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3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Quick Facts Staff Directory/Schedule NCAA Standards Alabama President Dr. Stuart Bell The University of Alabama , 7 Athletics Director Bill Battle Outlook Review SWIMMING & DIVING STAFF Head Coach Dennis Pursley Associate Head Coach Jonty Skinner Diving Coach Pat Greenwell Assistant Coach James Barber Assistant Coach Lisa Ebeling Assistant Coach Will Leonhart Swimming & Diving Support Staff UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Location: Tuscaloosa, Ala. Enrollment: 37,100 Founded: April 12, 1831 Conference: Southeastern (SEC) Colors: Crimson & White Nickname: Crimson Tide President: Dr. Stuart Bell NCAA Faculty Representative: Dr. James King Athletics Director: Bill Battle Senior Executive Associate Athletics Director/Chief Financial Officer: Finus Gaston Executive Associate Athletics Director: Kevin Almond Senior Associate Athletics Director/ Senior Woman Administrator: Marie Robbins Senior Associate Athletics Directors: Sam Branch, Jeff Purinton Senior Associate A.D./Athletics Communications: Doug Walker introduction Athletics Communications Director: Jessica Paré Associate Athletics Communications Directors: Aaron Jordan, Roots Woodruff Assistant Athletics Communications Directors: Nathan Sheehan, Alex Thompson Communications Staff Assistants: Nick Snow, Michael Stimpert Athletics Department Photographers: Kent Gidley, Robert Sutton, Amelia Barton S & D Athletics Communications Director: Roots Woodruff Office Phone: (205) Address: rwoodruff@ia.ua.edu INTRODUCTION THE MEN Roster Bios Review Alabama on the National Scene Alabama in the SEC A Fast History of UA Swimming & Diving Year-by-Year Records All-Time Roster All-Time Top 10/Records THE WOMEN Roster Bios Review Alabama on the National Scene Alabama & the SEC Brief History of UA Swimming & Diving Year-by-Year Results/ Coaching Records All-Time Roster All-Time Top 10/Records MEDIA NOTES ALABAMA ATHLETICS COMMUNICATIONS: The Alabama Athletics Communications Office is located on the ground level of Coleman Coliseum. FACILITIES: The Alabama swimming and diving teams compete and practice in the Don Gambril Olympic Pool at the Alabama Aquatic Center (capacity 1,000), located on the corner of Paul W. Bryant Drive and Hackberry Lane. The swimming and diving offices are located in the Aquatic Center. INTERVIEWS: The coaching staff is available for interviews in person or by telephone by prior arrangement. Student-athletes may not be interviewed on meet day until post-meet interviews are granted. Interviews with Alabama swimmers and divers must be arranged through Roots Woodruff of the athletics communications office at (205) The best times for student-athlete interviews are either before or after practice at the Alabama Aquatic Center. Interview requests should be made at least 24 hours in advance. UA VIDEO FEEDS/TELEVISION: The University of Alabama, through the Crimson Tide Sports Network (CTSN), offers an FTP site that provide up-to-date interviews with coaches and athletes, taped video highlights and narrated video packages from September through May. On occasion, the swimming and diving program is featured in this package. Please call the Athletics Communications Office for more details at During the fall, the swimming and diving team s progress will be covered on Crimson Tide This Week, a 30-minute weekly regional sports show. INTERNET: Information about University of Alabama athletics can be found at RollTide.com, the official internet site of the Crimson Tide athletics department. For information about the University of Alabama, go to THE CRIMSON TIDE Crimson Tide Academics UA Swimming & Diving Hall of Fame Alabama in the Olympics Alabama s National Champions The Alabama Aquatic Center CREDITS The 2016 Alabama Swimming and Diving Media Guide is a product of the Crimson Tide s athletics communications department. It was written and edited by Roots Woodruff. Additional writing credits to Cory Parkes and Elizabeth Selmarten. Photo credits are due the Alabama Athletics Photography Department and the Athletics Communications archives. Covers designed by Erin Hill. Copyright 2015 by the Board of Trustees of the University of Alabama. Roll Tide, Crimson Tide, Bama and the primary and secondary logos are registered trademarks of The University of Alabama. ROLLTIDE.COM 1

4 introduction STAFF DIRECTORY ALABAMA SWIMMING AND DIVING SCHEDULE INTRODUCTION Head Coach: Dennis Pursley Alma Mater, Year: Alabama, 1972 Master s Degree: Alabama, 1973 Year at Alabama: Fourth Office Phone: (205) Address: dpursley@ia.ua.edu Associate Head Coach: Jonty Skinner Alma Mater, Year: Alabama, 1978 Year at Alabama: Fourth Office Phone: (205) Address: jskinner@ia.ua.edu Diving Coach: Pat Greenwell Alma Mater, Year: Pittsburgh, 1980 Master s Degree: Clemson, 1981 Year at Alabama: 28th Office Phone: (205) Address: pgreenwell@ia.ua.edu Assistant Coach: James Barber Alma Mater, Year: Auburn at Montgomery, 1996 Master s Degree: South Alabama, 1998 Year at Alabama: Ninth Office Phone: (205) Address: jbarber@ia.ua.edu Sept. 11 Delta State Cleveland, Miss. 3 p.m. Oct. 9 Auburn Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2 p.m. Oct. 31 South Carolina Columbia, S.C. 10 a.m. Nov GA Tech Invite Atlanta, Ga. All Day Dec. 3-5 USA Swimming Winter Championships Federal Way, Wa. All Day Dec. 5 Tulane (W) Tuscaloosa, Ala. 2 p.m. Dec Auburn Diving Invite Auburn, Ala. All Day Jan. 3-5 UGA Diving Invite Athens, Ga. All Day Jan. 8 Tennessee Tuscaloosa, Ala. 4 p.m. Jan. 9 Tennessee Tuscaloosa, Ala. 10 a.m. Jan. 9 Birmingham Southern Birmingham, Ala. 3 p.m. Jan. 23 Georgia Tech Tuscaloosa, Ala. 11 a.m. Feb SEC Championships Columbia, Mo. All Day Feb Bulldog Invite Athens, Ga. All Day March 6-8 NCAA Diving Zones Atlanta, Ga. All Day March Women s NCAA Championships Atlanta, Ga. All Day March Men s NCAA Championships Atlanta, Ga. All Day Assistant Coach: Lisa Ebeling Alma Mater, Year: Arizona, 2007 Year at Alabama: Fourth Office Phone: (205) Address: lebeling@ia.ua.edu Assistant Coach: Will Leonhart Alma Mater, Year: Utah, 2011 Year at Alabama: Second Office Phone: (205) Address: wleonhart@ia.ua.edu Administrative Assistant: Nancy Perry Office Phone: (205) Address: nperry@ia.ua.edu Assistant Athletic Trainer: Karah Sims Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer: Jon Palamor Managers: Luke Brimhall and Cleone Skinner Academic Advisor: Stephanie Godfrey Alabama Swimming & Diving Overnight Address: 415 Bryant Drive, Tuscaloosa, AL Mailing Address: P.O. Box , Tuscaloosa, AL Facebook: Kristian Gkolomeev won his second NCAA Championship in 2015, taking top honors in the 100 freestyle after winning both the 50 and 100 freestyles at the SEC Championships. He was named the 2015 SEC Male Swimmer of the Year and the SEC Championships Male Swimmer of the Meet. 2 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Kaylin Burchell finished second in the 100 breaststroke at the 2015 NCAA Championships after winning both the 100 and 200 breaststrokes at the 2015 SEC Championships and being named the SEC Championships Female Swimmer of the Meet.

5 introduction INTRODUCTION 2016 NCAA DIVISION I QUALIFYING STANDARDS WOMEN A Standard B Standard 50 Freestyle Freestyle Freestyle 1: : Freestyle 4: : Freestyle 15: : Backstroke Backstroke 1: : Breaststroke : Breaststroke 2: : Butterfly Butterfly 1: : Individual Medley 1: : Individual Medley 4: : Freestyle Relay 1: : Freestyle Relay 3: : Freestyle Relay 7: : Medley Relay 1: : Medley Relay 3: :35.31 MEN A Standard B Standard 50 Freestyle Freestyle Freestyle 1: : Freestyle 4: : Freestyle 14: : Backstroke Backstroke 1: : Breaststroke Breaststroke 1: : Butterfly Butterfly 1: : Individual Medley 1: : Individual Medley 3: : Freestyle Relay 1: : Freestyle Relay 2: : Freestyle Relay 6: : Medley Relay 1: : Medley Relay 3: :10.16 ROLLTIDE.COM 3

6 INTRODUCTION introduction On Your Campus... Alabama president dr. Stuart R. bell Dr. Stuart R. Bell became the 29th president of The University of Alabama on July 15, Founded in 1831, the University is the state s flagship and a student-centered, comprehensive research university. Dr. Bell has broad administrative experience and is a nearly 30-year veteran of higher education. He previously served at UA for 16 years where he founded and directed an interdisciplinary research center. I certainly look forward to leading this university as its next president and working alongside the many men and women who have made it a great university today and who will also make it a great university in the future, Bell said on the day he was named UA president. It s just great to be here in Tuscaloosa, and it s great to be in Alabama and to, once again, be able to say Roll Tide! Immediately prior to becoming UA s president, Dr. Bell was executive vice president and provost at Louisiana State University. During Dr. Bell s tenure there and earlier at the University of Kansas, where he served as dean of its College of Engineering, those institutions opened new facilities, and student recruitment, retention and success were emphasized. First joining UA in 1986 as an assistant professor in the UA College of Engineering s department of mechanical engineering, Dr. Bell was named department head nine years later. With research interest in combustion engines, Dr. Bell has expertise in alternative fuels for engines, innovative engine designs and modeling of engine and engine processes. He directed UA s Center for Advanced Vehicle Technologies. Dr. Bell was awarded the Society of Automotive Engineers Ralph Teetor Award for Outstanding Contributions to Research and Teaching in He was presented the T. Morris Hackney Faculty Leadership Award for the UA College of Engineering in 2001, and, in 2005, he received the Richard S. Woodbury Award from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers. A native of Abilene, Texas, Dr. Bell earned a nuclear engineering degree from Texas A&M University in He earned his master s and doctorate degrees in mechanical engineering from Texas A&M in 1981 and 1986, respectively. He and his wife, Susan, have three adult children, Stuart, Stacy and Stephen. 4 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

7 Enrollment at The University of Alabama reached a record high of 36,155 for fall The entering freshman class, at 6,856 students, was the largest and best qualified in UA history. More than 2,100 freshmen scored 30 or higher on the ACT, placing them in the top five percent of students taking the ACT. The University of Alabama is a leader among public universities nationwide in the enrollment of National Merit Scholars with more than 600 currently enrolled. Ranked among the top 50 public universities in the nation in U.S. News and World Report s annual college rankings for more than a decade, UA ranked 38th among public universities in the 2015 rankings. UA s latest college rankings include: Top Ranked On Your Campus... introduction INTRODUCTION The School of Law is ranked 22nd among all law schools in the nation, spring The School of Library and Information Studies is ranked 18th nationally in the latest rankings for library schools, spring University of Alabama students continue to win prestigious national awards. Forty-five UA students have been named Goldwater Scholars, including four in The University of Alabama has produced a total of 15 Rhodes Scholars, 14 Truman Scholars, 30 Hollings Scholars and six Boren Scholars. Twenty-eight UA faculty have received NSF CAREER Awards, the nation s most prestigious recognition of top-performing young scientists, in disciplines ranging from nanoscience and engineering to biological sciences. Dr. Samantha Hansen, UA assistant professor of geological sciences, is one of many faculty recognized nationally for research. Hansen is one of 102 scientists who received the 2014 Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, the highest honor bestowed by the U.S. government on science and engineering professionals in the early stages of their independent research careers. Fourteen University of Alabama graduates have accepted Fulbright awards to study and teach abroad during Three will be based in Spain and two each in Brazil, Malaysia and Turkey. Others will be in Czech Republic, Cyprus, France, Peru and South Korea. U.S. News and World Report ranks The University of Alabama s Manderson Online Business Master s programs 12th in the nation, up from 75th last year. The rankings are based on level of accreditation, faculty credentials, admissions selectivity, reputation for excellence among peer institutions and academic and career support services offered to students. Public Accounting Report s 2014 rankings place UA s Culverhouse School of Accountancy s undergraduate and master s programs eighth in the nation and the doctoral program 12th. PRWeek Magazine has recognized the public relations program in The University of Alabama s College of Communication and Information Sciences as one of the top five programs in the nation six times. ROLLTIDE.COM 5

8 INTRODUCTION introduction William R. Bill Battle is in his third year as Director of Athletics at The University of Alabama. Battle took over the job on Friday, March 22, 2013, succeeding Mal Moore who had held the position since November, Battle joined the Crimson Tide after a career as a college football coach and entrepreneur that was consistently hallmarked by innovation and foresight. A native of Birmingham, Ala., Battle attended The University of Alabama on a football scholarship and enjoyed a successful playing career as a three-year starter at end for the Crimson Tide under legendary head coach Paul Bear Bryant from Battle was a member of Bryant s first national championship team at Alabama in Generally regarded as the team s best end throughout his playing career, Battle came to Tuscaloosa after starring in three sports at Birmingham s West End High School. An excellent student, Battle earned a bachelor s degree in Biology (minor in Psychology) from The University of Alabama in 1963 and a master s degree in Education from The University of Oklahoma in He was an Academic All-SEC selection as a senior in 1962 and was selected to play in the Senior Bowl all-star game in Mobile, Ala., in January of He was named first team tight end and second team defensive end on The University of Alabama All Decade Team of the 1960s. Battle entered the coaching profession as a graduate assistant at The University of Oklahoma in 1963 under famed head coach Bud Wilkinson. In 1964 and 1965, he served as an assistant coach at the United States Military Academy while serving a two-year military tour. In 1966, he moved on to the University BILL BATTLE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS of Tennessee, where he served as an assistant Battle received a National Football coach under head coach Doug Dickey for four Foundation award in December 2008 for seasons ( ) until he was named head Outstanding Contributions to Amateur coach of the Volunteers in When he was named head coach, Battle was the youngest head coach in college football at the age of 28. During his seven-year tenure as head coach ( ), Battle s teams went , finished three seasons ranked in the nation s top 10 among five top-20 finishes and won four out of five bowl games. Battle s Tennessee teams won 11 games once (1970) and at least 10 games in three different seasons (1970, 1971 and 1972). His first Tennessee team finished the season ranked fourth in both national polls. His 1971 team finished ranked ninth in both national polls and the 1972 Tennessee squad finished ranked eighth by the Associated Press and 11th in the Coaches poll. Battle began a career in the private sector after his coaching career ended. He held various positions within Circle S Industries in Selma, Football. In June 2010, Bill was inducted into the National Association of Collegiate Marketing Administrators (NACMA) Hall of Fame. He was inducted into the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame, receiving its Lifetime Achievement Award in He currently serves on the boards of the Bryant-Jordan Student-Athlete Foundation, The University of Alabama A-Club Educational & Charitable Foundation, the Crimson Tide Foundation, and the National Football Foundation. Battle s wife, Mary, is a summa cum laude graduate of the University of Texas School of Nursing with a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing. She earned a Master of Science in healthcare administration from the University of Alabama-Birmingham. For many years Mary worked in the healthcare industry both in the clinical setting and for healthcare corporations Ala., and served as president of two different that developed and managed physician companies, as well as vice chairman of the Circle S Holding Company Board. During his six years at Circle S, the organization grew from two companies earning $12 million in annual sales to 10 companies earning $60 million. Battle founded The Collegiate Licensing provider networks including the development of strategically significant relationships with payors and business and industry. Mary currently serves on the Arthritis Foundation National Board of Directors and is the chairperson of the Arthritis Foundation Company (CLC) in 1981, and served as president Leadership Council for the Birmingham and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) until He also served as chairman of the board of Licensing Partners International (LPI), which was created in 2001 to represent the licensing interests of non-collegiate sports properties, as well as corporate and entertainment properties. A 1981 inductee into the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame, Battle was inducted as the first member of the charter class of the National Collegiate Licensing Association Hall of Fame in He was the recipient of the 2005 Paul W. Bryant Alumni Athlete Award at The University of Alabama and was inducted into the International Licensing Industry Merchandisers Association (LIMA) Hall of Fame in market. She is also a member of the Volunteer Engagement Task Team for the Arthritis Foundation. In addition, Mary is an inaugural member of the UAB School of Medicine Board of Visitors and is active in fundraising activities for UAB that support research projects targeting more effective treatment for rheumatoid arthritis. The Battles are part of UAB s Stem Cell Institute Board and are both active in their support of UAB s Department of Rheumatology. In their leisure time, the Battles enjoy life on their ranch in Georgia. Mary is an avid equestrian while Bill enjoys working on various projects around the ranch. FINUS GASTON SENIOR EXECUTIVE ASSOCIATE A.D. CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER KEVIN ALMOND EXECUTIVE ASSOCIATE A.D. SUPPORT SERVICES MARIE ROBBINS SENIOR ASSOCIATE A.D. SENIOR WOMAN ADMINISTRATOR SAM BRANCH SENIOR ASSOCIATE A.D. DEVELOPMENT JEFF PURINTON SENIOR ASSOCIATE A.D. MARKETING & COMMUNICATIONS DOUG WALKER SENIOR ASSOCIATE A.D. COMMUNICATIONS CHRIS BESANCENEY ASSOCIATE A.D. TICKETING / TIDE PRIDE JONATHAN BOWLING ASSOCIATE A.D. COMPLIANCE JON DEVER ASSOCIATE A.D. STUDENT SERVICES BRAD LEDFORD ASSOCIATE A.D. STRATEGIC MARKETING CAROL PARK ASSOCIATE A.D. BUSINESS AARON VOLD ASSOCIATE A.D. MAJOR GIFTS TOMMY FORD ASSISTANT A.D. DONOR PROGRAMS DR. JAMES KING FACULTY ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVE 6 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

9 From the architecture to the landscaping, The University of Alabama campus is one of the most beautiful places in the state of Alabama. With more than 200 academic majors, outstanding honors programs and a championship athletic tradition, UA offers a complete educational, cultural and social experience. Our undergraduate, graduate and professional programs give students the opportunity to interact with nationally ranked faculty and our distance learning programs offer learning that fits your life. On Your Campus... introduction INTRODUCTION Life on the UA campus is defined by opportunities. Students who want to get involved can join one of more than 350 student organizations, help plan concerts and speaker series, volunteer in the community, participate in intramural teams or run for student government. Students, faculty, staff and visitors can take advantage of a rich and varied schedule of musical, dance and theatre performances, art galleries and exhibitions, lectures and readings by writers, poets and experts on every topic imaginable. UA s fine museums house countless historical artifacts and offer hands-on exploration opportunities. The Ferguson Center, UA s student union, was renovated and expanded in 2014, providing more space for student activities and a larger food court and Supply Store. The new Fresh Food Company as well as Lakeside and Burke dining halls offer a wide variety of food service options. The Student Recreation Center offers first-class recreation facilities to students, faculty and staff. It includes two multi-use gyms, nine multipurpose courts, weight machines, 1/8-mile jogging track, extensive cardio area, locker rooms, indoor swimming pool, dry and steam saunas, 12 lighted tennis courts, four aerobics rooms, eight racquetball courts and a squash court together encompassing more than 200,000 square feet. The facility s outdoor aquatic area features a lazy river, lap swim, large water-park-type slide and lots of deck space. An additional recreation and student center is conveniently located for residential students between the Presidential 1 and II residence halls. Whatever your interests, you will find a group, an organization, an activity or a program that will appeal to you at UA. ROLLTIDE.COM 7

10 outlook 2015 OUTLOOK The Alabama Women s Swimming and Diving Team - From left: Front row - Morgan Presley, Lindsay Morrow, Nicole Raicik, Victoria Hove, Stephanie Klotz, Emma Murray, Emily Zapinski, Justine Macfarlane. Second row Justine Panian, Erika Nist, Bailey Scott, Temarie Tomley, Bridget Blood, Katie Coughlin, Karolina Szczepaniak, Morgan Fleming. Third row Kara Fredlock, Paige Matherson, Brittany Gilbert, Dakota Toner, Hannah Musser, Ayanna Woods, Margy McCarthy, Christina Wu, Taylor Zablocki. Fourth row Sarah Helm, Leah Bird, Mia Nonnenberg, Marian Yurchishin, Caroline Korst, Katie Kelsoe, Lauren Searcy, Emma Saunders, Caroline Beene. PREVIEWING THE ALABAMA SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAMS Momentum, both in and out of the water, can be everything when it comes to the sport of swimming and diving. The University of Alabama Crimson Tide is a perfect example of that and it certainly has a lot of it heading into the season. Our men s team progressed from last in the SEC during our first year (2013) to top 10 at the NCAA championships this past year and was voted the breakout team of the year in 2014 by the College Swimming Coaches Association, head coach Dennis Pursley, who is entering his fourth season with the Crimson Tide, said. The women have rewritten the school record book and climbed the national rankings as well, but not as high. It s momentum that s starting to get a lot of notice in the swimming world and as a result we re getting higher-level recruits. Much of the progress that we ve made up to now is that a lot of the swimmers who have contributed to that success were not highly ranked coming out of high school, but are currently NCAA All-Americans. Specifically, the men s team placed 10th at the 2015 national championships, while the women were 29th. Alabama had seven men and women combine for 23 All-American honors while the Crimson Tide won seven events at the SEC Championships, including its first two relay titles since Collectively, the swimmers and divers broke 21 school records out of a possible 44 in We ve had some individual accomplishments at the SEC and NCAA level, Pursley said. Our goal is to get the teams up to that level as well. Topping that individual list is Kristian Gkolomeev, a two-time NCAA champion who was named the Swimmer of the Meet at the SEC Championships and the SEC Male Swimmer of the Year in During the recent FINA World Championships held in Kazan, Russia, the junior from Greece broke the school long course records (50-meter course) in the 50 freestyle (19.88 seconds) and the 100 freestyle (49.12). His rapid ascension was a bit of a surprise, but that s been the norm around the Alabama Aquatic Center during the past couple of years. For example, another junior, Anton McKee, was recruited out of Iceland to be a distance swimmer and compete in the individual medley, only to turn into an All-American and SEC champion in the breaststroke. The home-grown swimmers have developed as well. Connor Oslin, a junior pre-med student who grew up a short drive away in Georgia, was named the team s Most Valuable Swimmer last season. He finished fourth in the NCAA in the 100 backstroke and 14th in the 200 backstroke and posted the second fastest 50 backstroke at the championships. The six-time All-American won the 2015 SEC 100 backstroke title, set a conference record as part of the Tide s 2015 SEC 400 medley relay championship squad and enters his junior year holding four Crimson Tide school records (100 and 200 backstroke, plus two relay marks). Connor was one of those who was not highly ranked coming out of high school, Pursley said. We ve just seen dramatic improvement since he came on board. One of his teammates, Luke Kaliszak, has been swimming the same events and has improved at pretty much the same rate so 8 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

11 outlook 2015 OUTLOOK The Alabama Men s Swimming and Diving Team - From left: Front row - Anton McKee, Kyle Simpson, Szymmy Day, Michael Messuri, Will Freeman, Taylor Charles, Robert Ramoska, J.J. Pursley. Second row - Alex Gray, Christian Arseneau, Alex Scott, Jack Hadjionstantinou, Kristian Gkolomeev, Christopher Reid, Carlo Rezzonico, Crews Wellford. Third row - Brent Sagert, Matthew Adams, Evan Heldman, Robert Howard, Braxton Young, Travis Kerner, Connor Oslin, Luke Kaliszak. Fourth row - Jacob Kelsoe, Pavel Romanov, Brett Walsh, Brian Westlake, Collin Larson, David Morton, Abbas Qali, Knox Auerbach. I think those two are going to push one another to bigger and better things. That s a strong core for us. We ve got quite a bit of depth on the men s side. As for the women, Pursley said he s looking for the team to take another step even though standout Kaylin Burchell graduated. Her runner-up finish in the 100 breaststroke was the Tide s highest individual finish at the national championships since 2005 and she earned Alabama s first SEC Championships Swimmer of the Meet honors on the women s side after winning both the SEC 100 and 200 breaststroke titles. However, junior Bridget Blood and sophomore Mia Nonnenberg were both first-time finalists at this summer s USA National Championships. During her rookie season, Nonnenberg set Crimson Tide records in both the 200 and 400 individual medleys. Emma Saunders enjoyed another record-breaking season in 2015, bettering the school 100 and 200 backstroke and 200 freestyle marks. The senior from England has been one of Alabama s strongest contributors throughout her career. They re on the fast track and going in the right direction, the coach said, although he could have been talking about his divers as well. Brent Sagert, who two years ago was an SEC All-Freshman selection, returns to lead the men s side while sophomore Kara Fredlock and the women s team figures to get a big boost from the addition of highly-ranked freshman Christina Lu. They ll also help with Pursley s goal of striving for overall excellence, even though most swimmers will concentrate on just one or two strokes and a lot of programs are known for being prolific in some events but weak in others. We try and offer the best program you can find in the NCAA in all the events regardless of what you might specialize in, said Pursley, who has a strong reputation for building programs. He was the first head coach of the Australian Institute of Sport, the inaugural director of the United States National Team and headed Great Britain s 2012 Olympic squad. That approach goes for academics as well. Last year the Alabama women s swimming and diving team was one of just four that finished in the top 30 both at the NCAA Championships (29th) and by grade point average (16th). Of that number, only Purdue, which placed 30th, posted a better team GPA than the Crimson Tide s Meanwhile, the men s team was one of five that finished in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships and post a team GPA better than Of those schools, only Stanford and Michigan topped the Crimson Tide s Still, the competition isn t getting any easier, especially in the SEC. Last year the Alabama men scored approximately 100 more points at the SEC Championships from the previous year, and yet still dropped from fourth to fifth place. It went on to finish 10th in the national meet. It s kind of like football, it keeps getting stronger, Pursley said. We re the strongest conference in the NCAA in our sport. The Pac-12 would be a close second but we ll be way ahead of everyone else. For a number of years now, the top teams in the SEC have also been among the top in the nation, but now we re getting to the point that the bottom half of the SEC is still in the top 20, 25 in the nation. It makes it fun for us. ROLLTIDE.COM 9

12 2015 Review REVIEWING THE CRIMSON TIDE S OUTSTANDING SEASON Two-time NCAA Champion Kristian Gkolomeev 2015 REVIEW HIGHLIGHTS Alabama swimmers earned 23 All- America honors in 2015, the most since 2005 when the men and women combined for 28. The UA men posted a 10th-place finish at the NCAA Championships, their highest finish since 1994 when they finished 10th as well. The Crimson Tide captured seven SEC titles and one NCAA crown in Kristian Gkolomeev, the 2015 NCAA 100 freestyle and 2014 NCAA 50 freestyle champion, is the first UA swimmer to win individual NCAA titles in back-to-back years since Stefan Gherghel in 2002 and Kaylin Burchell s pair of SEC titles in 2015 marked the first time a member of the women s team won two league championships in a single season since Lane Bassham won the 1-meter and 3-meter diving titles in The Crimson Tide men won five SEC titles in 2015, the most since 1991 when Jon Olsen and Mark Rourke combined to win five individual titles. With victories in the 200 freestyle and 400 medley relays in 2015, the Tide men claimed their first SEC relay titles since a 1994 victory in the 200 medley relay. Six men earned first team All-SEC honors, tying Tennessee for the most in the conference on the men s side in All six returned for KEEPING ON MOVING ON UP The Crimson Tide men climbed back into the top 10 at the NCAA championships for the first time since 1994, taking 10th, while the women moved back into the top-30 for the first time since 2005, finishing 29th. RECORD SMASHERS SEASON II For the second year in a row, the Alabama men s and women s swimming and diving teams broke school records in droves. The Crimson Tide replaced 21 slots on its record board during the season - 11 on the women s side and 10 on the men s - including eight relay and 13 individual marks. Over the past three years, Alabama has broken 29 of the 44 school records and set two Southeastern Conference records in the process. SEC SWIMMERS OF THE MEET Senior Kaylin Burchell and sophomore Kristian Gkolomeev gave Alabama a clean sweep of the SEC Championships Swimmer of the Meet honors in Burchell won the 100 and 200 breaststrokes at the SEC Championships, while Gkolomeev won the 50 and 100 freestyle and was part of the winning 200 freestyle and 400 medley relays. It was the first time Alabama swimmers had won either the men s or women s honor. SEC SWIMMER OF THE YEAR Sophomore Kristian Gkolomeev was named the 2015 Southeastern Conference Male Swimmer of the Year. Gkolomeev enjoyed one of the most dominating seasons a sprinter could have in The 2015 NCAA 100 freestyle champion won two individual SEC titles (50 and 100 freestyle) and was part of two SEC champion relays (200 freestyle and 400 medley), one of which set a new SEC record. At the 2015 NCAA Championships, only four swimmers posted a flat start 50 freestyle under 19 seconds and only Gkolomeev did it four times. Overall, there were 15 collegiate swims under 19 seconds in the 50 freestyle during the season with Gkolomeev collecting seven of those, including four of the fastest five. His school-record at the SEC Championships was the fastest collegiate 50 in the nation in Gkolomeev s school-record to win the NCAA 100 freestyle title was the fastest collegiate 100 of the season, while his to win the SEC 100 freestyle title was the second fastest of the season. He posted the fastest 50 freestyle relay split at the NCAA Championships, going to anchor the Tide s runner-up 200 medley relay. His medley relay anchor leg was the nation s best. In addition to bettering the school records in the 50 and 100 freestyle multiple times in 2015, Gkolomeev also swam legs on all five school-record relays during the season. Gkolomeev is the first 10 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

13 2015 Review 2015 SEC 100 Backstroke Champion Connor Oslin 2015 SEC Championships Female Swimmer of the Meet Kaylin Burchell Mia Nonnenberg broke two Alabama records in her rookie season UA swimmer to earn SEC Swimmer of the Year honors since Arne Borgstrom in ALL-AMERICANS A total of seven swimmers earned 23 All- America honors for the Crimson Tide in Senior Kaylin Burchell earned firstteam recognition in the 100 and 200 breaststroke, finishing her career with a trio of honors. On the men s side of the slate, sophomore Kristian Gkolomeev led the way with five first team (50 and 100 freestyle, 200 and 400 medley relay and 200 freestyle relay) and one honorable-mention honor (400 freestyle relay). Sophomore Connor Oslin earned three first-team honors (100 backstroke and 200 and 400 medley relay) and one honorable mention (200 backstroke). Junior Brett Walsh swam on all four of Alabama s All-America relays, including three that earned first team recognition (200 and 400 medley relay and 200 freestyle relay) and one that was honorable mention (400 freestyle relay). Sophomore Anton McKee earned three first team honors (200 breaststroke and 200 and 400 medley relay). Freshman Luke Kaliszak and sophomore Alex Gray earned two All-America honors each, swimming legs on the Tide s first team 200 freestyle relay and honorable mention 400 freestyle relay. Since the arrival of head coach Dennis Pursley and his staff prior to the 2013 season, a total of 10 UA students have earned All-America recognition 33 times. ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS All-Americans Anton McKee and Connor Oslin earned a place on the 2015 Men s Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All- America At-Large Team. The Crimson Tide swimming and diving program has now earned 12 Academic All-America honors since McKee and Oslin s honors also mark the fourth time since 2005 that two members of the swimming and diving team have earned the honor in the same year. The men s at-large team spans the sports of fencing, golf, gymnastics, ice hockey, lacrosse, rifle, skiing, swimming and diving, tennis, water polo, volleyball and wrestling. Of the 45 student-athletes who earned a place on either the first, second or third team this year, only four were sophomores, with McKee and Oslin making up half that list. CRIMSON TIDE HONORS The Crimson Tide presented the following honors during its annual year-end awards banquet: Most Outstanding Swimmers: Kaylin Burchell and Kristian Gkolomeev Most Outstanding Divers: Brent Sagert and Kara Fredlock. Most Valuable: Connor Oslin and Mia Nonnenberrg Best Competitors: Brett Walsh and Emma Saunders Most Dedicated: Luke Kaliszak and Paige Matherson Leadership Awards: Clark Garner and Emily Zapinski Coaches Awards: Emily Facchine and Robert Ramoska TEAM USA Kaylin Burchell, the NCAA silver medalist in the 100 breaststroke, the SEC 100 and 200 breaststroke champion and the SEC Swimmer of the Meet in 2015, earned a place on the United States National Team prior to her senior season, becoming the first active Crimson Tide swimmer since the 1990s to earn a place on Team USA. The Richmond, Ky., native also earned a place on the USA Pan American Games roster. NCAA AWARD OF VALOR John Servati was named the 2015 Award of Valor recipient at the NCAA Convention Honors celebration. The NCAA Award of Valor is given to a coach or administrator currently associated with intercollegiate athletics, or to a current or former varsity letterwinner at an NCAA institution who, when confronted with a situation involving personal danger, averted or minimized potential disaster by courageous action or noteworthy bravery. The award is not presented annually, but in the event of an outstanding act of valor. In April 2014, Servati endured an EF-3 tornado in the basement of a Tuscaloosa home. The swimmer shielded another University of Alabama student from a collapsing retaining wall, sacrificing his own life for theirs. The Tupelo, Miss., native is remembered by family, friends and teammates as an everyday hero who worked tirelessly to make the world around him a better place, including volunteering with the Boys & Girls Club of America and other service organizations REVIEW ROLLTIDE.COM 11

