolz, Northwestern, 2005 BIG TEN MEET: , Kyle Bubolz, Northwestern, 2005 POOL: , Martin Zielinski, Minnesota, 1997 SCHOOL: , Scott Tanner, Indiana, 2005 # # Time Name Pool Location Date Scott Tanner Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/ Scott Tanner Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Murph Halasz Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ Scott Tanner Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Mark Spitz West Point, N.Y. 3/23/ Murph Halasz Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Thomas Clavier Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Murph Halasz Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Murph Halasz Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ Murph Halasz Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/28/ Kevin Euans Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Thomas Cole Schroeder Milwaukee, Wis. 3/25/ Tom Wanezek Minneapolis, Minn. 2/26/ Jim Halliburton Austin, Texas 3/26/ Matt Maley Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ Jason Carlberg Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Ben Hesen Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Jay Hersey Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/ Colin Russell CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/7/ Bill Mathews IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/2/ Gary Hall SAC Knoxville, Tenn. 3/22/ Thomas Sisk Minneapolis, Minn. 2/8/ Kyle Ruth Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ Jose Ballester IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/ John King IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/7/ Greg Botos IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/91 200BUTTERFLY AMERICAN: :41.72, Michael Phelps, 2003 U.S. OPEN: :41.72, Michael Phelps, 2003 NCAA MEET: :41.78, Melvin Stewart, Tennessee, 1991 BIG TEN: :43.26, Davis Tarwater, Michigan, 2004 BIG TEN MEET: :43.26, Davis Tarwater, Michigan, 2004 POOL: :44.35, Kellan O Conner, Northwestern, 2002 SCHOOL: :44.81, Murph Halasz, Indiana, 2004 # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 1:44.81 Murph Halasz Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/04 2 1:45.42 Murph Halasz Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/04 3 1:45.90 Murph Halasz Ann Arbor, Mich. 3/1/03 4 1:46.21 Murph Halasz Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 4 1:46.21 Murph Halasz Ann Arbor, Mich. 3/1/03 6 1:46.29 Murph Halasz Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 7 1:46.68 Murph Halasz CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/3/ :46.90 Mark Spitz West Point, N.Y. 3/23/72 9 1:47.08 Murph Halasz CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/2/ :47.10 Jose Ballester IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/89 4 1:47.41 John King IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/7/85 5 1:48.17 Sergiy Fesenko Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/5/05 6 1:48.21 Thomas Cole Iowa City, Iowa 3/4/82 7 1:48.32 Scott Tanner Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 8 1:48.49 Gary Hall SAC Knoxville, Tenn. 3/22/73 9 1:48.66 Richard Bryant Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ :48.78 Matt Jensen Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ :49.19 Kevin Euans Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/22/ :49.22 Rob Alsfelder Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/ :49.25 Fred Schuster IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/7/ :49.27 Doug Maley IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/1/ :49.64 John Gatti IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/2/ :49.72 Heath Montgomery CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/2/ :50.06 Craig Bierman IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/ :50.07 Kevin Auger Mann Ann Arbor, Mich. 3/6/ :50.08 Stephen Sanchez Minneapolis, Minn. 2/8/ :50.15 Steve Pegram IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/ :50.15 Michael Pegram IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/1/ INDIANA HOOSIERS

63 TOP PERFORMERS/PERFORMANCES-YARDS 200INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Swander AMERICAN: :41.76, Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2005 U.S. OPEN: :41.76, Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2005 NCAA MEET: :41.76, Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2005 BIG TEN: :44.65, Louis Paul, Purdue, 2005 BIG TEN MEET: :44.65, Louis Paul, Purdue, 2005 POOL: :46.48, Matt Brown, Purdue, 1997 SCHOOL: :46.89, Kevin Swander, 2005 # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 1:46.89 Kevin Swander Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ :47.30 Todd Patrick Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 3 1:47.55 Todd Patrick Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/05 4 1:47.71 Todd Patrick Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 5 1:47.87 Kevin Swander Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ :48.25 Sergio Lopez IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/89 7 1:48.53 Kevin Swander Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ :48.62 Rob Iglinski CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 2/27/ :48.91 David Schulze Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/22/ :48.93 David Winck Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/04 7 1:49.11 Murph Halasz Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/04 8 1:49.49 Kyle Goodrich CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 2/27/97 9 1:49.82 Charles Jennings IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/ :49.86 Greg Ruminski Minneapolis, Minn. 2/23/ :49.87 Mike Jones Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/ :49.92 Thomas Sisk Minneapolis, Minn. 2/8/ :50.13 Heath Montgomery CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/2/ :50.15 Matt Leach CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/2/ :50.62 Frederick Tyler Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/ :50.74 William Bernhandt Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ :50.68 Stephen Sanchez IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/4/ :50.85 Bill Mathews IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/2/89 400INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Barnes AMERICAN: :38.18, Tom Dolan, Michigan, 1995 U.S. OPEN: :38.18, Tom Dolan, Michigan, 1995 NCAA MEET: :38.18, Tom Dolan, Michigan, 1995 BIG TEN: :38.18, Tom Dolan, Michigan, 1995 BIG TEN MEET: :42.45, Tom Siciliano, Michigan, 2001 POOL: :46.13, Tom Siciliano, Michigan, 2002 SCHOOL: :49.35, Brian Barnes, Indiana, 1995 # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 3:49.35 Brian Barnes Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ :49.96 Rob Iglinski Minneapolis, Minn. 3/28/97 3 3:50.10 Brian Barnes IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/23/95 4 3:50.58 Rob Iglinski CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 2/27/97 5 3:50.62 Brian Barnes Minneapolis, Minn. 2/8/92 6 3:50.85 Rob Iglinski SRSC Bloomington, Ind. 3/6/98 7 3:50.90 Rob Iglinski CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 2/27/ :51.00 Todd Patrick Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 9 3:51.06 Rob Iglinski Minneapolis, Minn. 3/28/ :51.38 Brian Barnes Minneapolis, Minn. 2/8/92 4 3:52.40 Richard Bryant Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/28/03 5 3:52.52 Sergio Lopez IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/2/89 6 3:53.19 Matt Jensen Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 7 3:53.66 Roger Madruga IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/3/83 8 3:54.85 Kyle Goodrich Minneapolis, Minn. 2/26/98 9 3:55.41 Djan Madruga Austin, Texas 3/26/ :55.76 Stephen Sanchez Minneapolis, Minn. 2/8/ :55.95 Alec Haley Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ :56.02 James Sweeney IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/ :56.48 Peter Haack Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/15/ :56.98 Heath Montgomery CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/2/ :57.44 Joseph Trent Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/24/ :58.28 Bruce Dickson Brown Providence, R.I. 3/25/ :58.52 Jay Frentsos Peppe Columbus, Ohio 3/1/ :58.72 Gary Hall West Point, N.Y. 3/23/ :58.94 Frederick Tyler Long Beach, Calif. 3/28/ :59.33 Steve Gombai IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/22/90 200FREESTYLE RELAY AMERICAN: :16.49, Stanford, 2002 U.S. OPEN: :15.78, California, 2005 NCAA MEET: :15.78, California, 2005 BIG TEN: :17.74, Northwestern, 2005 BIG TEN MEET: :17.74, Northwestern, 2005 POOL: :18.69, Penn State, 2002 SCHOOL: :19.29, Ramsy, Andersson, Payne, N. Burgess, 2002 # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1:19.29 Ramsy, Andersson, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/2/02 Payne, N. Burgess 2 1:19.36 Payne, Andersson, Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/04 Ruth, Russell 3 1:19.73 Russell, Swander, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/05 Patrick, Houchin 4 1:19.73 Russell, Swander, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 Patrick, Houchin 5 1:19.82 Russell, Swander, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/05 Patrick, Houchin 6 1:19.90 Milkov, Payne, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/3/02 Ramsy, Andersson 6 1:19.90 Botos, Streib, IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/91 McGinnis, Granneman 8 1:20.02 Andersson, Payne, Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/28/03 Burgess, Ramsy 9 1:20.22 Botos, Arnold, Minneapolis, Minn. 2/8/92 Burgess, Granneman 10 1:20.43 Botos, McGinnis, Austin, Texas 3/28/91 Streib, Burgess 400FREESTYLE RELAY AMERICAN: :49.80, Texas, 2001 U.S. OPEN: :47.70, California, 2005 NCAA MEET: :47.70, California, 2005 BIG TEN: :51.24, Minnesota, 2005 BIG TEN MEET: :51.24, Minnesota, 2005 POOL: :53.68, Penn State, 2002 SCHOOL: :55.44, Houchin, Swander, Russell, Patrick, 2005 # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 2:55.44 Houchin, Swander, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/26/05 Russell, Patrick 2 2:56.49 Botos, McGinnis, Austin, Texas 3/28/91 Burgess, Granneman 3 2:56.50 Botos, McGinnis, Austin, Texas 3/28/91 Burgess, Granneman 4 2:56.92 Houchin, Swander, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/05 Russell, Patrick 5 2:57.00 Burgess, Botos, IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/91 McGinnis, Granneman 6 2:57.22 Houchin, Swander, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/05 Russell, Patrick 7 2:57.26 Boyd, Looschen, IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/7/85 Carroll, Anderson 8 2:57.29 Winck, Andersson, Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/04 Payne, Russell 9 2:57.63 Burgess, Granneman, IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/28/92 Arnold, Harrington 10 2:57.98 Burgess, Harrington, Minneapolis, Minn. 2/8/92 Arnold, Granneman 800FREESTYLE RELAY AMERICAN: :17.35, Southern California, 2002 U.S. OPEN: :16.25, Florida, 2005 NCAA MEET: :16.25, Florida, 2005 BIG TEN: :20.78, Michigan, 2003 BIG TEN MEET: :21.77, Michigan, 2005 POOL: :22.82, Michigan, 2002 SCHOOL: :27.69, Fesenko, Houchin, Russell, Patrick, 2005 # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 6:27.69 Fesenko, Houchin, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/05 Russell, Patrick 2 6:29.01 Sweeney, Burgess, Austin, Texas 3/28/91 Bierman, Granneman 3 6:29.22 Fesenko, Patrick, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/25/05 Houchin, Russell 4 6:31.03 Granneman, Barnes, Minneapolis, Minn. 2/8/92 Burgess, Sisk 5 6:31.14 Sweeney, Burgess, Austin, Texas 3/28/91 Bierman, Granneman 6 6:31.19 Burgess, Granneman, IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/28/92 Sisk, Barnes 7 6:31.84 Plumb, Gasowski, IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/23/95 Ruminski, Barnes 8 6:32.04 Watterson, Plumb, Jamail Austin, Texas 3/28/96 Gasowski, Ruminski 9 6:32.07 Sweeney, Burgess, IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/28/91 Bierman, Granneman 10 6:32.17 Ruminski, Gasowski, Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/95 Plumb, Barnes INDIANAHOOSIERS 129