14 coaches and staff COACHES/STAFF 12 DENNIS PURSLEY Head Coach ALABAMA, 1972 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING 4th Season After getting his start as a volunteer coach on Crimson Tide legend Don Gambril s first Alabama staff, Dennis Pursley has gone on to one of the most extraordinary careers in the sport of swimming, a career that led him to be named one of the 25 most influential people in the history of USA Swimming in With a career that has taken him all over the globe including stops as the first head coach of the Australian Institute of Sport, the inaugural director of the United States National Team and most recently the head coach of Great Britain s 2012 Olympic squad Pursley is a proven program builder who has made an immediate and significant impact on every team he has touched. That s why when Alabama was looking for a head coach to take its program back to the highest levels of collegiate swimming and diving, it turned to Pursley. It didn t take Pursley long to work his magic with the Crimson Tide. In 2015, just his third season at Alabama s helm, he led the Tide men to their first top-10 NCAA finish since 1994 and the Tide women to their first top-30 national finish since His squad also continued rewriting the school record board, breaking 21 Alabama marks for the second year in a row. On the way to their national success in 2015, the Tide men and women combined to win one NCAA Championship, seven SEC titles and 23 All-America honors. In 2014, his second year in Tuscaloosa, Pursley led Alabama to a record-shattering season that saw the men s and women s teams break a combined 21 school records including 19 of 36 swimming records. Both the men and the women made significant moves up the rankings at both the Southeastern Conference and NCAA Championships. After moving up six spots at the SEC Championships and 16 spots at the NCAA Championships, the Tide men were named the 2014 Break-Out Team of the year by the College Swimming & Diving Honors program. As a team, we are very proud of this honor, Pursley said. The progress we enjoyed this year was truly the result of a team effort from both staff and athletes who fully embraced the culture of excellence we are building here at Alabama. The Tide has also enjoyed standout team performances in the classroom since Pursley s return. After turning in the highest team grade point average in the nation during the fall of 2013, the women s team was third during the 2014 spring semester with a In 2015, Alabama s women were one of just four teams that finished in the top 30 both at the NCAA Championships (29th) and by grade point average (16th) with a team GPA. The Crimson Tide men were also in good company in 2015 as one of five teams to finish in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships and post a team grade point average better than Our mission at Alabama is to build a culture of excellence that will enable each of our athletes to achieve their full potential in the pool, in the classroom and in life; so we are very pleased that our academic accomplishments paralleled the progress we made in the pool this year, Pursley said. One thing that Pursley has learned over the years is that the secret to success in any endeavor is to surround yourself with the best people you can. To that end, he has built a staff in Tuscaloosa that includes some of the best coaches in the country, including former world record holder and Alabama NCAA champion Jonty Skinner, who has developed into one of the top sports science coaches in the world, and Pat Greenwell, the most decorated diving coach in Southeastern Conference history. The staff also includes James Barber, Lisa Ebeling and Will Leonhart. I m very excited about the staff we ve assembled here at Alabama, Pursley said. Everyone brings something special to the team and every one of them is dedicated to

15 getting the absolute best out of the athletes both in the water and in the classroom. Pursley is energized by his return to a campus that is enjoying both unprecedented growth and success in all areas. Enrollment has grown to a school-record 37,100 in the fall of 2015 and there are new buildings throughout campus, including the Presidential Village which includes a second student center and a new suite-style campus living community. There is no doubt that this is an amazing time at this University, Pursley said. There are great things happening everywhere you look and I m just very proud and excited to be involved and I look forward to our program being a part of the Crimson Tide story of success. The excitement and success that pervades campus is especially prevalent within the athletics department. The Crimson Tide won four national team titles during the academic year, the most among NCAA Division I schools, including football, gymnastic, women s golf and softball. That run of national championships continued in with football earning its third BCS title in four years while men s golf won its first of two back-toback NCAA Championships, giving the Tide nine national championships in the past five years. It is a great honor and privilege to return to my alma mater, Pursley said. I could not be more impressed with the commitment of the University of Alabama to the pursuit of excellence in both academics and athletics, and I truly believe that the potential of the Crimson Tide swimming and diving program is unlimited. The Louisville, Ky., native, who was inducted into the American Swimming Coaches Hall of Fame in 2006, worked under Tide legends John Foster and Don Gambril to start his coaching career in the mid-1970s, following an Alabama career that included earning All-Southeastern Conference honors and the 1969 SEC 200 breaststroke title. He earned a bachelor s degree and a master s degree from Alabama in 1972 and 1973, respectively. Following his initial stint with the Tide, he returned to his hometown to become head coach of Lakeside Swim Club. It was during this time that he was appointed to the coaching staff of the 1979 USA Pan American Games team. In that competition one of his swimmers, Mary T. Meagher, surprised the swimming world by establishing her first of several world records. Meagher, who would be crowned Madam Butterfly, earned a place on the 1980 U.S. Olympic team and went on to set world records that stood for decades. In addition to Meagher and four others, Pursley coached Glenn Mills to a spot on the USA Olympic squad in Mills would go on to swim for the Tide, winning the NCAA 200 breaststroke title in Following his time in Louisville, Pursley became head coach of the Cincinnati Marlins and led them to their first three national championship titles. Eleven swimmers on his 1980 championship team accounted for 28 top- 25 world rankings in individual events and eight Marlin relays were ranked among the top 25 in the world in that same year. After placing six swimmers on the 1980 USA Olympic Team who accounted for two world records and four No. 1 world rankings, Pursley was appointed to the USA Olympic Team staff and was awarded 1980 Coach of the Year honors by the American Swimming Coaches Association. During the first decade of Pursley s career, his swimmers accounted for seven world records, 12 American Records and 20 U.S. National Championship titles as well as numerous medals in major international competitions - including the Olympic Games and the World Championships. In 1981, Pursley was named as the first head coach of the Australian Institute of Sport (AIS), where he served as head coach of the combined team for two years and the men s team until August, Six of the AIS athletes who had trained under Pursley (four men and two women) accounted for half of Australia s medals in the 1984 Olympic Games. Only one of those Olympians was ranked among the top 20 in the world in After the 1984 Olympic Games, Pursley began a three year term as head coach of the Olympian Swim Club in Edmonton, Alberta, where his team progressed from fifth to first in provincial championship competition. He was appointed the first USA Swimming National Team Director in 1989 and was responsible for all aspects of the Team USA program. During his 14-year tenure, the medal production of the USA team skyrocketed. The USA team finished first in the medal count in both men s and women s competitions in all three Olympiads of his tenure, culminating with 33 medals, including 14 gold, at the 2000 Olympics which was described by Sports Illustrated as the greatest team performance of all time. In recognition of his contributions, Pursley was awarded the United States Olympic Committee Chairman s Coaching Award for Pursley returned to the deck in 2003 as the head coach of the Brophy East Swim Team in Phoenix Ariz., before becoming the head coach of British Swimming in The Hall of Fame coach returned to the deck of the Alabama Aquatic Center after leading Great Britain to a UK record 23 spots in the championship finals of the London Olympics in the summer of Pursley and his wife Mary Jo have five children, Lisa, Brian, David, Steven and J.J. Lisa joins him on the Alabama staff as an assistant coach, while J.J. is a junior on the men s team. coaches and staff DENNIS PURSLEY CAREER AT A GLANCE HIRED: May, 2012 BIRTHDATE: April 16 HOMETOWN: Louisville, Kentucky EDUCATION: Bachelor s Degree in English University of Alabama, 1972 Master s Degree in English University of Alabama, 1973 EXPERIENCE: Head Coach, University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala present Head Coach, Great Britain Olympic Team London, England 2012 Head Coach, British Swimming London, England Head Coach, Brophy East Swim Team Phoenix Ariz National Team Director, United States Swimming Colorado Spring, Colo Head Coach, Olympian Swim Club Edmonton, Alberta Head Coach, Australian Institute of Sport Perth, Australia Assistant Coach, USA Olympic Team 1980 Head Coach, Cincinnati Marlins Cincinnati, Ohio Assistant Coach, USA Pan American Games Team San Juan, Puerto Rico 1979 Head Coach, Lakeside Swim Club Louisville, Ky Volunteer Coach, University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, Ala Head Coach, University Aquatic Club Tuscaloosa, Ala ATHLETIC CAREER: Swam for the University of Alabama, Alabama Team Captain, 1971 and Southeastern Conference Champion, 200 Breaststroke Set the American Record in the 220 breaststroke in 1966 Two-time member of Team USA Three-year High School All-American at Trinity High School ROLLTIDE.COM 13 COACHES/STAFF

16 COACHES/STAFF 14 coaches and staff JONTY SKINNER Associate Head Coach ALABAMA, 1978 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING 4th Season Former world record holder, NCAA Champion and International Hall of Famer Jonty Skinner is currently in his third stint as an Alabama swimming and diving coach after rejoining the Crimson Tide in the summer of 2012 as a member of head coach Dennis Pursley s staff. We could not have a more qualified coach than Jonty Skinner, Pursley said. As a former world record holder and coach of Olympic gold medalists and national championship teams, Jonty has done it all at the highest levels of national and international competition. He is primarily responsible for our sprint program but all of the swimmers and coaches on the team will benefit from his broad range of experience and expertise. After joining the staff as an assistant in the summer of 2012, Skinner was promoted to associate head coach following the 2013 season. In addition to his coaching duties, Skinner serves as the Tide s technical director, a post he previously held with both USA Swimming and British Swimming. During the season, Skinner coached rookie Kristian Gkolomeev to the NCAA 50 freestyle title, the first 50 championship in Crimson Tide history. Skinner s group also accounted for seven individual school records and five relay marks. Overall, Alabama rewrote its record board, bettering 19 swimming marks. In the season, Gkolomeev won the SEC 50 and 100 freestyle titles before adding the NCAA 100 freestyle crown to his resume. Overall, the Tide bettered 21 school swimming marks during the season. Skinner first came to the Capstone in the fall of 1974 as a sprinter on one of legendary Tide coach Don Gambril s first teams. He made an immediate impact, winning Alabama s first NCAA championship as a freshman in 1975 when he touched the wall first in the 100 freestyle. Skinner went on to shatter the world record in the 100-meter freestyle during the summer of 1976, setting a standard that would endure until After graduation, the 19-time All-American started his coaching career under Gambril as an Alabama assistant. From there he went on to a highly successful stint as head coach of the San Jose Aquatics Club, where his teams won a USA Senior National team championship and five USA Junior National team titles. After returning to Tuscaloosa in the late 1980s as associate head coach, Skinner took over the head coaching reins in 1990 when Gambril retired. Skinner capped his four-year tenure as the Tide s head coach by leading both the men and women to top-10 national finishes in 1994, the same year he was named the SEC Women s Coach of the Year. In the summer of 1994, Pursley, then the director of the USA National Team, chose Skinner as the inaugural coach of United States Swimming s Resident National Team at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo. From there Skinner went on to coach some of the world s top swimmers at the elite national and international level. I m excited to be back in Tuscaloosa, back at the University of Alabama, and to have this amazing chance to work with Dennis again, Skinner said. He and I have worked together for a number of years at both USA and British Swimming and we re both excited to use what we ve learned about swimming and coaching at the international level and apply it at the collegiate level. Skinner-coached swimmers have won 18 national titles and 20 Olympic medals - including 17 gold. He has also produced two Kipputh Award winners. Alabama standout Jon Olsen stands tall among Skinner s former pupils. Following an All-America career at the Capstone, Olsen won five Olympic medals - including four that were gold - under Skinner s tutelage. Olsen still holds the Alabama 100 and 200 freestyle school records. During his own swimming career, Skinner captured four national titles to go with his NCAA title and five years as the world record holder in the 100m freestyle. In 1986 he was inducted into the International Swimming Hall of Fame. After six years as the head coach of the USA Resident National Team, Skinner spent the next eight years as USA Swimming s Director of Performance Science and Technology, coordinating all of the testing, tracking and assessment of U.S. National Team members. From , he worked in a similar capacity with British Swimming. In addition to his work with the USA and British national teams, Skinner founded Athletic Intelligence Consulting to further his work and research in neuroscience and how it relates to elite level training and competition. Jonty is a proven leader in cutting edge science and technology as it applies to competitive swimming, Pursley said. His experience in working with many of the world s top swimmers and coaches provides a wealth of knowledge to our program. He is a great motivator and proven winner who is passionately committed to helping his swimmers become the best that they can be. Skinner s latest stint with the Crimson Tide is a result of a perfect convergence of people, place and challenges. There s no doubt that Alabama is a very special place and I can t imagine doing this anywhere else, Skinner said. The opportunity to coach with Dennis and live and work in such a tradition-rich environment was something I just couldn t pass up. PAT GREENWELL Diving Coach PITTSBURGH, th Season Alabama diving coach Pat Greenwell s more than 25 years at Alabama - punctuated by multiple conference and national champions, Olympians and All-Americans - is a story of soaring success. Greenwell, who started with the Crimson Tide in the fall of 1987, has been named Southeastern Conference Diving Coach of the Year a league-record six times and has coached Tide divers to eight SEC Diver of the Year honors. Pat is one of the nation s top diving coaches, Alabama head coach Dennis Pursley said. He has consistently had Alabama divers vying for conference and national championships and earning All-America honors. His commitment to excellence has been reflected in the consistently outstanding achievements of his divers throughout the years. In 2014, Paige McCleary the 2011 SEC Freshman Diver of the Year after turning in the top rookie finish on both the 1-meter and 3-meter boards as well as the platform at the SEC Championships - closed out her career as an honorable mention All-American off the 1-meter board. Aaron Fleshner, who won his third SEC title under Greenwell s tutelage in 2010, made a pair of trips to China in the summer of 2011

17 as part of the United States national team. Flesher first traveled to Shanghai for the FINA World Championships and later to Shenzia for the World University Games. Fleshner, who currently works and trains in Tuscaloosa, is a three-time U.S. national 1-meter champion. In 2009, Greenwell was named SEC Women s Diving Coach of the Year and saw Fleshner earn SEC Male Diver of the Year honors while Carrie Dragland was named both the SEC Freshman and Female Diver of the Year. Now in his 28th season with the Tide, Greenwell s athletes have won a pair of NCAA championships, with Brent Roberts winning the platform in 1998 and Lane Bassham winning the 3-meter board in They have also earned 69 All-America honors and won 21 SEC titles since The 2004 season saw Greenwell recognized as the NCAA Championships Coach of the Meet after Bassham took first off the 3-meter and second off the 1-meter. Both she and Crystal Rasmussen earned All-America honors that season, leading Alabama to 21st place overall. Bassham was also named NCAA Diver of the Meet for her efforts. The success of Greenwell s student-athletes isn t limited to the pool senior Adam Booher earned an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship as well as a place on the CoSIDA Academic All-District IV At-Large Team. In 2010 Elizabeth Hughes was named to the CoSIDA Academic All-American team. In 2005, Stewart Smith earned an SEC Postgraduate Scholarship, one of the league s highest academic honors, while Jill DeVasher earned the same award in Mark Rourke brought the swimming and diving program its first NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship, one of the most prestigious awards offered on the national level, in Internationally, Greenwell s divers have done very well. In addition to his double-duty in China, Fleshner competed at the 2010 USA Diving Grand Prix meet in Ft. Lauderdale and the 2014 FINA Grand Prix in Malaysia. Former Greenwell students Rafael Alvarez and Rourke both competed at multiple Olympic Games and both finaled in at least one Olympiad. Roberts was the United States Olympic team alternate on the platform in 2000 after finishing third at the Olympic Trials. Under Greenwell s tutelage, Rourke became the first diver in conference history to win all three diving events at the SEC Championships, doing so in Greenwell inherited the tradition rich Alabama program in the fall of 1987, after a five-year stint at Clemson University. While coaching Clemson, the Tampa, Fla., native earned his master s degree in post-secondary counseling. He dove collegiately at the University of Pittsburgh, garnering All-America honors on the way to earning a bachelor s degree in health and physical education in An active member of U.S. Diving as both a coach and a judge, Greenwell has served as the U.S. National Coach for competitions in China and Canada. In 1997 and 1999, he served as the U.S. judge at the World University Games. Greenwell married the former Debbie Purifoy in May of JAMES BARBER Assistant Coach AUBURN AT MONTGOMERY, th Season James Barber is in his ninth season as an assistant coach with the Crimson Tide. I m excited to have James as part of the staff, Alabama head coach Dennis Pursley said. I ve known him since he worked with the USA Resident National team in the 1990s. He is a talented and hardworking coach who is a perfect fit for our program philosophy, which is based on character and commitment in the pool, in the classroom and in life. In addition to his on the deck coaching duties, Barber serves as the recruiting coordinator for the men s program. They say home is where the heart is, and my heart has always been with The University of Alabama, Barber said. It is incredible being a member of the Alabama family, to be in a place that puts such high value in excellence at every level and provides their athletes and coaches with every resource necessary to succeed. This is every coach s and athlete s dream. During the Crimson Tide s breakout season, Barber s group broke three school records including rookie Connor Oslin becoming the first UA swimmer under 47 seconds in the 100 backstroke, clocking a at the NCAA Championships and shaving more than a second and a half off the old mark. Oslin only got better in 2015, winning the SEC 100 backstroke title and becoming the first UA swimmer under 46 seconds in the event, posting a at the NCAA Championships. In all, the four fastest 100 backstrokers in school history are on the roster. In addition to almost two decades of collegiate and age-group coaching, Barber also coaches and staff worked with Jonty Skinner as an assistant coach with the U.S. Resident National Team in Colorado Springs, Colo. While there, he worked with several world class athletes, including Amy Van Dyken and B.J. Bedford. Van Dyken was the first American female athlete to win four gold medals in a single Olympiad (Atlanta, 1996). Prior to joining the Crimson Tide, Barber was in charge of the distance group at Florida State for three seasons, coaching athletes to school record marks in the 500, 1,000 and 1,650 freestyles as well as coaching the Seminoles first All-American in the mile. One of his athletes was named ACC Swimmer of the Meet at the conference championships. He was also nominated for Teacher of the Year for teaching undergraduate anatomy and physiology courses at FSU. As an age-group coach, Barber mentored 18 Junior National qualifiers in over 40 events and 20 national age-group top-16 performers. His athletes also earned 21 titles at the Southeastern Swimming Championships. Barber joined the Seminoles in 2004 after a six-year run as the head coach at Club Makos in Gulf Breeze, Fla., where he produced national caliber swimmers. Since 2005 Barber has mentored five different athletes who qualified/represented Team USA in international competitions, in addition to five international athletes who have represented their respective countries, with many finalists and semi-finalists. Barber received his first coaching job as the head age-group coach for the Montgomery YMCA Barracudas in Montgomery, Ala. From there he moved to Mobile, Ala., where he served as Senior Coach for the City of Mobile Swim Association while pursuing his master s degree. His next coaching stint had him in the same position for the Colorado Spring Swim Team while also coaching the USA National Team. Barber graduated with a bachelor s degree in exercise science in 1996 from Auburn University at Montgomery and obtained a master s degree in exercise physiology from the University of South Alabama. A native of Prattville, Ala., Barber is married to the former Angie Bixler. The couple has two sons, Benjamin Paul and Samuel James. ROLLTIDE.COM 15 COACHES/STAFF

18 coaches and staff LISA EBELING WILL LEONHART Assistant Coach 4th Season Assistant Coach 2nd Season ARIZONA, 2007 UTAH, 2011 COACHES/STAFF Lisa Ebeling is in her fourth season as a member of the Alabama swimming and diving staff as an assistant coach. Lisa brings tremendous energy and drive to the deck in addition to a strong foundation as a technical coach, head coach Dennis Pursley said. She is committed to the pursuit of excellence and is a great fit in the team concept we have here at the Capstone. In addition to her on-deck coaching duties, Ebeling is the recruiting coordinator for the women s program. The Colorado Springs, Colo., native came to Tuscaloosa after stints as an assistant coach at the University of Utah and Rutgers University. She was part of the coaching staff in the Utes inaugural season as part of the Pac-12 Conference in , during which Utah broke 15 school records. A three-time All-American at Arizona, Ebeling helped the Wildcats win the 2006 Pac- 10 championship. She also earned Academic All-America honors during her Wildcat career and was honored with the Mary Roby Academic Achievement Award. She graduated from Arizona with a bachelor s degree in elementary education in 2007 and coached at the Phoenix Swim Club while pursuing her master s degree at Arizona State. Will Leonhart is in his second season as an assistant coach for the Crimson Tide. He has a variety of on-deck coaching duties, as well as, administrative duties with the program. In his first season with Alabama, Leonhart coached rookie Mia Nonnenberg to the school records in the 200 and 400 individual medleys as well as NCAA Championship berths. Leonhart came to Alabama after serving as a strength and conditioning coach for the University of Utah during the 2013 season. In addition to his collegiate duties, he served as head coach for the Wasatch Front Fish Market and Steiner Masters swim team. He was also head coach and aquatics director of Cottonwood Country Club. As a swimmer, Leonhart competed at the University of Utah from He was a Mountain West Conference finalist in each of the four seasons that he competed. He graduated from Utah in 2011 with a bachelor s degree in exercise and sports science. 16 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

19 SWIMMING AND DIVING SUPPORT STAFF coaches and staff AMY BRAGG LUKE BRIMHALL KRISTIN COGGIN STEPHANIE GODFREY DIRECTOR OF PERFORMANCE NUTRITION MANAGER PERFORMANCE NUTRITION COORDINATOR ATHLETIC ACADEMIC ADVISOR COACHES/STAFF JIM HAMNER ALEXIS MELNIKOV JON PALOMAR NANCY PERRY STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH MARKETING AND PROMOTIONS ASSISTANT GRADUATE ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT JAMES ROBINSON KARAH SIMS CLEONE SKINNER TEAM PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER MANAGER ROLLTIDE.COM 17

20 PROFILES Profiles ALABAMA MEN S SWIMMING AND DIVING ROSTER Name Event(s) Height Year Hometown (High School) Matthew Adams Freestyle/IM/Backstroke 6-3 So. Charleston, S.C. (Bishop England) Christian Arseneau Freestyle 6-5 Fr. Mississauga, Ontario (Sainte-Famille) Knox Auerbach Freestyle 6-0 Fr. Johns Creek, Ga. (Northview) Taylor Charles Butterfly/IM/Backstroke 5-10 Jr. Nashville, Tenn. (Aaron Academy) Szymmy Day Breaststroke 6-0 Jr. Omaha, Neb. (Creighton Prep) Will Freeman Freestyle/Butterfly 6-0 So. Hoover, Ala. (Spain Park) Kristian Gkolomeev Freestyle 6-6 Jr. Athens, Greece (Heraklion-Crete) Alex Gray Freestyle 6-5 Jr. Birmingham, Ala. (Briarwood Christian) Jack Hadjiconstantinou Freestyle 6-5 Jr. Paralimni, Cyprus (Xenion) Evan Heldman Freestyle/IM 6-2 Fr. Davidson, N.C. (Hough) Robert Howard Freestyle 6-2 Fr. Alexander City, Ala. (Benjamin Russell) Luke Kaliszak Backstroke/Freestyle 5-10 So. Huntsville, Ala. (Baylor) Jacob Kelsoe Backstroke/IM 6-3 Jr. Memphis, Tenn. (Memphis Home Education Assoc.) Travis Kerner Freestyle/IM 6-2 So. Richmond, Va. (Benedictine) DJ Lang Freestyle 6-3 So. Denton, Texas (Denton) Collin Larson Diving 5-6 Fr. Minneapolis, Minn. (Academy of Holy Angels) Carl Madden Freestyle 6-2 Jr. Mobile, Ala. (UMS-Wright Prep) Dylan Marin Diving 5-9 Jr. Pittsford, N.Y. (Pittsford Mendon) Anton McKee Breaststroke/Freestyle/IM 6-0 Jr. Hafnarfjörður, Iceland (Commercial College) Michael Messuri Freestyle 6-0 Jr. Ft. Myers, Fla. (Ft. Myers) David Morton Diving 5-8 So. Hoover, Ala. (Hoover) Connor Oslin Backstroke/Butterfly 5-11 Jr. Kennesaw, Ga. (Harrison) J.J. Pursley Butterfly 6-1 Jr. Phoenix, Ariz. (Arcadia) Abbas Qali Freestyle/Butterfly 5-10 Sr. Kuwait City, Kuwait (Abdullah Abdulatif Al-Rjeb) Robert Ramoska Freestyle/Butterfly 6-1 Jr. Park Ridge, Ill. (Marmion Academy) Christopher Reid Backstroke 6-6 So. Port Elizabeth, South Africa (Grey) Carlo Rezzonico Freestyle 6-3 Jr. Castel San Peitro, Switzerland (Liceo Cantonale) Pavel Romanov Breaststroke 5-11 Jr. Moscow, Russia (Moscow School of Olympic Reserve) Brent Sagert Diving 5-8 Jr. St.Albert, Canada (Bellerose Composite) Alec Scott IM 6-4 Sr. Denver, Colo. (Indian River State) Kyle Simpson Butterfly/Backstroke 6-1 Jr. Spanish Fort, Ala. (Spanish Fort) Brett Walsh Freestyle/Butterfly 6-0 Sr. Durban, South Africa (Kearsney College) Crews Wellford Backstroke/IM 6-4 Jr. Memphis, Tenn. (Memphis University) Brian Westlake Freestyle 5-10 Sr. Penryn, Calif. (Del Oro) Braxton Young Freestyle/Butterfly/Breaststroke 6-2 So. Atlanta, Ga. (Marist) COACHES Head Coach Dennis Pursley 4th Season Alabama, 1972 Associate Head Coach Jonty Skinner 4th Season Alabama, 1978 Diving Coach Pat Greenwell 28th Season Pittsburgh, 1980 Assistant Coach James Barber 9th Season Auburn at Montgomery, 1996 Assistant Coach Lisa Ebeling 4th Season Arizona, 2007 Assistant Coach Will Leonhart 2nd Season Utah, 2011 CRIMSON TIDE BY CLASS SENIORS (6) Alec Scott Travis Kerner Abbas Qali Brett Walsh Crews Wellford Brian Westlake JUNIORS (17) Taylor Charles Szymmy Day Kristian Gkolomeev Alex Gray Jack Hadjiconstantinou Jacob Kelsoe Carl Madden Dylan Marin Anton McKee Michael Messuri Connor Oslin J.J. Pursley Robert Ramoska Carlo Rezzonico Pavel Romanov Brent Sagert Kyle Simpson SOPHOMORES (7) Matthew Adams Will Freeman Luke Kaliszak DJ Lang David Morton Christopher Reid Braxton Young FRESHMAN (5) Christian Arseneau Knox Auerbach Evan Heldman Robert Howard Collin Larson CRIMSON TIDE BY STATE/COUNTRY ALABAMA CYPRUS Will Freeman Jack Alex Gray Hadjiconstantinou Robert Howard Luke Kaliszak FLORIDA Carl Madden Michael Messuri David Morton Kyle Simpson ARIZONA J.J. Pursley CALIFORNIA Brian Westlake CANADA Christian Arseneau Brent Sagert COLORADO Alec Scott GEORGIA Knox Auerbach Connor Oslin Braxton Young GREECE Kristian Gkolomeev ICELAND Anton McKee ILLINOIS Robert Ramoska KUWAIT Abbas Qali MINNESOTA Collin Larson NEW YORK Dylan Marin NEBRASKA Szymmy Day NORTH CAROLINA Evan Heldman RUSSIA Pavel Romanov SOUTH CAROLINA Matthew Adams SOUTH AFRICA Christopher Reid Brett Walsh SWITZERLAND Carlo Rezzonico TENNESSEE Taylor Charles Jacob Kelsoe Crews Wellford TEXAS DJ Lang VIRGINIA Travis Kerner 18 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

21 MATTHEW ADAMS Freestyle/IM/Backstroke 6-3 So. 1L Charlestown, S.C. (Bishop England) FRESHMAN: Posted a career-best time in the 100 freestyle (44.81), 200 freestyle (1:37.71) and 200 individual medley (1:47.27) at the SEC Championships his time in the 200 individual medley ranks him sixth all time at Alabama swam a career-best 1:48.45 in the 200 backstroke at the H2Okie Invite scored at the SEC Championships in the 200 individual medley, taking 22nd part of the Tide s 800 freestyle relay team that finished 18th place at the NCAA Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester carries a cumulative GPA into his sophomore year. Swam for Rose VanMetre, Alex Gray and Ben Bondueant at Bishop England High School and under Jesup Szatkowski at LTP Racing Club set state records in the 200 individual medley and 100 freestyle earned fourth place in the 200 freestyle at the 2012 Winter Junior Nationals 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013 state champion named a USA Swimming Scholastic All-American in 2011, 2012 and Full name: Matthew David Adams son of Jennifer and David Adams brother, Joshua sister, Jasmine mechanical engineering major born November 20, freestyle freestyle freestyle 1: individual medley 1: backstroke 1:48.45 CHRISTIAN ARSENEAU Freestyle 6-6 Fr. HS Mississauga, Ontario (Sainte-Famille) Graduated from Sainte-Famille swam for Kevin Anderson at Mississauga Aquatic Club named MSSAC Swimmer of the Year silver medalist at the Canadian Age Group Championships. Full name: Christian Macaulay Arseneau... son of Sheilagh and Ronald Arseneau... siblings, Iain, Gillian and Madeleine human performance exercise science major... born July 3, meter freestyle meter freestyle 1: meter individual medley 2:13.82 KNOX AUERBACH Freestyle 6-0 Fr. HS Johns Creek, Ga. (Northview) Swam for Colin Maloney at Northview High School swam for Rich Murphy at Dynamo Swim Club 2014 and 2015 Phillips 66 finalist 2014 and 2015 Speedo Junior National finalist 2014 and 2015 USA National Junior Team qualifier four-time Academic All-American six-time high school state champion. Full name: Knox Auerbach... son of Susan and Sean Auerbach... siblings, Cade and Cam finance major... born August 7, freestyle freestyle 1:36.82 TAYLOR CHARLES Butterfly/IM/Backstroke 5-10 Jr. 1L Nashville, Tenn. (Aaron Academy) SOPHOMORE: Posted Alabama s top 400 individual medley and 200 butterfly times of the season at the SEC Championships with career-best marks of 3:50.16 and 1:46.07, respectively swam a career-best 1:48.70 in the 200 individual medley at the SEC Championships ranked third in 400 individual medley, eighth in the 200 butterfly and ninth in the 200 individual medley all time at Alabama scored at the SEC Championships in the 200 butterfly (21st) and 400 individual medley (24th) named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the spring semester carries a cumulative GPA into his junior year. Profiles FRESHMAN: Competed in the butterfly and individual medley events during the regular season earned a place on the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better grade point average) for the fall semester. Swam for Dawn Van Reychghem and the Middle Tennessee Home Education Association as well as John Morse, Doug Wharam, Bryan Welter and Charlie Hodgson at Nashville Aquatic Club MTHSSA All Regional Team 2009 All- American consideration medley relay Individual Medley All-American 2010 Nick Nevid Award recipient 2012 Most Improved Award 2013 Tracy Caulkins Award recipient 2012 Olympic Trial Qualifier with a 77th place finish in the 400 individual medley 2012 Junior Nationals placed 19th in the 200 individual medley, ninth in the 400 individual medley and fourth in the 200 butterfly 2013 National Select Camp athlete US Open qualified in the 200 and 400 individual medley and placed 22nd in the 200 butterfly National Society of High School Scholars Eta Sigma Alpha National Homeschool Honor Society Academic All-American. Full name: David Taylor Charles son of Mary Jane and Steve Charles brother, Casey chemistry major born May 21, butterfly 1: individual medley 1: individual medley 3: backstroke SZYMMY DAY Breaststroke 6-0 Jr. 2L Omaha, Neb. (Creighton Prep) SOPHOMORE: Posted career-best times in the 100 breaststroke (55.29) and 200 breaststroke (1:57.29) at the SEC Championships his 200 breaststroke time ranks him sixth all time at Alabama scored at the SEC Championships in the 100 breaststroke, taking 22nd, and the 200 breaststroke, taking 17th also competed in the 200 individual medley at the SEC Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll SUMMER: Swam in the C final of the 200-meter breaststroke at the USA Summer National Championships. PROFILES ROLLTIDE.COM 19

22 PROFILES Profiles FRESHMAN: Posted career swims in three events at the SEC Championships, including the 100 breaststroke (55.54) and 200 individual medley (1:51.71) as well as the 200 breaststroke where he swam a 1:58.27 in the prelims to rank seventh all-time at Alabama scored in the 200 breaststroke at the SEC Championships, taking 15th place named to SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All- American earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better grade point average) for both the fall and spring semesters. Swam for Tom Beck at Creighton Prep and Greater Omaha Aquatics, Michael Gunner at Bob Jones High School and Matt Webber at Huntsville Swim Association Scholastic All- American NISCA All-American Metro All-American team state runner-up in 100 breaststroke and 200 individual medley member of Bob Jones state championship team for two years and a member of Creighton Prep championship team for two years Midwestern swimming champion in 100 breaststroke and two-time champion in 200 breaststroke fourth place finish in 200 breaststroke at region VIII Sectionals 2011 Southeastern Swimming Zone team member, with a second place finish in the 200 breaststroke and a first place finish in the 200 medley relay graduated with highest honors National Spanish Honor Society. Full name: Szymon Bernard Day son of Monika and William Day sister, Maya biology major born August 8, breaststroke breaststroke 1: individual medley 1:51.71 WILL FREEMAN Freestyle/Butterfly 6-0 So. 1L Hoover, Ala. (Spain Park) FRESHMAN: Part of the Tide s 800 freestyle relay team that finished 18th place at the NCAA Championships posted a career-best 4:22.86 in the 500 freestyle at the SEC Championships swam a career-best 1:47.97 in the 200 butterfly at the H2Okie Invite scored at the SEC Championships in the 500 freestyle, taking 24th also competed in the 200 freestyle and 200 butterfly at the SEC Championships picked up a win in the 200 freestyle in his first collegiate meet and race against Delta State named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the fall and spring semesters carries a 4.0 cumulative GPA into his sophomore year. Swam for Sally Mathias and Patrick Kellogg at Spain Park High School and under Brian Wrighton, Nick Lambert and Mike Davidson at Birmingham Swim League qualified for the 2016 Olympic trials in the 200 butterfly 2014 USA Swimming National Championship qualifier won the Wendy s High School Heisman for the state of Alabama and was also a national finalist was a USA Junior National qualifier and finalist in 2012, 2013 and 2014 competed in the USA Swimming National Open Water Select Camp and Open Water Nationals 10K qualified for the USA Junior Nationals in 2011 eight-time Alabama state champion, winning four times each in the 200 freestyle and 500 freestyle set Alabama state records in the 200 freestyle twice and once in the 500 freestyle set five records at Spain Park set the Boys Southeastern Swimming record in the 200 freestyle six year letter-winner and team captain at Spain Park named SPHS Athlete of the Year in 2014 received the Bob Finley Character Award six time NISCA All-American was an AP Scholar with Distinction three-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-American Eagle Scout received a National Merit Letter of Commendation graduated fourth in his class received the SPHS Outstanding Student Award. Full name: William Jacob Freeman son of Fran and John Freeman chemical engineering major born January 31, freestyle 1: freestyle 4: ,650 freestyle 15: butterfly 1:47.97 KRISTIAN GKOLOMEEV Freestyle 6-6 Jr. 2L Athens, Greece (Heraklion-Crete) SUMMER: Finished seventh in the 50-meter freestyle at the 2015 FINA World Championships finished 20th in the 100m freestyle and 24th in the 50m butterfly and 14th as part of Greece s 400m medley relay and 400m freestyle relay at the World Championships broke the school long-course records in the 50m freestyle (19.88) and the 100m freestyle (49.12) SOPHOMORE: 2015 Southeastern Conference Male Swimmer of the Year SEC Championships Swimmer of the Meet won his second NCAA championship in 2015, taking top honors in the 100 freestyle with a school-record 41.56, becoming the first UA swimmer under 42 seconds the Tide s first NCAA 100 freestyle champion since Jonty Skinner won the Tide s first national title in 1975 finished second at the NCAA championships in the 50 freestyle and as part of the Tide s 200 medley relay swam legs on Alabama s third place 400 medley and fourth place 200 freestyle relay anchored the Tide s 11th place 400 freestyle relay earned First Team All-America honors in the 50 and 100 freestyle and as part of the 200 and 400 medley relays and 200 freestyle relay earned honorable mention All-American honors as part of the 400 freestyle relay won SEC titles in the 50 and 100 freestyles and was part of the 200 freestyle relay and 400 medley relay set a new SEC record as part of the 400 medley relay shattered the school record in the 50 freestyle at the SEC Championships with a one of just four swimmers to go under 19 seconds in a flat-start 50 freestyle at the 2015 NCAA Championships and the only one do so four times collected seven of the 15 collegiate swims under 19 seconds in the 50 freestyle during the season, including four of the fastest five his schoolrecord at the SEC Championships was the fastest collegiate 50 in the nation in his school-record to win the NCAA 100 freestyle title was the fastest collegiate 100 of the season, while his to win the SEC 100 freestyle title was the second fastest of the season posted the fastest 50 freestyle relay split at the NCAA Championships, going to anchor the Tide s runner-up 200 medley relay his anchor leg in the 400 medley relay was the relay split in the nation in in addition to bettering the school records in the 50 and 100 freestyle multiple times in 2015, also swam legs on all five school-record relays during the season first UA swimmer to earn SEC Swimmer of the Year honors since Arne Borgstrom in 1982 undefeated in the 50 freestyle during the regular season and won all but one of his races in the 100 freestyle also swam on 12 winning relays during the regular season SUMMER: Finished seventh in the 50-meter freestyle at the 2014 European Championships with a time of to set the school long course meters record also turned in a 16th place performance in the 100-meter freestyle at the 2014 European Championships with a time FRESHMAN: Won the NCAA championship and earned All- American honors in 50 freestyle after lowering his own school-record with a time of first Alabama swimmer to win the NCAA 50 Freestyle title and the first to go under 19 seconds earned honorable mention All- American honors in the 100 freestyle after a 13th place finish at the NCAA Championships while swimming a career-best time of in the prelims to move into second all-time at 20 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

23 Profiles Swam for former Alabama swimmers Kyle Lee and Dan Rozick as well as Frank Myers at Swim Birmingham YMCA Swim Team... Alabama State Champion in the 50 freestyle, swimming for Briarwood Christian also took third in the 100 freestyle at the Alabama State Championships. Full name: Alexander Keith Gray... son of Suzy and Tim Gray... brother, Andy... marketing major... born August 10, freestyle freestyle freestyle 1: backstroke Kristian Gkolomeev won NCAA titles in back-to-back years, taking the 50 freestyle in 2014 and the 100 freestyle in Alabama All-American in the 200 medley and 400 freestyle relays after posting top-eight finishes in both at the NCAA Championships part of the Tide s 200 medley relay that set a school record at the NCAA Championships with a 1:24.47 posted a fourth place finish at the SEC Championships in the 50 freestyle while breaking the Alabama school record with a time of finished seventh at the SEC Championships in the 100 freestyle scored in the 100 butterfly at the SEC Championships, taking 23rd place with a time of to rank seventh all-time at Alabama part of the 200 and 400 freestyle relays that posted school records at the SEC Championships, both shaving more than two and a half seconds off the previous marks Second Team All-SEC joined the Tide for the spring semester and went undefeated in regular-season 50 freestyle races won his lone regular-season attempt in the 100 freestyle against Georgia. Competed for Greece in the 2012 Olympic Games in London where he placed 31st in the 100m freestyle placed 24th in the 50m freestyle at the 15th FINA World Championships with a time of 22.62, making him the second youngest swimmer to finish in the top 25 of the event placed fourth in the 50m freestyle at the 2012 European Championships with a time of Full name: Kristian Gkolomeev... son of Kristina and Tsvetan Gkolomeev... brothers, Nikola and Ivan... human performance exercise science major... born July 4, freestyle SR 100 freestyle SR 200 freestyle 1: butterfly ALEX GRAY Freestyle 6-5 Jr. 1L Birmingham, Ala. (Briarwood Christian) SOPHOMORE: Finaled at the NCAA Championships as part of the Tide s fourth-place 200 freestyle relay scored at the NCAA Championships as part of the Tide s 11th place 400 freestyle relay swam on the Tide s 18th place 800 freestyle relay at the NCAA Championships earned First Team All-America honors as part of the Tide s 200 freestyle relay honorable mention All-America as part of the Tides 400 freestyle relay SEC Champion as part of the Tide s 200 freestyle relay, which set a school record with a 1:16.13 First Team All-SEC posted career-best times in the 50 freestyle (19.69), 100 freestyle (43.34) and 200 freestyle (1:35.99) at the SEC Championships finaled at the SEC Championships in the 50 freestyle, taking eighth scored in the 100 and 200 freestyle, taking ninth and 16th, respectively took sixth at the SEC Championships as part of the schoolrecord setting 800 freestyle relay ranked fifth, sixth and seventh all time at Alabama in the 50, 100 and 200 freestyles, respectively swam on the Tide s school-record 200, 400 and 800 freestyle relays staple in the freestyle relays during the regular season, swimming to six victories FRESHMAN: Swam a career-best time of in the 50 freestyle at the SEC Championships to rank ninth all-time at Alabama posted a careerbest in the 100 freestyle at the SEC Championships swam a career-best in the 100 backstroke at the Bulldog Invitational. JACK HADJICONSTANTINOU Freestyle 6-4 Jr. 1L Paralimni, Cyprus (Xenion) 2015 SUMMER: Competed in the 200-meter and 400m freestyle at the 2015 FINA World Championships SOPHOMORE: Posted career-best times in the 200 freestyle (1:38.29), 500 freestyle (4:30.01) and 1,650 freestyle (15:18.11) at the SEC Championships posted the Tide s fastest 1,650 freestyle time of the season at the SEC Championships scored at the SEC Championships in the 1,650 freestyle, taking 15th also competed in the 200 and 500 freestyle at the SEC Championships FRESHMAN: Competed in the long distance freestyle events during the regular season named to SEC Academic Honor Roll. Swam for Houzouris Georgios at Xenion High School and Konstantias Swimming Club national school champion in the 400m freestyle 2012 top national swimmer for youth and men 13th in the 400m freestyle at the 2010 Comen Cup 43rd in the 400m freestyle, 49th in the 800m freestyle, and 26th in the 1,500m freestyle at the 2011 World Swimming Championships 25th in the 800m freestyle in the 1,500m freestyle at the 2011 European Junior Swimming Championships third in the 1,500m freestyle at the 2011 Balkan Junior Championships second in the 1,500m freestyle at the 2011 Games of the Small States of Europe first in the 1,500m freestyle at the 2012 Balkan Junior Championships broke the record in the 1,500m freestyle and first in the PROFILES ROLLTIDE.COM 21

24 PROFILES Profiles 400m freestyle at the 2012 Games of the Small States of Europe. Full name: Iacovos Hadjiconstantinou son of Stella-Marie and Solonas Hadjiconstantinou brother, Charis sisters, Andria and Fotinie general business major born November 17, freestyle 1: freestyle 4: ,000 freestyle 9: ,650 freestyle 15:18.11 EVAN HELDMAN Freestyle 6-2 Fr. HS Davidson, N.C. (Hough) Swam for Tim Queen at William Amos Hough High School swam for Pam Swander, Aleks Fansler and David Marsh at SwimMac Carolina... multiple-time Sectional A-Finalist and podium finisher at state and sectionals Greensboro Aquatic Center record setter as part of the 800 freestyle relay took fourth in the 200 individual medley at the North Carolina High School State Championships USA Swimming Scholastic All-American in 2014 and 2015 U.S. Junior Nationals qualifier high school team captain National Honor Society graduated Magna Cum Laude graduated third out of a class of 584 Spanish National Honor Society Math National Honor Society Secretary Science Honor Society History National Honor Society. Full name: Evan Patrick Heldman... son of Michele and Scott Heldman... siblings, Will and Alex biology major... born May 28, freestyle 1: freestyle 4: individual medley 1:52.87 USA Scholastic All-American, 2013 and 2014 Olympic Trials Qualifier in the 50-meter freestyle. Full name: Robert Howard... son of Beverly and Bob Howard... sister, Rebecca finance major... born July 8, freestyle freestyle freestyle 1:39.16 LUKE KALISZAK Freestyle/Backstroke 5-10 So. 1L Huntsville, Alabama (Baylor) SUMMER: Earned a bronze medal in the 100-meter backstroke at the 2015 USA National Championships after touching the wall with a school-record part of the Tide s schoolrecord setting 400m freestyle relay that finished sixth at the USA National Championships swam the backstroke leg on the Tide s schoolrecord setting 400m medley relay that finished fifth at the USA National Championships FRESHMAN: Finaled at the NCAA Championships as part of the Tide s fourth place 200 freestyle relay scored at the NCAA Championships as part of the Tide s 11th place 400 freestyle relay just missed scoring in the 100 backstroke at the NCAA Championships, taking 17th place earned First Team All-America honors as part of the Tide s 200 freestyle relay earned honorable mention All-America honors as part of the Tide s 400 freestyle relay SEC Champion as part of the Tide s 200 freestyle relay which set the school record SEC runnerup as part of the Tide s 200 medley relay which also set a school record scored at the SEC Championships in the 100 backstroke, taking ninth, the 50 freestyle, taking 14th, and the 100 butterfly, taking 18th posted career-best times in the 100 backstroke (45.74), 50 freestyle (19.74), 100 freestyle (43.88) and 100 butterfly (47.21) during the season ranked second in the 100 backstroke and seventh in both the 50 freestyle and 100 butterfly all-time at Alabama won the 100 backstroke three times during the regular season named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the fall semester earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the spring semester carries a cumulative GPA into his sophomore year. Swam for Dan Flack at Baylor School and Baylor Swim Club had first place finishes in the 100 backstroke, 50 backstroke and 50 butterfly at the 2014 NCSA Junior Nationals also posted first place finishes in the 200 medley relay and 200 freestyle relay races and set a national record in the 200 medley relay at the 2014 NCSA Junior Nationals member of the NCSA Junior National All-Star team competed at the 2013 Summer US Open was an Academic All-American and earned Baylor School s distinguished scholar award. Full name: Lucas John Kaliszak son of Kim and John Kaliszak brothers, Tyler and Zach pre-medical major born October 4, freestyle freestyle backstroke butterfly ROBERT HOWARD Freestyle 6-2 Fr. HS Alexander City, Ala. (Benjamin Russell) Swam for Jeff Dellinger at Benjamin Russell High School and Auburn Aquatics... AHSAA 50 and 100 freestyle champion two-time As a freshman, Luke Kaliszak took 17th in the 100 backstroke and scored on two relays at the 2015 NCAA Championships. 22 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

25 JACOB KELSOE Backstroke/Butterfly/IM TRAVIS KERNER Freestyle/IM DJ LANG Freestyle Profiles 6-3 Jr. SQ Memphis, Tennessee (Memphis Home Ed. Assoc.) 6-2 Sr. 2L Richmond, Virginia (Benedictine) 6-3 So. SQ Denton, Texas (Denton) SOPHOMORE: Posted career-best times in the 100 backstroke (48.30) and 200 backstroke (1:46.14) as well as the 100 butterfly (47.97) and 200 butterfly (1:47.54) at the Bulldog Invite named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the spring semester carries a cumulative GPA into his junior year FRESHMAN: Competed in the individual medley, backstroke and butterfly events during the regular season posted four career-best times at the Bulldog Invitational in the butterfly and backstroke events named to SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the fall semester and a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the spring semester. Swam for Amanda Galbraith at Memphis Home Education Association and Dan Schultz at Memphis Thunder Aquatic Club two-time Scholastic All-American 2013 NISCA All American fourth in 100 backstroke and individual medley at the state championships set Shelby County record in the 200 individual medley help set records in the 200 individual medley relay, 200 freestyle relay and 400 freestyle relay for Shelby County helped team win back to back Shelby County championships helped team finish second in 2012 Tennessee State Championships Junior National qualifier High Point winner at 2013 Senior Long Course Zones. Full name: Jacob William Kelsoe son of Fay and Jim Kelsoe brother, Cooper sister, Katie marketing major born April 22, backstroke backstroke 1: butterfly butterfly 1: individual medley 1: individual medley 3: SENIOR: President of the University of Alabama Student- Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) JUNIOR: Scored at the SEC Championships in the 1,650 freestyle, taking 21st also competed in the 500 freestyle and 400 individual medley at the SEC Championships SOPHOMORE: Scored in the 1,650 freestyle at the SEC Championships, taking 12th place while turning in a time of 15:13.77, Alabama s top time of the season scored in the 400 individual medley at the SEC Championships, taking 22nd with a career-best time of 3:53.50 which ranks seventh all-time at Alabama competed in the 500 freestyle at the SEC Championships and posted a career-best time of 4:26.89 earned a place on the SEC Academic Honor Roll FRESHMAN: Competed in 500 and 1,650 freestyle and the 400 individual medley at the SEC Championships earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. Swam for Ted Sallade at Poseidon Swimming VSIS State 500 freestyle champion... Benedictine team captain as a junior and senior... set Benedictine school records in the 200 and 500 freestyles, 100 breaststroke, 200 individual medley and as part of the 200 and 400 freestyle relays and the 200 medley relay... first-team All-State and part of the All-Metro team... USA Swimming Scholastic All American Virginia state champion in the 800m and 1,500m freestyles... earned Poseidon s Distance Honors and Most Outstanding Swimmer award in three-time NCSA Junior National Championships qualifier... also qualified for the USA Junior National Championships... earned the rank of Cadet Captain in the Cadet Corps (Army JROTC) at Benedictine... earned a place on the honor roll every semester at Benedictine... National Honor Society. Full name: Travis Edward Kerner... son of Carla and Tom Kerner... sisters, Alicia Sill and Casey Long... biology major on pre-dental track... born February 15, FRESHMAN: Posted career-best times in the 50 freestyle (21.29), 100 freestyle (46.34) and 200 freestyle (1:41.78) at the Bulldog Invite named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester. Dove for Chris Cullen and Robin Hay-Ho at Denton High School and for Clayton Cagle and Jason Walter at Lakeside Aquatic Club state finalist in each of his four high school years named to the Texas All-State team in 2012, 2013 and 2014 district and regional champion in each of his four high school years named an Academic All-American, TISCA Academic All- State and AP Scholar with Distinction. Full name: Dennis Reinhold Lang III son of Patricia and Dennis Lang electrical engineering major born on January 26, freestyle freestyle freestyle 1:41.78 COLLIN LARSON Diving 5-7 Fr. HS Minneapolis, Minn. (Academy of Holy Angels) Dove for Scott Smith at Academy of Holy Angels dove for Scott Smith and Jason Bauman at Bounce Diving two-time AAU National Champion Platform, 2011 and USA Junior Nationals finalist finalist in the Age Group National championship, taking sixth place high school conference and sectional champion. Full name: Collin Thomas Larson... son of Kathleen O Donnell and Tim Larson... siblings, Helen, Ryan and Molly human performance exercise science major... born July 15, PROFILES 500 freestyle 4: ,650 freestyle 15: individual medley 3:53.50 ROLLTIDE.COM 23

26 Profiles CARL MADDEN Freestyle 6-2 Jr. 1L Mobile, Ala. (UMS-Wright Prep) DYLAN MARIN Diving 5-9 Jr. 1L Pittsford, New York (Pittsford Mendon) ANTON MCKEE Breaststroke/Freestyle/IM 6-0 Jr. 2L Hafnarfjörður, Iceland (Commercial College) PROFILES SOPHOMORE: Swam the freestyle events during the regular season named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the spring semester earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester carries a cumulative GPA into his junior year FRESHMAN: Scored in the 1,650 freestyle at the SEC Championships, taking 16th place with a careerbest time of 15:21.31 posted career-best times in the 200 and 500 freestyle events at the SEC Championships named to SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) in the fall semester and also earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the spring semester. Swam for Vicky Bedsole at UMS-Wright Preparatory School and Greg Davis at City of Mobile Swim Association three-time state champion runner-up in the 500 freestyle two-time state champion runner-up in the 200 freestyle first in the 200 and 500 freestyle at the county meet recipient of the Chris Walton and Allison Beebe awards team captain NCSA Junior National qualifier Winter Junior National participant U.S. Winter Nationals qualifier 800 and 1,500 freestyle Southeastern Champion Southeastern Zones team member Summer Speedo Junior National participant National Honor Society Cum Laude Society SOPHOMORE: Scored at the SEC Championships in the 1-meter, 3-meter and platform events taking 18th, 11th and 20th, respectively also competed off the 1-meter, 3-meter and platform at the NCAA Zone B Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All-American carries a cumulative GPA into his junior year FRESHMAN: Named to SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester and a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the spring semester. Dove for Duane Green and Mark McMann at Pittsford Mendon High School third at 2013 State Championships two-time sectional champion All-American. Full name: Dylan Christopher Marin son of Lisa and Ernesto Marin brothers, Morgan, Ian and Ryan biology major born October 10, SUMMER: Posted a pair of top-20 finishes in the breaststroke events at the 2015 FINA World Championships, finishing 19th in the 100m breaststroke with a time of 1:00.53, a new Icelandic and Alabama school record, and 13th in the 200m breaststroke with a time of 2:10.79 preliminary time of 2:10.21 at 200m also set an Icelandic and Alabama school record SOPHOMORE: Swam the breaststroke leg at the NCAA Championships on the Tide s second place 200 medley relay and third place 400 medley relay finaled at the NCAA Championships in the 200 breaststroke, taking fifth First Team All- American in the 200 breaststroke and as part of the 200 and 400 medley relays took 17th in the 500 freestyle and 20th in 100 breaststroke at the NCAA Championships SEC Champion as part of the Tide s 400 medley relay, which set a school and SEC record finaled at the SEC Championships in the 500 freestyle, taking 3rd place with a career-best time of 4:14.98 which ranks him second all-time at Alabama also finaled in the 100 breaststroke, taking fifth, and in the 200 breaststroke, taking third, at the SEC Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-America At-Large Second Team... saw limited action early in the regular season due to injury won the 200 breaststroke twice during the regular season earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the fall and Full name: Michael Carl Madden Jr. son of Ellen and Mike Madden sister, Paige history major born February 27, ,650 freestyle 15: ,000 freestyle 9: freestyle 4: freestyle 1:39.51 Anton McKee scored in the championship final of the NCAA 200 breaststroke, taking fifth place in ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

27 spring semesters carries a 4.0 cumulative GPA into his junior year SUMMER: Turned in a strong performance at the 2014 Los Angeles Invitational, swimming a 1:01.63 in the 100-meter breaststroke to tie Vlad Polyakov for the school long course record in the event broke the Icelandic National Record, the school long course meter mark and the Los Angeles Invitational meet record with a 2:10.72 in the 200m breaststroke the previous Los Angeles Invitational meet record was held by Olympic gold medalist Kosuke Kitajima the 2:10.72 ranked 15th in the world in the 200 breaststroke at the time FRESHMAN: SEC Champion in the 200 breaststroke, setting an SEC Championship and school record with a time of 1:51.59 in finals and earning First Team All-SEC honors in the process earned All- American honors in the 200 breaststroke after a fourth place finish at the NCAA Championships honorable mention All-American in the 100 breaststroke after a 14th place finish at the NCAA Championships added All-American accolades in both the 200 and 400 medley relays after each quartet posted top-eight finishes at the NCAA Championships part of the Tide s 200 medley relay that set a school record at the NCAA Championships with a 1;24.47 finished second in the 100 breaststroke at the SEC Championships while breaking the Alabama school record with a time of scored in the 500 freestyle at the SEC Championships taking 10th place with a time of 4:17.82 which was Alabama s top time of the year and ranks him fifth alltime at Alabama swam on both the schoolrecord setting 200 and 400 medley relays at the SEC Championships finished no worse than second in the 200 breaststroke during the regular season named to SEC Academic Honor Roll CSCAA Scholar All-American named to SEC All-Freshman team earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester and a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the spring semester. Swam for Jacky Pellerin at Aegir Swimclub competed in the 2012 Olympic Games placing 25th in the 1,500m freestyle 20th in the 1,500m freestyle at the European Championships 20th in the 1,500m freestyle, 25th in the 400m freestyle, and 31st in the 400 medley at the 11th World Short Course Championships 25th in the 800m freestyle, 26th in the 400m individual medley, 27th in the 400m freestyle, and 29th in the 200m breaststroke at the 15th World Championships. Full name: Anton Sveinn McKee son of Helga Sveinsdóttir and Róbert McKee brother, Arnar Róbertsson sister, Karitas Irma management information systems major born December 18, breaststroke SR 200 breaststroke 1:51.59 SR 500 freestyle 4: individual medley 1: individual medley 3:59.58 MICHAEL MESSURI Freestyle 6-0 Jr. SQ Fort Myers, Fla. (Fort Myers) SOPHOMORE: Swam the freestyle events during the regular season named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll FRESHMAN: Swam in the long distance freestyle events during the regular season named to SEC Academic Honor Roll. Swam for Fort Myers High School and Mac Kennedy at Swim Florida four-year State team member team captain 2011 State Champion in the 500 freestyle threetime Lee County Athletic Conference Champion in the 500 freestyle four-time Sectional Team member 2012 News-Press Swimmer of the year three-time Scholastic All-American Junior National Qualifier and Winter National Qualifier... placed on the honor roll for the school year. Full name: Michael Anthony Messuri son of Dawn and Robert Messuri brother, Eric restaurant and hospitality management born April 24, freestyle 1: freestyle 4: ,000 freestyle 9: ,650 freestyle 15:47.41 DAVID MORTON Diving 5-8 So. 1L Hoover, Ala. (Hoover) FRESHMAN: Scored at the SEC Championships off the 1-meter and 3-meter springboard, taking 24th and 23rd, respectively also scored off the platform at the SEC Championships, taking 21st Profiles finished 18th off the platform and 23rd off the 3-meter springboard at the NCAA Zone B Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. Dove for Lisa Rigsby at Hoover High School and for Charlie Dunham at Hoover Dive Club was both a US Diving and AAU National Championship qualifier won the State 1-meter Championship in Full name: David Luke Morton son of Michelle and Glenn Morton brother, Alex psychology major born September 10, CONNOR OSLIN Butterfly/Backstroke 5-11 Jr. 2L Kennesaw, Ga. (Harrison) SOPHOMORE: Swam the backstroke leg at the NCAA Championships on the Tide s second place 200 medley relay that set the school record and its third place 400 medley relay NCAA finalist in the 100 backstroke, taking fifth place set a school record in the 100 backstroke with a lead-off leg as part of the 400 medley relay at the NCAA Championships scored in the 200 backstroke at the NCAA Championships, taking 13th also scored as part of the Tide s 400 freestyle relay at the NCAA Championships, taking 11th earned First Team All-America honors in the 100 backstroke as well as the 200 and 400 medley relay... honorable mention All-American in the 200 backstroke and as part of the 400 freestyle relay SEC Champion in the 100 backstroke and as part of the 400 medley relay set an SEC and school record as part of the 400 medley relay set the school record in the 200 backstroke and as part of the 400 freestyle relay at the SEC Championships First Team All-SEC finaled at the SEC Championships in the 200 backstroke, taking fourth also scored in the 100 butterfly at the SEC Championships, taking 12th and posting a career-best which ranks him fourth all time at Alabama part of the Tide s SEC runner-up 200 medley and 400 freestyle relays swam a career-best 1:46.76 in the 200 butterfly at the H2Okie Invitational, which ranks him 10th all-time at Alabama finished no worse than second in either the 100 or 200 backstroke showed versatility as he picked up wins in five different races also swam on six relay winning teams during the regular season named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-America At-Large Second Team earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the spring semester earned a place on the Dean s List ROLLTIDE.COM 25 PROFILES

28 Profiles Full name: Joseph James Pursley... son of Dennis and Mary Jo Pursley... brothers, Steve, Brian and David... sister, Lisa... father, Dennis, is Alabama s head coach and a former UA swimmer while his sister Lisa Ebeling is part of the Tide s coaching staff... consumer sciences major... born October 21, butterfly butterfly 1:56.65 ABBAS QALI Butterfly/Freestyle 5-10 Sr. 1L PROFILES In 2015, Connor Oslin won the 100 backstroke at the SEC Championships and posted a top backstroke finish at NCAAs. (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester carries a 4.0 cumulative GPA into his junior year SUMMER: Earned a top-16 finish in the 50-meter backstroke at the USA Summer National Championships finished in the top-30 in the 100m backstroke and top-40 in the 200m backstroke at the USA Summer National Championships FRESHMAN: Earned All-American honors in both the 200 and 400 medley relays after both quartets posted top-eight finishes at the NCAA Championships lowered his own school record in the 100 backstroke to as the leadoff of the 400 medley relay at the NCAA Championships, which is more than a second faster than the nearest swimmer on the Tide s all-time list competed in the 100 and 200 backstroke at the NCAA Championships part of the Tide s 200 medley relay that set a school record at the NCAA Championships with a 1;24.47 Second Team All-SEC earned a place on the SEC All-Freshman Team finished sixth in the 100 backstroke at the SEC Championships with a school record time of also set the school record in the 200 backstroke with a time of 1:42.46 to finish fourth at the SEC Championships swam on three relays 200 and 400 medley and 800 freestyle - that set school records at the SEC Championships broke his own school record in the 100 backstroke in the leadoff leg of 400 medley relay at the SEC Championships with a time of narrowly missed scoring in the 100 butterfly at the SEC Championships with a career-best time of named to SEC Academic Honor Roll CSCAA Scholar All- American earned a place on the President s List (3.5 or better GPA) for both the fall and spring semesters. Swam for Lisa Jacobi at Harrison High school and Yit Aun Lim and Jim Heilman for the Marietta Marlins set seven school records two-year captain three-time High School Swimmer of the Year two-time first team allcounty second in the 100 butterfly and third in the 100 backstroke at States All-American 2012 High Point winner at Georgia Senior State meet 2013 High Point runner-up at Short Course Senior Sectionals 2013 club team Swimmer of the Year Olympic Trial qualifier in the 200 butterfly top 10% of graduating class 4.41 GPA Honor Roll National Honor Society Beta Club AP Scholar. Full name: Connor Joseph Oslin son of Cindy and Gary Oslin brother, Cameron biology major born September 14, backstroke SR 200 backstroke 1:42.46 SR 100 butterfly butterfly 1: individual medley 1:51.84 J.J. PURSLEY Butterfly/Freestyle 6-1 Jr. SQ Phoenix, Ariz. (Arcadia) SOPHOMORE: Swam the freestyle and butterfly events during the regular season named to the SEC Community Service Team FRESHMAN: Redshirted. Swam for John Boxmeyer at Crimson Tide Aquatics... part of Arcadia High School s 2012 State Championship winning squad. Kuwait City, Kuwait (Abdullah Abdulatif Al-Rjeb) 2015 SUMMER: Competed in the 100 butterfly at the 2015 FINA World Championships part of Kuwait s 27th place 400 medley relay at the World Championships JUNIOR: Posted a career-best in the 50 freestyle at the H2Okies Invite posted career-best times in the 100 freestyle (43.95) as well as the 100 butterfly (47.12) and 200 butterfly (1:47.81) at the SEC Championships scored in the 100 freestyle at the SEC Championships, taking 19th, and in the 100 butterfly, taking 14th also competed in the 200 butterfly at the SEC Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll SOPHOMORE: Competed in the butterfly and freestyle events during the regular season posted career-best marks in the 50 freestyle, 100 butterfly and 200 butterfly at the Bulldog Invitational with times of 20.97, and 1:48.14, respectively FRESHMAN: Posted career-best times in both the 100 freestyle and the 100 butterfly at the Bulldog Invitational, turning in marks of and 49.13, respectively. Swam for Bruno Darzi and David Cowmeadow at Coral Spring Swim Club... member of the Kuwait National Team... top-16 finisher at the Florida Sectionals... won the 100m butterfly and freestyle at the Gulf Aquatic Long Course Championships at the Hamad Aquatic Complex in Kuwait. Full name: Abbas M. Qali... son of Amina Dashti and Mohammed Hasan Qali... human performance exercise science major... born October 11, ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

29 50 freestyle freestyle butterfly butterfly 1:47.81 ROBERT RAMOSKA Freestyle/Butterfly 6-1 Jr. SQ Park Ridge, Illinois (Marmion Academy) SOPHOMORE: Competed in the butterfly and backstroke events during the regular season posted career-best times in the 100 backstroke (50.63) as well as the 100 butterfly (47.89) and 200 butterfly (1:47.71) at the Bulldog Invite FRESHMAN: Competed in the butterfly events during the regular season set career-best times of and 1:51.01 in the 100 and 200 butterfly, respectively, at the Bulldog Invitational named to SEC Academic Honor roll. Swam for Bill Schalz at Marmion Academy as well as Robert Ramoska, Mike Tuntland and Terry Majewski at Des Plaines River Racers... Academic All-American... All-American in the 200 medley and 400 freestyle relays... All-State in the 200 medley and 400 freestyle relays... All-Conference for three years... Academic All- Conference for three years... USA Swimming Scholastic All-American team member Central Zone Champion in the 1,500m freestyle... placed 65th in 2013 NCSA Junior National 100 butterfly... placed 75th in the 2013 NCSA Junior National 200 IM... carried a 4.0 GPA throughout high school... Illinois State Scholar... Awarded Headmaster s Award for Excellence in Leadership... National Honor Society. Full name: Robert Richard Ramoska... son of Diane and Robert Ramoska... brother, Jonathan... sister, Alexandra... father, Robert, swam for the Crimson Tide and was a member of Alabama s 1982 Southeastern Conference Championships team mechanical engineering major... born April 14, butterfly butterfly 1: freestyle freestyle 1: backstroke CHRISTOPHER REID Backstroke/IM 6-6 So. 1L Port Elizabeth, South Africa (Grey) FRESHMAN: Swam at the NCAA Championships in both the 100 and 200 backstroke as well as the 200 individual medley and the 800 freestyle relay his in the 100 backstroke at the NCAA Championships ranks him third all-time at Alabama finaled in the 200 backstroke at the SEC Championships, taking fifth with a careerbest 1:40.86, which ranks him second all-time at Alabama scored at the SEC Championships in the 100 backstroke, taking 13th, and the 200 individual medley, taking 18th with a careerbest 1:46.94, which ranks him second all-time at Alabama part of the Tide s 800 freestyle relay squad that took sixth at the SEC Championships with a school record of 6: earned a spot on the SEC All-Freshman Team arrived for the final meet of the regular season and won the 200 backstroke against Cincinnati. Joined the Crimson Tide for the spring semester graduated from Grey High School 2014 Youth Olympic Games finalist. Full name: Christopher Reid... son of Maria Reid... finance major... born October 1, backstroke backstroke 1: individual medley 1:46.94 CARLO REZZONICO Freestyle 6-3 Jr. SQ Castel San Pietro, Switzerland (Liceo Cantonale di Mendrisio) SOPHOMORE: Posted career-best times in the 50 freestyle (20.74), 100 freestyle (44.90) and 200 freestyle (1:38.71) at the Bulldog Invite named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the spring semester earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester carries a 4.0 cumulative GPA into his junior year FRESHMAN: Set career-best times in the 50, 100 and 200 freestyle events at the Bulldog Invitational with times of 21.08, and 1:41.97, respectively Profiles named to SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the fall and spring semesters. Swam for Roberto Bernardi at Mendrisiotto Nuoto won the 200 freestyle and 100 butterfly and set the record in the 100 freestyle at 2007 Swiss Junior National Championship first in the 100 freestyle, 200 freestyle, and 400 freestyle at 2007 Swiss Junior National Championship first in the 400 freestyle at the 2009 Swiss Junior National Championship member of the Swiss Junior National Team qualified for the 2009 European Youth Olympic Festival in the 50 freestyle and the 400 freestyle relay 2009 named Best Sportsman for the town of Castel San Pietro. Full name: Carlo Rezzonico son of Nadia and Luigi Rezzonico brother, Andrea swam for Alabama finance and economics major born May 10, freestyle freestyle freestyle 1:38.71 PAVEL ROMANOV Breaststroke 5-11 Jr. 2L Moscow, Russia (Moscow School of Olympic Reserve) 2015 SUMMER: Swam the breaststroke leg on the Tide s school-record setting 400-meter medley relay that finished fifth at the USA National Championships SOPHOMORE: Swam the breaststroke leg on the Tide s SEC runner-up 200 medley relay posted a careerbest in the 100 breaststroke at the SEC Championships scored at the SEC Championships in the 100 breaststroke, taking 10th, and the 200 breaststroke, taking 11th named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All- American earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the fall and spring semesters carries a 4.0 cumulative GPA into his junior year FRESHMAN: Posted top-30 finishes in both the 100 and 200 breaststroke events at the NCAA Championships placed sixth in the 200 breaststroke at the SEC Championships with a time of 1:55.59 to rank third all-time at Alabama ranks third all-time at Alabama in the 100 breaststroke after posting a time of to place ninth at the SEC Championships ROLLTIDE.COM 27 PROFILES