64 TOP PERFORMERS/PERFORMANCES-YARDS 200MEDLEY RELAY AMERICAN: :24.46, Texas, 2003 U.S. OPEN: :24.46, Texas, 2003 NCAA MEET: :24.46, Texas, 2003 BIG TEN: :26.02, Minnesota, 2003 BIG TEN MEET: :26.13, Minnesota, 2003 POOL : :26.23, Minnesota, 2002 SCHOOL: :27.40, Leach, Swander, Halasz, Andersson, 2004 # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1:27.40 Leach, Swander, Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/04 Halasz, Andersson 2 1:27.73 Hesen, Swander, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/25/05 Halasz, Russell 3 1:28.15 Leach, Schulze, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/2/02 Halasz, Andersson 4 1:28.34 Patrick, Swander, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/05 Tanner, Russell 5 1:28.60 Patrick, Swander, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 3/24/05 Tanner, Russell 6 1:28.66 Leach, Schulze, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/3/02 Halasz, Andersson 7 1:28.80 Hesen, Swander, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/6/05 Tanner, Russell 8 1:28.82 Leach, Schulze, Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/28/03 Halasz, Andersson 9 1:29.30 Hesen, Swander, Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 1/22/05 Halasz, Russell 10 1:29.58 Ackermann, Wahlberg, Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/24/00 Carlberg, Gold 400MEDLEY RELAY AMERICAN: :04.47, Texas, 2003 U.S. OPEN: :04.47, Texas, 2003 NCAA MEET: :04.47, Texas, 2003 BIG TEN: :08.50, Northwestern, 2005 BIG TEN MEET: :08.50, Northwestern, 2005 POOL: :11.41, Minnesota, 2002 SCHOOL: :12.17, Leach, Swander, Halasz, Russell, 2004 # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 3:12.17 Leach, Swander, Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/28/04 Halasz, Russell 2 3:12.77 Hesen, Swander, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/6/05 Tanner, Russell 3 3:13.16 Hesen, Swander, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/05 Halasz, Houchin 4 3:14.94 Ackermann, Wahlberg, Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/24/00 Euans, Gold 5 3:15.42 Leach, Schulze, Ann Arbor, Mich. 2/28/03 Halasz, Andersson 6 3:15.47 Bernhandt, Schulze, Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/01 Euans, Gold 7 3:15.64 Leach, Schulze, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/2/02 Halasz, Andersson 8 3:16.53 Hesen, Swander, Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/5/05 Halasz, Patrick 9 3:17.14 Arantes, Hofstetter, Cleveland, Ohio 3/27/77 Hersey, Montgomery 10 3:17.62 Ackermann, Davis, Minneapolis, Minn. 2/26/98 Wanezek, Gold Kevin Swander owns three individual yard records (100 and 200 breast and 200 IM) and was a member of three record-setting relays (400 free, 200 medley and 400 medley) Colin Russell owns a pair of individual yard standards (100 and 200 free) and helped the 400 free, 800 free and 400 medley relays eclipsed previous school records. 130 INDIANA HOOSIERS

65 TOP PERFORMERS/PERFORMANCES-LCM 50FREESTYLE SCHOOL: , Claes Andersson, Indiana, FREESTYLE SCHOOL: :46.82, Colin Russell, Indiana, 2004 Andersson # # Time Name Pool Location Date Claes Andersson East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/ Don Gold East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ Don Gold East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ Claes Andersson East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ Don Gold Auburn, Ala. 12/2/ Don Gold Auburn, Ala. 12/2/ Don Gold Minneapolis, Minn. 3/19/ Val Milkov East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ Don Gold Austin, Texas 4/1/ Craig Hertz Auburn, Ala. 12/2/ Mike Payne Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/29/ Todd Patrick IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/11/ Rich Granneman IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ Nick Walkotten CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/30/ Drew Ossakow CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/30/ Greg Botos IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 11/1/ Sam Gasowski Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ Lee Houchin IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/11/ Justin Schnute Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ Dave Burgess Austin, Texas 11/21/ Jason Arnold IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 11/1/ Ken Ackermann Long Island East Meadow, N.Y. 3/28/ Tom Wanezek Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ Ryan Millard CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/30/ Patrick Harrington Austin, Texas 11/21/ Brad Watterson Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/95 100FREESTYLE SCHOOL: , Colin Russell, Indiana, 2004 Russell # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 1:46.82 Colin Russell East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/04 2 1:47.06 Colin Russell East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/ :49.45 Don Gold East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/01 4 1:49.77 Colin Russell Izmir, Turkey 8/16/ :50.42-r Sergiy Fesenko Robillard Montreal, Canada 7/29/05 6 1:50.69 Don Gold East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/01 7 1:50.88 Sergiy Fesenko Evpatotiya, Ukraine 6/25/05 8 1:51.50 Don Gold Auburn, Ala. 12/2/00 9 1:51.57 Colin Russell IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/ :51.89 Don Gold Auburn, Ala. 12/2/00 4 1:52.48 Nicholas Arzner Auburn, Ala. 12/2/00 5 1:52.93 Heath Montgomery East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/01 6 1:53.17 Todd Patrick Irvine, Calif. 8/5/05 7 1:53.71-r John Kevin Koehler CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/30/05 8 1:53.72 Chris Plumb Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/95 9 1:53.82 Richard Bryant Minneapolis, Minn. 3/19/ :55.93 Brian Barnes IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ :56.62 Dave Burgess Austin, Texas 11/21/ :57.44 Lee Houchin IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/ :58.01 Chris Gage IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/ :58.06 Sam Gasowski Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :58.34 Mike Richley IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/ :58.84 Rich Granneman IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 11/1/ :59.20 Duke Shin Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :59.99 Craig Bierman Austin, Texas 11/21/ :00.33 Justin Schnute Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :00.35 Ryan McNeill IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/10/05 400FREESTYLE SCHOOL: :46.18, Colin Russell, Indiana, 2004 Russell # # Time Name Pool Location Date Colin Russell East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/ Don Gold East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ Don Gold East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ Don Gold Auburn, Ala. 12/2/ Colin Russell Robillard Montreal, Quebec 5/12/ Colin Russell Robillard Montreal, Quebec 5/12/ Claes Andersson East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ Val Milkov East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ Val Milkov East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ Claes Andersson East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ Todd Patrick Irvine, Calif. 8/4/ Nick Walkotten CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/27/ Lee Houchin Irvine, Calif. 8/4/ Nicholas Arzner Auburn, Ala. 12/2/ Rich Granneman IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ David Winck IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/ Justin Schnute Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ Dave Burgess Austin, Texas 11/21/ Mike Payne IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/ r John Kevin Koehler CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/28/ Heath Montgomery Long Island East Meadow, N.Y. 3/28/ Greg Ruminski Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ Ryan Millard CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/27/ Scott Tanner CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/27/ Duke Shin Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ Brad Watterson Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/95 Russell # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 3:46.18 Colin Russell East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/04 2 3:47.11 Colin Russell East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/ :50.07 Sergiy Fesenko Canet, France 6/7/05 4 3:50.15 Sergiy Fesenko Robillard Montreal, Quebec 7/24/05 5 3:50.69 Sergiy Fesenko Barcelona, Spain 6/4/05 6 3:52.19 Colin Russell Robillard Montreal, Quebec 5/10/05 7 3:52.92 Colin Russell Robillard Montreal, Quebec 7/24/05 8 3:54.26 Sergiy Fesenko Canet, France 6/7/05 9 3:54.41 Colin Russell Izmir, Turkey 8/15/ :55.69 Richard Bryant East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/01 4 4:00.06 John Kevin Koehler CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/29/05 5 4:00.78 Chris Plumb Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/95 6 4:03.57 Ryan McNeill IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/04 7 4:04.07 Brian Barnes IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/91 8 4:06.46 Alex Brunfeldt IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/05 9 4:06.58 Chris Gage IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/ :07.55 Paul Sigfusson Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/29/ :08.06 Rich Granneman IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 11/1/ :09.37 Don Gold Federal Way, Wash. 4/1/ :10.75 Ben Hunter IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/ :11.20 Dave Burgess Austin, Texas 11/21/ :12.47 Matt Jensen IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/11/ :15.39 Greg Ruminski Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :16.22 Greg Krisko Austin, Texas 11/21/ :16.69 Rob Chelle IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/ :16.75 Alex Ress IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ :17.59 Norman Ference CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/29/05 INDIANAHOOSIERS 131

66 TOP PERFORMERS/PERFORMANCES-LCM 800FREESTYLE SCHOOL:...8:06.78, Sergiy Fesenko, Indiana, BACKSTROKE SCHOOL: , Ken Ackermann, Indiana, 2000 Fesenko # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 8:06.78 Sergiy Fesenko Evpatotiya, Ukraine 6/25/ :17.66 Ryan McNeill Irvine, Calif. 8/3/ :25.12 John Kevin Koehler CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/30/ :31.22 Paul Sigfusson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/30/ :34.41 Alex Brunfeldt Irvine, Calif. 8/3/ :35.51 Brian Barnes IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 11/1/ :46.67 Norman Ference CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/30/ :51.43 Greg Krisko IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 11/1/ :07.94 Alex Ress IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 11/1/92 200MEDLEY RELAY SCHOOL: :32.49, Steckert, Olson, Heck, Braadt, 1987 # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1:32.49 Steckert, Olson, Norris Evanston, Ill. 11/8/87 Heck, Braadt 2 1:32.85 Streib, Rose, Norris Evanston, Ill. 11/8/87 Fisch, Etnyre 3 1:37.91 Leach, Swander, East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/04 Halasz, Andersson 4 1:38.02 Leach, Swander, East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/04 Halasz, Andersson 1500FREESTYLE SCHOOL:...15:18.96, Sergiy Fesenko, Indiana, 2005 Ackermann # # Time Name Pool Location Date Ken Ackermann Minneapolis, Minn. 3/23/ Matt Leach East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/ Matt Leach East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ Nick Walkotten CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/29/ Matt Leach East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ William Bernhardt Auburn, Ala. 12/2/ Nick Walkotten IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/11/ William Bernhardt Auburn, Ala. 12/2/ William Bernhardt Austin, Texas 4/1/ William Bernhardt Austin, Texas 4/1/ Mel Nash Long Beach, Calif. 4/4/ Ben Hesen Irvine, Calif. 8/6/ Todd Patrick IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/11/ Mike Jones IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/ Greg Ruminski Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :00.9 Tom Stock Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 8/12/ :01.18 Lee Houchin IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/11/ :01.20 Paul Sigfusson Long Beach, Calif. 4/4/ :01.30 Scott Tanner Irvine, Calif. 8/6/ :01.56 Dennis Mullins Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :01.82 Brett Buonadonna IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ :01.93 Kyle Goodrich IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/ :01.99 Mike Orr IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ :02.91 Joseph Trent IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/ :02.92 William Raese IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ :03.09 Thomas Sisk Austin, Texas 11/21/91 200BACKSTROKE SCHOOL:...2:00.48, Ken Ackermann, Indiana, 2000 Fesenko # # Time Name Pool Location Date :14.67 Sergiy Fesenko Robillard Montreal, Canada 7/29/ :18.96 Sergiy Fesenko Canet, France 6/8/ :49.95 John Kevin Koehler CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/26/ :00.80 Ryan McNeill IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/ :11.09 Ryan McNeill IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/ :12.36 Ryan McNeill Irvine, Calif. 8/7/ :17.50 Chris Gage IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/ :17.54 Richard Bryant IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/ :17.86 Ryan McNeill IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/12/ :19.24 Alex Brunfeldt IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/ :26.92 Rich Granneman IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ :31.94 Brian Barnes Austin, Texas 11/21/ :34.86 Paul Sigfusson IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/ :34.92 Ben Hunter IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/ :38.96 Norman Ference CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/26/ :40.50 Rob Chelle IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/ :21.55 Karl Kriesher Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :21.96 Greg Krisko Austin, Texas 11/21/ :37.5 Alan Somers Royer Bloomington, Ind. 3/2/ :40.0 Claude Thompson Royer Bloomington, Ind. 3/2/ :44.01 Alex Ress Austin, Texas 11/21/ :10.0 Fred Rounds SMU Dallas, Texas 3/26/ :22.4 Peter Sintz Varsity Ann Arbor, Mich. 3/3/ :31.3 Bill Cass Ohio State Columbus, Ohio 3/2/61 Ackermann # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 2:00.48 Ken Ackermann Minneapolis, Minn. 3/23/ :01.37 Matt Leach East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/ :01.73 William Bernhardt Auburn, Ala. 12/2/00 4 2:03.43 William Bernhardt Auburn, Ala. 12/2/00 5 2:03.47 William Bernhardt Austin, Texas 4/1/01 6 2:03.69 Matt Leach East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/01 7 2:03.79 Matt Leach East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/01 8 2:04.88 William Bernhardt Austin, Texas 4/1/01 9 2:06.78 Matt Leach IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/ :06.92 John Kevin Koehler CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/27/05 5 2:07.19 Mike Jones IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/04 6 2:07.73 Chris Plumb Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/95 7 2:08.38 Greg Ruminski IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/7/96 8 2:10.9 Tom Stock Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio 8/12/62 9 2:11.49 Ben Hesen Irvine, Calif. 8/4/ :12.58 Matt Jensen IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/12/ :13.08 Brian Barnes Austin, Texas 11/21/ :14.17 Mike Orr IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 11/1/ :16.42 Greg Krisko Austin, Texas 11/21/ :17.03 Thomas Sisk Austin, Texas 11/21/ :18.45 Chad Kane IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 11/1/ :19.9 Glenn Hammer Chicago, Ill. 8/9/ :20.53 Steve Gombai IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ :20.67 Brett Buonadonna Austin, Texas 11/21/ :23.02 William Raese Austin, Texas 11/21/ :23.21 Jeff Smith IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ INDIANA HOOSIERS