30 PROFILES Profiles earned a place on the SEC Academic Honor Roll CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the fall and spring semesters. Swam for Alexey Zaycev at the School of Olympic Reserve Moscow... medaled at the Russian Junior Championships from participated in the FINA Arena World Swimming World Cup Full name: Pavel Romanov... son of Olga and Sergey Romanov... brother, Alexey... finance major... born December 12, breaststroke breaststroke 1:55.59 BRENT SAGERT Diving 5-8 Jr. 2L St. Albert, Canada (Bellerose Composite) SOPHOMORE: Scored in the 1-meter, 3-meter and platform events at the SEC Championships, taking 17th, 22nd and 9th, respectively finished 10th off the platform, 14th off the 3-meter and 16th off the 1-meter at the NCAA Zone B Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the fall semester earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the spring semester carries a cumulative GPA into his junior year FRESHMAN: Competed in the NCAA Zone B Championships scored off the 1-meter and 3-meter boards at the SEC Championships, taking 17th and 13th place with scores of and , respectively also scored off of the platform at the SEC Championships, taking 20th place with a season-best score of earned a place on the SEC All-Freshman Team had four first place finishes off the 1-meter board in the regular season including in dual-meets against Georgia and Florida earned four individual victories off of the 3-meter board during the regular season named to SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 GPA or better) for the fall semester and a place on the President s list (4.0 GPA) for the spring semester. Dove for Trevor Palmatier and Barb Bush at Big Dog Diving Junior National finalist Senior National finalist Provincial Champion 2013 Canada Games silver medalist for 3-meter synchro ninth on 1-meter at 2013 Summer Senior Nationals 11th on 3-meter at 2012 Canadian Olympic Trials gold medalist on 3-meter synchro at 2011 Winter Senior Nationals. Full name: Brent David Sagert son of Bev and Ed Sagert brothers, Ryan and Chris electrical engineering major born March 4, ALEC SCOTT IM 6-4 Sr. SQ Denver, Colo. (Indian River State College) JUNIOR: Competed in the freestyle, backstroke and individual medley events during the regular season. COLLEGIATE HIGHLIGHTS: Joined the Crimson Tide after spending both the and seasons at Indian River State College named the 2014 NJCAA Men s Swimmer of the Year four-time NJCAA champion winning two individual titles and two relay titles led IRSC to a pair of NJCAA National Championships named the 2014 IRSC MVP. Swam for Michael Doherty at Regis Jesuit High School and under Nick Frasersmith at Denver Swim Academy swam on three State Championships teams in high school. Full name: Alec Neville Scott son of Leslie and Greg Scott sister, Isabelle journalism major born March 13, individual medley 1: individual medley 3:56.27 KYLE SIMPSON Butterfly/Backstroke 6-1 Jr. SQ Spanish Fort, Ala. (Spanish Fort) SOPHOMORE: Posted a career-best time in the 100 backstroke (50.25) at the Bulldog Invite named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester carries a cumulative GPA into his junior year FRESHMAN: Competed in the backstroke and butterfly events during the regular season posted career-best times of and 1:50.34 in the 100 and 200 butterfly, respectively, at the Bulldog Invitational also posted a careerbest time of in the 100 backstroke at the Bulldog Invitational named to SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 GPA or better) for both the fall and spring semesters. Swam for Michael Beasley at Spanish Fort High School and Jan Mittemeyer at TNT Swimming third in the 200 freestyle at the 2009 State Championship third in the 200 freestyle, 100 backstroke and 200 freestyle relay at the 2010 State Championship third in the 100 butterfly and second in the 100 backstroke at the 2011 State Championship third in the 100 backstroke and second in the 100 butterfly at the 2012 State Championship six-time varsity swim team member threetime USA swimming Academic All-American four-time Southeastern Swimming Zone team member 2012 Winter Short Course Junior National Championship Finalist for the 100 butterfly helped team win 2011 Southern Zone Championship senior class president National Honor Society Vice President Model United Nations President Interact Club President. Full name: Kyle Allen Simpson son of Laurie and Allen Simpson brothers, Ryan and Kevin biology major born October 3, Top Times: 100 butterfly butterfly 1: backstroke backstroke 1:50.24 BRETT WALSH Freestyle/Butterfly 6-0 Sr. 3L Durban, South Africa (Kearsney College) JUNIOR: Part of the Tide s NCAA runner-up 200 medley relay finaled at the NCAA Championships as part of the Tide s third place 400 medley relay and fourth place 200 freestyle relay scored at the NCAA Championships as part of the Tide s 11th place 400 freestyle relay earned First Team All-American honors as part of the Tide s 200 and 400 medley relays and 200 freestyle relay earned honorable mention All-America honors as part of the Tide s 400 freestyle relay 28 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

31 CREWS WELLFORD Backstroke/IM 6-4 Sr. 3L Profiles Memphis, Tenn. (Memphis University) 2016 SENIOR: Named captain of the Crimson Tide men s squad. Brett Walsh helped three Alabama relays to top-five finishes at the 2015 NCAA Championships. SEC Champion as part of the Tide s 200 freestyle and 400 medley relays First Team All-SEC part of the SEC record setting 400 medley relay SEC runner-up as part of the Tide s 200 medley and 400 freestyle relays finaled at the SEC Championships in the 100 freestyle, taking eighth, and 100 butterfly, taking fourth also scored in the 50 freestyle at the SEC Championships, taking ninth set the school record in the 100 butterfly at the SEC Championships with a posted careerbest times in the 50 freestyle (19.50) and 100 freestyle (43.15) at the SEC Championships, which ranks him fourth in both events alltime at Alabama part of four school record setting relays during the season won the 100 butterfly at the H2Okie Invitational swam on 11 winning relays during the regular season named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll SOPHOMORE: Earned All-American honors in the 200 and 400 medley and 400 freestyle relays after each quartet posted top eight finishes at the NCAA Championships part of the Tide s 200 medley relay that set a school record at the NCAA Championships with a 1;24.47 scored in the 50 and 100 freestyle and the 100 butterfly at the SEC Championships, taking 13th, 12th and 13th, respectively his in the 50 freestyle at the SEC Championships was a career-best and ranks him tied for fifth all-time at Alabama a time of in the 100 freestyle at the SEC Championships put him sixth all-time at Alabama a career-best time of in the 100 butterfly at the SEC Championships moved him into third place alltime at Alabama swam on four relay teams at the SEC Championships that set school records, including the 200 and 400 freestyle relays that both shaved two and a half seconds off the previous marks picked up a victory in the 100 butterfly in a dual meet against Florida during the regular season earned a place on the SEC Academic Honor Roll named Second Team All-SEC FRESHMAN: Won the 200 freestyle relay against Missouri... scored in the 50 and 100 freestyle and the 100 butterfly at the SEC Championships posted career-best times in the 50 freestyle, 100 freestyle and 100 butterfly at the SEC Championships with times of 20.01, and 47.56, respectively turned in Alabama s top time of the season in the 100 butterfly ranked fifth all-time for the Tide in the 50 freestyle and fourth in the 100 butterfly earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. Swam for Nick Grey at Kloof A.S.C. as well as Wayne Ridden at Seals... named to the Youth Olympic squad... All-Africa team... took the silver medal in the 50m butterfly at the 2012 South Africa International Invitational and the 2012 South African National Championships... earned a place on the Provincial team, earned a place on the National team, also played rugby, soccer, water polo and track and field... editorial team of Greyhound Magazine... boarding house leader. Full name: Brett Hayden Walsh... son of Sally and Ed Walsh... brother, Greg... sister, Deanne... civil engineering major... born May 14, butterfly SR 50 freestyle freestyle SUMMER: Part of the Tide s school-record setting 400- meter freestyle relay that finished sixth at the USA National Championships posted top-25 finishes at the USA National Championships in the 100m and 200m backstroke JUNIOR: Part of the Tide s 800 freestyle relay team that finished 18th at the NCAA Championships part of the school-record setting 800 freestyle relay that took sixth at the SEC Championships scored at the SEC Championships in the 100 backstroke and 200 backstroke, taking 18th and 14th, respectively also competed in the 200 freestyle at the SEC Championships posted a career-best in the 100 backstroke, which ranks him fourth all time at Alabama SUMMER: Earned a spot in the C final of the 200- meter backstroke at the 2014 USA Summer National Championships, posting a time of 2:02.12 posted a in the 100-meter backstroke at the 2014 USA Summer National Championships, taking 25th place SOPHOMORE: Competed at the NCAA Championships on the Tide s 800 freestyle relay broke the school record in the 100 backstroke during prelims of the SEC Championships with a scored in the 100 backstroke at the SEC Championships, taking 22nd place scored in the 200 backstroke at the SEC Championships taking 15th place with a time of 1:44.03 which ranks him third all-time at Alabama competed in the 200 freestyle at the SEC Championships part of the schoolrecord setting 800 freestyle relay at the SEC Championships picked up an individual victory in four different events during the regular season including both backstroke events and the 100 and 200 freestyles FRESHMAN: Scored in the 200 backstroke at the SEC Championships after posting a career-best time of 1:46.74 in prelims, which ranks him sixth all-time at Alabama... also competed in the 100 backstroke and 400 individual medley at the SEC Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. 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32 PROFILES Profiles Swam for Louis Demetiades and Bryan Parker at Memphis Tiger Swimming USA Olympic Trials qualifier USA Junior National qualifier SES Zone All-Star team... earned Memphis Tiger s leadership award in 2011 and Memphis University School team captain as a junior and senior and most valuable swimmer as a junior... Best of Preps finalist in 2011 and Full name: William Lewis Crews Wellford... son of Donna and Scott Wellford... brother, Peterson... consumer science major... born December 29, backstroke backstroke 1: freestyle freestyle 1:37.67 BRIAN WESTLAKE Freestyle 5-10 Sr. 3L Penryn, Calif. (Del Oro) JUNIOR: Posted a career-best 3:50.86 in the 400 individual medley at the SEC Championships scored at the SEC Championships in the 1,650 freestyle, taking 20th, and 400 individual medley, taking 21st also competed in the 500 freestyle at the SEC Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll SOPHOMORE: Scored in the 1,650 freestyle at the SEC Championships, taking 13th place also competed in the 500 freestyle and 400 IM at the SEC Championships picked up three wins in the 500 freestyle, two wins in the 1,650 freestyle and one win in the 200 freestyle during the regular season earned a place on the SEC Academic Honor Roll FRESHMAN: Earned a place on the SEC All-Freshman Team finaled in the 500 freestyle at the SEC Championships after posting a career-best time of 4:20.19 in prelims which ranks him seventh all-time at Alabama... scored in the 1,650 freestyle at the SEC Championships with a career-best time of which ranks him tenth all-time at Alabama turned in Alabama s top times of the season in the 500, 1,000 and 1,650 freestyle won the 1,000 freestyle twice and the 500 freestyle four times during the regular season... earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. Swam for Joe Hancock at Del Oro and Jeff Pearson at the Sierra Marlins Swim Team... seven-time high school All-American... threetime USA Swimming Scholastic All-American Olympic Trials participant... chosen for 2010 USA National Select Camp... competed at both the USA Junior and Senior National Championships set five league records and five school records. Full Name: Brian James Westlake... son of Christine and Chris Westlake... brothers, Jaysen and Jaxon... sister, Jessica... finance major... born August 3, freestyle 1: freestyle 4: ,000 freestyle 9: ,650 freestyle 15: individual medley 1: individual medley 3:50.86 BRAXTON YOUNG Freestyle/Butterfly 6-2 So. SQ Atlanta, Ga. (Marist School) FRESHMAN: Posted career-best times in the 50 freestyle (20.96) and 100 freestyle (46.19) at the Bulldog Invite named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the fall semester earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the spring semester carries a cumulative GPA into his sophomore year. Swam for Terry Blish at the Marist School and for Jason Turcotte at Dynamo Swim Club had three top-five finishes at the state championships in 2013 earned All-State honors in the 50 freestyle, 100 freestyle, 200 freestyle relay and 200 medley relay helped lead his Marist to a second place finish at the NCSA National Championships 2013 Academic All-American AP Scholar. Full name: Joseph Braxton Young son of Michaela and Scott Young sister, Sarah mechanical engineering major born August 1, freestyle freestyle butterfly breaststroke ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

33 MEN S TOP MARKS 50 FREESTYLE Kristian Gkolomeev SO A! Brett Walsh JR B Alex Gray SO B Luke Kaliszak FR B Connor Oslin SO FREESTYLE Kristian Gkolomeev SO A! Brett Walsh JR B# Alex Gray SO B Luke Kaliszak FR B Abbas Qali JR B 200 FREESTYLE 1:34.82 Kristian Gkolomeev SO B# 1:35.99 Alex Gray SO B 1:37.71 Matthew Adams FR B 1:37.86 Crews Wellford JR B 1:38.29 Jack Hadjiconstantinou SO FREESTYLE 4:14.98 Anton McKee SO B 4:22.86 Will Freeman FR B 4:26.58 Carl Madden SO :27.34 Brian Westlake JR :30.01 Jack Hadjiconstantinou SO FREESTYLE 9:17.56 Brian Westlake JR :30.13 Travis Kerner JR :33.45 Hadjiconstantinou SO :34.00 Cark Madden SO :52.08 Ian Decker SR BREASTSTROKE 1:51.97 Anton McKee SO A 1:56.19 Pavel Romanov SO B 1:57.90 Szymmy Day SO B 2:05.58 Travis Kerner JR :10.55 Taylor Charles FR BUTTERFLY Brett Walsh JR B! Kristian Gkolomeev SO B Connor Oslin SO B Abbas Qali JR B Luke Kaliszak FR B 200 BUTTERFLY 1:46.07 Taylor Charles FR B 1:46.76 Connor Oslin SO B 1:47.54 Jacob Kelsoe SO B 1:47.71 Robert Ramoska SO B 1:47.81 Abbas Qali JR B 200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1:46.94 Christopher Reid FR B 1:47.52 Ian Decker SR B 1:47.72 Matthew Adams FR :48.70 Taylor Charles FR :49.37 Alec Scott JR INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 3:50.16 Taylor Charles FR B 3:50.86 Brian Westlake JR B 3:55.52 Ian Decker SR :58.28 Travis Kerner JR :01.25 Alec Scott JR Review 1-METER DIVING Brent Sagert SO Dylan Marin SO Hunter Smith SR David Morton FR METER DIVING Brent Sagert SO Dylan Marin SO Hunter Smith SR David Morton FR PLATFORM DIVING Brent Sagert SO Dylan Marin SO David Morton FR Hunter Smith SR ! = School Record # = Leadoff Split ^ = Time Trial A = NCAA Automatic Standard B = NCAA Provisional Standard 1650 FREESTYLE 15:18.11 Jack Hadjiconstantinou SO B 15:28.35 Brian Westlake JR B 15:30.70 Travis Kerner JR :35.97 Carl Madden SO :52.94 Ian Decker SR BACKSTROKE Connor Oslin SO A!# Luke Kaliszak FR B Christopher Reid FR B Crews Wellford JR B Jacob Kelsoe SO B 200 BACKSTROKE 1:40.77 Connor Oslin SO A! 1:40.86 Christopher Reid FR A 1:44.35 Crews Wellford JR B 1:46.14 Jacob Kelsoe SO B 1:47.78 Phillip Deaton SR BREASTSTROKE Anton McKee SO B Pavel Romanov SO B Brett Walsh JR B Szymmy Day SO B Braxton Young FR FREESTYLE RELAY 1:16.13 Kristian Gkolomeev A! Alex Gray Luke Kaliszak Brett Walsh 400 FREESTYLE RELAY 2:50.20 Brett Walsh A! Alex Gray Connor Oslin Kristian Gkolomeev 800 FREESTYLE RELAY 6:22.81 Kristian Gkolomeev A! Alex Gray Christopher Reid Crews Wellford 200 MEDLEY RELAY 1:23.35 Connor Oslin A! Anton McKee Brett Walsh Kristian Gkolomeev 400 MEDLEY RELAY 3:04.22 Connor Oslin A! Anton McKee Brett Walsh Kristian Gkolomeev 2015 REVIEW ROLLTIDE.COM 31

34 2015 REVIEW 2015 Review ALABAMA AT THE 2015 SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS February at Auburn, Ala. 1. Florida Georgia Auburn Tennessee Alabama Missouri South Carolina Texas A&M LSU Kentucky Freestyle Prelims Finals 1 Kristian Gkolomeev SO Alex Gray SO Brett Walsh JR Luke Kaliszak FR Freestyle Prelims Finals 1 Kristian Gkolomeev SO Brett Walsh JR Alex Gray SO Abbas Qali JR Matthew Adams FR Freestyle Prelims Finals 16 Alex Gray SO 1: : Matthew Adams FR 1: Crews Wellford JR 1: J. Hadjiconstantinou SO 1: Will Freeman FR 1: Phllip Deaton SR 1: Freestyle Prelims Finals 3 Anton McKee SO 4: : Will Freeman FR 4: : Brian Westlake JR 4: J. Hadjiconstantinou SO 4: Travis Kerner JR 4: Freestyle Finals 15 J. Hadjiconstantinou SO 15: Brian Westlake JR 15: Travis Kerner JR 15: Ian Decker SR 15: Backstroke Prelims Finals 4 Connor Oslin SO 1: : Christopher Reid FR 1: : Crews Wellford JR 1: : Phllip Deaton SR 1: Breaststroke Prelims Finals 5 Anton McKee SO Pavel Romanov SO Szymmy Day SO Breaststroke Prelims Finals 3 Anton McKee SO 1: : Pavel Romanov SO 1: : Szymmy Day SO 1: : Butterfly Prelims Finals 4 Brett Walsh JR Kristian Gkolomeev SO Connor Oslin SO Abbas Qali JR Luke Kaliszak FR Butterfly Prelims Finals 21 Taylor Charles SO 1: : Abbas Qali JR 1: Will Freeman FR 1: IM Prelims Finals 18 Christopher Reid FR 1: : Matthew Adams FR 1: : Ian Decker SR 1: : Taylor Charles SO 1: Szymmy Day SO 1: IM Prelims Finals 21 Brian Westlake 3: : Taylor Charles 3: : Ian Decker 3: Travis Kerner 3: Medley Relay Finals 2 Alabama 1:24.43 Connor Oslin, Pavel Romanov, Luke Kaliszak, Brett Walsh 400 Medley Relay Finals 1 Alabama 3:04.22 Connor Oslin, Anton McKee, Brett Walsh, Kristian Gkolomeev 200 Freestyle Relay Finals 1 Alabama 1:16.13 Kristian Gkolomeev, Alex Gray, Luke Kaliszak, Brett Walsh 400 Freestyle Relay Finals 2 Alabama 2:50.20 Brett Walsh, Alex Gray, Connor Oslin, Kristian Gkolomeev 800 Freestyle Relay Finals 6 Alabama 6:22.81 Kristian Gkolomeev, Alex Gray, Christopher Reid, Crews Wellford 1-Meter Diving Prelims Finals 17 Brent Sagert SO Dylan Marin SO David Morton FR Meter Diving Prelims Finals 11 Dylan Marin SO Brent Sagert SO David Morton FR Platform Diving Prelims Finals 9 Brent Sagert SO Dylan Marin SO David Morton FR Backstroke Prelims Finals 1 Connor Oslin SO Luke Kaliszak FR Christopher Reid FR Crews Wellford JR Phillip Deaton SR ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

35 2015 Review ALABAMA AT THE 2015 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS March at Iowa City, Iowa 1. Texas California Michigan Southern California Florida Stanford Georgia NC State Auburn Alabama Freestyle Prelims Finals 2 Kristian Gkolomeev SO Freestyle Prelims Finals 1 Kristian Gkolomeev SO Freestyle Prelims Finals 17 Anton McKee SO 4: Backstroke Prelims Finals 5 Connor Oslin SO Luke Kaliszak FR Christopher Reid FR Backstroke Prelims Finals 13 Connor Oslin SO 1: : Christopher Reid FR 1: Breaststroke Prelims Finals 20 Anton McKee SO Breaststroke Prelims Finals 6 Anton McKee SO 1: : Butterfly Prelims Finals 42 Brett Walsh JR IM Prelims Finals 51 Christopher Reid FR 1: Medley Relay Prelims Finals 2 Alabama 1: :23.35 Connor Oslin, Anton McKee Brett Walsh, Kristian Gkolomeev 400 Medley Relay Prelims Finals 3 Alabama 3: :04.46 Connor Oslin, Anton McKee, Brett Walsh, Kristian Gkolomeev 200 Freestyle Relay Prelims Finals 4 Alabama 1: :16.54 Kristian Gkolomeev, Alex Gray, Luke Kaliszak, Brett Walsh 400 Freestyle Relay Prelims Finals 11 Alabama 2: :51.57 Brett Walsh, Alex Gray, Connor Oslin, Kristian Gkolomeev 800 Freestyle Relay Prelims Finals 18 Alabama 6:26.45 Alex Gray, Matthew Adams Will Freeman, Crews Wellford 2015 REVIEW Kristian Gkolomeev won the 100 freestyle at the 2015 NCAA Championships and was second in the 50 freestyle. ROLLTIDE.COM 33

36 Records & History 2014 NCAA 50 Freestyle Champion and 2015 NCAA 100 Freestyle Champion Kristian Gkolomeev ALABAMA ON THE NATIONAL SCENE The Alabama Crimson Tide burst onto the national scene in the early 1970s and has never left the spotlight. Year in and year out, the Tide has produced some of the nation s finest team and individual performances. Alabama finished 10th at the 2015 NCAA Championships, marking its 22nd top 15 finish and the 35th season in the top 25. It was the Tide s first top-10 NCAA finish since On an individual basis, Alabama has brought home six NCAA titles over the past dozen years with Kristian Gkolomeev winning the Crimson Tide s first 50 freestyle title in 2014 as well as the Tide s second 100 freestyle title in The Tide has also been prolific on the All- American front, with 30 Alabama men earning 141 All-America honors since The Crimson Tide s highest NCAA finish came when Alabama earned the runner-up position at the 1977 championships. Alabama has finished in the top 10 a total of 13 times. Members of the Tide have won 13 individual NCAA titles. Jonty Skinner won the first, taking top honors in the 100 freestyle in 1975, while Gkolomeev s 100 freestyle title in 2015 is the latest. In addition to Skinner and Gkolomeev, Casey Converse (1,650/1977), Wayne Chester (1-meter diving/1978), Carlos Berrocal (100 backstroke/1979), Arne Borgstrom (1,650 freestyle/1982), Glenn Mills (200 breaststroke/1983), Brent Roberts (platform diving/1998), Vlad Polyakov (200 breaststroke/2005 and 2007) and Stefan Gherghel (200 butterfly/2002 and 2003), have also won NCAA championships for the Crimson Tide. Members of the Tide have set three NCAA records. Skinner set the 100 freestyle record. Casey Converse became the first man to break the 15-minute barrier in the 1,650 freestyle on his way to winning the event in Converse also set an NCAA record in the 1,000 freestyle during a dual meet at Auburn. All-America status has been earned by 120 members of the Tide since RECORDS & HISTORY THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Year Champion Alabama Finish Site 2015 Texas 10th (176 points) Iowa City, Iowa 2014 California 12th (121.5 points) Austin, Texas 2013 Michigan 28th (20 points) Indianapolis, Ind California 25th (22 points) Federal Way, Wash California 29th (10 points) Minneapolis, Minn Texas 26th (26 points) Columbus, Ohio 2009 Auburn 21st (34 points) College Station, Texas 2008 Arizona 22nd (37 points) Federal Way, Wash Auburn 14th (91.5 points) Minneapolis, Minn Auburn 13th (114.5 points) Atlanta, Ga Auburn 14th (98 points) Minneapolis, Minn Auburn 34th (3 points) East Meadow, N.Y Auburn 12th (115 points) Austin, Texas 2002 Texas 20th (34 points) Athens, Ga Texas College Station, Texas 2000 Texas 22nd (25 points) Minneapolis, Minn Auburn 22nd (35 points) Indianapolis, Ind Stanford 25th (34 points) Auburn, Ala Auburn 23rd (40 points) Minneapolis, Minn Texas 30th (18 points) Austin, Texas 1995 Michigan 26th (17 points) Indianapolis, Ind Stanford 10th (146 points) Minneapolis, Ind. Year Champion Alabama Finish Site 1993 Stanford 18th (71.5 points) Indianapolis, Ind Stanford 20th (50 points) Indianapolis, Ind Texas 11th (139 points) Austin, Texas 1990 Texas 9th (176 points) Indianapolis, Ind Texas 20th (68 points) Indianapolis, Ind Texas 14th (78 points) Indianapolis, Ind Stanford 16th (68 points) Austin, Texas 1986 Stanford 8th (136 points) Indianapolis, Ind Stanford 8th (179 points) Austin, Texas 1984 Florida 12th (35 points) Cleveland, Ohio 1983 Florida 5th (157.5 points) Indianapolis, Ind UCLA 7th (112 points) Milwaukee, Wis Texas 8th (116 points) Austin, Texas 1980 California 13th (39 points) Cambridge, Mass California 8th (90 points) Cleveland, Ohio 1978 Tennessee 7th (133 points) Long Beach, Calif Southern California 2nd (204 points) Cleveland, Ohio 1976 Southern California 5th (135 points) Providence, R.I Southern California 5th (165 points) Cleveland, Ohio 1974 Southern California 19th (12 points) Long Beach, Calif Indiana 28th (1 point) Knoxville, Tenn. 34 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

37 Records & History Seven-time All-American BJ Hornikel ( ) ALABAMA ALL-AMERICANS 2015 Kristian Gkolomeev 50 and 100 free, 200 and 400 medley relay, 200 free relay HM: 400 free relay Connor Oslin 100 backstroke, 200 and 400 medley relay HM: 200 backstroke Brett Walsh 200 and 400 medley relay; 200 free relay, HM: 400 free relay Anton McKee 200 breaststroke, 200 and 400 medley relay Alex Gray 200 free relay HM: 400 free relay Luke Kaliszak 200 free relay HM: 400 free relay 2014 Kristian Gkolomeev 50 free, 200 medley relay, 400 free relay HM: 100 free BJ Hornikel 400 medley relay, 400 free relay HM: 100 free Anton McKee 200 breast, 200 & 400 medley relay HM 100 breast Connor Oslin 200 & 400 medley relay Brett Walsh 200 & 400 medley relay, 400 free relay Vlad Cacuic 400 free relay 2013 BJ Hornikel 2012 Alex Coci BJ Hornikel 2011 Adam Booher 100 free HM: 200 free 200 fly HM: 100 fly HM: 100 free HM: 1-meter, 3-meter 2010 Aaron Fleshner Mark Randall 2009 Catalin Cosma Aaron Fleshner Mark Randall 2008 Catalin Cosma Aaron Fleshner meter HM: platform 1,650 free HM: 500 free platform HM: 3-meter HM: 1,650 free, 500 free 1,650 free HM: 500 free 3-meter HM: platform Aaron Fleshner 3-meter HM: platform Chris Perry HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Hunor Mate 200 breast HM: 100 breast Alin Mihalca HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Vlad Polyakov 100 & 200 breast HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Apostolis Tsagkarakis 50 Free HM: 200 medley relay, 400 medley relay 2006 Aaron Ashworth HM: 1-meter, 3-meter, platform Spiros Bitsakis 200 free relay HM: 800 free relay, 400 medley relay Darren Erasmus 200 free relay HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Mike Jones 200 free relay Ryan Latone HM: 800 free relay Chris Perry HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Vlad Polyakov 100 & 200 breast HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Mark Randall 1,650 free HM: 500 free, 800 free relay Apostolis Tsagkarakis 200 free relay HM: 50 free, 200 medley relay, 800 free relay 2005 Aaron Ashworth HM: 3-meter, platform Darren Erasmus HM: 100 free, 200 & 400 medley relay Hunor Mate HM: 200 breast Vlad Polyakov 100 & 200 breast HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Stewart Smith 1-meter HM: 3-meter, platform Franck Southon HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Apostolis Tsagkarakis HM: 200 & 400 medley relay 2004 Aaron Ashworth HM: 3-meter 2003 Spiros Bitsakis 200 medley relay HM: 200, 400 & 800 free relay Darren Erasmus HM: 200 & 400 free relay Stefan Gherghel 200 fly, 200 medley relay HM: 100 fly, 200, 400 & 800 free relay Vlad Polyakov 200 breast, 200 medley relay HM: 100 breast Stewart Smith HM: 1-meter, platform Franck Southon HM: 800 free relay Apostolis Tsagkarakis 200 medley relay HM: 200 free & 400 free relay James Willcox HM: 800 free relay 2002 Stefan Gherghel Stewart Smith 200 fly 1-meter RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 35

38 Records & History 12-time All-American Apostolis Tsagkarakis ( ) RECORDS & HISTORY ALABAMA ALL-AMERICANS 2000 Oren Azrad Mark Jollands JP Richard Glen Walshaw 1999 Brent Roberts 1998 Brent Roberts 1997 Brent Roberts Mark Jollands Donald Morrison Arnar Olafsson Glen Walshaw 1996 Brent Roberts 1995 Rafael Alvarez Alex Voris 1994 Rafael Alvarez Josh Luber Dustin McDaniels Russell McDowell Stavros Michaelides HM: 800 free relay HM: 200, 500, 1,650 free, 800 free relay HM: 800 free relay HM: 800 free relay 1-meter, 3-meter, platform 1-meter, platform HM: 3-meter 1-meter, platform HM: 3-meter 800 free relay 800 free relay 800 free relay 800 free relay platform HM: 3-meter HM: platform, 1-meter HM: 100 free platform HM: 3-meter HM: platform 200 & 400 medley relay 200 & 400 medley relay 200 medley relay HM: 200 free relay Travis Myers 100 & 200 breast, 200 & 400 medley relay HM: 200 & 400 free relay Rick Richmond HM: 3-meter Bruce Snodgrass HM: 100 fly, 200, 400 & 800 free relay David Strassburg 400 medley relay HM: 200, 400 & 800 free relay Alex Voris HM: 200 free, 200, 400 & 800 free relay 1993 Dustin McDaniels Russell McDowell Stavros Michaelides Jamey Myers Travis Myers David Strassburg Mike Tamberino 1992 HM: 200 free relay 200 medley relay HM: 400 medley relay 200 medley relay HM: 200 free relay 200 medley relay HM: 400 medley relay 200 medley relay HM: 100 breast, 400 medley relay, 200 free relay HM: 200 free, 200 free relay, 400 medley relay HM: 3-meter Dan Lacina HM: 400 medley relay Keith Martin 200 medley relay HM: 200 free relay, 400 medley relay Stavros Michaelides 200 medley relay HM: 400 medley relay, 200 free relay Jamey Myers 200 medley relay HM: 100 back, 400 medley relay Travis Myers 200 medley relay HM:100 breast, 200 free relay Stefan Parlklo HM: 200 free relay, 400 medley relay 1991 Dan Lacina 200 medley relay Keith Martin 200 medley relay HM: 200 & 400 free relay Stavros Michaelides HM: 200 & 400 free relay Jamey Myers 200 medley relay HM: 100 back Jon Olsen 50, 100 & 200 free, 200 medley relay HM: 200 & 400 free relay Stefan Parlklo HM: 200 & 400 free relay Mark Rourke 1-meter, 3-meter, platform 1990 Craig Ammon 800 free relay HM: 200 medley relay, 200 & 400 free relay Scott Hamlet 1,650 free, 800 free relay HM: 500 free Keith Martin HM: 200 & 400 free relay, 200 medley relay Chris McDaniels HM: 100 breast, 200 & 400 medley relay, 200 free relay Ed Morse platform HM: 3-meter Jamey Myers HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Jon Olsen 100 & 200 free, 800 free relay, HM: 50 free, 200 & 400 free relay, 400 medley relay Stefan Parlklo HM: 400 medley relay Richard Patino 800 free relay HM: 400 free relay Scott Pomerleau HM: 1-meter, platform Mark Rourke 1-meter, 3-meter 1989 Craig Ammon Keith Martin Chris McDaniels Dave Meck HM: 200 & 800 free relay HM: 200 free relay HM: 100 breast HM: 200 & 800 free relay 36 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