67 TOP PERFORMERS/PERFORMANCES-LCM 100BREASTSTROKE SCHOOL:...1:00.38, Kevin Swander, Indiana, BUTTERFLY SCHOOL: , Murph Halasz, Indiana, 2004 Swander # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 1:00.38 Kevin Swander East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/04 2 1:00.46 Kevin Swander East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/04 3 1:01.74 Kevin Swander Izmir, Turkey 8/14/ :02.06 David Schulze Auburn, Ala. 12/2/00 5 1:02.08 Kevin Swander IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/05 6 1:02.12 Kevin Swander Izmir, Turkey 8/14/05 7 1:02.13 Kevin Swander IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/05 8 1:02.39 Kevin Swander Irvine, Calif. 8/6/05 9 1:02.53 David Schulze East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ :02.56 David Schulze Auburn, Ala. 12/2/00 3 1:06.44 Hank Baldwin Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/29/04 4 1:07.5 Chet Jastremski Los Angeles, Calif 8/22/62 5 1:07.59 Tom Davis IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/97 6 1:07.70 Chuck Jennings IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/91 7 1:08.75 Steve Gombai IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/91 8 1:09.41 Alec Haley IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/10/05 9 1:09.87 Rob Iglinski Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :09.97 Manning Field Austin, Texas 11/21/ :10.8 Tom Trethewey Chicago, Ill. 8/9/ :10.87 Tom Trent Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :11.42 Kyle Goodrich Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :11.9 Ken Frost Chicago, Ill. 8/9/ :15.0 Kenneth Nakasone Detroit, Mich. 8/5/ :21.9 Barry Yap Fort Lauderdale 12/29/57 200BREASTSTROKE SCHOOL: :10.55, Kevin Swander, Indiana, 2004 Halasz # # Time Name Pool Location Date Murph Halasz East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/ Nick Walkotten IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/10/ Nick Walkotten CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/29/ Scott Tanner Irvine, Calif. 8/6/ Scott Tanner IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/ Scott Tanner Irvine, Calif. 8/6/ Murph Halasz East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ Murph Halasz East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ Kevin Euans Auburn, Ala. 12/2/ Scott Tanner IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/ Kyle Ruth Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/29/ Ben Hesen Irvine, Calif. 8/6/ Thomas Clavier Irvine, Calif. 8/6/ Matt Maley Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/29/ Greg Ruminski Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ Wes Rudin Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ Tom Sisk IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ Fred Schmidt Chicago, Ill. 8/9/ Tom Wanezek Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ Jason Carlberg IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/ Fabio Marques Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ Jason Schnute Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ Craig Bierman IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ Rich Granneman IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ :00.05 Brad Watterson Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :00.11 Tony Manna Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/95 200BUTTERFLY SCHOOL: :56.42, Murph Halasz, Indiana, 2004 Swander # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 2:10.55 Kevin Swander East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/04 2 2:11.44 Kevin Swander East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/ :14.58 David Schulze East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ :15.12 Sergio Lopez Seoul, South Korea :15.84 Kevin Swander IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/05 6 2:15.99 Kevin Swander Izmir, Turkey 8/12/05 7 2:16.06 David Schulze Auburn, Ala. 12/2/00 8 2:16.35 Kevin Swander Izmir, Turkey 8/12/05 9 2:16.58 David Schulze Auburn, Ala. 12/2/ :16.85 David Schulze East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/01 4 2:18.77 Tom Davis IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/7/96 5 2:23.50 Alec Haley IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/05 6 2:24.49 Ronnie Hehn Irvine, Calif. 8/4/05 7 2:25.55 Charles Keating Long Beach, Calif. 4/4/76 8 2:26.71 Hank Baldwin IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/03 9 2:28.38 Steve Gombai IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ :29.6 Chet Jastremski Los Angeles, Calif. 8/19/ :30.67 Rob Iglinski Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :32.81 Michael Phelps Long Beach, Calif. 4/4/ :33.46 Manning Field IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 11/1/ :33.53 Tom Trent IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/ :34.30 Chuck Jennings IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 11/1/ :35.55 Kyle Goodrich Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :35.97 Dave Burgess Austin, Texas 11/21/ :36.96 Brian Barnes Austin, Texas 11/21/ :37.2 Peter Andersen Chicago, Ill :38.5 Ken Frost Chicago, Ill. 64 Halasz # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 1:56.42 Murph Halasz East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/04 2 1:57.09 Murph Halasz East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/04 3 1:59.42 Murph Halasz East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/01 4 1:59.50 Murph Halasz East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/01 5 2:01.14 Murph Halasz IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/03 6 2:01.64 Murph Halasz IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/ :02.79 Kevin Euans Auburn, Ala. 12/2/ :04.16 Matt Jensen Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/29/04 9 2:04.70 Matt Jensen IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/ :05.17 Richard Bryant East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/01 5 2:06.29 Ryan McNeill IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/11/05 6 2:09.21 Alec Haley IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/11/05 7 2:11.3 Fred Schmidt Chicago, Ill :11.67 Jeff Ostermann IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/97 9 2:12.53 Greg Krisko IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 11/1/ :13.2 Mike Troy Detroit, Mich. 8/5/ :13.32 Norman Ference CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/27/ :14.07 Greg Botos IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 11/1/ :14.30 Rob Iglinski Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :15.06 Peter Haack Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :15.1 Lary Schulhof Chicago, Ill :15.50 Jason Carlberg IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/ :15.61 Kyle Goodrich Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :16.68 Craig Bierman Austin, Texas 11/21/ :20.30 Wes Rudin Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :20.8 Dick Kitchell Detroit, Mich. 60 INDIANAHOOSIERS 133

68 TOP PERFORMERS/PERFORMANCES-LCM 200INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Halasz SCHOOL:...2:03.57, Murph Halasz, Indiana, 2001 # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 2:03.57 Murph Halasz East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ :03.59 David Schulze East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/01 3 2:03.64 David Schulze Auburn, Ala. 12/2/00 4 2:03.93 David Schulze Auburn, Ala. 12/2/00 5 2:04.92 Murph Halasz East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/01 6 2:05.57 David Schulze East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/ :05.83 Heath Montgomery Auburn, Ala. 12/2/ :07.83 Todd Patrick IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/11/05 9 2:08.14 Heath Montgomery Auburn, Ala. 12/2/ :08.67 David Winck Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/29/04 6 2:09.27 Mike Jones Irvine, Calif. 8/6/05 7 2:09.76 Niles Madison IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/04 8 2:10.47 Rob Iglinski IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/97 9 2:11.16 Matt Leach IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/ :12.26 Tom Sisk IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 11/1/ :12.35 Greg Ruminski Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :13.09 Nick Walkotten IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/12/ :13.36 Alec Haley IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/12/ :13.54 Chuck Jennings Austin, Texas 11/21/ :13.84 Steve Gombai Austin, Texas 11/21/ :14.21 Kevin Swander IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/12/ :14.93 Kyle Goodrich Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :15.65 Tom Trent Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :15.68 Joseph Trent IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/ :15.74 Brian Barnes Austin, Texas 11/21/91 400INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Iglinski SCHOOL: :27.74, Rob Iglinski, Indiana, 1996 # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 4:27.74 Rob Iglinski IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/7/ :29.93 Richard Bryant IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/03 3 4:30.04 Rob Iglinski IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/7/ :30.09 Matt Jensen IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/04 5 4:31.07 Matt Jensen IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/04 6 4:33.28 Richard Bryant IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/ :33.64 John Kevin Koehler CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/28/ :34.41 Alec Haley Irvine, Calif. 8/5/ :35.43 Heath Montgomery Auburn, Ala. 12/2/ :35.79 Mike Jones IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/04 8 4:37.65 Murph Halasz IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/03 9 4:39.83 Todd Patrick IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 6/10/ :42.72 Brian Barnes IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ :42.78 Rich Granneman IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ :43.45 Steve Gombai IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ :44.10 Norman Ference CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 7/28/ :51.0 Ted Stickles Louisville, Ky. 7/12/ :51.42 Peter Haack Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :53.52 Greg Krisko Austin, Texas 11/21/ :54.93 Kyle Goodrich Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :55.3 Ralph Kendrick Tokyo, Japan 8/26/ :56.66 Tom Davis Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/ :57.80 Kyle Rusche IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/97 200FREESTYLE RELAY SCHOOL: :29.57, Andersson, Swander, Halasz, Leach, 2004 # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1:29.57 Andersson, Swander, East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/04 Halasz, Leach 2 1:32.85 Andersson, Swander, East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/04 Halasz, Leach 400FREESTYLE RELAY SCHOOL: :17.50, Heck, Olson, Etnyre, Steckert, 1987 # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 3:17.50 Heck, Olson, Norris Evanston, Ill. 11/8/87 Etnyre, Steckert 2 3:20.74 Russell, Swander, East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/04 Andersson, Halasz 3 3:21.51 Russell, Swander, East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/04 Andersson, Halasz 4 3:26.58 Payne, Andersson, East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/01 Schulze, Milkov 5 3:29.06 Rose, Gatti, Norris Evanston, Ill. 11/8/87 Streib, Dennen 6 3:31.04 Winck, Bryant, IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/04 Russell, Maley 7 3:31.71 Montgomery, Winck, East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/01 Leach, Bryant 8 3:31.92 Patrick, Swander, Irvine, Calif. 8/6/05 Tanner, Ossakow 9 3:32.32 Mullins, Field, Royer Bloomington, Ind. 11/6/92 Arnold, Johnston 10 3:32.37 Buonadonna, Jennings, Royer Bloomington, Ind. 11/6/92 Sanchez, Gasowski 800FREESTYLE RELAY SCHOOL: :27.49, Montgomery, Milkov, Schulze, Bryant, 2001 # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 7:27.49 Montgomery, Milkov, East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/01 Schulze, Bryant 2 7:29.82 Gold, Arzner, Auburn, Ala. 12/2/00 Hertz, Montgomery 3 7:50.83 Plumb, Gasowski, Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/95 Shin, Ruminski 4 7:52.96 Winck, McNeill, IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/04 Sigfusson, Bryant 5 7:54.58 Goodrich, Richley, IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/4/97 Gage, Stryker 6 7:54.79 Barnes, Burgess, Austin, Texas 11/21/91 Bierman, Harrington 7 8:12.82 Jennings, Ress, Austin, Texas 11/21/91 Krisko, Heneman 8 8:16.14 Houchin, Tanner, IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/04 Maley, Ossakow 9 8:17.85 Carlson, Chelle, Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/95 Kriesher, Schnute 400MEDLEY RELAY SCHOOL: :34.06, Plumb, Gasowski, Schnute, Shin, 1995 # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 3:34.06 Plumb, Gasowski, Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/95 Schnute, Shin 2 3:36.19 Leach, Swander, East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/04 Halasz, Russell 3 3:36.54 Leach, Swander, East Meadow, N.Y. 3/27/04 Halasz, Russell 4 3:37.60 Braadt, Oristaglio, Norris Evanston, Ill. 11/8/87 Bireline, Steckert 5 3:38.10 Ruminski, Watterson, Jamail Austin, Texas 11/30/95 Manna, Wanezek 6 3:43.60 Leach, Schulze, East Meadow, N.Y. 11/29/01 Halasz, Milkov 7 3:43.75 Rose, Leissner, Norris Evanston, Ill. 11/8/87 Streib, Fisch 8 3:44.24 Bernhardt, Euans, Auburn, Ala. 12/2/00 Schulze, Gold 9 3:55.74 Jones, Baldwin, IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/04 Tanner, Winck 10 3:56.72 Leach, Madison, IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/4/04 Maley, Houchin 134 INDIANA HOOSIERS