39 Records & History 13-time All-American Travis Myers ( ) ALABAMA ALL-AMERICANS Jon Olsen Richard Patino Mark Rourke Torsten Wiegel 1988 Jim Askervold Bruce Gennari Frank Iacono Chris McDaniels Dave Meck Mark Nieuwenhuis Jon Olsen Mark Rourke 1987 Ricardo Aldabe Jim Askervold Peter Berndt Chris McDaniels Mark Nieuwenhuis Enrique Romero Perry White 100 & 200 free HM: 200 & 800 free relay HM: 800 free relay 3-meter HM: 1-meter HM: 800 free relay 100 fly, 400 free relay HM: 400 medley relay 800 free relay 800 free relay HM: 1,650 free HM: 100 breast, 200 breast, 400 medley relay 400 & 800 free relay HM: 400 medley relay 400 free relay 400 & 800 free relay HM: 400 medley relay HM: 1-meter, 3-meter HM: 400 medley relay HM: 400 medley relay 200 IM, 200 back HM: 400 IM HM: 400 medley relay HM: 400 medley relay HM: 200 breast 1-meter, 3-meter 1986 Ricardo Aldabe 800 free relay HM: 100 & 200 back, 400 free relay Don Berger 800 free relay HM: 200 free, 400 free relay Peter Berndt 200, 400 IM, 200 back HM: 400 free relay Filiberto Colon HM: 200 fly Mike Davidson HM: 1,650 free Bruce Gennari Frank Iacono Bryan Jennings Ricardo Valdivia Tom Virag 1985 Ricardo Aldabe Don Berger Peter Berndt Filiberto Colon Bryan Jennings Justin Lemberg Felix Morf Jay Posey Andreas Schmidt Jon Sieben 1984 Don Berger Filiberto Colon Bryan Jennings Marcello Juca Glenn Mills Matt Mullane Jay Posey Andreas Schmidt 1983 Don Berger Filiberto Colon Greg Higginson Bryan Jennings 800 free relay 1,650 free, 800 free relay HM: 500 free 200 back HM: 1,650 free HM: 400 free relay 400 & 800 free relay 200 free, 400 & 800 free relay 200, 400 IM HM: 200 fly 100 & 200 back, 400 medley relay 800 free relay 400 medley relay 400 & 800 free relay 400 free relay, 400 medley relay 100 & 200 fly, 400 medley relay 400 free relay HM: 200 free 400 medley relay, HM: 200 fly 400 medley relay HM: 1,650 free 200 breast, 400 medley relay 400 free relay 400 free relay 400 free relay 400 & 800 free relay 200 fly, 400 medley relay 100 & 200 breast, 200 IM, 400 medley relay 200 back, 400 medley relay Marcello Juca 1,650 free, 400 IM Ron Kutzavitch 200, 400 IM Mike Marmann 3-meter Brendan McCarthy 400 & 800 free relay Glenn Mills 100 & 200 breast Matt Mullane 800 free relay Jay Posey 400 free relay Andreas Schmidt 50, 100 & 200 free, 400 & 800 free relay, 400 medley relay 1982 Arne Borgstrom Brett Chambless Greg Higginson Marcello Juca Brendan McCarthy Brian McGuire Glenn Mills Matt Mullane Jay Posey Brian Smith 1981 Arne Borgstrom Keith Clinton Cam Henning Greg Higginson Don Hornby Brendan McCarthy Glenn Mills Matt Mullane Robert Ramoska Brian Smith 500, 1,650 free, 400 IM, 800 free relay 400 medley relay 100 & 200 breast, 400 medley relay 1,650 free 400 & 800 free relay, 400 medley relay 400 medley relay 100 & 200 breast 400 & 800 free relay 400 free relay 400 & 800 free relay 500, 1,650 free, 400 IM, 800 free relay 400 medley relay 200 back, 400 medley relay 100 & 200 breast, 400 medley relay 400 free relay 100 & 200 free, 400 free relay, 400 medley relay 200 breast 400 & 800 free relay 800 free relay 400 & 800 free relay RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 37

40 Records & History 1983 NCAA 200 Breaststroke Champion and seven-time All-American Glenn Mills ALABAMA ALL-AMERICANS RECORDS & HISTORY 1980 Arne Borgstrom Keith Clinton Bob Dimick Greg Higginson Don Hornby Brendan McCarthy Robert Ramoska free, 400 IM, 800 free relay 400 free relay, 400 medley relay 400 & 800 free relay, 400 medley relay 100 breast, 400 medley relay 400 free relay, 400 medley relay 400 & 800 free relay 800 free relay Carlos Berrocal 100 back, 400 medley relay Arne Borgstrom 1,650 free, 800 free relay Wayne Chester 1-meter Don Hornby 400 free relay, 400 medley relay Don Larsson 800 free relay Kevin Mills 400 medley relay Bill Neville 400 free relay Mark Tonelli 100 & 200 back, 400 & 800 free relay, 400 medley relay 1978 Carlos Berrocal Bob Bugg Wayne Chester Casey Converse Mike Curington Bob Dimick Kevin Mills Bill Neville Jonty Skinner Mark Tonelli 100 back, 400 medley relay 400 & 800 free relay 1-meter 500 free, 800 free relay 200 IM, 100 & 200 fly, 400 medley relay 400 & 800 free relay 100 breast, 400 medley relay 400 free relay 50 & 100 free, 400 & 800 free relay, 400 medley relay 100 & 200 back 1977 Rick Abbott Jack Babashoff Robin Backhaus Carlos Berrocal Bob Bugg Casey Converse Mike Curington Scott MacDonald Kevin Mills John Prins Jonty Skinner Mark Tonelli 1976 Rick Abbott Jack Babashoff Carlos Berrocal Mike Curington Scott MacDonald Kevin Mills John Prins Jonty Skinner Mark Tonelli 1975 Jack Babashoff Mike Curington 50 free, 400 free relay 100 free, 400, 800 free 200 fly, 500 free, 800 free relay 100 back, 400 medley relay 800 free relay 200, 500, 1,650 free 200 IM, 100 & 200 fly, 400 medley relay 400 free relay 100 & 200 breast, 400 medley relay 100 back 50 & 100 free, 400 free relay, 400 medley relay 100 back 50 & 100 free, 400 & 800 free relay 100 free, 400 & 800 free relay 100 back 100 & 200 fly, 200 IM, 400 & 800 free relay, 400 medley relay 200 free, 800 free relay 400 medley relay 100 & 200 back 50 & 100 free, 400 & 800 free relay, 400 medley relay 200 back, 400 medley relay 100 free, 400 & 800 free relay 100 & 200 fly, 200 IM, 400 & 800 free relay, 400 medley relay Scott MacDonald Tim Norris John Prins Jonty Skinner Kevin Williams 1974 Jack Babashoff Guy Gibbens Jim Hahn Jon Perkowski Kevin Williams 1973 Randy Midkiff 1970 Leo French Paul Herring James LaMontagne Jeff Wade 400 & 800 free relay 1,650 free 400 medley relay 50 & 100 free, 400 & 800 free relay, 400 medley relay 100 & 200 breast, 400 medley relay 400 free relay 400 free relay 400 free relay 50 free, 400 free relay 100 breast 100 breast 800 free relay 800 free relay 800 free relay 800 free relay 38 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

41 ALABAMA AND THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE Records & History Alabama owns two Southeastern Conference team titles since swimming and diving was introduced at the Capstone in The first came in 1982 and the second in The Crimson Tide has been in the runner-up position 11 times, first in 1963 and most recently in Individually, Alabama has 97 SEC titles, the first coming in 1962 when John Rangley won the 50 free and the latest coming when Kristian Gkolomeev won the 50 and 100 freestyle and Connor Oslin won the 100 backstroke at the 2015 championships. Four Tide swimmers are tied for the most individual SEC titles by an Alabama athlete in a career. Vlad Polyakov, Jonty Skinner, Gregg Higginson and Jon Olsen all claimed five championships during their tenures. The Tide also lays claim to 12 relay titles. In 1964, the 400 freestyle relay of Peck, Putman, Horn and Bretheron won Alabama s first conference title in a time of 3:25.0. Alabama came up with relay wins 11 and 12 in Gkolomeev, Alex Gray, Luke Kaliszak and Brett Walsh combined to win the 200 freestyle relay while Oslin, Anton McKee, Walsh and Gkolomeev won the 400 medley relay with a league record. Gkolomeev became the third Alabama swimmer to be named SEC Swimmer of the Year following his standout 2015 season. He was also named the 2015 SEC Championships Swimmer of the Meet after winning two indivdiual SEC titles and swimming on a pair of SEC champion relays. First team All-SEC honorees number 70 on the Tide s all-time roster. In the classroom, Alabama swimmers have earned a place on the SEC Academic Honor Roll more than 200 times since the award s inception in The Crimson Tide had a program high 23 athletes named to the squad in SEC CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS Year Champion UA 2015 Florida 5th 2014 Florida 4th 2013 Florida 10th 2012 Auburn 6th 2011 Auburn 6th 2010 Auburn 5th 2009 Auburn 5th 2008 Auburn 6th 2007 Auburn 5th 2006 Auburn 5th 2005 Auburn 5th 2004 Auburn 6th 2003 Auburn 5th 2002 Auburn 5th 2001 Auburn 7th 2000 Auburn 6th 1999 Auburn 6th 1998 Auburn 6th 1997 Auburn 6th 1996 Tennessee 6th 1995 Auburn 5th 1994 Auburn 4th 1993 Florida 5th 1992 Florida 3rd 1991 Florida 3rd 1990 Florida 3rd 1989 Tennessee 3rd 1988 LSU 5th 1987 Alabama 1st 1986 Florida 3rd 1985 Florida 2nd 1984 Florida 2nd 1983 Florida 2nd 1982 Alabama 1st 1981 Florida 2nd 1980 Florida 4th 1979 Florida 4th 1978 Tennessee 4th 1977 Tennessee 2nd 1976 Tennessee 2nd 1975 Tennessee 2nd 1974 Tennessee 4th 1973 Tennessee 3rd 1972 Tennessee 3rd 1971 Florida 3rd 1970 Florida 3rd The Southeastern Conference has long been one of the nation s premiere athletic conferences, both in overall strength and in nearly every sport individually. Swimming and diving is certainly no exception. The SEC has placed at least one team in the top 10 of the NCAA Championships every year since 1969, when Florida placed ninth. The conference s high watermark for teams in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships came in 1978, 1979, 1994, 2004, 2008 and Each of those years the conference had four teams place in the final 10. In 2001 there were seven conference schools in the top 20 and over the past decade there have been at least five per year. Eleven times in the history of the NCAA Championships an SEC team has come away with the team title. Tennessee won the first in Florida won back-to-back titles in 1983 and In 1997, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2009 Auburn came away with the crown. Alabama, Auburn, Florida and Tennessee have all finished in the runner-up position at the NCAA Championships. Individually, sprinting is the conference s forte as SEC athletes have won the 50 freestyle 16 times and the 100 freestyle NCAA title 13 times. All told, the SEC owns more than 100 individual NCAA titles and 30-plus relay titles. Currently, the SEC holds five NCAA records. There are 14 SEC schools: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M and Vanderbilt. Ten SEC schools currently sponsor men s swimming and diving teams: Alabama, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas A&M Tennessee 3rd 1968 Florida 3rd 1967 Florida 3rd 1966 Florida 2nd 1965 Florida 2nd 1964 Florida 2nd 1963 Florida 2nd 1962 Florida 4th 1961 Florida 4th 1960 Florida 6th Aaron Fleshner SEC SWIMMER OF THE YEAR 2015 Kristian Gkolomeev 1982 Arne Borgstrom 1975 Casey Converse SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS SWIMMER OF THE MEET 2015 Kristian Gkolomeev SEC DIVER OF THE YEAR 2009 Aaron Fleshner 1998 Brent Roberts 1997 Brent Roberts 1995 Rafael Alvarez 1991 Mark Rourke 1990 Ed Morse 1987 Perry White 1984 Mike Marmann 1982 Craig Ford 1981 Wayne Chester SEC FRESHMAN DIVER OF THE YEAR 2003 J.R. Hillis 2002 Stewart Smith SEC COACH OF THE YEAR 1987 Don Gambril 1982 Don Gambril 1981 Don Gambril SEC DIVING COACH OF THE YEAR 1997 Pat Greenwell 1995 Pat Greenwell 1991 Pat Greenwell 1990 Pat Greenwell 1987 Mike Finneran 1986 Mike Finneran 1984 Bob Webster 1982 Bob Webster 1981 Bob Webster RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 39

42 Records & History SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2015 Kristian Gkolomeev Connon Oslin Oslin, McKee, Walsh, Gkolomeev Gray, Kaliszak, Walsh, Gkolomeev 2014 Anton McKee 2010 Aaron Fleshner 2009 Aaron Fleshner 2008 Aaron Fleshner 2007 Vlad Polyakov 2006 Vlad Polyakov 2005 Vlad Polyakov 2003 Stefan Gherghel 2002 Stefan Gherghel 1999 Mark Jollands 50 & 100 free 100 back 400 medley relay 200 free relay 200 breast 3-meter 1-meter 3-meter 100 breast 100 & 200 breast 100 & 200 breast 200 fly 200 fly 500 free 1989 Chris McDaniels Mark Rourke 1987 Peter Berndt Perry White 1986 Frank Iacono Perry White Bryan Jennings 1985 Jon Sieben Bryan Jennings 1984 Bryan Jennings Mike Marmann 1983 Craig Ford Greg Higginson 1982 Arne Borgstrom Craig Ford Greg Higginson Posey, Schmidt, Mullane, McCarthy Chambless, Higginson, Schmidt, McGuire 1981 Arne Borgstrom Wayne Chester Greg Higginson Cam Henning 100, 200 breast platform 200,400 IM 1-meter & 3-meter 500 free 3-meter 200 back 100 fly 100 back 100 back 1-meter & 3-meter 1-meter 100 breast 1,650 free, 400 IM 1-meter & 3-meter 100, 200 breast, 200 IM 400 free relay 400 medley relay 400 IM 3-meter 100 breast 200 back 1971 Jeff Wade Jacques LeLoup 1970 Jeff Wade French, Herring, Wade, LaMontagne 1969 Dennis Pursley Jeff Wade Wright, French, LaMontagne, Wade 1968 Ralph Wright Leo French 1967 Ralph Wright 1966 Kirt Myers Doug Long Levente Batizy Doug Tamplin 1965 Tom Allen Bob Smith 1964 Peck, Putman, Horn, Bretherton 1963 Dave Bond 200 back 200 fly 200 IM 800 free relay 200 breast 200 IM 800 free relay 200 back 1,650 free 500, 1,650 free, 400 IM 1,650 free 500 free 400 IM 100 fly 500 free 1,650 free 400 free relay 100 breast RECORDS & HISTORY 1997 Brent Roberts 1995 Rafael Alvarez 1994 McDaniels, Myers, McDowell, Michaelides meter & platform 1-meter & platform 200 medley relay Travis Myers 100 breast J. Myers, T. Myers, 200 medley relay Martin, Michaelides Martin, T. Myers, 200 free relay Parlklo, Michaelides 1991 Jon Olsen Mark Rourke 1990 Chris McDaniels Scott Hamlet Jon Olsen Edward Morse Olsen, Martin, Ammon, McDaniels 100, 200 free 1-meter, 3-meter & platform 100, 200 breast 1,650 free 50, 100, 200 free 3-meter & platform 200 free relay 1979 Carlos Berrocal Wayne Chester 1978 Wayne Chester 1977 Jonty Skinner Casey Converse 1976 Jonty Skinner Scott MacDonald Tim Norris Mike Curington Kevin Mills Carlos Berrocal Mark Tonelli Berrocal, Mills, Curington, Skinner 1975 Jonty Skinner Tim Norris Mike Curington 1974 Kevin Williams Jon Perkowski 100 back 1-meter 1-meter 100 free 500, 1,650 free 50, 100 free 200 free 1,650 free 200 fly 100 breast 100 back 200 back 400 medley relay 50, 100 free 1,650 free 200 fly 100 breast 50 free 1962 John Rangley 50 free 40 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

43 Records & History ALL-SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM ALL-SEC 2015 Kristian Gkolomeev Connor Oslin Anton McKee Brett Walsh Alex Gray 2014 Anton McKee 2010 Aaron Fleshner 2009 Aaron Fleshner 2008 Aaron Fleshner 2007 Vlad Polyakov 2006 Vlad Polyakov 2005 Vlad Polyakov 2003 Stefan Gherghel 2002 Stefan Gherghel 1999 Mark Jollands 1997 Brent Roberts 1995 Rafael Alvarez 1994 Dustin McDaniels Russell McDowell Stavros Michaelides Travis Myers 1992 Keith Martin Stavros Michaelides Jamey Myers Travis Myers Stefan Parlklo 1991 Jon Olsen Mark Rourke 1990 Craig Ammon Scott Hamlet Keith Martin Edward Morse Jon Olsen 1989 Chris McDaniels Mark Rourke 1987 Pete Berndt Perry White 1986 Frank Iacono Bryan Jennings Perry White 1985 Bryan Jennings Jon Sieben 1984 Bryan Jennings Mike Marmann Glenn Mills 1983 Craig Ford Gregg Higginson 1982 Arne Borgstrom Craig Ford Gregg Higginson 1981 Arne Borgstrom Wayne Chester Cam Henning Greg Higginson 1979 Carlos Berrocal Wayne Chester 1978 Wayne Chester 1977 Casey Converse Jonty Skinner 1976 Carlos Berrocal Mike Curington Scott McDonald Kevin Mills Tim Norris Jonty Skinner Mark Tonelli 1975 Casey Converse Tim Norris Jonty Skinner 1974 Jon Perkowski Kevin Williams 1971 Jacque LeLoup Jeff Wade 1970 Jeff Wade 1969 Dennis Pursley Jeff Wade 1968 Leo French Ralph Wright 1967 Ralph Wright 1966 Levente Batizy Doug Long Kirt Myers Doug Tamplin 1965 Tom Allen Bob Smith 1963 David Bond 1962 John Rangeley SECOND TEAM ALL-SEC 2015 Pavel Romanov 2014 Vlad Cacuic BJ Hornikel Kristian Gkolomeev Brett Walsh 2012 BJ Hornikel 2010 Adam Booher Mark Randall 2009 Mark Randall 2003 Vlad Polyakov 2001 Jordie Proffitt 1999 Brent Roberts 1998 Brent Roberts 1994 Rafael Alvarez Dustin McDaniels Russell McDowell Stavros Michaelides Travis Myers 1993 Travis Myers 1989 Mark Colwill Jon Olsen 1988 Frank Iacono 1987 Bruce Gennari 1986 Don Berger 1985 Don Berger Craig Ford Frank Iacono 1984 Filiberto Colon 1983 Bryan Jennings Marcello Juca Ron Kutzavitch Mike Marmann Glenn Mills Andreas Schmidt 1982 Brett Chambless Marcello Juca Brendan McCarthy Brian McGuire Glenn Mills Matt Mullane Jay Posey Andreas Schmidt 1981 Don Hornby Max Metzgar Glenn Mills Brian Smith 1980 Wayne Chester Gregg Higginson Don Hornby 1979 Kevin Mills Mark Tonelli 1978 Casey Converse Mike Curington Mark Tonelli 1977 Robin Backhaus Hilary Bergman Carlos Berrocal Monty Daley 1976 Robert Bugg John Prins Marshall Shoemaker 1974 Jack Babashoff 1971 John Kagan Charles Noonan John Perkowski HONORABLE MENTION ALL-SEC 1994 Jimmy Pestrichelli David Strassburg 1992 Dustin McDaniels 1991 Stefan Parlklo 1989 Craig Ammon Keith Martin David Meck Torsten Wiegel 1988 Jim Askervold Mark Colwill Chris McDaniels Jon Olsen Mark Rourke Eric White 1987 Ricardo Aldabe Chris McDaniels 1986 Peter Berndt Filiberto Colon 1985 Ricardo Aldabe 1984 Don Berger Marcello Juca 1983 Don Berger 1982 Don Hornby 1981 Brendan McCarthy 1980 Arne Borgstrom 1977 Mike Curington Kevin Mills John Prins 1978 Jonty Skinner 1976 Rick Abbott Hilary Bergman Monte Daley Dan Griebel Gregg Hook 1974 Jay Thompson 1973 Jacque LeLoup Jay Thompson 1972 Jacque LeLoup Ray Midkiff 1971 Colin Herring Jay Thompson 1970 Ray Bolt Leo French Colin Herring Charles Noonan FRESHMAN ALL-SEC* 2015 Christopher Reid 2014 Anton McKee Connor Oslin Brent Sagert 2013 Brian Westlake 2012 Jordan Lesser 2011 Alex Coci BJ Hornikel Devan Terry 2008 Catalin Cosma * started in 2008 RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 41

44 RECORDS & HISTORY 42 Records & History A FAST HISTORY OF ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING THE JOHN FOSTER YEARS The University of Alabama swim program started with the 1960 season when John Foster came from coaching an age-group swim team in the Atlanta area and working in the Georgia Tech Physical Education department to be the Crimson Tide s first head coach. For the next 14 years, Foster was the Tide s task master, nurturing the fledgling program into a perennial SEC contender and bringing Alabama to the national level. In addition to his duties with the swim team, Foster also served as the Natatorium Director, Supervisor of Intramural and Recreational Swimming and assistant professor in the Department of Physical Education. Foster was responsible for cultivating swimming not only at the collegiate level but on the high school and age-group swimming level as well, organizing high school and junior high school state swimming championships and running clinics around the state - anything to get Alabama s youth involved in swimming. Foster s hard work paid big dividends. During his tenure, Alabama finished no lower than third at the SEC Championships after its first two seasons and finished runner-up four times. Tide swimmers won 21 individual SEC titles under Foster s direction. That number includes the three won by Ralph Wright in 1967, when he became the first man in Alabama history to sweep his events at the SEC Championships. Wright s feat would not be matched for fifteen years. On the national level, Foster coached the Tide to its first NCAA Championship placing in 1973 when the team finished 28th. Five swimmers won All-America honors under Foster. After compiling a dual meet record to go along with his record in the SEC and NCAA, Foster left coaching following the 1973 season to devote more time to his teaching and aquatics program and above all, to spend more time with his family. Foster s team was the winningest of all that competed at the Capstone during his 14-year run, outside of football. Before retiring, Foster tapped his successor for the job of taking the Tide into the future. Don Gambril became head coach on May 2, THE DON GAMBRIL YEARS Don Gambril led his first Alabama team into the 1974 season, a year that saw the Tide post an 8-1 dual meet season, a fourth-place finish at the SEC Championship meet and its first NCAA top-20 finish, taking 19th. Alabama jumped two places in the SEC the next year and an astounding 14 places at the NCAA Championships, giving Alabama a fifth-place finish. The 75 squad was the first to produce an individual national champion when freshman Jonty Skinner won the 100 freestyle in an NCAA and U.S. Open record time of Alabama produced the first 400 freestyle relay in history to break the three minute barrier. Skinner, Mike Curington, Scott MacDonald and Jack Babashoff combined in the prelims of the 1975 NCAA Championships to swim a 2: ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING The 1976 squad posted the Tide s first undefeated season, snapping Tennessee s string of 85 dual-meet wins, which spanned seven seasons, along the way. Alabama won the meet The 1976 squad also produced a single-season record of nine SEC individual and relay titles on its way to reprising its fifth-place finish in the NCAA. The 1977 season proved to be one of the program s high watermarks as the Tide posted its highest NCAA finish to date, taking second behind Southern California. Casey Converse shone that year, winning the NCAA 1,650 freestyle title in an NCAA and American record time of 14: Converse s time made him the first man in the history of the sport to go under 15 minutes in the 1,650 freestyle. Freshman Wayne Chester won the 1978 NCAA 1-meter diving competition and Carlos Berrocal won the backstroke title. Alabama won its first SEC team championship in Gregg Higginson added the points of three SEC titles to the Tide s team total, making him the second man in Tide swimming history to win all of his races at the SEC Championships. Alabama went undefeated during the 1983 dual-meet season with a 12-0 slate on the way to a runner-up SEC finish and a fifth-place NCAA finish. Senior Glenn Mills won the breaststroke title. The Tide returned to the top of the SEC team standings in In addition to going undefeated in 1990 with a 12-0 record, the Tide captured nine SEC individual and relay titles matching the team record set in 1976 with junior Jon Olsen becoming the third man in Tide history to sweep his events at the SEC Championships, bringing home three individual titles. After 17 seasons, 170 wins against 21 losses, six NCAA champions, more than 60 All-Americans, 60 SEC individual and relay titles, and two SEC team titles, Don Gambril ended his coaching career with the Crimson Tide after the 1990 season. He was named SEC Coach of the Year in 1981, 1982 and In addition, he served as an assistant coach with the U.S. Olympic team in 1968, 1972, 1976 and He served as the head coach of the highly successful 1984 U.S. Olympic team. The 1991 U.S. World Championship team was the last U.S. National team he coached. He left his coaching position to become an Assistant Athletic Director at Alabama, retiring from that position in Gambril tapped Alabama s first individual NCAA champion, Jonty Skinner, to lead Alabama into the 1991 season and beyond. THE JONTY SKINNER YEARS Jonty Skinner made the most of his tenure with the Tide, leading Alabama to four straight top-20 and one top-10 showing at the NCAA Championships. Jon Olsen became one of the Tide s most decorated and successful athletes under Skinner s tutelage, finishing his career with five SEC titles, three school records and a runner-up finish at the 1991 NCAAs in the 100 freestyle. Olsen went on to become a mainstay of the U.S. National team, winning five medals at two Olympics. In 1991, Mark Rourke became the first diver to win all three boards at the SEC Championships, three years after he won the inaugural platform diving title at the 1989 SEC Championships. Travis Myers led Alabama to a 10th-place finish at the 1994 NCAA Championships, while finishing second in the 100 breaststroke. It was the Tide s first top-10 finish since Skinner left Alabama in August of 1994 to become the head coach of the U.S. Resident National Team. THE CHUCK HORTON YEARS Chuck Horton was the Tide s next mentor, serving as head coach from The former Tide assistant and Villanova front man led Alabama to four top-30 national finishes, including a pair of top-25 finishes in 1997 and Horton s time at the helm saw Rafael Alvarez and Brent Roberts bring home four SEC titles, with Roberts also winning Alabama s first NCAA diving title since Wayne Chester in 1978 when he took top honors off the platform in Ed Reed served as interim coach during the season. THE DON WAGNER YEARS Don Wagner s tenure, which began with the season, saw Alabama earn a trio of top-25 finishes, including a return to the top 15 with a 12th-place finish in 2003, his final year at the Capstone. Stefan Gherghel became the first Tide swimmer to win an NCAA Championship since 1983 when he took top honors in the 200 butterfly in He then became the first Alabama swimmer to repeat as an NCAA Champion when he took the 2003 title as well. Gherghel also won a pair of SEC 200 butterfly titles during his UA career. During Wagner s time at Alabama, the Tide broke 10 school records including four of the five relays. THE ERIC MCILQUHAM YEARS Eric McIlquham spent nine years as the Tide s head coach, a span that included six top-25 finishes highlighted by a trio of top-15 finishes in 2005, 2006 and The Tide bettered 18 school records during his tenure, including all five relay marks. He also saw his student-athletes claim 55 spots on the Tide s all-time top 10, including the top four places on the 200 backstroke list and four of the top five spots on the 50 freestyle list. Individually, Vlad Polyakov won the NCAA 200 breaststroke championship in 2005 and 2007 as well as five SEC breaststroke titles while Aaron Fleshner won three SEC diving titles. Alabama enjoyed tremendous success in the classroom under McIlquham, posting the highest team grade point average in the nation in 2011, and seeing six of his student-athletes earn nine Academic All-America honors and three NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships.

45 ALL-TIME HEAD COACHES Records & History Dennis Pursley 2012-present Eric McIlquham Don Wagner Ed Reed 1999 (Interim) Coach Don Gambril Chuck Horton Jonty Skinner ALL-TIME DUAL MEET RECORDS Last Opponent Meeting UA-Opp Arizona Arkansas Auburn Ball State Birmingham Southern Centenary Cincinnati Clemson Delta State Drury Duke East Carolina Eastern Kentucky Emory Evansville Florida Florida Atlantic Florida State Georgia Georgia Tech Hendrix Houston Illinois Illinois State Indiana Iowa Iowa State Kansas Kentucky LaSalle College Louisiana Monroe Louisville LSU Maryland Miami Michigan Don Gambril John Foster ALABAMA S RECORD BY HEAD COACH Head Coach Years Seasons Won - Lost Pct. Dennis Pursley 2012-present Eric McIlquham Don Wagner Ed Reed (interim) Chuck Horton Jonty Skinner Don Gambril John Foster Total Last Opponent Meeting UA-Opp Missouri Moorehead New Orleans North Carolina N.C. State NE Louisiana Northwestern Notre Dame Ohio State Penn State Pepsi Marlin Princeton Sewanee SMU South Carolina South Florida Southern Illinois Southern Mississippi SW Missouri SW Missouri State Team Canada Tennessee Texas Texas A&M Texas-Arlington Tulane UCLA Union (KY) Vanderbilt Virginia Virginia Tech West Virginia Wright State *Series records start with the 1967 season. YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS SEC NCAA Year Record Finish Finish Coach th 10th Dennis Pursley th 12th Dennis Pursley th 28th Dennis Pursley th 25th Eric McIlquham th 29th Eric McIlquham th 26th Eric McIlquham th 21st Eric McIlquham th 22nd Eric McIlquham th 14th Eric McIlquham th 13th Eric McIlquham th 15th Eric McIlquham th 34th Eric McIlquham th 12th Don Wagner th 20th Don Wagner th Don Wagner th 22nd Don Wagner th 22nd *Ed Reed th 25th Chuck Horton th 23rd Chuck Horton th 30th Chuck Horton th 26th Chuck Horton th 10th Jonty Skinner th 18th Jonty Skinner rd 20th Jonty Skinner rd 11th Jonty Skinner rd 9th Don Gambril rd 20th Don Gambril th 14th Don Gambril st 16th Don Gambril rd 8th Don Gambril nd 8th Don Gambril nd tie-12th Don Gambril nd 5th Don Gambril st tie-7th Don Gambril nd 8th Don Gambril th tie-13th Don Gambril th 8th Don Gambril th 7th Don Gambril nd 2nd Don Gambril nd 5th Don Gambril nd 5th Don Gambril th 19th Don Gambril rd 28th John Foster rd John Foster rd John Foster rd John Foster rd John Foster rd John Foster rd John Foster nd John JFoster nd John Foster nd John Foster nd John Foster rd John Foster th John Foster th John Foster * interim RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 43

46 RECORDS & HISTORY 44 Records & History ALL-TIME ROSTER A Rick Abbott Matthew Adams 2013-present Waleed Al-Qahtani Marcio Alberquerque Oscar Aldabe 2010 Ricardo Aldabe Zig Allan Jerry Alldredge Craig Allen 1972 Tom Allen 1965 Rafael Alvarez (MVP 95) Mike Ames 1998 Craig Ammon (Capt. 90) Jens Anderson Robert Anderson 1970 Anestis Arampatzis Brent Arckey Daniel Armstrong (Capt. 11) Guido Arroyo Christian Arseneau 2016-present Brendan Ashby Bobby Ashford 1989 Aaron Ashworth 2001, (Capt. 05) Jim Askervold Knox Auerbach 2016-present Alan Axford Oren Azrad B Jack Babashoff Robin Backhaus 1977 JR Baker 1965 Jack Ball (Capt. 62) Bira Barbosa 2002 Oliver Basse (Capt. 12) Levente Batizy Scott Bell Don Berger (Capt. 84, 85) Hilary Bergman Peter Berndt (MVP 87) Carlos Berrocal Spiros Bitsakis (Capt. 05, 06) Steve Blaisdell Larry Blewitt 1986 Elan Blumberg 1999 Carlos Bodega Ray Bolt 1970 David Bond Bruno Bonfim 2001 Adam Booher (MVP 11) Arne Borgstrom (Capt. 82 MVP 82) Riley Boulden (Capt. 10) Luke Boutwell Reece Boyd 2014 Lance Braughton Dennis Bretherton 1963 Collin Brosko 2007 Beau Brothers 2008 Darren Brudos Jay Bucki (Capt. 91) Bob Bugg Torsten Buhre 1977 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Daniel Burch 2001 Will Burke James Burns James Burton Robert Busby 1960 C Vlad Caciuc Jake Carloni Brian Carr Brett Chambless (Capt. 83) Taylor Charles 2013-present Wayne Chester Chip Chipman 1989 Cliff Clifton 1979 Timothy Cline 2007 Keith Clinton (Capt. 82) Alex Coci (MVP 12) Filiberto Colon Mark Colwill Phil Comstock 1963 Cameron Connors Zac Conrad Casey Converse Catalin Cosma Dan Cox 1976 Andy Craft 1994 James Cramer 1988 Jay Crampton Milo Crawford Mark Crocker Mike Curington (Capt. 78) Stroud Curran 1960 D Monty Daley (Capt. 77) Cary Davenport (Capt. 67) Mike Davidson (Capt. 87) Troy Davidson Bruce Davis 1989 Szymmy Day 2014-present Ken de Gruy David Dean Phillip Deaton (Capt. 14 & 15) Ian Decker Tayt Dencer John DeShazo 1964 Craig Devitt Luke Dickson Van Diehl Anthony DiGiacco 2002 Bob Dimick Kyle Ditzler (Capt. 81) Paul Dixon 2000 Philip Dockery Peter Doig Ryan Dugan E Tito Ebersole 2012 James Edwards Hamp Eichold Durham Ellis (Capt. 60) John Ellis Darren Erasmus Igor Erhartic Bill Erickson Kline Estess Larry Everingham F Keith Favreau John Ferguson Drew Finelli Kris Fisher (Capt. 97) Chris Flamion Aaron Fleshner (MVP 08, 09) Craig Ford Tom Forrest (Capt. 96) Scott Fortier 2014 Thomas Fox 1960 Jeb Franklin Will Freeman 2015-present Leo French Chad Frichtl G Bill Gaines Dale Gannon 1978 Clark Garner (Capt. 15) Bruce Gennari (Capt. 88) Eric Gennari Ken Gerard Stefan Gherghel (MVP 02, 03) Guy Gibbens Travis Gilliland Nicholas Giometti 2008 Bill Giovine Kristian Gkolomeev 2014-present Rod Godwin Alex Gray 2014-present Marc Greenberg 1985 Kevin Greer (Capt. 09) Dan Griebel Bob Griffin Gilles Gutnecht H Jack Hadjiconstantinou 2014-present Harold Hagler Joel Hagler Jim Hahn (Capt. 75) Kirk Hale Adam Hall Jacob Halpern Scott Hamlet 1990 Tim Hansen Dan Harle 1995 Allan Harris Eugene Harris Mark Harris 1976 George Hart Paul Hayes Chris Hearn 2008 Evan Heldman 2016-present Cam Henning Kirk Henry Alex Hermeto (Capt. 92, 93, 94) Brooke Herr 1974 Colin Herring Harold Hicks 1963 Greg Higginson (Capt. 83 MVP 83) Peter Hillyer Scott Hinkle 1980 Hunter Hinson Tony Hobart DuWayne Hoffert 1975 Eric Hole 1999 John Holter Greg Hook Jack Horn Don Hornby BJ Hornikel Tom Horton 1975 Robert Howard 2016-present Clint Huddleston 1988 Carter Hull Greg Hutt 1970 I Frank Iacono Hakan Iverson 1975 J Bryan Jennings (MVP 85) Brad Jensen Steve Jensen 1989 Will Johnson 1991 Grant Jollands (Capt. 02) Mark Jollands (Capt. 99, 00 MVP 99, 00) JT Jones (Capt. 05) Mike Jones (Capt. 08) Marcello Juca K John Kagan Jason Kalange 1996 Luke Kaliszak 2015-present Toby Karlsson Ken Kaufman Tsukasa Kawabuchi Chuck Kays 1990 Curtis Kelly 2006 Jacob Kelsoe 2014-present Travis Kerner 2014-present Scott King William Kinsey 1969 Rob Kite (Capt. 88) Dennis Kone Ron Kutzavitch Francis Kyle 1972 L Dan Lacina David Lammel 1985 James LaMontagne Mike Lamothe (Capt. 95) DJ Lang 2015-present John Langford 1960 Colin Larson 2016-present Jon Larson Dan Larsson 1979 Ryan Latone Kyle Lee Jacque LeLoup Justin Lemberg 1985 Chris LeMieux Jordan Lesser 2012

47 Rory Lewis Tommy Lindell Steven Loccisano 2008 Jeffery London 1960 Doug Long (Capt. 67) Juan Lopez Ray Loree 1963 Jim Losloe 1990 Bay Lott (Capt. 60) Marcus Lourenco Brandon Lowe Josh Luber Craig Ludwick Cubby Lyons M Scott MacDonald Carl Madden 2014-present Tom Maddocks 1978 John Mahaffey 1960 Jesse Maple 2004 David Maquera Dylan Marin 2014-present Mike Marmann Keith Martin Hunor Mate Henry Mather 1989 David Mayer Frank McArthur 1963 Adam McBride (Capt. 97) Mike McCardle Brendan McCarthy Clint McClendon Chris McCormick Chris McDaniels (Capt ) Dustin McDaniels Scott McDonald Russell McDowell Brian McGuire John McHaffey Larry McHaffie James McKay Ken McKee 1977 Anton McKee 2014-present Scott McNamee James McNeal 1960 Dave Meck Rob Mellor 1975 Jon Melton 1988 Michael Messuri 2014-present Max Metzgar 1981 Stavros Michaelides Randy Midkiff Alin Mihalca Dave Miller Glenn Mills Kevin Mills Chris Mitten John Moles 1983 Brent Moore (Capt. 76) David Morton 2015-present Luis Morell 1989 Felix Morf Sam Morgan Edward Morse 1990 Brendan Moynihan Evan Mueller Matt Mullane Sean Muncie Jamey Myers (Capt. 92) Kirt Myers 1966 Travis Myers (MVP 92, 93, 94) N Andrew Neff Jim Neidhoefer Bill Neville Mark Nieuwenhuis Charles Noonan Tim Norris O Arnar Olafsson Jon Olsen (Capt. 90, 91 MVP 88, 89, 90, 91) Wylee Orton 1980 Connor Oslin 2014-present Steve Otto 1976 David Owen 1964 P Clayton Page Nicos Papadopoulos Bob Parker Chip Parker Stefan Parlklo Richard Patino David Patterson 1978 Don Peck Eric Peet Matt Pendleton Jon Perkowski Chris Perry Gunnar Persson 1981 Jimmy Pestrichelli (Capt. 95) Rick Peterson 1979 Michael Pigassou J.J. Poland 1992 Vlad Polyakov 2003, (MVP 05, 06, 07) Scott Pomerleau (Capt. 91) Tony Portela Jay Posey John Potts 1995 Scott Powell Roger Power 1981 Rick Pratt (Capt. 98, 00) Brent Pridgen John Prins Jordie Proffitt Alex Pujol Dennis Pursley J.J. Pursley 2014-present Joseph Putman 1965 Q Abbas Qail 2013-present R Steve Rains 1989 Eduardo Ramirez 2008 Robert Ramoska Robert Ramoska, Jr present Mark Randall (MVP 10) John Rangeley Jermey Raths 1972 John Ravenhall Scott Reeder Andrew Reeves Charles Reeves Christopher Reid 2015-present Rick Rell 1979 Ron Ressegieu Jake Reynolds Andrea Rezzonico Carlo Rezzonico 2014-present Joaquim Ribeiro JP Richard (Capt. 01) Rick Richmond Steve Rieser Brent Roberts (Capt. 97, 98, 99 MVP 96, 97, 98, 99) Jimmy Roberts Bill Robertson Pavel Romanov 2014-present Bernardo Romero (Honorary Capt. 05) Enrique Romero Alan Rose Ronald Rosenberger Chris Ross Mark Rourke (Capt. 91 MVP 91) Philippe Rousseau Daniel Rozick Stephen Ryan 2005 S Brent Sagert 2014-present Maviael Sampaio 1983 Webb Sanders Gerald Schlupp Andreas Schmidt (Capt. 85 MVP 83) Matt Schmidt Andy Schnack Marc Schrader Alec Scott 2015-present Gregg Scott (Capt. 80) Robert Scrip 2010 John Servati Austin Shirey Reese Shirey Marshall Shoemaker (Capt. 79) Jon Sieben 1985 (MVP 85) Todd Siegfried Jerry Silverstein Kyle Simpson 2014-present Jonty Skinner (Capt. 77) Bob Smith 1965 Brian Smith (Capt. 81) Brian Smith Charles Smith 1980 Henkel Smith 1992 Hunter Smith Jeff Smith Matt Smith Stewart Smith Todd Smith 1998 Bruce Snodgrass 1994 Harris Sopheocelous Josh Sosna 2010 Franck Southon Dennis Spencer 1983 Casey Spiegle Chip Sprigg Greg St. Cyr 2005 Justin Stegall 2015 James Steward 1960 Nic Stoel (Capt. 01 MVP 01) Harry Stopp David Strassburg Bill Sulzby Wayne Sykes T Mike Tamberino Records & History Doug Tamplin 1966 Charles Tennimon 1960 Devan Terry Jay Thompson Mark Tonelli Mike Tontillo John Townsend Tom Townsend Brian Tribble Apostolis Tsagkarakis 2003, (Capt. 07) Tim Tucker (Capt. 74) Walt Turner 1962 V Ricardo Valdivia Jeff Van de Graaf Marcus Vechinni 1996 Ken Vincens Tom Virag 1986 Alex Voris W Jeff Wade Jeff Waldrop Stan Walker (Capt. 62) Brett Walsh 2013-present Glen Walshaw John Warren Ken Wear Scott Weaver (Capt. 02) Kyle Weeks (Capt. 12) Crews Wellford 2013-present (Capt. 16) Brian Westlake 2013-present Greg Whelan 1978 Eric White Perry White Torsten Wiegel 1989 Brad Willard James Willcox (Capt. 02, 03) James Williams 1965 Kevin Williams (Capt. 75) Matt Wilsie Joe Wilson Larry Wilson Zach Winchester Ro Wintzinger 1981 TJ Wolters George Wong Chris Wood Mark Woods 1973 Ben Worby Todd Worthington 1977 John Worthinton Greg Wright Ralph Wright Brian Wrighton Andrew Wrist Y Bobby Yann Braxton Young 2015-present Jonathon Young 2014 Z Joe Ziegler Luke Zippi Denes Zubcsek (Current Student-Atheltes in Bold) RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 45

48 Records & History MEN S ALL-TIME TOP FREESTYLE Kristian Gkolomeev Apostolis Tsagkarakis Bjoern Hornikel Brett Walsh Alex Gray Jon Olsen Luke Kaliszak Vlad Caciuc Darren Erasmus Andreas Schmidt FREESTYLE Kristian Gkolomeev Bjoern Hornikel Jon Olsen Brett Walsh Darren Erasmus Alex Gray Apostolis Tsagkarakis Andreas Schmidt Luke Kaliszak Alex Voris FREESTYLE Bjoern Hornikel 1: Jon Olsen 1: Kristian Gkolomeev 1: Don Berger 1: Joe Ziegler 1: Denes Zubcsek 1: Alex Gray 1: Brendan McCarthy 1: Alex Voris 1: David Strassburg 1: ,650 FREESTYLE Mark Randall 14: Frank Iacono 14: Casey Converse 14: Catalin Cosma 14: Scott Hamlet 14: Arne Borgstrom 14: Max Metzger 15: Marcello Juca 15: Mark Colwill 15: Brian Westlake 15: BACKSTROKE Connor Oslin Luke Kaliszak Christopher Reid Crews Wellford Jordie Proffitt Chris Perry Joe Ziegler Alex Coci Jacob Kelsoe Vlad Caciuc BACKSTROKE Connor Oslin 1: Christopher Reid 1: Joe Ziegler 1: Crews Wellford 1: Reese Shirey 1: Phillip Deaton 1: Franck Southon 1: Jacob Kelsoe 1: Jordie Proffitt 1: Alan Axford 1: BUTTERFLY Brett Walsh Alex Coci Kristian Gkolomeev Connor Oslin Stefan Gherghel Abbas Qali Luke Kaliszak Denes Zubcsek Vlad Caciuc Apostolis Tsagkarakis BUTTERFLY Stefan Gherghel 1: Denes Zubcsek 1: Alex Coci 1: Jon Sieben 1: Anestis Arampatzis 1: Hunter Hinson 1: Filiberto Colon 1: Taylor Charles 1: Oliver Basse 1: Connor Oslin 1: IM Riley Boulden 1: Christopher Reid 1: Peter Berndt 1: Ian Decker 1: Jordie Proffitt 1: Matthew Adams 1: Ben Worby 1: Ron Kutzavitch 1: Taylor Charles 1: Franck Southon 1: RECORDS & HISTORY 500 FREESTYLE Mark Randall 4: Anton McKee 4: Catalin Cosma 4: Arne Borgstrom 4: Joe Ziegler 4: Frank Iacono 4: Mark Jollands 4: Brian Westlake 4: Don Berger 4: Scott Hamlet 4: ,000 FREESTYLE Mark Randall 8: Frank Iacono 8: Arne Borgstrom 9: Casey Converse 9: Scott Hamlet 9: Catalin Cosma 9: Brian Westlake 9: Max Metzger 9: Marcello Juca 9: Mike Davidson 9: BREASTSTROKE Anton McKee Vlad Polyakov Pavel Romanov Hunor Mate Greg Higginson Travis Myers Riley Boulden Cameron Conners Chris McDaniels Luke Boutwell BREASTSTROKE Anton Mckee 1: Vlad Polyakov 1: Pavel Romanov 1: Hunor Mate 1: Riley Boulden 1: Szymmy Day 1: Cameron Conners 1: Chris McDaniels 1: Travis Myers 1: Glenn Mills 1: IM Peter Berndt 3: Ian Decker 3: Taylor Charles 3: Franck Southon 3: Brian Westlake 3: Arne Borgstrom 3: Ben Worby 3: John Ellis 3: Travis Kerner 3: Ron Kutzavich 3: Swimmers in Bold 46 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

49 MEN S RECORDS Records & History University of Alabama Aquatic SEC Championship NCAA Event School Record Center Record Record Record 50 FREESTYLE Kristian Gkolomeev Cesar Cielo (Auburn) Matt Targett (Auburn) Cesar Cielo (Auburn) in in in in FREESTYLE Kristian Gkolomeev Cesar Cielo (Auburn) Matt Targett (Auburn) Vlad Morozov (Southern Cal) in in in in FREESTYLE Jon Olsen Shaune Fraser (Florida) Conor Dwyer (Florida) Simon Burnett (Arizona) 1:33.91 in :34.23 in :31.73 in :31.20 in FREESTYLE Mark Randall Sebastian Rouault (Georgia) Dan Wallace (Florida) Peter Vanderkaay (Michigan) 4:14.82 in :13.75 in :10.73 in :08.60 in ,000 FREESTYLE Mark Randall Steve Herron (Arizona) 8:54.69 in :02.55 in ,650 FREESTYLE Mark Randall Sebastien Rouault (Georgia) Sebastian Rouault (Georgia) Martin Grodzki (Georgia) 14:48.25 in :35.47 in :35.47 in :24.08 in BACKSTROKE Connor Oslin Michael Gilliam (Tennessee) Ryan Lochte (Florida) Ryan Murphy (California) in in in in BACKSTROKE Connor Oslin Omar Pinzon (Florida) Ryan Lochte (Florida) Tyler Clary (Michigan) 1:40.77 in :41.85 in :38.29 in :37.58 in BREASTSTROKE Anton McKee Jeremy McDonnell (Tennessee) Nicolas Fink (Georgia) Kevin Cordes (Arizona) in in in in BREASTSTROKE Anton McKee David Denniston (Auburn) Nicholas Fink (Georgia) Kevin Cordes (Arizona) 1:51.59 in :55.37 in :51.58 in :48.68 in BUTTERFLY Brett Walsh Alexei Puninski (Auburn) Matt Targett (Auburn) Austin Staab (Stanford) in in in in BUTTERFLY Stefan Gherghel Mark Dylla (Georgia) Sebastien Rousseau (Florida) Mark Dylla (Georgia) 1:42.35 in :42.23 in :41.07 in :40.60 in IM Riley Boulden Ally Bradley (Florida) Ryan Lochte (Florida) David Nolan (Stanford) 1:45.54 in :44.45 in :41.76 in :39.38 in IM Peter Berndt Greg Reeves (Florida) Chase Kalisz (Georgia) Chase Kalisz (Georgia) 3:47.29 in :43.13 in :36.89 in :34.50 in MEDLEY 1:23.35 in 2015 Auburn 1:24.81 in 2008 Auburn 1:23.69 in 2009 Michigan 1:22.27 in 2013 RELAY Connor Oslin Scott Goodrich Jared White Miguel Ortiz Anton McKee Michael Silva Michael Silva Bruno Ortiz Brett Walsh Alexei Puninski Matt Targett Sean Fletcher Kristian Gkolomeev Cesar Cielo Jakob Andkjaer Zack Turk 400 MEDLEY 3:04.22 in 2015 Florida 3:08.57 in 2008 Alabama 3:04.22 in 2015 Texas 3:01.23 in 2015 RELAY Connor Oslin Kohlton Norys Connor Oslin Kip Darmody Anton McKee Michael Silva Anton McKee Will Licon Brett Walsh Alexei Puninski Brett Walsh Joseph Schooling Kristian Gkolomeev Cesar Cielo Kristian Gkolomeev Jack Conger 200 FREESTYLE 1:16.13 in 2015 Auburn 1:16.92 in 2008 Auburn 1:15.47 in 2009 California 1;22.40 in 2015 RELAY Kristian Gkolomeev Cesar Cielo Jakob Andkjaer Ryan Murphy Alex Gray Alexei Puninski Matt Targett Chuck Katis Luke Kaliszak Scott Goodrich Kohlton Norys Lustin Lynch Brett Walsh Steve Scheren Gideon Louw Tyler Messerschmidt 400 FREESTYLE 2:50.20 in 2015 Auburn 2:50.49 in 2008 Auburn 2:46.03 in 2009 Auburn 2:46.03 in 2009 RELAY Brett Walsh Cesar Cielo Jakob Andkjaer Jakob Andkjaer Alex Gray Scott Goodrich Gideon Louw Gideon Louw Connor Oslin Steve Scheren Kohlton Norys Kohlton Norys Kristian Gkolomeev Alexei Puninski Matt Targett Matt Targett 800 FREESTYLE 6:22.81 in 2015 Florida 6:19.18 in 2008 Florida 6:12.85 in 2015 Texas 6:10.16 in 2009 RELAY Kristian Gkolomeev Nolan Morrell Pawel Werner Dave Walters Alex Gray Jonas Perrson Nicholas Alexiou Ricky Berens Christopher Reid Andrew Thirlwell Mitch D Arrigo Scott Jostes Crews Wellford Michael Wolfe Dan Wallace Michael Klueh 1-meter DIVING Aaron Fleshner Andy Bradley (South Carolina) Chris Colwill (Georgia) Kristian Ipsen (Stanford) (6 Dives) in in in in meter DIVING Aaron Fleshner Aaron Fleshner (Alabama) Liam Stone (Tennessee) James Connor (Indiana) (6 Dives) in in in in 2015 PLATFORM DIVING Aaron Fleshner Dan Mazzaferro (Auburn) Dan Mazzaferro (Auburn) Nick McCrory (Duke) (6 Dives) in in in in 2011 RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 47

50 2015 OUTLOOK outlook ALABAMA WOMEN S SWIMMING & DIVING ROSTER Name Event(s) Height Year Hometown (High School) Caroline Beene Freestyle 5-8 Fr. Baton Rouge, La. (St. Joseph s Academy) Leah Bird Butterfly 5-6 Jr. Newcastle, Australia (Whitebridge) Bridget Blood Breaststroke 5-11 Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio (Ursuline Academy) Katie Coughlin Butterfly/Backstroke 6-0 Fr. Wisconsin Dells, Wi. (Baraboo) Morgan Fleming Freestyle 5-11 Fr. Lawrenceville, Ga. (Parkview) Kara Fredlock Diving 5-0 So. Lexington, Ky. (Bryan Station) Brittany Gilbert Butterfly/Backstroke 5-4 Sr. Munster, Ind. (Munster) Sarah Helm Breaststroke/Backstroke 5-9 Fr. Springfield, Ill. (Glenwood) Victoria Hove Breaststroke 5-5 Sr. Lynn Haven, Fla. (Crawford Mosley) Katie Kelsoe Backstroke/IM 5-8 Fr. Memphis, Tenn. (Homelife Academy) Stephanie Klotz Breaststroke 5-6 Sr. Cameron Park, Calif. (Vista Del Lago) Caroline Korst Backstroke/Butterfly 5-8 Jr. Frisco, Texas (Hebron) Christina Lu Diving 5-1 Fr. Ann Arbor, Mi. (Pioneer) Justine Macfarlane Breaststroke 5-9 Fr. Johannesburg, South Africa (Trinityhouse) Paige Matherson Freestyle 5-5 So. Danville, Calif. (San Ramon Valley) Margy McCarthy Diving 5-3 Fr. Hinsdale, Ill. (Hinsdale Central) Lindsay Morrow Freestyle 5-8 So. Katy, Texas (Cinco Ranch) Emma Murray Breaststroke/Butterfly 5-6 Fr. Roswell, Ga. (Pope) Hannah Musser Butterfly/Freestyle/IM 5-5 So. Overland Park, Kan. (Vlue Valley Northwest) Erika Nist Freestyle/Backstroke 5-9 Jr. Maple Valley, Wash. (Tahoma Senior) Mia Nonnenberg IM/Butterfly 5-8 So. Scranton, Penn. (Scranton Preparatory) Justine Panian Freestyle/Butterfly 5-8 Sr. San Marcos, Calif. (Mission Hills) Morgan Presley Breaststroke 5-5 Sr. Peachtree City, Ga. (Starrs Mill) Nicole Raicik Butterfly 5-7 Fr. Suwannee, Ga. (Lambert) Emma Saunders Freestyle/Backstroke 5-7 Sr. Bolton, England (Bolton School) Bailey Scott Freestyle/Backstroke 5-8 Jr. Belden, Miss. (Tupelo) Lauren Searcy Butterfly/Backstroke/IM 5-8 Sr. Woodstock, Ga. (Etowah) Karolina Szczepaniak Freestyle/IM 5-8 Jr. Warsaw, Poland (Janusza Kusociñskiego) Temarie Tomley Freestyle/Backstroke 6-0 So. Cincinnati, Ohio (Ursuline Academy) Dakota Toner Diving 5-4 Jr. Palm City, Fla. (The Pine School) Ayanna Woods Diving 5-4 Fr. Evans, Ga. (Greenbrier) Marian Yurchishin Breaststroke/IM 5-8 Fr. San Antonio, Texas (Health Careers) Taylor Zablocki Diving 5-1 Jr. Detroit, Mich. (L Anse Creuse - North) Emily Zapinski Freestyle 5-7 Jr. Southlake, Texas (Southlake Carroll) 48 COACHES Head Coach Dennis Pursley 4th Season Alabama, 1972 Associate Head Coach Jonty Skinner 4th Season Alabama, 1978 Diving Coach Pat Greenwell 28th Season Pittsburgh, 1980 Assistant Coach James Barber 9th Season Auburn at Montgomery, 1996 Assistant Coach Lisa Ebeling 4th Season Arizona, 2007 Assistant Coach Will Leonhart 2nd Season Utah, 2011 CRIMSON TIDE BY CLASS SENIORS (7) JUNIORS (9) Brittany Gilbert Leah Bird Victoria Hove Bridget Blood Stephanie Klotz Caroline Korst Justine Panian Erika Nist Morgan Presley Bailey Scott Emma Saunders Karolina Szczepaniak Lauren Searcy Dakota Toner Taylor Zablocki Emily Zapinski SOPHOMORES (6) Kara Fredlock Paige Matherson Lindsay Morrow Hannah Mussur Mia Nonnenberg Temarie Tomley ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING FRESHMAN (12) Caroline Beene Katie Coughlin Morgan Fleming Sarah Helm Katie Kelsoe Christina Lu Justine Macfarlane Margy McCarthy Emma Murray Nicole Raicik Ayanna Woods Marian Yurchishin CRIMSON TIDE BY STATE/COUNTRY AUSTRALIA Leah Bird CALIFORNIA Stephanie Klotz Paige Matherson Justine Panian ENGLAND Emma Saunders FLORIDA Victoria Hove Dakota Toner GEORGIA Morgan Fleming Emma Murray Morgan Presley Nicole Raicik Lauren Searcy Ayanna Woods ILLINOIS Sarah Helm Margy McCarthy INDIANA Brittany Gilbert KANSAS Hannah Musser KENTUCKY Kara Fredlock LOUISIANA Caroline Beene MICHIGAN Christina Lu Taylor Zablocki MISSISSIPPI Bailey Scott OHIO Bridget Blood Temarie Tomley PENNSYLVANIA Mia Nonnenberg POLAND Karolina Szczepaniak SOUTH AFRICA Justine Macfarlane SOUTH CAROLINA Brooke Elias TENNESSEE Katie Kelsoe TEXAS Caroline Korst Lindsay Morrow Marian Yurscishin Emily Zapinski WASHINGTON Erika Nist WISCONSIN Katie Coughlin

51 CAROLINE BEENE Freestyle 5-8 Fr. HS Baton Rouge, La. (St. Joseph s Academy) Swam for Rebecca Barber at St. Joseph s Academy swam for Jayme Cramer at Crawfish Aquatics captain of the Louisiana Zone Team qualified for the USA Winter Junior Nationals holds 12 Louisiana state records 2014 Louisiana Swimmer of the Year 2013 Baton Rouge Advocate Swimmer of the Year four-year Louisiana high school state champion, 2011, 2012, 2013 and Full name: Caroline Louise Beene... daughter of Kathy and Stephen Beene... sisters, Erin and Hannah accounting major... born June 9, freestyle freestyle backstroke butterfly LEAH BIRD Butterfly 5-6 Jr. 1L Newcastle, Australia (Whitebridge) SOPHOMORE: Posted career-best times in the 500 freestyle (4:58.38) and 100 butterfly (54.86) at the SEC Championships finaled as part of the Tide s school-record setting 800 freestyle relay at the SEC Championship, taking eighth place also competed in the 100 butterfly, 200 butterfly and the 500 freestyle at the SEC Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll FRESHMAN: Competed in the 100 and 200 butterfly and the 500 freestyle at the SEC Championships second all-time at Alabama in the 200 butterfly after posting a time of 1:57.66 at the Auburn Invitational picked up three victories in the 200 butterfly and one win in the 500 freestyle during the regular season named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. butterfly at the 2011 Australian Open took home silver medals in the 100m butterfly, 200m butterfly, and 800m freestyle relay at the 2011 Australian Age Group Nationals member of the 2011 NSW US Touring Team raced in the semi-finals of the 100m butterfly and placed eighth in the 200m butterfly finals at the 2012 Australian Olympic Trials won bronze at the 2012 Australian Age Group Nationals in the 200m butterfly placed seventh in the finals of the 200m butterfly at the 2013 Australian Open NSW champion in the 200m freestyle relay in 2006, 2007, and 2008 NSW champion in the m fly, 200m freestyle, 100m backstroke set record in the m butterfly, becoming an NSW champion. Full name: Leah Catherine Bird... daughter of Elizabeth and Stephen Bird sisters, Nicola and Jacqueline human performance graduate studies born October 26, butterfly butterfly 1: freestyle 1: freestyle 4:58.38 BRIDGET BLOOD Breaststroke 5-11 Jr. 2L Cincinnati, Ohio (Ursuline Academy) 2015 SUMMER: Finaled in the 100-meter breaststroke at the USA National Championships, taking fifth place and posting a school long course record. Profiles 2015 SOPHOMORE: Competed in the 100 and 200 breaststroke and the 200 individual medley at the NCAA Championships posted a career-best in the 100 breaststroke at the SEC Championships finaled at the SEC Championships in the 100 breaststroke, taking eighth scored at the SEC Championships in the 200 breaststroke, taking ninth also competed in the 200 individual medley at the SEC Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll SUMMER: Posted top-25 times in the 50-meter, 100m and 200m breaststrokes at the USA Summer National Championships FRESHMAN: Posted top 30 finishes in both the 100 and 200 breaststroke at the NCAA Championships finished sixth in the 200 breaststroke at the SEC Championships while posting a career-best time of 2:08.13 to rank second all-time at Alabama broke the school record in the 100 breaststroke at the SEC Championships with a time of 59.97, becoming the first UA woman under a minute finished eighth in the 100 breaststroke at the SEC Championships scored in the 200 individual medley at the SEC Championships after swimming a career-best time of 1:59.60 named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll CSCAA Scholar All-American named to the SEC All-Freshman Team earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 GPA or better) for both the fall and spring semesters. Swam for Brad Isham at Ursuline Academy and under Chris Wolford for the Cincinnati Marlins eight-time High School All-American seven-time individual state champion named All City Swimmer of the Year member of the team champions at the 2013 Division I state meet named Girls Greater Cincinnati League Swimmer of the Year LaRosa s MVP of the Week and MVP of the Year finalist qualified for Olympic Trials Junior and Senior National qualifier placed fourth at the 2013 PROFILES Swam for Tim Raven and Shane Arnold at Hunter Swim Club won gold at the 2010 Australian Age Nationals in 200m butterfly and bronze in the 100m butterfly semi-finalist in the 100m butterfly and placed fifth in the 200m Bridget Blood competed in the 100 and 200 breaststroke and the 200 individual medley at the 2015 NCAA Championships. ROLLTIDE.COM 49

52 PROFILES Profiles NCSA Junior Nationals broke the Marlin open record in the 200m breaststroke and 400 medley relay. Full name: Bridget Mary Blood daughter of Mary and Tim Blood brother, Nick sisters, Sarah, Annie, Patty, and Caroline mechanical engineering major born February 9, breaststroke breaststroke 2: individual medley 1:59.60 KATIE COUGHLIN Butterfly/Backstroke 6-0 Fr. HS Wisconsin Dells, Wisc. (Baraboo) Swam for Lynn Keeling at Baraboo High School swam for Shane Ryan at Madison Aquatic Club won the 100 backstroke and finished third in 100 butterfly at the 2014 state championships, earning All-State honors in both events 2013 state runner-up for the 100 backstroke and took third in the 100 butterfly, earning All-State in both events team captain named MVP as a junior and senior qualified for the USA Winter Junior National championship swam at the spring 2014 NCSA Championships earned a 4.0 GPA named to the High Honor Roll every semester in high school National Honor Society member of Future Business Leaders of America, 2013 and 2014 member of the Link Crew, 2014 and Full name: Kathleen Margaret Coughlin... daughter of Michelle and Kevin Coughlin... brother, Kevin economics major... born February 2, butterfly backstroke freestyle at the 2015 GA 6A State Championships set her high school record for the 50 freestyle, 100 freestyle and as part of the 200 medley relay and 200 freestyle relay National Honor Society. Full name: Morgan Grace Fleming... daughter of Dawn and James Fleming... sister, Hannah general health studies major... born February 8, freestyle freestyle KARA FREDLOCK Diving 5-0 So. 1L Lexington, Ky. (Bryan Station) FRESHMAN Scored off the platform at the SEC Championships, taking 16th place also competed at the SEC Championships off the 1-meter and 3-meter springboards competed off the 3-meter and platform at the NCAA Zone B Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the fall semester earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the spring semester carries a cumulative GPA into her sophomore year : Joined the Crimson Tide for the season after spending the academic year as a student at Alabama earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA). Dove for Jamie Palumbo at Bryan Station High School dove for Ted Hautau and Tom Gimm for Kentucky Diving Club had top-ten finishes at the 2010, 2011, and 2012 Kentucky State Championships earned All-American consideration in 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013 as well as being named Most Valuable Diver in each of those years named second team All-State in 2013 Academic All-American and high school valedictorian. Full name: Kara Wilson Fredlock daughter of Jana Harrison and Mike Fredlock brother, Michael food & nutrition major born December 11, BRITTANY GILBERT Butterfly/Backstroke 5-4 Sr. 2L Munster, Ind. (Munster) 2016 SENIOR: Named team captain for the season JUNIOR: Competed as part of the Tide s 200 medley relay at the NCAA Championships posted career-best times in the 100 backstroke (53.96) and 100 butterfly (53.75) at the Bulldog Invite scored in the 200 butterfly at the SEC Championships, taking 24th with a careerbest 1:59.54 also competed in the 200 backstroke as well as the 100 butterfly at the SEC Championships ranked second in the 200 backstroke and fourth in the 100 backstroke and sixth in the 100 butterfly and eighth in the 200 butterfly all-time at Alabama named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American. MORGAN FLEMING Freestyle 5-11 Fr. HS Lawrenceville, Ga. (Parkview) Swam for Jack Gayle and Eric Brown at Parkview High School swam for Chris Davis Sr. and Chris Davis Jr. at Swim Atlanta... placed second in the 100 freestyle and third in the 50 freestyle A captain in 2016, Brittany Gilbert swam on the Crimson Tide s 200 medley relay at the 2015 NCAA Championships. 50 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

53 SOPHOMORE: Scored in the 200 backstroke at the SEC Championships, taking 16th place broke the 18-year old school record in the 200 backstroke with a 1:56.03 first UA woman under 1:57 in the 200 backstroke posted career-best marks in the 200 freestyle and 200 butterfly at the SEC Championships with times of 1:49.44 and 2:01.14, respectively ranks eighth all-time at Alabama in the 200 freestyle named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 GPA or better) for the spring semester FRESHMAN: Won the 100 freestyle against Delta State... posted career-best times at the SEC Championships of and 1:49.69 in the 100 freestyle and 200 freestyle, respectively also competed in the 500 freestyle at the SEC Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester CSCAA Honorable Mention Scholar All- American. Swam for Matt Lee at Munster Swim Club... high school All-American in the 100 backstroke, 100 butterfly and 100 freestyle... earned All-State honors in the 100 butterfly and 100 backstroke... Munster MVP all four years... swam the 100 butterfly, backstroke and freestyle at the 2009 USA Senior National Championships... competed in the 100 butterfly, backstroke and freestyle at the 2010 USA Junior National Championships... competed in the 100 butterfly as well as the 100 and 200 backstroke at the 2011 USA Junior National Championships. Full name: Brittany Lynn Gilbert... daughter of Lori and Mike Gilbert... sisters, Aubry and Caitlyn... communication studies major... born October 26, backstroke backstroke 1: butterfly butterfly 1:59.54 SARAH HELM Breaststroke/Freestyle 5-9 Fr. HS Springfield, Ill. (Glenwood) Swam for Christy Helm at Glenwood High School swam for Rob Busby at Springfield YMCA 2014 high school swim team co-captain... qualified for the NCSA Junior National Team for both the spring and summer of 2014 qualified for the YMCA national team for both the spring and summer of 2015 finished second in the 50-meter breaststroke and 14th in the 100m breaststroke at the 2015 YMCA Long Course Nationals graduated fourth in her class National Honor Society Academic All-Conference as a sophomore, junior and senior. Full name: Sarah Kathleen Helm... daughter of Christy and Steve Helm... siblings, Daniel, David, Jaylee, Jonathan and Mark human performance exercise science major... born October 23, backstroke breaststroke 1: freestyle VICTORIA HOVE IM/Butterfly 5-5 Sr. SQ Panama City Beach, Fla. (Crawford Mosley) JUNIOR: Swam in the freestyle, butterfly and individual medley events during the regular season named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester carries a cumulative GPA into her senior year SOPHOMORE: Competed in the 200 butterfly and the individual medley events during the regular season named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll FRESHMAN: Competed in the 200 butterfly, the 200 individual medley and the 400 individual medley at the SEC Championships posted careerbest times at the SEC Championships of 2:04.93 and 2:04.63 in the 200 individual medley and 200 butterfly, respectively... posted Alabama s fastest times of the season in the 200 and 400 individual medley named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. Coached by Sue Cottrill at A.C. Mosley High School and Jonathan Kaplan at Panama City Swim Team... USA Swimming Scholastic All- American Southeastern 400 individual medley Champion Southeastern Zone Team... set Bay County records in the 200 IM, 100 freestyle and 100 breaststroke... FCS President... Mu Alpha Theta... Beta Club... National Honor Society... Salutatorian... Mosley Hall of Fame... four-year academic honor roll. Profiles Full name: Victoria Jeanette Hove... daughter of Deborah and Dominic Hove... human performance exercise science major... born November 23, butterfly 2: individual medley 2: individual medley 4: breaststroke 1:06.12 KATIE KELSOE Backstroke/IM 5-8 Fr. HS Memphis, Tenn. (Homelife Academy) Swam for Amanda Galbraith at Homelife Academy swam for Dan Schultz at Memphis Thunder Aquatic Club... two-time state champion in the 100 backstroke 2013 and 2014 USA Winter Junior National qualifier 2014 and 2015 USA Summer Junior Nationals and 2015 USA Summer Nationals qualifier USA Olympic Trials qualifier in the 100 and 200 backstroke... three-time Scholastic All- American three-time Pepsi Best of the Preps Winner in Memphis Eta Sigma Alpha Honor Society. Full name: Anna Katherine Kelsoe... daughter of Fay and Jim Kelsoe... brothers, Cooper and Jacob her brother Jacob is a junior on the Alabama men s swimming and diving team nursing major... born November 1, backstroke backstroke 2: individual medley 2:03.61 STEPHANIE KLOTZ Breaststroke 5-6 Sr. 2L Cameron Park, Calif. (Vista Del Lago) 2015 JUNIOR: Scored at the SEC Championships in the 100 and 200 breaststroke, taking 21st and 20th, respectively scored in the 200 breaststroke at the SEC Championships, taking 20th place also competed in the 200 individual medley at the SEC Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the fall and ROLLTIDE.COM 51 PROFILES