69 TOP PERFORMERS/PERFORMANCES-SCM 50FREESTYLE SCHOOL: , Mike Payne, Indiana, FREESTYLE SCHOOL: :40.25, Colin Russell, Indiana, 2003 Payne # # Time Name Pool Location Date Mike Payne CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Claes Andersson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ David Winck CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Kyle Ruth CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Colin Russell CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Drew Ossakow CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Scott Tanner CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Adam Goff CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Matt Maley CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Mike Anderson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Don Gold CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Brian Stryker CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Ken Ackermann CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Kevin Euans CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Jason Carlberg CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Mike Richley CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/ Hiroki Naganobori CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Ryan Timmons CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Jarrod Hollis CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/99 Russell # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 1:40.25 Colin Russell CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :42.24 David Winck CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :45.29 Mike Payne CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :45.79 Brian Ellsworth CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :46.89 Ryan McNeill CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :47.06 Richard Bryant CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :47.76 Adam Goff CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :49.08 Paul Sigfusson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 9 1:51.96 Colin Russell CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :53.57 Don Gold CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :54.75 Craig Hertz CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :55.62 Ben Hunter CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :55.63 Heath Montgomery CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/ :55.90 Bryan Stryker CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :57.53 Nicholas Arzner CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :58.94 Mike Richley CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :00.47 William Bernhardt CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :03.31 Jeff Ostermann CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/ :03.48 Ryan Timmons CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 100FREESTYLE SCHOOL: , David Winck, Indiana, FREESTYLE SCHOOL: :57.09, Colin Russell, Indiana, 2003 Winck # # Time Name Pool Location Date David Winck CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Mike Payne CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Claes Andersson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Colin Russell CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Adam Goff CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Drew Ossakow CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Kyle Ruth CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Brian Ellsworth CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Matt Maley CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Mike Anderson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Don Gold CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Brian Stryker CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Mike Richley CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Jason Carlberg CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Craig Hertz CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Ryan Timmons CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Jarrod Hollis CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Hiroki Naganobori CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 Russell # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 3:57.09 Colin Russell CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :58.99 Richard Bryant CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :01.18 Joseph Trent CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :01.38 Don Gold CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :02.04 Craig Hertz CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :04.38 Matt Jensen CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 7 4:05.10 Joseph Trent CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/ :06.48 Ryan McNeill CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :06.91 Heath Montgomery CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :11.11 Ben Hunter CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/ :11.15 Temujin Gold CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :11.17 Jeff Ostermann CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :14.75 Paul Sigfusson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :16.42 Brian Ellsworth CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :18.36 Jason Carlberg CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :22.74 Ryan Timmons CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 INDIANAHOOSIERS 135

70 TOP PERFORMERS/PERFORMANCS-SCM 800FREESTYLE SCHOOL:...8:20.45, Joseph Trent, Indiana, BACKSTROKE SCHOOL: :52.98, Mike Jones, Indiana, 2003 Trent # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 8:20.45 Joseph Trent CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/ :39.19 Ben Hunter CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/ :46.07 Craig Hertz CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/99 Jones # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 1:52.98 Mike Jones CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :53.04 Ben Fay CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :53.62 Matt Leach CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :53.70 Richard Bryant CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :53.80 Niles Madison CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :59.52 Ken Ackermann CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :59.95 Scott Tanner CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :02.03 Matt Jensen CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :03.30 Mike Anderson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :03.95 Mike Jones CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :07.45 William Bernhardt CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :08.11 Heath Montgomery CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/99 100BACKSTROKE SCHOOL: , Mike Jones, Indiana, BREASTSTROKE SCHOOL: , Kevin Swander, Indiana, 2003 Jones # # Time Name Pool Location Date Mike Jones CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Matt Leach CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Mike Anderson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Ben Fay CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Niles Madison CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Scott Tanner CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Ken Ackermann CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Matt Jensen CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Mike Jones CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Matt Leach CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ William Bernhardt CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :00.86 Jeff Ostermann CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 Swander # # Time Name Pool Location Date Kevin Swander CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Hank Baldwin CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Colin Russell CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Claes Andersson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :00.38 Dan Schrider CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :02.29 Henrik Wahlberg CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 7 1:02.84 Kevin Swander CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :03.28 David Schulze CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :03.74 Drew Ossakow CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :05.28 Hank Baldwin CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 9 1:08.12 Joseph Trent CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :10.32 Hiroki Naganobori CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ INDIANA HOOSIERS

71 TOP PERFORMERS/PERFORMANCES-SCM 200BREASTSTROKE SCHOOL:...2:03.77, Kevin Swander, BUTTERFLY SCHOOL: :51.42, Murph Halasz, Indiana, 2003 Swander # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 2:03.77 Kevin Swander CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :05.97 Hank Baldwin CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :10.56 Niles Madison CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :12.19 Dan Schrider CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :16.25 David Schulze CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :18.99 Henrik Wahlberg CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 7 2:19.88 Hank Baldwin CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 8 2:20.11 Kevin Swander CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 9 2:21.58 David Schulze CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/ :23.15 Niles Madison CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 7 2:35.07 Hiroki Naganobori CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 Halasz # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 1:51.42 Murph Halasz CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :55.92 Ben Fay CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :56.23 Matt Jensen CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :57.23 Scott Wetzel CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :57.93 Scott Tanner CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :00.36 Ryan McNeill CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 7 2:01.47 Murph Halasz CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :01.48 Brandon Rector CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :04.39 Craig Hertz CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :06.54 Matt Jensen CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 9 2:06.79 Kevin Euans CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :07.92 Jeff Ostermann CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :09.25 Nicholas Arzner CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :13.67 Heath Montgomery CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :14.01 Jason Carlberg CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 100BUTTERFLY SCHOOL: , Murph Halasz, Indiana, INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY SCHOOL: :53.61, David Winck, Indiana, 2003 Halasz # # Time Name Pool Location Date Murph Halasz CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Kyle Ruth CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Scott Tanner CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Claes Andersson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Scott Wetzel CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Brandon Rector CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Matt Maley CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Murph Halasz CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Kevin Euans CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Kyle Ruth CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ Bryan Stryker CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Craig Hertz CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Jason Carlberg CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Jeff Ostermann CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ Jarrod Hollis CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :01.78 Hiroki Naganobori CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 Winck # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 1:53.61 David Winck CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :54.06 Murph Halasz CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :55.37 Niles Madison CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :55.58 Mike Jones CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :55.83 Hank Baldwin CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :56.31 Richard Bryant CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :57.33 Ben Fay CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :58.65 Matt Jensen CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :58.87 Kevin Swander CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :59.12 Matt Leach CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :03.87 Scott Wetzel CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :03.89 Brandon Rector CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :04.26 Henrik Wahlberg CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :04.54 David Schulze CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :08.62 Joseph Trent CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/ :10.38 Kevin Euans CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :11.02 Heath Montgomery CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :12.02 William Bernhardt CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :23.41 Hiroki Naganobori CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/99 INDIANAHOOSIERS 137

72 TOP PERFORMERS/PERFORMANCES-SCM 400INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY SCHOOL:...4:05.24, Richard Bryant, Indiana, 2003 Bryant # # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1 4:05.24 Richard Bryant CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :06.02 David Winck CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :06.75 Matt Jensen CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :07.90 Mike Jones CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :08.52 Niles Madison CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :08.59 Ben Fay CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :11.94 Temujin Gold CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :25.79 Ryan McNeill CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 9 4:27.65 Richard Bryant CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/ :30.71 David Winck CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 9 4:31.39 Joseph Trent CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :35.27 Heath Montgomery CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/ :38.11 Ben Hunter CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 Murph Halasz owns three long course meter school records. He set the 100 butterfly and 200 butterfly in March of He also grabbed the 200 IM standard in November of Sergiy Fesenko set the school standard in the 800 long course meter freestyle with a Ukrainian National Championship in the event in June of Claes Andersson broke the school s 50 long course meter freestyle record in March of INDIANA HOOSIERS

73 TOP PERFORMERS/PERFORMANCS-SCM 200FREESTYLE RELAY SCHOOL: :32.61, Payne, Winck, Ruth, Andersson, 2003 # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1:32.61 Payne, Winck, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 Ruth, Andersson 2 1:33.17 Stryker, Ackermann, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 Wahlberg, Gold 3 1:36.17 Russell, Goff, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 Tanner, Ossakow 4 1:37.40 Richley, Carlberg, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 Hollis, Hertz 5 1:37.53 Maley, Anderson, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 Swander, Leach 6 1:39.63 Ellsworth, Rector, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 Wetzel, Schrider 400FREESTYLE RELAY SCHOOL: :23.57, Wahlberg, Stryker, Gold, Ackermann, 1999 # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 3:23.57 Wahlberg, Stryker, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 Gold, Ackermann 2 3:27.57 Stryker, Richley, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/99 Montgomery, Gold 3 3:31.20 Schulze, Montgomery, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 Richley, Carlberg 4 3:41.47 Euans, Bernhardt, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/99 Hunter, Timmons 800FREESTYLE RELAY SCHOOL: :33.66, Montgomery, Gold, Schulze, Wahlberg, 1999 # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 7:33.66 Montgomery, Gold, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 Schulze, Wahlberg 2 7:35.24 Russell, Winck, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 Jensen, Bryant 3 7:41.24 Hunter, Trent, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 Hertz, Carlberg 4 7:50.43 Jones, Swander, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 Ellsworth, McNeill 200MEDLEY RELAY SCHOOL: :41.30, Leach, Swander, Halasz, Payne, 2003 # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 1:41.30 Leach, Swander, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 Halasz, Payne 2 1:42.18 Ackermann, Wahlberg, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 Euans, Gold 3 1:43.21 Jones, Baldwin, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 Ruth, Andersson 4 1:46.26 Bernhardt, Schulze, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 12/5/99 Carlberg, Stryker 5 1:49.30 Anderson, Schrider, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 Tanner, Ossakow 200MEDLEY RELAY SCHOOL: :47.43, Leach, Swander, Halasz, Russell, 2003 # Time Name Pool Location Date 1 3:47.43 Leach, Swander, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 Halasz, Russell 2 3:51.01 Ackermann, Schulze, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/99 Euans, Wahlberg 3 3:53.05 Jones, Baldwin, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 Ruth, Andersson 4 3:57.38 Fay, Schrider, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 Tanner, Goff 5 4:00.46 Anderson, Madison, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/23/03 Maley, Ossakow 6 4:04.24 Bernhardt, Naganobori, CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/13/99 Ostermann, Timmons Marc Carlton owns a pair of school records. He broke the threemeter invitational mark at Big Tens in 2005 and eclipsed the platform invitational standard that same meet. Tom Davidson owns both one-meter diving records for the Indiana Hoosiers. INDIANAHOOSIERS 139