54 PROFILES Profiles spring semesters carries a 4.0 cumulative GPA into her senior year SOPHOMORE: Scored at the SEC Championships in the 100 and 200 breaststroke races, taking 23rd and 17th respectively posted a career-best 2:03.09 in the 200 individual medley at the SEC Championships set career-best times in the 100 and 200 breaststroke events at the Bulldog Invitational with times of 1:02.02, which ranks sixth all-time at Alabama, and 2:12.00 which ranks eighth all-time at Alabama named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for both the fall and spring semesters FRESHMAN: Competed in the 100 and 200 breaststroke and the 200 individual medley at the SEC Championships posted a career-best time in the 200 individual medley at the SEC Championships with a 2:05.73 also posted career-best times in the 100 and 200 breaststroke at the SEC Championships with times of 1:03.57 and 2:15.12, respectively her time in the 200 breaststroke at the SEC Championships ranks her ninth all-time at Alabama earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the spring semester earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll CSCAA Honorable Mention Scholar All-American. Swam for Jeff Pearson and Brad Robbins with the Sierra Marlins Swim Team and Joel Garceau at Vista Del Lago High School... high school state 100 breaststroke champion breaststroke All-American... three-year USA Swimming Scholastic All-American... member of the Sierra Valley Conference record-setting 200 freestyle relay... set Sierra Valley Conference record in the 100 breaststroke... eight-time Sierra Valley Conference champion - four each in the 100 breaststroke and 200 individual medley... USA Senior National Championship qualifier... USA Junior National Championship qualifier... set Western Zone Senior Meet record in the 200 breaststroke. Full name: Stephanie Lynne Klotz... daughter of Linda and Dean Klotz... brother, Matthew communicative disorders major... born May 16, breaststroke 1: breaststroke 2: individual medley 2:03.09 CAROLINE KORST Backstroke/Butterfly 5-8 Jr. 2L Frisco, Texas (Hebron) 2015 SOPHOMORE: Posted career-best times in the 100 backstroke (53.41) and 100 butterfly (54.94) at the SEC Championships scored in the 100 backstroke at the SEC Championships, taking 11th competed in the 200 backstroke and the 100 butterfly at the SEC Championships also took eighth as part of the 200 medley relay, and 10th as part of the 400 medley relay at the SEC Championships ranked second all-time at Alabama in the 100 backstroke named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) honors for the spring semester FRESHMAN: Scored in the 100 backstroke at the SEC Championships, taking 15th place set the school record in the 100 backstroke during prelims of the SEC Championships with a 53.70, bettering the previous mark set by Stacy Potter in 1994 became the first UA swimmer under 54 seconds in the 100 backstroke with her school-record breaking mark ranks third all-time at Alabama in the 200 backstroke after posting a career-best 1:57.85 at the SEC Championships ranks tenth all-time in the 100 butterfly at Alabama after swimming a at the SEC Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. Swam for Jay Chagnon at Hebron High School and under Dan McDonough for Frisco Aquatics named both Rookie of the Year and Most Improved Swimmer of the Year in 2010 All- State 100m butterfly team member in 2012 and 2013 All-State in the 100m backstroke in 2011, 2012, and All-American in the 100m backstroke team captain in 2011, 2012, and state champion in the 100m backstroke member of National Honor Society and National Spanish Honor Society Senior Class Treasurer four-time Junior National qualifier Nationals qualifier in the winter of season team captain winner of the Coach Choice Award in 2011 and Full name: Caroline Joyce Korst daughter of Clare and Chris Korst brother, Andrew sister, Genevieve marketing major born April 7, backstroke backstroke 1: butterfly CHRISTINA LU Diving 5-1 Fr. HS Ann Arbor, Mich. (Pioneer) Dove for Victoria Kimball at Pioneer High School dove for Buck Smith and Ian Cherteinyat at Legacy Diving Academy... finished fifth, second and second at the 2011, 2012 and 2013 high school state championships, respectively 2013 state meet champion off the 1-meter and 3-meter springboard won the 3-meter at the 2010 USA Diving Regionals fifth off the 3-meter at the 2011 USA Summer Age Group Nationals ninth and sixth of the 1-meter and 3-meter at the 2013 USA Summer Age Group Nationals, respectively 2010 USA Diving Regional Platform Champion 10th off platform at the 2010 USA Speedo Diving Nationals 2013 USA Junior Olympic Spring Regional Champion 2013 USA Platform Junior Olympic Regional and Zone Champion 2014 Age Group Platform National Champion 2014 Platform Regional Champion founder and head of H.O.P.E Club, a private club that sponsors children in need in Tibet, China. Full name: Christina Dan Lu... daughter of Jelena Y. Ma and John D. Lu... brother, Colbert international studies major... born April 10, JUSTINE MACFARLANE Breaststroke 5-9 Fr. HS Johannesburg, South Africa (Trinityhouse) Graduated from Trinityhouse High School swam for Peter Williams at Waterborn club Youth Olympic Games qualifier and finalist in the 200 breaststroke competed at the 2013 FINA Junior World Championships, taking fifth in the 200 breaststroke 2011 Youth Commonwealth Games Team qualifier Full Academic Colors all five years of high school. Full name: Justine Ann Macfarlane... daughter of Heather and Grant Macfarlane... sister Courtney pre-major studies... born January 30, meter breaststroke 1: meter breaststroke 2: ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

55 PAIGE MATHERSON Freestyle 5-5 So. SQ Danville, Calif. (San Ramon Valley) 2015 FRESHMAN: Competed at the SEC Championships in the 200, 500 and 1,650 freestyle named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall and spring semesters carries a cumulative GPA into her sophomore year. Swam for Heather Johnston at San Ramon Valley High School and under Paul Stafford and Rick Waterhouse on the Terrapins Swim Team recognized by Pacific Swimming as the Third Most Outstanding Swimmer in 2012 helped lead her high school team to back-to-back North Coast Sectional Championships in 2011 and 2012 and a second place finish in LINDSAY MORROW Freestyle 5-7 So. TR Katy, Texas (Cinco Ranch) COLLEGIATE HIGHLIGHTS: FRESHMAN 2014: Swam for West Virginia as a freshman during the season took 12th in the 50 freestyle and 14th in the 100 freestyle at the Big XII Championships. Swam for Christie Patterson at Cinco Ranch High School... also swam for Katy Aquatics Club... four-time All-American.. USA Junior National Championships qualifier. Full name: Lindsay Hannah Morrow... daughter of Donna and William Morrow... sisters, Jessica, Catie and Rachel marketing major... born November 4, HANNAH MUSSER Profiles Butterfly/Freestyle/IM 5-5 So. TR Overland Park, Kan. (Blue Valley Northwest) COLLEGIATE HIGHLIGHTS: Swam for Western Kentucky as a freshman Conference USA champion as part of Western Kentucky s 200 freestyle relay Conference USA finalist in the 100 and 200 butterfly as well as the 200 individual medley. Swam for Kyle Farrington at Blue Valley Northwest High School swam for CJ Roberts at Kansas City Blazers national qualifier set the state record in the 100 butterfly. Full name: Hannah Elizabeth Musser... daughter of Cathy and Philip Musser siblings, Caleb, Jesse, Luke, PJ, Rachel and Seth... marketing major... born May 8, Full name: Paige Catherine Matherson daughter of Jill and Steve Matherson brother, Nate sister, Jaime clothing and textile design major born May 15, freestyle 1: freestyle 4: ,000 freestyle 10: ,650 freestyle 16:47.11 MARGY MCCARTHY Diving 5-3 Fr. HS Hinsdale, Ill. (Hinsdale Central) Dove for Hinsdale Central High School dove for Tony Santucci, Adam Hanhart and Jessica Roby at Glenbrook Aquatics finalist threeconsecutive years at the Illinois state meet, taking fourth as a sophomore, fifth as a junior and third as a senior won the AAU Nationals in 2013 and 2014 All-American. 50 freestyle freestyle EMMA MURRAY Breaststroke/Butterfly 5-6 Fr. HS Roswell, Ga. (Pope) Swam for Zachary Schreer, Chad Hoover and Chris Haon at Pope High School swam for Ian Goss and Michael Soderlund at Stingrays Swimming 2013, 2014 and 2015 Academic All-American two-time 100 breaststroke All-American five-year Georgia All-Star 2014 and 2015 Georgia 100 breaststroke state champion earned Stingrays Award of Excellence four-time MVP Pope High School Record Holder in the 200 individual medley, 100 breaststroke and 100 butterfly and as part of the 200 medley and freestyle relays Pope Swim Hall of Fame 2015 Marietta Daily Journal Swimmer of the Year 2015 Cobb Coaches Association Swimmer of the Year. 100 butterfly butterfly 1: freestyle freestyle 1: individual medley 2:01.65 ERIKA NIST Backstroke/Freestyle/IM 5-9 Jr. TR Maple Valley, Wa. (Tahoma Senior) COLLEGIATE HIGHLIGHTS: Swam for the University of Utah as a freshman and sophomore competed at the Pac 12 Championships in the 50 and 100 freestyle and the 100 and 200 backstroke. Graduated from Tahoma Senior High School swam for Tommy Hannan and Ken Spencer at King Aquatic Club USA Nationals qualifier member of the Washington State Team USA Junior National qualifier in the 100 and 200 backstroke AP Scholar Honor Roll student. PROFILES Full name: Margaret Elizabeth McCarthy... daughter of Cheryl and Jim McCarthy... she and sisters Mary Kate and Meghan are triplets accounting major... born January 23, Full name: Emma Elizabeth Murray... daughter of Amy and Gordon Murray... sister, Maggie marketing major... born June 20, breaststroke 1: breaststroke 2: butterfly Full name: Erika Elisabeth Nist... daughter of Sylvia and Rob Nist brother, Daniel... political science major... born August 19, freestyle freestyle backstroke backstroke 2:03.99 ROLLTIDE.COM 53

56 Profiles PROFILES Mia Nonnenberg set the school record in the 200 and 400 individual medley relays and swam both events at NCAAs in MIA NONNENBERG IM/Butterfly/Backstroke 5-8 So. 1L Scranton, Penn. (Scranton Preparatory) 2015 SUMMER: Finaled in the 400-meter individual medley at the USA National Championships, taking fifth place and setting the school long course record also set the school long course record in the 200 individual medley FRESHMAN: Competed in the 200 and 400 individual medley at the NCAA Championships... set the school record in the 200 individual medley (1:58.12) at the SEC Championships set the school record in the 400 individual medley (4:09.03) at the Bulldog Invitational finaled as part of the Tide s school-record setting 800 freestyle relay at the SEC Championship, taking eight place scored at the SEC Championships in the 200 individual medley, taking 14th, and in the 400 individual medley, taking 12th also competed in the 200 butterfly at the SEC Championships ranked fifth in the 500 freestyle and sixth in the 200 butterfly all time at Alabama named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the fall semester. Swam for Joe Their, Dominic Russo, and Jen Biscotto at Scranton Preparatory School and Blue Dolphin Aquatics 2013 PIAA State Champion in the 500 freestyle finished 14th in the 400 individual medley at the Junior Nationals finished second in the 200 individual medley at the 2013 PIAA State Championships earned All-American honors in the 500 freestyle and 200 individual medley in 2013 earned All-State honors in the 500 freestyle, 200 individual medley, 200 medley relay, and the 400 freestyle relay. Full name: Mia Nonnenberg daughter of Linda and Martin Nonnenberg brother, Matt pre-psychology major born June 26, individual medley 1:58.12 SR 400 individual medley 4:09.03 SR 200 butterfly 1: backstroke 1: freestyle 4:48.18 JUSTINE PANIAN Butterfly/Freestyle 5-8 Sr. 3L San Marcos, Calif. (Mission Hills) 2015 JUNIOR: Competed as part of the Tide s 200 freestyle and 200 medley relays at the NCAA Championships finaled at the SEC Championships as part of the Tide s 200 and 400 freestyle relays, taking fifth and eighth, respectively led off Alabama s school-record setting 400 freestyle relay and anchored its school-record setting 200 freestyle relay at the SEC Championships also competed in the 50 freestyle, 100 freestyle and 100 butterfly at the SEC Championships posted career-best times in the 50 freestyle (22.88), 100 freestyle (50.12) and 100 butterfly (54.30) at the SEC Championships ranked fifth in the 50 freestyle, seventh in the 100 freestyle and ninth in the 100 butterfly all time at Alabama named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll First Team CSCAA Scholar All- American earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the spring semester earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester. 54 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

57 SOPHOMORE: Swam on both the 200 medley and 200 freestyle relay teams at the NCAA Championships part of the 200 freestyle relay that set a school record with a time of 1:29.76 in the prelims of the NCAA Championships part of the school-record setting 200 medley relay at the SEC Championships which posted a 1:37.24 competed in the 50 and 100 freestyle races and the 100 butterfly at the SEC Championships swam a career-best time of in the 50 freestyle at the Bulldog Invitational which ranks her fourth all-time at Alabama posted a career-best in the 100 freestyle at the Bulldog Invitational to rank tenth all-time at Alabama named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll FRESHMAN: Won the 50 freestyle twice during the regular season... posted Alabama s top time of the season in the 50 freestyle, with a at the SEC Championships, which ranks her sixth all-time for the Tide competed in the 100 butterfly and 50 and 100 freestyle at the SEC Championship posted a career-best in the 100 freestyle at the SEC Championships posted Alabama s top time of the season in the 100 butterfly earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the spring semester named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll CSCAA Honorable Mention Scholar All- American. Swam for Scott Lawson at Inland Coastal Aquatics Club... three-time All-American... three-year USA Swimming Scholastic All- American San Diego All-Section Swimmer of the Year... three-time San Diego Division 1 CIF champion in the 100 butterfly and 50 freestyle... USA Senior National Championship qualifier in the 100 butterfly... set seven Inland Coastal Aquatics Club records year Girl Scout... Girl Scout Gold Award Recipient... National Honors Society... California Scholarship Federation. Full name: Justine Ann Panian... daughter of Kassie and James Panian... sister, Jaymee... brothers, Kirk and Clint... chemical engineering major... born March 20, freestyle freestyle butterfly MORGAN PRESLEY Breaststroke 5-5 Sr. 2L Peachtree City, Ga. (Starrs Mill) JUNIOR: Scored at the SEC Championship in the 100 breaststroke (24th) also competed in the 200 breaststroke at the SEC Championship named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester carries a cumulative GPA into her senior year SOPHOMORE: Scored in the 100 breaststroke at the SEC Championships, taking 19th place, while posting a career-best time of 1:01.34 in the prelims to rank seventh all-time at Alabama also scored in the 200 breaststroke at the SEC Championships, taking 18th place, with a time of 2:13.27, ranking her eighth all-time at Alabama named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All- American earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 GPA or better) for the spring semester FRESHMAN: Swam a career-best time of 1:02.70 in the 100 breaststroke at the Bulldog Invitational which ranks her eighth all-time at Alabama... swam a career-best time of 2:14.47 in the 200 breaststroke at the Bulldog Invitational, which ranks her seventh all-time at Alabama... competed in the 100 and 200 breaststroke at the SEC Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for both the fall and spring semesters CSCAA Honorable Mention Scholar All-American. Coached by Rebecca Rickeard at Starrs Mill High School and by former Crimson Tide All- American Jamey Myers at Southern Crescent Aquatic Team... four-time high school All- American... four-time state champion... three-time Georgia All-Star... set Second Team All-State Starrs Mill record in the 100 breaststroke and as part of the 200 medley and freestyle relays USA Senior National Championships qualifier... three-year USA Junior National Championships qualifier. Full Name: Morgan Victoria Presley... daughter of Deb and Buddy Presley... human performance exercise science major... sister, Lauren brothers, Eric and Luke... born April 29, breaststroke 1: breaststroke 2:13.27 NICOLE RAICIK Butterfly 5-7 Fr. HS Suwannee, Ga. (Lambert) Profiles Swam for Kerry Langley at Lambert High School swam for Jeff Hike at Swim Atlanta won three state championships as part of Lambert High School finished second in the 200 butterfly at the 2014 Georgia Long Course State meet. Full name: Nicole Ann Raicik... daughter of Judy and John Raicik... pre-occupational therapy major... born January 16, butterfly butterfly 2:02.83 EMMA SAUNDERS Backstroke/Freestyle 5-7 Sr. 3L Bolton, England (Bolton School) JUNIOR: Competed at the NCAA Championships in the 200 freestyle, 100 backstroke, 200 backstroke, 400 medley relay and 200 freestyle relay finaled in the 200 freestyle, 400 freestyle relay and 800 freestyle relay at the SEC Championships, taking eighth in all three events scored in the 100 and 200 backstroke at the SEC Championships, taking ninth in both events also scored in the 400 medley relay, taking tenth place at the SEC Championships bettered her own school record in the 200 free at the SEC Championships with a 1:45.90 broke the school record in the 100 backstroke with a at the SEC Championships bettered her own school record in the 200 backstroke at the Bulldog Invite with a 1:54.05 part of the Tide s school-record setting 800 freestyle relay at the SEC Championship became the first UA woman under 1:55 in the 200 backstroke when she posted a 1:54.27 at the H2Okie Invite in November earned 10 individual wins during the regular season swam on eight winning relays during the regular season... posted a career-best in the 100 freestyle at the Bulldog Invitational, which is the fastest time in school history, but is not eligible for record consideration because it came in a single swimmer time trial named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall and ROLLTIDE.COM 55 PROFILES

58 Profiles PROFILES Emma Saunders set school records in the 200 freestyle and the 100 and 200 backstroke during her junior season. spring semesters carries a cumulative GPA into her senior year SOPHOMORE: Swam the freestyle leg for the 400 medley relay team which broke a school record in the prelims of the NCAA Championships with a 3:34.08 scored in the 200 freestyle at the SEC Championships taking 14th place broke the school record in the 200 backstroke in a time of 1:55.64 at the SEC Championships, becoming the first UA woman under 1:56 also competed in the 100 backstroke at the SEC Championships picked up seven individual victories during the regular season named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for both the fall and spring semesters FRESHMAN: Broke the school record in the 200 freestyle in the leadoff leg of the 800 freestyle relay at the SEC Championships with a time of 1:46.46, shattering the mark of 1:47.21 set by Anna Poleska in 2001 finished 12th in the 200 freestyle at the SEC Championships finished 19th in the 100 freestyle at the SEC Championships with a career-best 49.31, placing her second on Alabama s all-time list placed 19th in the 100 backstroke at the SEC Championships with a time 54.09, making her second all-time at Alabama won both the 100 and 200 freestyle against Missouri earned Honorable Mention Scholar All-America recognition. A member of the British National Team... coached by Mark Rose at City of Manchester Aquatics... earned a silver medal in the 50m backstroke and a bronze in the 100m backstroke at the 2011 World Junior Championships... won gold in the 50m backstroke, setting the British and European Junior Record, and took fourth in the 100m freestyle at the 2010 European Junior Championships... member of Great Britain s 400m freestyle, 800m freestyle, and 400m medley relays, all of which won silver medals at the 2010 European Junior Championships. Full name: Emma Kathleen Saunders... daughter of Rosemary and John Saunders brother, Alex geography major with a concentration in geographic info technologies. 200 freestyle 1:45.90 SR 100 backstroke SR 200 backstroke 1:54.05 SR 100 freestyle BAILEY SCOTT Freestyle/Backstroke 5-9 Jr. 2L Belden, Miss. (Tupelo) 2015 SUMMER: Bettered her own school record in the 50-meter freestyle after posting a at the USA Summer National Championships SOPHOMORE: Competed in both the 200 medley and the 200 freestyle relays at the NCAA Championships set the school record in the 50 freestyle as the lead off of the 200 freestyle relay at the NCAA Championships with a also posted career-best marks in the 100 freestyle (50.23) and the 100 backstroke (54.47) at the SEC Championships finaled in the 200 and 400 freestyle relays and the 200 medley relay at the SEC Championships, taking eighth place in all three events scored in the 50 freestyle at the SEC Championships, taking 18th place set the school record as part of the Tide s 200 and 400 freestyle relays at the SEC Championships also competed in the 100 freestyle at the SEC Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester. 56 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

59 Profiles butterfly... USA Junior National Championship qualifier in the 100 and 200 backstroke, 100 and 200 butterfly and 200 and 400 individual medley... four-year first team All-County... Etowah MVP... academic honor roll... Lamp of Knowledge award... helped lead Stingray to the 2012 Georgia state championship USA Swimming Zone Select Camp... named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. Full name: Lauren Elizabeth Searcy... daughter of Crystal and Danny Searcy... brother, Nick human performance exercise science major... born July 19, butterfly backstroke individual medley 2:07.86 Bailey Scott set the school 50 freestyle record while leading off the Tide s 200 freestyle relay at the 2015 NCAA Championships SUMMER: Posted a in the 50-meter freestyle at the USA Summer National Championships, setting a new long course meters school record FRESHMAN: Swam a leg for the school-record setting 200 freestyle relay (1:29.76) at the NCAA Championships competed in the 50 and 100 freestyle and 100 backstroke at the SEC Championships posted a career-best in the 100 backstroke at the SEC Championships, ranking her tenth all-time at Alabama swam a career-best in the 50 freestyle at the Bulldog Invitational which ranks seventh alltime at Alabama ranks ninth all-time in the 100 freestyle after swimming a at the Bulldog Invitational named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 GPA or better) for the fall semester. Swam for Lucas Smith at Tupelo High School and under Lucas Smith and Barbara Aguirre at Shockwave Aquatics three-time team state champion three-time 50 yard freestyle state champion two-time 100 yard freestyle state champion two-time 100 yard backstroke state champion set state record for both the 50 yard freestyle, breaking it twice in the same day, and 100 yard backstroke member of the 200 individual medley relay record setting team in 2012 member of the 200 freestyle relay record setting team in 2011 Honors student graduating in the Top 50 of a graduating class of 451 named Tupelo High School s 2011 Athlete of the Year High Point Swimmer of the Year member of Pop Star Hall of Fame National qualifier in the 50 yard freestyle, 50m freestyle, and 100 yard backstroke. Full name: Bailey Kathelene Scott daughter of Melissa and Jeff Scott brother, Payne communicative disorders major born September 8, freestyle SR 100 freestyle backstroke LAUREN SEARCY Butterfly/Backstroke/IM 5-8 Sr. SQ Woodstock, Ga. (Etowah) 2015 JUNIOR: Competed in the backstroke and butterfly events during the regular season posted career-best times in the 100 backstroke (57.70) and 100 butterfly (55.79) at the Bulldog Invite named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the fall and spring semesters carries a cumulative GPA into her senior year SOPHOMORE: Competed in the backstroke and butterfly events during the regular season named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 GPA or better) for both the fall and spring semesters FRESHMAN: Competed in the 200 backstroke and the 100 and 200 butterfly at the SEC Championships posted a career-best time of in the 100 butterfly at the SEC Championships earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the fall semester earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the spring semester... named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll. Swam for Tracy Bulger at Etowah and Ian Goss at Stingrays Swimming... USA Senior National Championship qualifier in the 100 KAROLINA SZCZEPANIAK Freestyle/IM 5-8 Jr. 1L Warsaw, Poland (Janusza Kusociñskiego) 2015 SOPHOMORE: Finaled as part of the Tide s school-record setting 800 freestyle relay at the SEC Championship, taking eight place scored in the 400 individual medley at the SEC Championships, taking 14th also competed in the 1,650 freestyle and the 200 individual medley at the SEC Championships posted career-best times in the 500 freestyle (4:51.67), 200 individual medley (2:01.09) and 400 individual medley (4:13.55) named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester FRESHMAN: Redshirted. Swam for Robert Wilk at Katowice Swim Club member of the Polish National Team at the Olympic Games in Beijing 2008 and London 2012 won multiple Polish national championships. Full name: Karolina Paulina Szczepaniak daughter of Malgorzata and Cezary Szczepaniak brother, Hubert art major with a concentration in digital media born August 12, freestyle 4: individual medley 2: individual medley 4:13.55 PROFILES ROLLTIDE.COM 57

60 PROFILES Profiles TEMARIE TOMLEY Freestyle/Backstroke 6-0 So. 1L Cincinnati, Ohio (Ursuline Academy) FRESHMAN: Competed as part of the Tide s 200 freestyle and 200 and 400 medley relays at the NCAA Championships finaled at the SEC Championships as part of the Tide s 200 and 400 freestyle relays, taking fifth and eighth, respectively swam legs on Alabama s schoolrecord setting 200 and 400 freestyle relays at the SEC Championships scored at the SEC Championships in the 100 freestyle, taking 16th, and 100 backstroke, taking 21st also competed in the 50 freestyle at the SEC Championships posted career-best times in the 100 freestyle (49.42) and 100 backstroke (54.42) at the SEC Championships First Team CSCAA Scholar All-American earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the fall semester earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the spring semester carries a cumulative GPA into her sophomore year. Swam under Brad Isham at Ursuline Academy and under Aaron Dorfman for the Mercy Healthplex Seawolves swam at both the Summer and Winter USA Swimming Junior National Championships in 2012, earning five top 20 finishes, including eighth place in the 50 freestyle at the winter event led her high school to an Ohio State Championship in 2013 finished second in the 50 freestyle at the state meet named an All-American and Scholastic All-American member of the three-time champion 200 medley relay that set a state record and ranked fourth in the nation. Full name: Temarie Anna Tomley daughter of Patty and David Tomley brother, Jake sister, Tatiana human performance exercise science major born June 8, freestyle freestyle freestyle 1: backstroke backstroke 1:58.87 DAKOTA TONER Diving 5-4 Jr. 2L Palm City, Fla. (The Pine School) SOPHOMORE: Scored in platform diving at the SEC Championships, taking 12th also competed in the 1-meter and 3-meter diving at the SEC Championships competed off the 1-meter and 3-meter boards at the NCAA Zone B Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All-American earned Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) honors for the spring semester carries a 3.60 cumulative GPA into her junior year FRESHMAN: Competed at the NCAA Zone B Championships scored off the 1-meter board at the SEC Championships, taking 23rd place also competed off the 3-meter board and platform at the SEC Championships... won the 3-meter board against Delta State to open the season named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All- American honored with the Council of Presidents Freshman Academic Achievement Award for the College of Human Environmental Science earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 GPA or better) for the fall semester. Dove for Pat Toner at The Pine School and under Michelle Davison-Sandelin for the Boca Dive Team four-time district champion three-time regional champion state runnerup three times named to both the and NISCA All-American Team named 2010 Treasure Coast Scripps Diver/ Swimmer of the Year member of the Treasure Coast All-Area swimming/diving team in each of her four high school years National qualifier on the Boca Diving Team finished 13th at the 2013 USA Diving spring nationals. Full name: Dakota Shea Toner daughter of Darla and Patrick Toner brother, Shane consumer sciences major with a concentration in consumer affairs born March 31, AYANNA WOODS Diving 5-4 Fr. HS Evans, Ga. (Greenbrier) Dove for Jim Tingen at Greenbrier High School and at Augusta Diving Club placed at state four consecutive years, taking eleventh place in 2012, fifth place in 2013, second in 2014 and 3rd in 2015 named Most Valuable Athlete in and Academic Honor Roll in 2012, 2013, 2014 and English Student of the Year member of the Math Team, 2012, 2013 and 2014 member of Mu Alpha Theta National Honor Society USNSCC Sea Cadets, French Honor Society. Full name: Ayanna Amaal Woods... daughter of Ayesha Shabazz and Jason Woods... brothers, Elijah and Gabriel Woods mechanical engineering major... born September 25, As a freshman, Temarie Tomley swam three relays at the 2015 NCAA Championships. 58 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

61 MARIAN YURCHISHIN Diving 5-8 Fr. HS San Antonio, Texas (Health Careers) Swam for Mike Jones at Health Careers High School swam for Derek Howorth at Alamo Area Aquatics Association 2014 state 100 breaststroke champion competed in the 2014 Summer and Winter Junior National championships USA Summer Junior National qualifier qualified for the 2013, 2014 and 2015 state meets named 2015 All-Area Female Swimmer of the Year for San Antonio four-time All-American 2014 and 2015 Female Regional MVP 2015 captain of high school swim team earned a 4.0 GPA AP Scholar with Honors National Merit Commended Girl Scout. Full name: Marian Leah Yurchishin... daughter of Mia and Ronald Yurchishin... brother, Ron pre-medical major... born May 8, breaststroke 1: breaststroke 2: freestyle individual medley 2:03.52 TAYLOR ZABLOCKI Diving 5-1 Jr. 2L Detroit, Mich. (L Anse Creuse North) SOPHOMORE: Scored at the SEC Championships off the 1-meter, taking 20th, the 3-meter, taking 10th, and the platform, taking 22nd competed off the 1-meter and 3-meter boards at the NCAA Zone B Championships named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All-American carries a cumulative GPA into her junior year FRESHMAN: Dove at the NCAA Zone B Championships scored off the 1-meter and 3-meter boards at the SEC Championships taking 10th and 22nd with season-best scores of and , respectively also competed off the platform at the SEC Championships won the 1-meter event against Delta State to open the season named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll honorable mention CSCAA Scholar All- American earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 GPA or better) for the fall semester and a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the spring semester. Dove for Jerry Bondy at L Anse Creuse High School North and under Bill Cody and Larry Albright at Legacy Diving three-time All- State three-time 1-meter county champion awarded Diver of the Year three times placed third in state in 2013 in 1-meter competition Junior Olympic Regional Qualifier in 2011, 2012, and 2013 Junior Olympic National qualifier in 2012 and meter Junior Olympic State Champion in PERSONAL INFORMATION Full name: Taylor Paige Zablocki daughter of Julie and Ty Zablocki sister, Sydney food and nutrition major born February 2, EMILY ZAPINSKI Freestyle 5-7 Jr. SQ Southlake, Texas (Southlake Carroll) 2016 JUNIOR: Named team captain for the season SOPHOMORE: Competed at the SEC Championships in the 200, 500 and 1,650 freestyle named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the spring semester earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 or better GPA) for the fall semester carries a cumulative GPA into her junior year FRESHMAN: Competed in the 200, 500, and 1,650 freestyle at the SEC Championships, swimming seasonbest times in all three events named to the Profiles SEC Academic Honor Roll earned a place on the SEC All-Freshman Team earned a place on the Dean s List (3.5 GPA or better) for the fall semester and a place on the President s List (4.0 GPA) for the spring semester. Swam for Kevin Murphy and Lynne Gorman at Southlake Carroll High School and under Bill Christenson, Ashley Knapp, and Dan Balint for the North Texas Nadadores 15-time All- American first team All-State in both the 200 and 500 freestyle in 2011, 2012, and 2013 member of state championship teams in 2012 and 2013 member of national dual meet champion team in 2012 high school team captain received the Dragon C award nominated for Female Athlete of the Year three-time USA Swimming Scholastic All- American finished in the top eight percent of her graduating class representative for Athletic Director s Leadership Council swimming representative for Executive Council member of National Honor Society and Math Honor Society AP Scholars with Honors award winner and TISCA Academic All-State Sectional and Junior National qualifier won Team Ambassador award. Full name: Emily Irene Zapinski daughter Sherri and Paul Zapinski brothers, Joseph and Jonny management major born December 21, freestyle 1: freestyle 4: ,650 freestyle 16: individual medley 4:25.86 PROFILES ROLLTIDE.COM 59