74 TOP PERFORMERS/PERFORMANCES- ONE-METER(SIX DIVES) Davidson DUAL MEET: (6), Mike Collier, Indiana, 1999 BIG TEN POOL: (6), Tom Davidson, Indiana, 2001 NCAA POOL: (6), Tom Davidson, Indiana, 2001 U.S. POOL: (6), Tom Davidson, Indiana, 2001 COLLEGIATE POOL : (6), Tom Davidson, Indiana, 2000 U.S. POOL (OPEN MEET): (6), Mike Collier, Indiana, 1998 # # Score Name Pool Location Date Thomas Davidson Midland, Texas 4/20/ Mike Collier SRSC Bloomington, Ind. 1/30/ Mike Collier SRSC Bloomington, Ind. 1/15/ Mark Lenzi Royer Bloomington, Ind. 2/11/ Thomas Davidson Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Thomas Davidson SRC College Station, Texas 3/22/ Thomas Davidson Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ James Soare Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 1/29/ Mark Lenzi Royer Bloomington, Ind. 12/11/ Marc Carlton Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 2/8/ Rick Gilbert Royer Bloomington, Ind. 1/11/ Bret Kobel Royer Bloomington, Ind. 12/11/ Ryan Kosanic University Park, Pa. 1/22/ Rob Bollinger Royer Bloomington, Ind. 1/17/ Jim Fischer Royer Bloomington, Ind. 2/6/87 ONE-METER(11 DIVES) SCHOOL: , Thomas Davidson, Indiana, 2000 THREE-METER(11 DIVES) Carlton BIG TEN: (11), Marc Carlton, Indiana, 2005 NCAA: (11), Mark Lenzi, Indiana, 1990 U.S. : (11), Mike Collier, Indiana, 1997 COLLEGIATE : (11), Mike Collier, Indiana, 1999 U.S. POOL (OPEN MEET): (11), Mike Collier, Indiana, 2000 SCHOOL: (11), Marc Carlton, Indiana, 2005 # # Score Name Pool Location Date Marc Carlton Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Mark Lenzi IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/22/ Mike Collier CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 1/7/ Marc Carlton Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Thomas Davidson Midland, Texas 4/21/ Mark Lenzi IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/2/ Tom Kenyon Royer Bloomington, Ind. 2/12/ Rob Bollinger Royer Bloomington, Ind. 2/13/ Jim Henry Bloomington, Ind. 3/27/ Win Young Madison, Wis. 3/1/ Bret Kobel IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/5/ Patrick Harrington IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/3/83 PLATFORM(SIX DIVES) SCHOOL: , Mike Collier, Indiana, 1996 Davidson # # Score Name Pool Location Date Thomas Davidson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 4/11/ Brian Mariano Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 3/11/ Marc Carlton Oxford, Ohio 3/15/ Mark Lenzi IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/1/ Mark Lenzi IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 4/1/ Mark Lenzi IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/22/ Ryan Fagan Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 3/11/ Mike Collier IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 3/25/ Tom Kenyon Evanston, Ill. 2/14/ Adam Hazes Oxford, Ohio 3/15/ Alex Burns Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 3/11/ Eric Robson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 4/11/00 Lenzi THREE-METER(DUAL) DUAL MEET: (6), Mark Lenzi, Indiana, 1990 # # Score Name Pool Location Date Mark Lenzi McCaffree East Lansing, Mich. 2/9/ Brian Bungum Royer Bloomington, Ind. 2/22/ Marc Carlton CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 2/7/ Mark Lenzi IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 11/19/ Marc Carlton Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 1/22/ Mark Lenzi Royer Bloomington, Ind. 12/7/ Marc Carlton CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 2/9/ Tom Davidson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 2/1/ Marc Carlton CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/5/ Mark Lenzi IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 2/12/ Niki Stajkovic Royer Bloomington, Ind. 2/8/ Tom Kenyon Royer Bloomington, Ind. 1/22/ Mike Collier SRSC Bloomington, Ind. 1/30/ Jim Henry Royer Bloomington, Ind. 2/6/ Robert Bollinger Bladgett Boston, Mass. 2/10/ Bill Coleman Royer Bloomington, Ind. 2/4/81 Collier # # Score Name Pool Location Date Mike Collier CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/22/ Marc Carlton CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/5/ Mike Collier CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/16/ Mike Collier CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/14/ Jeff Warrick Austin, Texas 12/1/ Marc Carlton Mabee Midland, Texas 4/7/ Marc Carlton Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 3/11/ Jason Baumann Austin, Texas 12/1/ Tom Davidson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/14/ Adam Soldati CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 3/14/ Ryan Fagan CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/5/ Brian Mariano Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 3/11/ Alex Burns CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 11/5/ Adam Hazes CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 2/7/03 Carlton PLATFORM(10 DIVES) BIG TEN POOL (10), Marc Carlton, Indiana, 2005 NCAA POOL (10), Mike Collier, Indiana, 1999 U.S. POOL (10), Mike Collier, Indiana, 2000 COLLEGIATE POOL (10), Jason Coben, Michigan, 2002 U.S. POOL (OPEN MEET) (10), Mike Collier, Indiana, 2000 # # Score Name Pool Location Date Marc Carlton Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Mark Lenzi Canham Ann Arbor, Mich. 3/1/ Mike Collier CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 1/7/ Marc Carlton Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Marc Carlton Boilermaker West Lafayette, Ind. 3/11/ Brian Mariano Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Mark Lenzi IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/1/ Tom Davidson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 2/27/ Brian Mariano Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Mike Collier Minneapolis, Minn. 2/26/ Ryan Fagan Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ Jeffrey Warrick Minneapolis, Minn. 2/8/ Eric Robson CBAC Bloomington, Ind. 1/7/ Jason Baumann IU Nat Indianapolis, Ind. 12/6/ Jesse Rappaport Minn. Minneapolis, Minn. 2/24/ INDIANA HOOSIERS

75 LETTERWINNERS A Aaron, David B. 1977, 78 Abraham, Dean D Ackermann, Ken C. 1997, 98, 99,00 Adamson, Wendell M Adler, Eugene E Allen, Richard F. 1964, 65, 66 Alleva, David J. 1983, 84, 85, 86 Alsfelder, Robert F. 1972, 73, 74, 75 Alvares, Kenneth M. 1964, 65 Alvares, Louis 1950 Andersen, Peter A. 1963, 64, 65 Anderson, John C Anderson, Mike 2004 Anderson, Richard L. 1969, 70, 71 Anderson, Ryan G Anderson, Tony M. 1982, 83, 84, 85 Andersson, Claes 2001, 02, 03, 04 Anspach, Lawerance C Antonoff, Mark W. 1974, 75, 76, 77 Arantes, Romulo D. 1976, 77, 78, 80 Arnold, Eric J. 1991, 92, 93, 94 Arzner, Nick 2000, 01 Ashby, Samuel R Auger, Kevin W. 1980, 81, 82, 83 B Babbidge, Steve 1963, 65 Backer, Herbert J. 1934, 35, 36 Bailey, Richard A Baird,William C. 1969, 70, 71, 72 Balcells, Pedro P Baldwin, Hank 2003, 04, 05 Ballester, Jose L Barbiere, Lawerance 1970, 71, 72, 73 Barnes, Brian E. 1992, 93, 94, 95 Barthold, William C. 1969, 70 Barton, William R. 1959, 60, 61 Bateman, Bryan J. 1967, 68, 69 Baumann, Jason D. 1991, 92, 93, 94 Bayles, David R. 1967, 68, 69 Beaudry, Robert 1980, 81 Beaver, Richard D. 1959, 60, 61 Beckley, Larry P Beemer, Jeff M Beggs, Webb E Belt, Gordon E Benedetti, Bart P. 1939, 40, 41 Benson, Roger L Bere, David L. 1972, 73, 74 Bere, James F. 1970, 71, 72 Bernhardt, Will 2000, 01 Berry, Kevin A. 1966, 67, 68 Bertram, Russell J. 1987, 88 Beyer, Thomas H. 1973, 74, 75, 76 Bezold, Clement L. 1969, 70 Biedinger, Charles L. 1930, 32, 34 Bierman, Craig W. 1989, 90, 91, 92 Bireline, Robert B. 1987, 88, 90 Black, William S., Jr. 1987, 88, 89, 90 Blackmon, John N. 1951, 52, 53 Blann, Robert L. 1957, 58, 59 Blickenstaff, Jim J Boehm, John H Boersma, Anthony J. 1992, 94 Boggs, Brian E. 1981, 82, 83 Bohonyi, Will 2005 Boldebuck, David J Bollinger, Robert T. 1979, 80, 81, 82 Bolyard, Robert A Boneham, Chris R. 1984, 85, 86, 87 Borowski, Steve S. 1967, 68, 69 Borst, Henry R Boss, Jeffery W. 1975, 76, 77, 78 Bradt, Wilbur E Bredschneider, Claus B Bretscher, Seth P. 1981, 82, 83 Bridges, McIntyre R. 1975, 76 Briscoe, Robert H. 1952, 53, 54 Brooks, Andy 2001, 02 Brown, Stacy D Brunell, Frank O. 1960, 61, 62 Brunfeldt, Alex 2005 Brunoehler, Richard 1945, 47, 48, 49 Bryant, Richard 2002, 03, 04, 05 Bungum, Brian 1974, 75, 76, 77 Buondonna, Brett W. 1992, 93, 94, 95 Burgess, David H. 1991, 92 Burgess, Nicolas 2002, 03 Burgess, Jonathon 2002, 03 Burns, Alex 2001, 02, 03, 04, 05 Burnside, Stephen W Burrell, William lll 1968 Byers, Steve D. 1973, 74 Botos, Gregory Z. 1991, 92 Bouslog, Eugene H. 1946, 47, 48 Boyd, Carl M., Jr. 1953, 54, 55 Boyd, Douglas N. 1983, 84, 85, 86 Braadt, William K. 1987, 88 C Cabel, James R. 1956, 57 Cain, Thomas D. 1982, 83, 84, 85 Campbell, Andrew J. 1983, 84, 85, 86 Campins, Luis 1990 Carey, Charles D. 1948, 49, 50 Carlberg, Jason 1998, 99, 00, 01 Carlson, Jonathan J. 1997, 98, 99 Carlton, Marc 2001, 02, 03, 04, 05 Carlton, Nicholas J. 1966, 67, 68 Carmine, Samuel A Carney, Brett D. 1983, 84 Carroll, Joseph L. 1982, 83, 84, 85 Cary, Stephen J. 1966, 67 Cass, William O. 1961, 62 Cave, George E. 1947, 48, 49, 50 Chalfie, Ivan M. 1951, 52 Chambers, Jeff 2005 Chelle, Robert S. 1997, 98, 99 Churchman, Henry C. 1921, 22, 23 Clark, Paul B. 1921, 22, 23 Clavier, Thomas 2005 Cleaver, Jesse 2004 Clippert, Geof J. 1987, 88, 89, 90 Cole, Thomas W. 1979, 80, 81, 82 Coleman, William J. 1980, 81 Collier, Michael A. 1996, 97, 98, 99 Collins, John H., Jr. 1965, 66, 67 Collins, Pete C. 1982, 83 Collis, John S. 1982, 85 Conelly, Gary R. 1970, 71, 72, 73 Cook, Lewis E., Jr. 1958, 59, 60 Cooke, Aaron 1990 Coon, James H. 1934, 35 Coon, Jesse B Coon, Julius M. 1930, 32 Cooper, Philip S Copper, Jeffrey T. 1982, 83, 84, 85 Cordin, Scott J. 1965, 66, 67 Costello, Pat 2004 Counsilman, James M. 1969, 70 Coyle, Kenneth F Craddock, Keith 1961, 62 Craig, Richard M Craig, Scott T. 1978, 79, 80 Cramer, Joe 2003 Cranham, Scott R. 1973, 74, 76 Crapo, Zane H Crist, John M Cullom, Damian L Curry, Curtis C. 1934, 35, 36 Cushing, Michael V. 1989, 90, 91 D Dabrowski, Rob 2002, 03 Dahlberg, Peder L. 1969, 70, 71 Davidson, Thomas S. 1997, 98, 00, 01 Davis, Thomas N , 98, 99 Davis, William C Day, James A. 1977, 78, 79 Dennen, Richard S. 1985, 86, 87, 88 Dewey, Dean H Dewhirst, Tom A. 1985, 86, 87 Dice, William A Dickson, Bruce F. 1973, 74, 75, 76 Dinsley, Thomas E. 1962, 63 DiSalle, Daniel J. 1981, 82, 83, 84 DiSalle, John D. 1983, 84, 85 Doerr, David 2002, 03 Donner, Wilbur S Douglas, Debra J Duncan, Stuart C E Earley, Richard D. 1964, 65, 66 Eaton, Mark A. 1984, 85, 86, 87 Eisel, John A Elder, Cal J Eldridge, Thomas J. 1970, 71, 72 Ellingson, Eric P Ellsworth, Brian 2002, 03, 04, 05 Elm, Frank 1951, 52, 53 Esteva, Santiago E. 1971, 73, 74 Etnyre, Mark A. 1986, 87 Etter, James F. 1954, 55 Euans, Kevin 2000, 01 F Fagan, Ryan 2002, 03, 04, 05 Farabee, Scott A Faulkman, E.A. 1947, 48 Faulkenberry, Terrell D. 1974, 76, 77 Fay, Ben 2004 Fedosky, Edward J KEN ACKERMANN DAVID ALLEVA KEVIN EUANS PAUL FISCH INDIANAHOOSIERS 141

76 LETTERWINNERS JIM FISCHER JOHN GATTI ADAM GOFF ADAM HAZES Fehr, Michael 1963 Feigel, Theran D. 1937, 38, 39 Fenner, Geoffrey C. 1981, 82, 83, 84 Fesenko, Sergiy 2005 Ficksnsher, Karl W Fieber, Howard W Field, Manning R. 1993, 94 Finfer, Milton G Finn, Robert E. 1973, 74, 75 Fisch, Paul B. 1987, 88, 89, 90 Fischer, Jim L. 1979, 80 Fitzgibbon, James A Franklin, Cecil C., Jr. 1941, 42, 43 Franz, Volmer A Frentsos, Joseph A. 1979, 80, 81 Frost, Kenneth A. 1964, 65, 66 Fulkman, Edwin A. 1947, 48 Fuller, Thomas D G Gage, Christopher B. 1997, 98, 99 Gallo, Antonio M. 1957, 58 Ganger, Jack E Gardner, Leo K Gasowski, Samuel E. 1993, 94, 95 Gastineau, Thomas F. 1947, 48 Gates, Robert A (mgr.) Gates, Robert E Gatti, John D. 1987, 88, 89 Geddes, Trevor R Geiman, Thomas A. 1969, 70 Gengler, William J. 1980, 81, 82 Gilbert, Richard P. 1965, 66 Gilbert, Richard W. 1963, 64, 65 Gilliatt, Neal 1939 (mgr.) Gilmore, Harvey S. 1979, 80 Glasgow, John B. 1987, 88 Glick, Jeffrey T. 1986, 88 Goff, Adam 2001, 02, 03, 04 Gold, Donald III 1998, 99, 00, 01 Gold, Temujin 2002, 03, 04 Goldstein, Melvin E Gombai, Steven A. 1990, 91, 92, 93 Good, Larry A. 1954, 55, 56 Goodrich, Kyle S. 1997, 98, 99 Grabham, Bradley A Granneman, Richard 1989, 90, 91, 92 Grant, Otto E (mgr.) Graves, Jason 1998, 99 Green, Daniel T. 1973, 74, 75, 76 Grenda, Gregory C Grode, Raymond C Groepper, Peter S Gumz, Terry 1960 Gustavsen, Ulf G. 1969, 70, 71 Gutierrez, Pablo 1999 H Haack, Peter A. 1994, 95, 96, 97 Hager, John F. 1971, 72 Hahnfeldt, Jon 1968, 69 Halasz, Murph 2002, 03, 04, 05 Haley, Alec 2005 Hall, Gary W. 1970, 71, 72, 73 Hall, Robert T. 1940, 41 Halladay, John R. 1973, 75, 76 Halliburton, James E. 1978, 79, 80, 81 Hamer, Matthew D Hammer, Glenn L. 1964, 65, 66 Hammer, Norman L. 1929, 30 Hammer, Robert D. 1932, 34 Hampton, Colin C. 1976, 77, 78, 79 Hamry, Carl J. 1973, 74, 75, 76 Hand, Brainard M., Jr. 1966, 67 Hansen, Richard D (mgr.) Hao, Laurance K. 1959, 61 Harrington, Patrick J. 1980, 81, 82, 83 Harrington, Patrick M. 1991, 92 Hart, Harry D. 1979, 80, 81, 82 Hayden, Thomas J. 1962, 63, 64 Hayward, Coleman L Hazes, Adam 2000, 01, 02, 03 Heath, Ralph T. 1924, 25 Hebb, Herbert C. 1961, 62 Heck, David M. 1989, 90 Heck, Kenneth R. 1987, 88, 89, 90 Hedrick, Kevin L. 1984, 85 Hehn, Ronnie 2005 Heiss, William N. 1971, 72, 73, 74 Hempstead, Thomas A Hendee, Craig A. 1969, 70 Heneman, Herbert G. 1990, 91, 92 Henry, Albert S. 1977, 78, 79, 80 Henry, James E. 1968, 69, 70 Herdrich, James L. 1936, 37, 38 Hersey, Jay L. 1975, 76, 77, 78 Hertz, Craig W. 1998, 99, 00, 01 Hesen, Ben 2005 Hickcox, Charles B. 1967, 68, 69 Hickcox,William T. 1972, 73, 74, 75 Higgins, Gregory T. 1975, 76, 77, 78 Highley, Albert E., Jr Hill, Jack 1966, 68 Hiller, Rembrant C., Jr (mgr.) Hiller, Robert S (mgr.) Hinding, Ronald W. 1952, 54 Hiner, Kurt A. 1963, 65 Hodges, Francis T. 1929, 30 Hofstetter, Richard R. 1977, 78 Holland, Davis H. 1986, 87, 88, 89 Hollis, Jarrod 1999, 00 Holloway, Jack H Honda, Ronald Y. 1956, 57, 58 Hori, Richard R. 1958, 59 Horsley, Jackson S. 1970, 71, 72, 73 Hoskins, Kyle F. 1987, 88 Houchin, Lee 2004, 05 Hudson, James H. 1987, 88, 89, 90 Hudson, Reuben G. 1988, 89, 90, 91 Hudson, Robert L Hunt, John W Hunt, Kevin J Hunt, Russell 2002 Hunter, Ben 1997, 98, 99, 00 Hunter, Logan 2001 Hylant, Daniel J. 1970, 71 I Iglinski, Robert A. 1994, 96, 97, 98 J Jack, Keith A Jacks, Ronald B. 1968, 69, 70 Jacobberger, Richard 1964 Jacobson, Carl A. 1937, 38, 40 James, Gary L. 1970, 71, 72, 74 Jastremski, Chester A. 1961, 62, 63 Jennings, Charles A. 1990, 91, 92, 93 Jensen, Matt 2004, 05 Jessup, Robert J. 1947, 48, 49 Johnston, Peter M Jones, Anthony T. 1979, 80, 81, 82 Jones, Donald C Jones, Mike 2003, 04, 05 K Kalcheim, Jordan L Kane, Chad D. 1990, 91, 92 Kau, Donald L Kayworth, Alfred E Keating, Charles H. 1974, 75, 76, 77 Kegley, James H. 1977, 78, 79, 80 Keim, Kenneth G. 1976, 77, 78, 79 Kemmer, Charles B Kendrick, Ralph L. 1964, 65, 66 Kennady, Richard M. 1957, 58, 59 Kenny, William F. 1983, 84 Kenyon, Thomas A. 1974, 75, 76, 77 Kerr, John W. 1954, 55, 57 Kerry, Mark A. 1978, 79 Kienlen, David A (mgr.) King, John M. 1981, 82, 83, 85 Kinsella, John P. 1971, 72, 73, 74 Kitchell, Richard W. 1960, 61, 62 Kivett, Silas C., Jr (mgr.) Klafs, Frank A. 1939, 40, 41 Klezmer, Samuel 1935, 36 Knight, Marion R. 1952, 53, 54 Knight, Ralph D Knox, Kenneth R. 1975, 76 Kobel, Bret W. 1986, 87, 88, 89 Koehler, John Kevin 2005 Koenemann, Edward P. 1953, 54 Kosanic, Ryan T. 1997, 98, 99, 00 Kovach, Albert F. 1984, 85, 86 Krisko, Gregory D. 1992, 93, 94, 95 Krueger, Nate D Kubo, Hazime 1989 Kuehne, Clem K., Jr Kumfer, Brian K. 1993, 94 L Laberdie, Terry A LaBerteaux, A.O Ladewig, Brock L. 1972, 73, 74, 75 Lambert, Mark C. 1976, 77, 78, 79 Lambert, Mark R. 1972, 73, 74, 75 Lammert, Larry G LaPlante, Robert W. 1935, 36 Lattaoui, Mohamed 1982 Laughlin, Euel J. 1970, 71, 72 Lauinger, Craig R Lauter, Alfred A. 1927, 28, 29 Leach, Frank D. (mgr) 1972 Leach, Gilbert E. 1973, INDIANA HOOSIERS

77 LETTERWINNERS Leach, Matt 2001, 02, 03, 04 Legler, David 2005 Leissner, Michael D. 1987, 88 Lenihan, Paul F. 1981, 82, 83, 84 Lenzi, Mark E. 1987, 88, 89, 90 Levitre, Patrick 1999 Lewis, James K., Jr Lindsay, Michael K Linker, Robert S Loh, Andy 1966, 67 Loh, Robert 1966, 67 Looschen, Clifford H. 1985, 86 Lopez, Sergio 1988, 89 Lord, Thomas J. 1956, 57, 58 Lovejoy, David J Lovstedt, Roy J., Jr. 1961, 62, 63 Lucas, William F. 1936, 37 Luther, William 1927 M MacAskill, Douglas J. 1976, 78, 79, 80 Mackle, Robert J. 1983, 84, 85, 86 Madison, Niles 2002, 03, 04, 05 Madruga, Djan G. 1977, 78, 79, 81 Madruga, Rojer G Maley, Douglas W. 1981, 82, 83, 84 Maley, Matt 2004 Manna, Anthony L. 1997, 98, 99 Manning, Susan E (mgr.) Mariano, Brian 2003, 05 Marker, David R Marks, Deryck A. 1983, 84, 85, 87 Marks, William A Marques, Fabio I Marsh, Robert E. 1937, 38, 40 Marshall, Robert J Maslovsky, Ronald K Math, Steven A. 1982, 83 Mathers, Thomas N Mathews, William 1985, 86, 87, 89 Matthew, John R. 1926, 27, 28 Mattioli, Marcus L. 1980, 81 Matus, Robert E. 1969, 70, 71 Maxwell, John A. 1986, 87, 88 Mazzola, Chris 2003 McAree, Francis E McCooe, David L.,Jr. 1942, 43, 47 McCullough, Frank V. 1970, 71, 72 McFaddin, Howard D McGinnis, Joseph C. 1988, 89, 90, 91 McIntosh, Jerry A. 1955, 56 McKenzie, Donald W. 1968, 69 McKinney, Frank E.,Jr. 1959, 60, 61 McLaughlin, Ken D. 1978, 79, 80, 81 McLaughlin, David M. 1980, 81 McNeil, Ryan 2004, 05 McWhirter, Kevin S. 1975, 76, 78, 79 Mejer, Bradley M. 1982, 83, 84, 85 Metzler, Brian 2002, 03, 05 Meyer, Larry H. 1950, 51, 52 Miers, Wyatt R. 1935, 36 Miki, Henry D. 1959, 60, 61 Miki, John G. 1958, 59, 60 Milkov, Val 2002, 03 Millard, Ryan 2005 Millen, Peter E Miller, Andy 1986 (mgr.) Miller, Jason H Miller, Jerry R Miller, Mark A Miller, William C. 1927, 28 Montgomery, Heath 1999, 00, 01, 02 Montgomery, Jim. 1974, 75, 76, 77 Moore, John M. 1923, 24, 25 Moran, James M Moran,William J. 1953, 54 Morgan, Michael E. 1981, 82, 83, 84 Morrison, Gilbert H (mgr.) Morse, Richard G. 1964, 65, 66 Muckler, Todd D Muir, Donald W Mulhern, Thomas V. 1982, 83 Mullins, Dennis J. 1993, 94, 95 Muncy, Harold W. 1949, 50 Murff, Eric B. 1984, 85 Murphy, John J. 1972, 73, 74, 75 Mustard, Fred P (mgr.) N Naganobori, Hiroki 1999, 00, 01 Nakamura, Leslie H. 1958, 59, 60 Nakasone, Kenneth H. 1961, 62, 63 Nash, Melvin W. 1973, 74, 75, 76 Neel, Charles H. 1964, 65, 66 Nesbitt, William W Neuman, Carl F. 1963, 64, 65 Newcomer, Zach S. 1994, 95 Newman, John H. 1965, 66, 67 Nino De Rivera, Luis A. 1966, 67, 68 Nishi, Lynden K Nolan, John W. 1968, 69 Norman, Eric I. 1985, 86, 87, 88 Norton, Thomas R O O Connor, Patrick J. 1971, 72, 73, 74 O Neill, Dennis M. 1963, 64, 65 Odusch, John M. 1960, 61 Ogden, John H. 1965, 66 Ogilby, Trahern C. 1964, 65 Olson, Kirk A. 1987, 88, 89, 90 Olson, Lynn D. 1968, 69 Olson, Robert H. 1964, 65 Oppliger, Robert A (mgr.) Oristaglio, Jeffrey T. 1986, 87, 88, 89 Orr, Michael F. 1990, 91, 92, 93 Ossakow, Drew 2004, 05 Ostermann, Jeff P. 1998, 99, 00 Overly, Tonner M., Jr. 1949, 50 Owsiany, John F P Padgett, David F. 1967, 68 Padgett, William R Pakucko, Michael M. 1940, 41, 42 Pallister, David S Pallotta, Andrew W. 1980, 81, 82, 83 Parks, John E. 1958, 59, 60 Patrick, Todd 2005 Paxton, Norman J Payne, Mike 2001, 02, 03, 04 Pegram, Michael R. 1981, 82, 83, 84 Pegram, Steven W. 1989, 90, 91 Perez, Celestino J Perkowski, David J. 1967, 68, 69 Peters, Kenneth C Petersen, Paul C. 1981, 82, 83 Pfaltzgraf, Mark 1984 (mgr.) Phelps, David H. 1978, 79, 80, 81 Phelps, Michael A. 1976, 77 Phillips, Nevin E. 1952, 53 Pickford, James C Plumb, Chris W. 1994, 95, 96, 97 Primmer, John W (mgr.) R Rader, C. Andrew 1984, 85, 86 Raese, William T. 1992, 93, 94, 95 Ramsy, Dale 2001, 02, 03 Rappaport, Jesse 2005 Rausch, Douglas A. 1948, 49 Rector, Brandon 2004 Reece, James O. 1946, 48, 50 Reising, Edwin C. 1949, 50, 51 Repetti, Jon P. 1997, 98, 99, 00 Ress, Alexander B. 1991, 92,94(mgr.) Ress, L. Colin 1975, 76, 78, 79 Rhodes, Peter S. 1966, 67 Rian, George S (mgr.) Rich, Norman S (mgr.) Richards, Charles L. 1965, 66, 67 Richley, Mike D. 1997, 98, 99, 00 Risley, Jay A. 1979, 80 Ritter, David C. 1976, 77, 78 Roberts, Taylor 2005 Robson, Eric 2000, 01 Rodabaugh, Edward B (mgr.) Roethke, John R Rogers, Bruce H. 1979, 80 Rogers, Daniel C. 1978, 80, 81 Rosenberg, Abraham 1943 (mgr.) Ross, Alan L Rothschild, Arvin K (mgr.) Rounds, Fred O., Jr Royer, Robert A Rudin, Wesley T Ruff, Loren K (mgr.) Ruminski, Greg 1994, 95, 96, 97 Rusche, Kyle A Russell, Colin 2004, 05 Ruth, Kyle 2004, 05 S Salazar, Douglas R Samuel, Arnold F. 1953, 54, 55 Sanchez, Stephen M. 1992, 93 Sanders, Corby J (mgr.) Sauer, Edward F. 1921, 22 Savage, Schuyler L., Jr Schaefer, Harry F. 1953, 55 Schaible, Richard A. 1964, 65 Schenck, Andrew E Schlatter, Marc 1077, 78, 79, 80 Schlicting, Fred W., Jr Schmidt, Fred W. 1963, 64, 65 HEATH MONTGOMERY DENNIS MULLINS STEVE PEGRAM ANDREW RADAR INDIANAHOOSIERS 143

78 LETTERWINNERS DAVID SCHULZE MICHAEL TAYLOR JOHN WALDMAN PETER ZANA Schneiderman, Julius 1935, 36 Schnute, Justin C. 1995, 97, 98 Schrider, Dan 2004 Schroeder, Richard T Schulhof, Lary A. 1962, 63, 64 Schulte, John F. 1980, 81, 82, 83 Schulte, William J. 1974, 75, 76, 77 Schulze, David 2000, 01, 02, 03 Schuman, Minot K. 1957, 58 Schuster, Fred L. 1983, 84, 85, 86 Scott, Myron D. 1971, 72, 73, 75 Seaman, Kenneth E. 1979, 80 Seki, Samuel T. 1951, 52 Selthoffer, Steven V Shadburne, William L. 1950, 51, 52 Shaffer, Steve P Shanel, William C. 1981, 82, 83, 84 Sharpe, Charles S. 1978, 79, 80, 81 Shelley, Robert L Shima, Kevin T Shin, Duke K. 1995, 97, 98 Shivers, Jay S. 1949, 50, 51 Shuck, James A. 1983, 84, 85, 86 Sigfusson, Paul B. 1976, 77, 78, 79 Sigfusson, Paul 2004, 05 Silva, Edward O Silver, Robert L. 1970, 71 Simpson, William T. 1945, 46 Sintz, Peter V. 1960, 61, 62 Sisk, Thomas W., Jr. 1990, 91, 92 Sitzberger, Kenneth R. 1965, 66, 67 Smillie, Ronald P Smith, Arthur H. 1964, 65, 66 Smith, David 1961 Smith, Franklin H. 1970, 71 Smith, George W. 1969, 70, 71 Smith, Peter J Smith, Richey E Snowden, Charles D Soare, James B. 1992, 93, 94, 95 Soldati, Adam P. 1995, 96,97 Somers, Alan B. 1961, 62, 63 Southward, Charles F. 1968, 69, 70 Southwick, Dwight G Spellman, Brian W Spencer, Gordon J. 1974, 75 Spitz, Mark 1969, 70, 71, 72 Spray, Adam M Stadler, Ernest F Stadler, Matthew L. 1982, 83, 84, 85 Stajkovic, Niki 1978, 79, 80, 81 Stamm, Michael E. 1971, 72, 73, 74 Stanbro, Richard D Stavros, John M. 1979, 80, 81, 82 Steers, Edwin K (mgr.) Steffey, Raymond C Stekert, David M. 1985, 86, 87, 88 Stephens, Jerry L. 1993, 94 Stickles, Edward A. 1962, 63, 64 Stock, Cameron T. 1962, 63, 64 Stock, Wade R. 1980, 81, 82, 83 Stouffer, Craig A. 1982, 83, 84 Strack, Joseph P. 1934, 35, 36 Streib, Erik W. 1988, 89, 90, 91 Stryker, Brian 1998, 99, 00 Stumpner, Robert L Sumpter, Vincent B (mgr.) Sutter, Karl V., Jr Swander, Kevin 2003, 04, 05 Sweeney, James T. 1988, 89, 90, 91 Swiss, Thomas M., Jr. 1986, 87, 88 T Tabereaux, Ryan H. 1998, 99 Tanabe, Richard T. 1955, 56, 57 Tanner, David A. 1970, 71, 72 Tanner, Scott 2004, 05 Taylor, Michael C. 1982, 83, 84, 85 Teskey, Luke M. 1977, 78, 81 Thomas, Mifflin K. 1938, 39, 40 Thomas, Richard A. 1975, 76, 77, 78 Thompson, Paul E Thompson, W. Claude Jr. 1962, 63 Thomson, Claus B Thomson, Malcolm E. 1924, 25 Timmons, Ryan 2000 Toensing, Trent D. 1959, 60 Townsend, Oliver K. 1963, 64, 65 Trager, Brad 1987, 88 Tremewan, Cary P. 1962, 63, 64 Trent, Joseph 1998, 99, 00, 01 Trent Thomas B. 1995, 96, 97, 98 Trethewey, Thomas G. 1964, 65, 66 Troy, Michael F. 1960, 61, 62 Tsoutkatos, Pantelis 1999 Tyler, Fredrick D. 1973, 74, 75, 76 U Usrey, David F. 1967, 68 Utley, William A. 1966, 67, 68 V Vallejo, Juan C. 1985, 86, 87, 88 Vandersluis, David K VanDorn, Paul R VanDuren, Allen 1941, 42 Verhoeven, Gary A. 1963, 64, 65 Verth, Thomas W. 1960, 61, 62 Visher, John E Vogel, Ernest H Volk, Myron 1945 Vordermark, Don F. 1928, 29 W Wagner, John A. 1963, 64, 65 Wahl, Erwin H Wahlberg, Henrik 2000 Wainman, Jonathan 1999 Waldman, John B. 1983, 84, 85 Waldo, Ralph E (mgr.) Walker, James S. 1962, 63 Walker, John S. 1961, 62, 63 Wallace, Mark B Walling, Kenneth V. 1922, 23 Wanezek, Thomas P. 1997, 98, 99 Warburton, Thomas K. 1969, 70 Ward, Douglas A. 1970, 72 Ware, Steven B. 1968, 69, 70 Warrick, Jeffrey A. 1991, 92, 93, 94 Waterbury, James L. 1982, 83, 84, 85 Watterson, Brad S. 1993, 94, 95 Webb, Kenneth M. 1966, 67 Weiss, Brian D. 1986, 87, 88, 89 Weisser, Steven J. 1976, 77 Welklin, David J Welton, Kevin D. 1979, 80, 81, 82 Wernet, John J (mgr.) Wetzel, Scott 2004 White, Nicholas 1952, 53 White, Robert B. 1945, 47, 48, 49 Whitmore, David C. 1980, 81, 82, 83 Williamson, Robert E. 1964, 65, 66 Willis, Randle C Wilson, Brian 2002 Wilson, Edwin A Winck, David 2002, 03, 04, 05 Windle, Robert G. 1966, 67, 68 Windsor, John R Winston, Robert A. 1927, 28, 29 Woolsey, William T. 1955, 56, 57 Worthington, David R. 1982, 1983 Wright, Charles N Wright, Howard R Wyatt, Dewey M Y Yap, Harold B. 1956, 57, 58 Yocum, Paul S., Jr Young, Edwin F. 1967, 68, 69 Z Zaiser, Robert M. 1925, 27 Zana, Peter L. 1990, 91, 92 Zimmerman, John M Zirzow, William A INDIANA HOOSIERS

79 FORMER HEAD COACHES WILLIAMMERRIAM HEAD SWIMMING COACH ROBERTROYER HEAD SWIMMING COACH , William S. Merriam was the first coach of the Hoosiers and compiled a overall record while leading the Hoosiers to fifth place and fourth place finishes at the Big Ten Championships. CAREER RECORD (15-7-1) Year W L T Big Ten NCAA th (8) th (11) OSCARTHORPE HEAD SWIMMING COACH 1926 Oscar Thorpe spent one season with the Hoosiers and finished with a 0-7 overall record. CAREER RECORD (0-7) Year W L T Big Ten NCAA PAULTHOMPSON HEAD SWIMMING COACH Paul Thompson spent three seasons with the Hoosiers compiling a overall record. Thompson led Indiana to a seventh and two eighth-place finishes at the Big Ten Championships. CAREER RECORD (20-22) Year W L T Big Ten NCAA th (0) th (0) th (0) 1931 No Team Robert Royer compiled an overall record as Indiana s coach over two stints equaling 20 years. Royer coached William Woolsey to three Big Ten championships and two national championships. Royer also coached 18 All-Americans in his two coaching stints. The Hoosiers old pool at the HPER building is named Royer Pool. CAREER RECORD (89-82) Year W L T Big Ten NCAA No Records 7th (0) th (0) th (4) th (1) th (0) th (2) th (4) th (9) th (0) th (8) 1944 No Team th (0) th (0) th (2) th (5) th (15) 13th (6) th (9) 12th (4) th (5) th (2) th (10) 11th (9) rd (45) 6th (22) th (56.5) 4th (48) ROBERTSTUMPNER HEAD SWIMMING COACH Robert Stumpner coached the Hoosiers for two seasons and compiled a 6-4 overall record. Stumpner led Indiana to a third place finish at the Big Ten Championships as well as a 10th place finish at the NCAA Championships. CAREER RECORD (6-4) Year W L T Big Ten NCAA rd (19) 10th (6) th (0) INDIANAHOOSIERS 145

80 FORMER HEAD COACHES JAMES DOC COUNSILMAN HEAD SWIMMING COACH KRISKIRCHNER HEAD SWIMMING COACH James Counsilman took a mediocre swimming program at Indiana and turned it into one of the greatest dynasties in collegiate sports. Referred to as Doc for his doctorate degree in physiology from the University of Iowa, Counsilman took the sport of swimming to new levels with research and contributions that are still used by today s athletes. He led the Hoosiers to 23 Big Ten Championships including 20 straight, and six consecutive NCAA National Championships (1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, and 1973). His overall record was an astounding In his 33-year tenure, Counsilman coached 29 individual national champions in 49 events and 10 national relay champions. His tenure also saw 177 Big Ten individual championships and over 400 All-Americans pass through the halls of Indiana University. Doc also coached in the 1964 and 1976 Olympic games where he coached 48 medalists (17 gold, 18 silver, 13 bronze) and five Olympic gold medal-winning relay teams. His teams never placed lower than sixth in the Big Ten Conference. CAREER RECORD ( ) Year W L T Big Ten NCAA th (30.5) 12th (7) nd (66.5) 3rd (41) nd (130) 3rd (69) st (205.5) st (213.3) st (238.3) st (223.5) 2nd (91) st (447) 2nd (278.5) st (471) 2nd (286) st (444) 3rd (249) st (490) 1st (346) st (515) 1st (427) st (554) 1st (332) st (601) 1st (351) st (567) 1st (390) st (572) 1st (358) st (851) 2nd (338) st (583) 2nd (274) st (765) 4th (199) st (762) 4th (173) st (562) 9th (107) st (723) 7th (104) st (752.5) 9th (77) nd (710.5) 14th (60) nd (721) 16th (29) st (616) 24th (14) st (640.5) 18th (16) st (641) 31st (9) nd (603) 24th (24) rd (695) 28th (23) rd (700) 16th (58) th (679) 12th (108) th (697) 17th (57) Kris Kirchner took over for the legendary Doc Counsilman in 1991 and compiled a dual meet record in his 12 years at the helm. He led Indiana to seven top-25 finishes at the NCAA Championships, with the highest being 15th in his first year. At the Big Ten Championships, Kirchner s teams placed third on three different occasions. CAREER RECORD (70-40) Year W L T Big Ten NCAA rd (492.5) 15th (85) rd 440) 17th (58) th (273) 41st (1) th (305) 29th (20) th (401) 17th (45) th (414) 19th (55) rd (431) 20th (55) th (332) 21st (56) th (324) 21st (38) th (376) 30th (10) th (284) 26th (20) th (304) 32nd (5) HOBIEBILLINGSLEY HEAD COACH Hobie Billingsley carried the swimming tradition over to diving throughout his 30-year stint by coaching 15 NCAA Champions and 19 Big Ten champions. 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. In addition to his collegiate accomplishments, Billingsley also led 115 divers to U.S. national championships and was named U.S. Coach of the Year nine different times, including a stretch of seven consecutive honors ( ). Billingsley also coached the 1968 and 1972 U.S. Olympic team to three Olympic and four Pan American gold medals. In addition, he coached on an international stage with the 1976 and 1980 Austrian teams as well as the 1980 Danish teams. Billingsley was inducted into the National Swimming Hall of Fame in INDIANA HOOSIERS

81 JAMES DOC COUNSILMAN James Doc Counsilman was arguably the greatest swimming coach ever and for good reason. Doc, as he was referred to for his doctorate s degree in physiology from the University of Iowa, led the Hoosiers to six straight NCAA Championships from The Counsilman-led Hoosiers won 23 Big Ten titles during his 33-year tenure, including 20 straight championships from Upon the announcement of Doc s retirement Bob Hammel, longtime editor of the Bloomington Herald-Times and nationally recognized writer, wrote, Grade him by individual achievement, by team achievement, by impact on the sport. By performance in a tiny, tight time frame, or over two generations. However the grading is done, it comes out the same: Doc Counsilman retires as Indiana University s men s swimming coach with standing as the greatest coach in the history of the sport and perhaps all sports. Counsilman s career record at Indiana is unmatched in any sport. In his 33 years, he went , including 18 undefeated seasons, 12 of which came in a row from of Counsilman s swimmers went on to be Olympians, including arguably the best swimmer in U.S. history, Mark Spitz. Spitz s seven gold medals in the 1972 Olympics are still a record. Counsilman also coached 29 individual NCAA Champions in 49 events and 10 national championship relays. Doc s success went beyond Indiana University as well. He coached the 1964 and 1976 Olympic teams. During those Olympics, U.S. swimmers captured 48 medals (17 gold, 18 silver, 13 bronze), including five gold medal relays. He was inducted into the International Swimming and Hall of Fame in He was President of the American Swimming Coaches Association as well as two-time National Coach of the Year in 1969 and He also received a Certificate of Merit by FINA, the international swimming federation, in Under Counsilman, sixtimes an Indiana swimmer was named World Swimmer of the Year. Counsilman took a mediocre swim program and transformed it into one of the greatest dynasties in collegiate sports. Doc took the sport of swimming to new levels with his research and contributions that are still used by today s athletes. Counsilman s book, The Science of Swimming, has been published in over 20 languages. The book is considered the Bible of competitive swimming. Doc s innovative coaching style allowed him to build a dynasty that not only won six national championships, but finished in the top five at the NCAA Championships on 17 occasions. Counsilman based his coaching style on Maslow s hierarchy of needs theory. We all need love and affection; we need to feel a part of a group, Counsilman said. We all have the need to express our creativity, and we have a need for recognition. Of course if a young man is very successful, he may require a little head shrinking. But I would never strip a young man of his dignity. He based his disciplinary system on peer presence, a correlation in which the supervisors of the team are the captains. Counsilman provided his swimmers freedom to be themselves within the disciplinary system. Doc s coaching style was self-admittedly mild-mannered. The Counsilman stamp is still on the Hoosier program today both in the Counsilman/Billingsley Aquatic Center and through the coaching techniques and philosophies that current Indiana head coach Ray Looze uses. Counsilman oversaw the development of the aquatic center that was completed in He was the greatest swimming coach ever and no one would argue that point, Looze said. We need to show our alumni, our swimmers, our recruits and everyone involved with this program that this is where the greatest swimming coach ever was. I am really interested in history, and I have studied what Doc did. As much as things change, they stay the same, so I look at what he did and try to use that in what I do. Counsilman pioneered the use of underwater photography in analyzing stroke mechanics in In 1949, he developed a protocol for the use of weight training in the conditioning of competitive swimmers and used interval training for those swimmers as well. The use of interval training led to the invention of the pace clock that permitted application of interval training routines specifically for competitive swimming. INDIANAHOOSIERS 147

82 JAMES DOC COUNSILMAN In 1969, Counsilman used underwater photographic analysis to show the curvilinear pulling patterns of swimming strokes and the role of lift (Bernoulli effect) in the propulsion produced by these curved line motions. He also introduced isokinetic resistance exercises in 1969 for strength training in competitive swimmers. Counsilman introduced semi-accommodating, or biokinetic resistance training apparatus for specialized training of competitive swimmers in Two years later, he used underwater photographic analysis to show the importance of hand-speed acceleration. During his career, Counsilman published some 120 articles. Along with The Science of Swimming, Counsilman also wrote The Complete Book of Swimming in 1977, Competitive Swimming Manual for Swimmers and Coaches in 1977 and The New Science of Swimming in 1994 (with Brian E. Counsilman). Competitive Swimming Manual for Swimmers and Coaches featured and underwater action series of Mark Spitz, Gary Hall, Jenny Turral, Kornelia Ender and many more of the greatest swimmers from the 1970 s. The book remains the finest collection of photographic records done on the stroke mechanics of the world s greatest swimmers. At the age of 58, Counsilman became the oldest man to swim the English Channel. Doc attended Ohio State for his bachelor s degree. He attended OSU on a swim scholarship and won a national championship in the butterfly-breaststroke. In March of 1943, Counsilman held the world s best time in the event. He was drafted into the Army Air Force that year and became a B-24 bomber pilot in the European Theater. He earned a distinguished combat record during his time in World War II. Counsilman passed away on January 4, 2004 after battling Parkinson s Disease. Former IU Swimming Greats on Doc : He s contributed more to swimming than any other coach. Doc took swimming from a sport to a science. He was the greatest coach in the world at the time I swam at IU. Gary Hall, Two-time World Swimmer of the Year Doc Counsilman was very much a part of my life. Doc was really a special person. He answered all of my questions honestly and up front (when I was a recruit), and it was truly a great privilege to swim for him. If IU had not had Doc, it wouldn t have had a swimming program. He is swimming at Indiana, and without him they might have well closed down the pools. I can t stress enough how much Doc has meant to me and to Indiana. Charlie Hickcox, Eight-time NCAA Champion He was the most instrumental person in my career. Especially because he was the one who gave me the self-confidence and belief in myself. He was a pillar of strength in regards to self-motivation. He was the architect of the ten commandments of swimming. Mark Spitz, Seven-time Olympic Gold Medalist Doc was the dean of college swimming coaches. Prior to 1956, there was thought to be one fairly standard way to condition the human body. Doc was the one who challenged this way of thinking and really changed those techniques into the ones that were used in the 60s, 70s and 80s. I was fortunate enough to be among the first group who helped him to test these, and what resulted was the basis for a new way to condition an athlete. Frank McKinney, Three-time NCAA Champion He created an atmosphere where you wanted to get your degree. He didn t forget you after four years. Doc was always very giving and concerned about your progress, not only in the pool, but also in school and in growing up. I think that is something unique, and I have kept in contact with him and was close to Doc, as many of the other guys did. Jim Montgomery, Three-time Olympic Gold Medalist Doc provided so much scientific research that helped not only other coaches and swimmers in regards to the mechanics and physiological side of the sport, but the public also benefited from his knowledge throughout his many publications. John Kinsella, Eight-time NCAA Champion Doc and I were on the same swim team at Ohio State. Soon after we finished our careers, I was up for the diving job at the University of Michigan. Prior to being interviewed, I was reading the newspaper and it said, Doc Counsilman hired as Indiana University s swim coach. So I called to congratulate him and in doing so I asked, Have you thought about hiring a diving coach? His response, Well, I am not just going to hire you. But a month later, he gave me a call and said, Well, Hobie, we currently have no diving program, but I would love for you to come work with me. So I resigned from my job at Ohio University, withdrew my name from consideration for the diving coach at Michigan, and traveled down to Bloomington where there was no job. I must have been crazy to do all this, but I knew Indiana had something none of the other places had; the best damn swimming coach there ever was. Former Indiana head diving coach Hobie Billinglsey 148 INDIANA HOOSIERS

83 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. national championships and was named U.S. 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 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 Coaches Association as well as the Professional 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 successor, 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 149

84 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 Coaches Association. Three years later, he established the American Coaches Association. He was also an accomplished author. In 1967, Billingsley authored 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, 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. 150 INDIANA HOOSIERS

85 ENDOWMENT Dear Hoosier Swimming Friends, The 1651 club was organized in recent years to give the Men s Swimming team a means to augment its operating budget in the specific areas of recruiting and travel. As represented by the name, we are asking all those connected with the men s swimming team past and present to go the extra yard to help us field a future Big Ten and NCAA championship. Head Coach Ray Looze The coaching staff will work hard to improve every aspect of the team. The time it takes to rebuild the program to a championship level depends largely on the contributions you make to the 1651 club. Each donor will receive an acknowledgement that can be used for tax purposes. If you would like additional information on the 1651 club or if you would like to make a donation, contact me at one of the contacts below. We look forward to seeing many of you at next season s dual meets and functions. Sincerely, Ray Looze Head Swimming Coach Indiana University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics Swimming and Assembly Hall 1001 East 17th Street Bloomington, IN rlooze@indiana.edu Dear Hoosier Friends, 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 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 Coach Indiana University Department of Intercollegiate Athletics Swimming and Assembly Hall 1001 East 17th Street Bloomington, IN jhuber@indiana.edu Head Coach Dr. Jeff Huber INDIANAHOOSIERS 151

86 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. 152 INDIANA HOOSIERS