62 2015 Review WOMEN S TOP MARKS 50 FREESTYLE Bailey Scott SO B!# Justine Panian JR B Temarie Tomley FR B Kristel Vourna SR Kaylin Burchell SR FREESTYLE Emma Saunders JR B* Temarie Tomley FR B Justine Panian JR Bailey Scott SO Brittany Gilbert JR FREESTYLE 1:45.90 Emma Saunders JR B! 1:49.80 Emily Zapinski SO :50.00 Bonnie Macdonald SO :50.66 Paige Matherson FR :51.20 Mia Nonnenberg FR FREESTYLE 4:49.54 Mia Nonnenberg FR :51.67 Karolina Szczepaniak SO :52.68 Bonnie Macdonald SO :52.94 Paige Matherson FR :56.28 Emily Zapinski SO FREESTYLE 10:05.31 Bonnie Macdonald SO :11.42 Paige Matherson FR :15.40 Karolina Szczepaniak SO :15.83 Mia Nonnenberg FR :28.74 Brooke Elias JR BREASTSTROKE 2:07.75 Kaylin Burchell SR B! 2:10.33 Bridget Blood SO B 2:12.73 Stephanie Klotz JR B 2:15.65 Morgan Presley JR B 2:19.61 Karolina Szczepaniak SO BUTTERFLY Kristel Vourna SR B Brittany Gilbert JR B Justine Panian JR B Leah Bird SO Caroline Korst SO BUTTERFLY 1:58.53 Kaylin Burchell SR B 1:59.06 Mia Nonnenberg FR B 1:59.54 Brittany Gilbert JR B 2:01.83 Leah Bird SO :01.90 Emily Facchine SR INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 1:58.12 Mia Nonnenberg FR B! 1:58.36 Kaylin Burchell SR B 2:00.38 Bridget Blood SO B 2:01.09 Karolina Szczepaniak SO B 2:03.95 Stephanie Klotz JR INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 4:09.03 Mia Nonnenberg FR B* 4:13.55 Karolina Szczepaniak SO B 4:22.07 Kaylin Burchell SR :25.14 Emily Facchine SR :30.55 Victoria Hove JR ONE METER DIVING Taylor Zablocki SO Dakota Toner SO Lisa Bogosian SR Kara Fredlock SO THREE METER DIVING Taylor Zablocki SO Kara Fredlock SO Dakota Toner SO Lisa Bogosian SR PLATFORM DIVING Dakota Toner SO Kara Fredlock SO Lisa Bogosian SR Taylor Zablocki SO ! = School Record # = Leadoff Split A = NCAA Automatic Standard B = NCAA Provisional Standard * As the result of a single participant time trial, does not qualify for an Alabama school record 2015 REVIEW 1650 FREESTYLE 16:44.70 Karolina Szczepaniak SO :51.13 Bonnie Macdonald SO :52.72 Paige Matherson FR :04.57 Emily Zapinski SO :28.09 Brooke Elias JR BACKSTROKE Emma Saunders JR B! Caroline Korst SO B Brittany Gilbert JR B Temarie Tomley FR B Bailey Scott SO B 200 BACKSTROKE 1:54.05 Emma Saunders JR B! 1:59.62 Temarie Tomley FR :00.26 Brittany Gilbert JR :00.86 Brooke Elias JR :01.78 Mia Nonnenberg FR BREASTSTROKE Kaylin Burchell SR A! Bridget Blood SO B 1:02.06 Stephanie Klotz JR B 1:02.62 Morgan Presley JR FREESTYLE RELAY 1:29.03 Bailey Scott A! Kristel Vourna Temarie Tomley Justine Panian 400 FREESTYLE RELAY 3:18.59 Justine Panian ! Temarie Tomley Bailey Scott Emma Saunders 800 FREESTYLE RELAY 7:09.31 Emma Saunders B! Mia Nonnenberg Karolina Szczepaniak Leah Bird 200 MEDLEY RELAY 1:37.65 Caroline Korst A Kaylin Burchell Kristel Vourna Bailey Scott 400 MEDLEY RELAY 3:35.67 Emma Saunders B Kaylin Burchell Brittany Gilbert Temarie Tomley 60 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

63 2015 Review ALABAMA AT THE 2015 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS AT THE 2014 NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS March at Greensboro, N.C. 1. California Georgia Stanford Texas A&M Virginia Louisville Texas Southern California Florida Indiana Alabama Breaststroke Prelims Finals 2 Kaylin Burchell SR Bridget Blood SO 1: Breaststroke Prelims Finals 5 Kaylin Burchell SR 2: : Bridget Blood SO 2: Freestyle Prelims Finals 35 Emma Saunders JR 1: Backstroke Prelims Finals 45 Emma Saunders JR Backstroke Prelims Finals 46 Emma Saunders JR 1: IM Prelims Finals 56 Mia Nonnenberg FR 2: Bridget Blood SO 2: IM Prelims Finals 32 Mia Nonnenberg FR 4:12: Medley Relay Prelims Finals 22 Alabama 1:38.31 Temarie Tomley, Kaylin Burchell Justine Panian, Bailey Scott 400 Medley Relay Prelims Finals 26 Alabama 3:35.67 Emma Saunders, Kaylin Burchell, Brittany Gilbert, Temarie Tomley 200 Freestyle Relay Prelims Finals 19 Alabama 1:29.58 Bailey Scott, Temarie Tomley, Emma Saunders, Justine Panian 2015 REVIEW Kaylin Burchell, the school record holder in the 100 and 200 breaststroke, finished runner-up in the 100 breaststroke at the 2015 NCAA Championships. ROLLTIDE.COM 61

64 2015 REVIEW 2015 Review ALABAMA AT THE 2015 SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS February at Auburn, Ala. 1. Georgia Texas A&M Florida Tennessee LSU Auburn Kentucky Missouri Alabama Arkansas South Carolina Vanderbilt Freestyle Prelims Finals 18 Bailey Scott SO Justine Panian JR Temarie Tomley FR Kristel Vourna SR Freestyle Prelims Finals 16 Temarie Tomley FR Justine Panian JR Bailey Scott SO Freestyle Prelims Finals 8 Emma Saunders JR 1: : Emily Zapinski SO 1: Paige Matherson FR 1: Freestyle Prelims Finals 35 Paige Matherson FR 4: Emily Zapinski SO 4: Leah Bird SO 4: Bonnie Macdonald SO 5: Brooke Elias JR 5: Freestyle Finals 25 K. Szczepaniak FR Bonnie Macdonald SO 16: Paige Matherson FR 16: Emily Zapinski SO 17: Emily Facchine SR 17: Backstroke Prelims Finals 9 Emma Saunders JR Caroline Korst SO Temarie Tomley FR Backstroke Prelims Finals 9 Emma Saunders JR 1: : Brittany Gilbert JR 2: Brooke Elias JR 2: Caroline Korst SO 2: Bonnie Macdonald SO 2: Breaststroke Prelims Finals 1 Kaylin Burchell SR Bridget Blood SO : Stephanie Klotz JR 1: : Morgan Presley JR 1: : Breaststroke Prelims Finals 1 Kaylin Burchell SR 2: : Bridget Blood SO 2: : Stephanie Klotz JR 2: : Morgan Presley JR 2: Butterfly Prelims Finals 22 Kristel Vourna SR Brittany Gilbert JR Justine Panian JR Leah Bird SO Caroline Korst SO Butterfly Prelims Finals 24 Brittany Gilbert JR 1: : Mia Nonnenberg FR 2: Emily Facchine SR 2: Leah Bird SO 2: IM Prelims Finals 14 Mia Nonnenberg FR 1: : Kaylin Burchell SR 1: : Bridget Blood SO 2: K. Szczepaniak FR 2: Stephanie Klotz JR 2: Medley Relay Finals 8 Alabama 1:37.65 Caroline Korst, Kaylin Burchell Kristel Vourna, Bailey Scott 400 Medley Relay Finals 10 Alabama 3:36.20 Caroline Korst, Kaylin Burchell, Kristel Vourna, Emma Saunders 200 Freestyle Relay Finals 5 Alabama 1:29.03 Bailey Scott, Kristel Vourna, Temarie Tomley, Justine Panian 400 Freestyle Relay Finals 8 Alabama 3:18.59 Justine Panian, Temarie Tomley, Bailey Scott, Emma Saunders 800 Freestyle Relay Finals 8 Alabama 7:09.31 Emma Saunders, Mia Nonnenberg, Karolina Szczepaniak, Leah Bird 1-Meter Diving Prelims Finals 20 Taylor Zablocki SO Kara Fredlock FR Dakota Toner SO Meter Diving Prelims Finals 10 Taylor Zablocki SO Kara Fredlock FR Dakota Toner SO Platform Diving Prelims Finals 12 Dakota Toner SO Kara Fredlock FR Taylor Zablocki SO IM Prelims Finals 12 Mia Nonnenberg FR 4: : K. Szczepaniak FR 4: : Emily Facchine SR 4: ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

65 Records & History ALABAMA ON THE NATIONAL SCENE Since 1976, when they finished fourth, the Alabama Crimson Tide has finished in the top 25 nationally 26 times, including 15 finishes in the top 15. Over the past decade, Alabama has posted seven top-30 finishes, including three in the top 20. Over that same span, 18 members of the Tide have produced 67 All-America honors - a group that includes Olympic bronze medalist and 13-time All-American Anne Poleska, who turned in four top-three NCAA 200 breaststroke finishes. The Crimson Tide women competed in the AIAW division from 1974 to 1981, after which time they moved into the NCAA. While in the AIAW, the Tide had six top-20 finishes, the highest being fourth at the 1976 championships. The Tide moved to the NCAA in Since that time, Alabama has posted seven top-10 finishes, the highest being a fifth-place finish at the 1983 championship. The Tide lays claim to eight individual national collegiate titles. Lane Bassham won the most recent in 2004, taking the top honors off the 3-meter diving board. She was also second off the 1-meter board that same year and was named Diver of the Meet at the NCAA Championships while Pat Greenwell was named Diving Coach of the Meet at the same championships. The Crimson Tide has produced 101 All-Americans since Betsy Saunders earned Alabama s first honors in Vicky Stanley 1983 AIAW 50 Freestyle Champion Christina Jarvis 1977 AIAW 50, 100 & 200 Breaststroke Champion Angelika Knipping 1983 NCAA 50 Breaststroke Champion 1976 AIAW 100 & 200 Breaststroke Champion 2004 NCAA Champion Lane Bassham THE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS NCAA: Year Champion Alabama Finish Site 2015 California 29th (31 points) Greensboro, N.C Georgia 39th (13 points) Minneapolis, Minn Georgia Indianapolis, Ind California 42 (4 points) Auburn, Ala California 41 (2 points) Austin, Texas 2010 Florida 32 (19 points) Lafayette, Ind California 38th (9 points) College Station, Texas 2008 Arizona 37th (11 points) Columbus, Ohio 2007 Auburn Minneapolis, Minn Auburn 32nd (12 points) Athens, Ga Georgia 21st (44 points) Lafayette, Ind Auburn 21st (43 points) College Station, Texas 2003 Auburn 15th (71 points) Austin, Texas 2002 Auburn 18th (56 points) Austin, Texas 2001 Georgia 16th (69 points) Long Island, N.Y Georgia 27th (18 points) Indianapolis, Ind Georgia Athens, Ga Stanford 33rd (6 points) Minneapolis, Minn Southern California 22nd (37.5 points) Indianapolis, Ind Stanford 13th (112.5 points) Ann Arbor, Mich Stanford 15th (70 points) Indianapolis, Ind Stanford 9th (153 points) Indianapolis, Ind Stanford 10th (130 points) Minneapolis, Minn Stanford Austin, Texas 1991 Texas 21st (41.5 points) Indianapolis, Ind Texas 12th (115 points) Austin, Texas 1989 Stanford 11th (95 points) Indianapolis, Ind Texas 38th (9 points) Austin, Texas 1987 Texas 16th (66 points) Indianapolis, Ind Texas 10th (82 points) Fayetteville, Ark Texas 7th (170.5 points) Tuscaloosa 1984 Texas 7th (107 points) Indianapolis, Ind Stanford 5th (185 points) Lincoln, Neb Florida 9th (115 points) Gainesville, Fla. AIAW: Year Champion Alabama Finish Site 1981 Texas 18th (52 points) Columbia, S.C Stanford 19th (52 points) Las Vegas, Nev Florida 11th (141 points) Pittsburgh, Penn Arizona State 16th (61 points) Durham, N.C Arizona State 9th (218 points) Providence, R.I Miami 4th (319 points) Ft. Lauderdale, Fla Miami 29th Tempe, Ariz Arizona State Tempe, Ariz. RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 63

66 Records & History 16-time All-American Anne Poleska ( ) RECORDS & HISTORY ALABAMA ALL-AMERICANS 2015 Kaylin Burchell 2014 Kaylin Burchell Paige McCleary 2012 Kristel Vourna 2011 Kate Shannon Gray & 200 breast 100 breast HM: 1-meter HM: 100 fly HM: 200 IM Agustina de Giovanni HM: 200 breast Carrie Dragland platform, HM: 3-meter 2009 Agustina de Giovanni HM: 200 breast Carrie Dragland HM: 3-meter, platform 2008 Agustina de Giovanni HM: 400 IM, 200 breast 2006 Crystal Rasmussen 2005 Kathryn Hallquist Victoria Genova Anne Poleska Arlene Semeco Crystal Rasmussen 2004 Lane Bassham Crystal Rasmussen HM: 1-meter HM: 200 & 400 medley relay HM: 200 & 400 medley relay 200 breast HM: 100 breast, 200 & 400 medley relay HM: 200 & 400 medley relay HM: 1-meter 1-meter & 3-meter HM: 1-meter 2003 Lane Bassham 3-meter HM: 1-meter Catalina Casaru HM: 400 medley relay Kathryn Hallquist HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Alison Lafevers HM 200 medley relay Anne Poleska 100 & 200 breast HM 200 & 400 medley relay Candace Weiman HM: 100 fly, 200 IM, 200 & 400 medley relay 2002 Lane Bassham Anne Poleska Marcy Warriner 2001 Anne Poleska Michelle King Meghan Lynch Kelly Coellner Marcy Warriner Lisa Andersson Catalina Casaru 2000 Lane Bassham 1998 Keri Coy Nora Zhong meter HM: 3-meter 100 & 200 breast HM: 100 breast 100 & 200 breast HM: 200 & 400 medley relay, 400 & 800 free relay HM: 200 & 400 medley relay HM: 200 & 400 medley relay HM: 200 & 400 medley relay, 400 & 800 free relay HM: 100 breast, 400 free relay HM: 400 & 800 free relay HM: 800 free relay 3-meter HM: 1-meter HM: 200 breast HM: 100 fly Dana Bleich platform Brooke Donoho HM: 200 free relay, 200 medley relay Rania Elwani HM: 100 free, 200 free relay, 200 medley relay Ann-Sofie Joensson HM: 1,650 free Karen Jones HM: 200 free relay, 200 medley relay Nora Zhong HM: 200 free relay, 200 medley relay 1996 Dana Bleich platform Amy DeVasher HM: 200 & 400 free relay Jenny Dudley HM: 100 & 200 back Rania Elwani 50 &100 free, HM: 200 & 400 free relay, 200 & 400 medley relay Ann-Sofie Joensson 1,650 free Karen Jones HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Laura Lloyd HM: 200 & 400 free relay Francine Mathot HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Stacy Potter 100 fly, HM: 200 & 400 free relay, 200 & 400 medley relay 1995 Dana Bleich HM: platform Stacy Gillies HM: 200 medley relay Ann-Sofie Joensson 1,650 free Karen Jones HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Anna Lindberg HM: 400 medley relay Stacy Potter 100 back, 100 fly, HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Katherine Rhodes HM: 200 breast, 200 & 400 medley relay 1994 Amy DeVasher 200 medley relay, 200 & 400 free relay HM: 800 free relay, 400 medley relay Stacy Gillies HM: 800 free relay, 400 medley relay Ann-Sofie Joensson HM: 800 free relay Anna Lindberg HM: 100 fly Stacy Potter 100 back, 100 fly, 200 medley relay, 200 & 400 free relay HM: 400 medley relay, 50 free 64 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

67 Records & History 22-time All-American Stacy Potter ( ) ALABAMA ALL-AMERICANS Katherine Rhodes 100 breast, 200 medley relay HM: 200 IM, 200 breast, 400 medley relay Georgia Sewell 200 medley relay, 200 & 400 free relay HM: 100 fly, 400 medley relay Helga Sigurdardottir 200 & 400 free relay HM: 800 free relay 1993 Amy DeVasher HM: 200, 400, 800 free relay Jo Dee Lake 200 & 400 medley relay, HM: 200 & 400 free relay Anna Lindberg HM: 100 fly, 800 free relay Jennifer Mahaney platform Stacy Potter 100 back, 100 fly, 200 & 400 medley relay, HM: 200 & 400 free relay Katherine Rhodes 200 & 400 medley relay HM: 200 breast Georgia Sewell 200 & 400 medley relay, HM: 100 fly, 800 free relay Tammy Kneer HM: 200, 400, 800 free relay 1991 Rita Garay HM: 200 back Michelle Harris HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Kym Hucal HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Jo Dee Lake HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Jennifer Mahaney platform, HM: 3-meter Ragga Runolfsdottir HM: 200 breast, 200 & 400 medley relay 1990 Rita Garay HM: 800 free relay Jamie Gardner HM: 400 free relay Michelle Harris 400 medley relay HM: 400 & 800 free relay Kym Hucal 400 medley relay HM: 100 back, 200 medley relay Dorie Portela 400 medley relay HM: 200 medley relay, 400 & 800 free relay Kelly Purcell HM: 100 & 200 breast Lisa Raines HM: 800 free relay Ragga Runolfsdottir 100 breast, 400 medley relay, HM: 200 breast, 200 medley relay Katie Williams HM: 400 & 800 free relay, 200 medley relay 1989 Jamie Gardner 400 free relay, HM: 200 free relay Michelle Harris 400 free relay, HM: 200 & 800 free relay Anita Harrison 400 free relay, 400 medley relay, HM: 200 & 800 free relay Kym Hucal 400 medley relay Dorie Portela 400 medley relay Kelly Purcell 100 & 200 breast, 400 medley relay Lisa Raines HM: 800 free relay Katie Williams 400 free relay, HM: 200 & 800 free relay 1988 Kelly Purcell 1987 HM: 200 breast Katrine Bomstad 200 IM, 200 fly, HM: 400 IM Charlotte Brock 100 breast, HM: 400 medley relay Beth Gardner HM: 400 & 800 free relay Anita Harrison HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Cynthia Kangos HM: 200 & 400 medley relay Jen Kirrstetter HM: 200, 400 & 800 free relay Pernille Nimb HM: 800 free relay Sandi Sciples HM: 400 medley relay Katie Williams HM: 400 medley relay, 200,400 & 800 free relay 1986 Laurence Bensimon HM: 500 free Katrine Bomstad 200 & 400 IM Charlotte Brock 400 medley relay, HM: 100 breast Carole Brook 400 medley relay Carmel Clark 400 medley relay Beth Gardner 400 & 800 free relay Anita Harrison 400 free relay, 400 medley relay Jen Kirrstetter 400 & 800 free relay Pernille Nimb 800 free relay Lisa McClain 400 & 800 free relay 1985 Laurence Bensimon Carole Brook Carmel Clark Jen Kirrstetter Angelika Knipping Lisa McClain Kim Nicholson Ellen Riley Sandi Sciples Nancy Stephens Linda Valerio 1984 Jennifer Brothers Angelika Knipping Carol Landry Ellen McGrath Kim Nicholson Ellen Riley Sandi Sciples Nancy Stephens Linda Valerio 400 medley relay, 400 free relay 200 fly HM: 100 & 200 back 200 & 400 free relay 100 breast, 200 & 400 medley relay, HM: 200 breast HM: 200 IM 50 free, 200 & 400 medley relay, 200 & 400 free relay, HM: 100 back 200 medley relay, 200 free relay 400 medley relay, HM: 200 fly 200 & 400 free relay 200 medley relay 200 & 400 medley relay 100 back, 200 & 400 medley relay HM: 200 back 200 & 400 free relay 3-meter 50 free, 200 & 400 free relay, 200 & 400 medley relay HM: 100 free 200 & 400 free relay 400 medley relay 200 & 400 free relay 200 medley relay RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 65

68 Records & History 10-time All-American Marla Brooksbank ( ) RECORDS & HISTORY ALABAMA ALL-AMERICANS 1983 Jennifer Brothers Marsha Crouch Elizabeth Hobbs Angelika Knipping Carol Landry Lisa McClain Ellen McGrath Kim Nicholson Nancy Stephens Linda Valerio & 100 back, 400 medley relay HM: 200 back HM: 1-meter HM: 50 free 50, 100 & 200 breast, 200 & 400 medley relay 50 free, 200 & 400 medley relay, 200, 400 & 800 free relay 400 medley relay HM: 3-meter 200, 400 & 800 free relay, HM: 50 back, 100 back 400 & 800 free relays 200 & 400 medley relay Marla Brooksbank 1,650 free Molly Frantz 100 free, 400 medley relay Gina Gatti 400 medley relay Carol Landry 100 free, 200 & 400 free relay, 400 medley relay Barbara Logan 1-meter, 3-meter Ellen McGrath 3-meter Anne Marie Milling 200 free relay Karen Nicholson 200 free relay Kim Nicholson 50, 100 & 200 back, 400 medley relay, 200 & 400 free relay Ellen Riley 100 & 200 IM, 400 free relay Linda Valerio 400 free relay 1981 Marla Brooksbank 500 & 1,650 free, 800 free relay Molly Frantz 200 fly, 200 & 400 medley relay, 800 free relay Liz Hobbs 200, 400 & 800 free relay Jan King 200 & 400 medley relay Carol Landry 200, 400 & 800 free relay, 400 medley relay Tracy Lindsay 200 & 400 medley relay Barbara Logan 1-meter, 3-meter Ann Marie Milling 200 & 400 free relay, 200 medley relay 1980 Marla Brooksbank Karre Cox Molly Frantz Liz Hobbs Barbara Logan Ann Marie Milling Cindy Riddell Gunilla Siljeback Kathy Williams 1,650 free, 800 free relay 200 medley relay 200 fly, 800 free relay 200 medley relay, 800 free relay 1-meter, 3-meter 200 medley relay 3-meter 800 free relay 200 medley relay 1979 Marla Brooksbank 500 & 1,650 free, 400 IM, 800 free relay Karre Cox 50 & 100 free, 50 & 100 fly, 200 & 400 free relay Lena deval 200 fly, 400 IM, 400 free relay, 200 medley relay Molly Frantz 400 & 800 free relay Carole Gough 200 & 800 free relay Carrie Hutt 200 & 400 medley relay Barbara Logan 1-meter, 3-meter Cindy Riddell 3-meter Rosemarie Seaman 200, 400 & 800 free relay, 200 & 400 medley relay Kellie Stratton 200 free relay Kathy Williams 200 & 400 medley relay 1978 Ann Bacon Carole Keating Melanie MacKay Cindy Riddell Rosemarie Seaman Carol Wagner 400 medley relay 400 medley relay 200 breast, 400 medley relay 3-meter 400 medley relay One & 3-meter 1977 Ann Bacon 100 & 200 back, 200 & 400 medley relay Kathy Brameier 200 & 800 free relay Beth Hobart 500 free, 800 free relay Carrie Hutt 100 back, 800 free relay Christina Jarvis 50, 100 & 200 breast, 200 & 400 medley relay Rosemarie Seaman 200 free relay, 200 & 400 medley relay Vicky Stanley 50 free, 50 fly, 200 free relay, 200 & 400 medley relay Drue Thorn 200, 500 & 1,650 free, 200 & 800 free relay Julie Turk 1-meter, 3-meter 1976 Cary Backhaus 50,100 & 200 free, 200 & 400 free relay, 200 & 400 medley relay Beth Hobart 500 free Christina Jarvis 50, 100 & 200 breast, 100 & 200 IM, 200 & 400 medley relay Carole Keating 50 & 100 fly Beth Saunders 200 & 400 free relay Rosemarie Seaman 50 & 100 fly, 200 & 400 free relay, 200 & 400 medley relay Vicky Stanley 50 free, 200 free relay, 200 medley relay Drue Thorn 200 & 500 free, 200 IM, 400 free relay, 400 medley relay Julie Turk 1-meter 1975 Beth Hobart 1974 Betsy Saunders 200 free 50 & 100 free 66 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

69 ALABAMA AND THE SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE Records & History SEC CHAMPIONSHIPS SWIMMER OF THE MEET 2015 Kaylin Burchell SEC DIVER OF THE YEAR 2009 Carrie Dragland 2004 Lane Bassham 1981 Barbara Logan SEC COACH OF THE YEAR 1994 Jonty Skinner 1985 Don Gambril SEC DIVING COACH OF THE YEAR 2009 Pat Greenwell 2004 Pat Greenwell SEC FRESHMAN SWIMMER OF THE YEAR 2001 Anne Poleska SEC FRESHMAN DIVER OF THE YEAR 2011 Paige McCleary 2009 Carrie Dragland The 2015 SEC Championships Female Swimmer of the Meet, Kaylin Burchell When Alabama won the 1985 Southeastern Conference team title, it became the first team to unseat the University of Florida as the SEC champion. The Crimson Tide has won 35 individual SEC titles since Barbara Logan won both the 1-meter and 3-meter diving championships in The latest Tide titles came in 2015 when Kaylin Burchell won both the 100 and 200 breaststroke on the way to earning SEC Championships Swimmer of the Meet honors. Anne Poleska won an Alabama-best six SEC titles during her , 05 career. The Tide s most recent SEC record came in 2009 when Dragland set the 3-meter diving mark. Four relay titles belong to Alabama. The first came in 1983 when the Tide won the 800 free relay. Alabama claims 16 first team All-SEC selections, Logan being the first while Burchell is the latest. Poleska was named the 2001 SEC Freshman of the Year while Logan, Lane Bassham and Dragland have all been crowned SEC Diver of the Year, in 1981, 2004 and 2009, respectively. Paige McCleary and Dragland were also named SEC Freshman Diver of the Year in 2011 and 2009, respectively. Academically, the Tide has earned SEC Academic Honor Roll recognition over 300 times since Alabama has led the league in this award three times in the past six years, with 26 honors in 2009 and a program-best 27 in 2010 and The SEC has long been one of the nation s premiere athletic conferences both in overall strength and in nearly every sport and swimming and diving is certainly no exception. The SEC has placed at least one team in the top 10 of the NCAA Championships every year since the first title tilt in That first championship had four SEC teams among the top 10, including No. 1 Florida, No. 4 Auburn, No. 9 Alabama and No. 10 Tennessee. Individually, SEC athletes have won more than 100 NCAA titles. The conference has taken home 13 NCAA team titles, including nine in a row from The conference put six teams in the national top 10 in 2001 and at least five teams in the top 25 the past 10 seasons. League athletes currently hold four NCAA records. There are 14 SEC schools: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Mississippi, Mississippi State, Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M and Vanderbilt. A dozen SEC schools currently sponsor women s swimming and diving teams: Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas A&M and Vanderbilt. SEC CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS YEAR CHAMPION UA FINISH 2015 Georgia Ninth 2014 Georgia Eighth 2013 Georgia 10th 2012 Georgia Seventh 2011 Georgia Ninth 2010 Georgia Fifth 2009 Florida Sixth 2008 Auburn Eighth 2007 Auburn Seventh 2006 Georgia Seventh 2005 Auburn Sixth 2004 Auburn Eighth 2003 Auburn Fourth 2002 Florida Fourth 2001 Georgia Fourth 2000 Georgia Seventh 1999 Georgia Seventh 1998 Georgia Sixth 1997 Georgia Sixth 1996 Florida Fourth 1995 Florida Sixth 1994 Florida Third 1993 Florida Fourth 1992 Florida Fifth 1991 Florida Fourth 1990 Florida Third 1989 Florida Fourth 1988 Florida Sixth 1987 Florida Third 1986 Florida Third 1985 Alabama First 1984 Florida Second 1983 Florida Second 1982 Florida Second 1981 Florida Fourth RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 67

70 Records & History 2009 SEC Platform Champion Elizabeth Hughes SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2015 Kaylin Burchell 2009 Carrie Dragland Elizabeth Hughes 2005 Anne Poleska 100 & 200 breast 3-meter platform 200 breaststroke 1995 Stacy Potter Jill Tappen 1994 Katherine Rhodes 1992 Jennifer Mahaney 100 butterfly platform 200 breaststroke platform 1984 Sandi Sciples 1983 Landry, Riley, Stephens, Nicholson Landry, Hobbs, Stephens, Milling Carol Landry Angelika Knipping 100 butterfly 800 freestyle relay 200 freestyle relay 50 freestyle 200 breaststroke 2004 Lane Bassham 1-meter & 3-meter 1991 Ragga Runolfsdottir 200 breaststroke 1982 Kim Nicholson 100 & 200 backstroke RECORDS & HISTORY 2003 Anne Poleska 2002 Anne Poleska Lane Bassham 2001 Anne Poleska 1997 Rania Elwani 1996 Dana Bleich Rania Elwani 200 breaststroke 100 & 200 breaststroke 3-meter 100 & 200 breaststroke 50 freestyle platform 100 freestyle 1987 Katrine Bomstad Charlotte Brock 1985 Kim Nicholson Ellen McGrath Angelika Knipping Laurence Bensimon Knipping, Sciples, Nicholson, Bensimon Clark, Knipping, Valerio, Nicholson 200 butterfly 100 breaststroke 50 freestyle & 100 backstroke 3-meter 100 & 200 breaststroke 200 IM 400 medley relay 200 medley relay 1981 Barbara Logan 1-meter & 3-meter 68 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

71 Records & History 1991 First Team All-SEC Ragga Runolfsdottir ALABAMA S ALL-SEC PERFORMERS FIRST TEAM ALL-SEC 2015 Kaylin Burchell 2014 Kaylin Burchell 2009 Carrie Dragland Elizabeth Hughes 2005 Anne Poleska 2004 Lane Bassham 2003 Anne Poleska 2002 Lane Bassham Anne Poleska 2001 Anne Poleska 1997 Rania Elwani 1996 Dana Bleich Rania Elwani 1995 Stacy Potter Jill Tappen 1994 Katherine Rhodes 1992 Jennifer Mahaney 1991 Ragga Runolfsdottir 1987 Katrine Bomstad Charlotte Brock 1985 Laurence Bensimon Angelika Knipping Ellen McGrath Kim Nicholson SECOND TEAM ALL-SEC 2006 Crystal Rasmussen 2000 Lane Bassham 1997 Dana Bleich 1996 Karen Jones 1994 Stacy Potter 1993 Jennifer Mahaney Stacy Potter 1991 Sofie Rylander 1990 Kelly Purcell 1989 Jamie Gardner Michelle Harris Anita Harrison Katie Williams 1986 Lisa McClain 1985 Lisa McClain HONORABLE MENTION ALL-SEC 2003 Lane Bassham 2002 Marcy Warriner 1998 Nora Zhong 1997 Ann-Sofie Joensson 1996 Amy DeVasher Laura Lloyd Francine Mathot Stacy Potter 1995 Anna Lindberg 1994 Francine Mathot Amy DeVasher Georgia Sewell Helga Sigurdardottir 1992 Sofie Rylander 1991 Rita Garay Jennifer Mahaney Georgia Sewell 1990 Dorie Portela Ragga Runolfsdottir Katie Williams 1989 Leigh Ann Fleshman Kelly Purcell 1988 Leigh Ann Fleshman Kelly Purcell 1986 Katrine Bomstad Charlotte Brock 1985 Patricia Bryant Sandi Sciples Linda Valerio FRESHMAN ALL-SEC* 2014 Bridget Blood Taylor Zablocki 2012 Kaylin Burchell Angely Martinez 2011 Paige McCleary Alex Popa Kristel Vourna 2009 Carrie Dragland * started in 2008 RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 69

72 RECORDS & HISTORY 70 Records & History A FAST HISTORY OF ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING THE GARY ILLMAN YEARS The University of Alabama added women s swimming to its roster of sports in Gary Illman served as the women s inaugural coach, leading the Crimson Tide through its first three seasons, posting a 14-5 dual meet record during his time at the Capstone. With Illman at the helm, 13 swimmers earned All-America honors. It was also under Illman s tutelage that Vicky Stanley and Christina Jarvis became the Tide s first national champions in Stanley won the 1976 AIAW 50 freestyle title, setting an AIAW record in the process. Jarvis touched first in both the 100 and 200 breaststroke, becoming the AIAW champion in both events. A year later, Jarvis successfully defended her titles from 1976 and add the 50 breaststroke title as well, giving her a two-year total of five national titles. While Illman was at the helm, the Tide finished 29th in 1975, fourth in 1976 and ninth in 1977, at the AIAW Championships. THE HAROLD LANIER YEARS Illman was followed by Harold Lanier in Lanier s teams produced a two-year slate of 11-3 in dual-meet competition and 15 swimmers earned All-America status. In the AIAW Championships, the Tide finished 16th and 11th in 1978 and 1979, respectively. During Lanier s tenure, Marla Brooksbank started a career that made her one of the most successful swimmers in Alabama history. As a freshman in 1979, Brooksbank finished second at the AIAW Championships in the 1,650 freestyle. The next year at the World University Games held in Mexico City, she won the 800 freestyle. THE DON GAMBRIL YEARS In 1980, Don Gambril unified the Alabama men s and women s programs, adding the women to a coaching slate that already included the men s team. After two years in AIAW competition, which saw the Tide finish 19th in 1980 and 18th in 1981, Gambril s squad made the jump to NCAA competition beginning with the 1982 season. It was in 1981, Gambril s second year as head coach of the women s ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING team, that Barbara Logan earned the Tide s first individual SEC title. Logan won from both the 1-meter and 3-meter boards. The 1983 season saw Angelika Knipping win the SEC 200 breaststroke title. She went on to win the NCAA 50 breaststroke crown that year in championship record time. The 1983 season also saw the Tide earn its highest NCAA finish to date, taking fifth after producing a 10-1 dual-meet record and a second-place finish at the SEC Championships. In 1985, Alabama became the first SEC team to beat the University of Florida in a dual meet on its way to posting its first, and only undefeated dual-meet season, going Alabama added another first to its growing list by becoming the first team to unseat Florida as conference champions. The Tide won out over the Gators in the University of Georgia s Stegeman Hall, breaking Florida s string of four SEC titles. Alabama won six individual SEC titles and two relay titles in Kim Nicholson won the 50 freestyle and the 100 backstroke in 1985, upping her career total to four. Alabama s eight total SEC titles in 1985 rank as the most in a single year for the Tide. Overall, Gambril produced a career dual-meet record of over the 11 years he coached the Tide women, making him one of the few coaches in collegiate swimming history to coach both a men s and women s team to 100 or more dual-meet wins each. Jonty Skinner took control of the women s program in the spring of 1990 when Gambril left coaching to become an assistant athletic director at Alabama. THE JONTY SKINNER YEARS Jonty Skinner posted a short, but highly successful tenure as Alabama s head coach. Under his direction, Alabama brought home three SEC individual titles. Ragga Runolfsdottir won the 200 breaststroke title in 1991 while Katherine Rhodes won it in In between, Jennifer Mahaney won the SEC platform diving title on her way to setting an SEC record. As a team, Alabama posted its first top-10 national finish in seven years under Skinner s direction when the 1993 team finished 10th. The Tide enjoyed its best year under Skinner in 1994, breaking 12 different school records and posting a ninth-place finish at the NCAA Championships. In addition to winning the SEC 200 breaststroke title in 1994, Rhodes set the Tide s first SEC swimming record since Angelika Knipping set the 50 breast record in For his work with the 1994 squad, Skinner was named SEC Coach of the Year. Skinner left Alabama in August of 1994 to become the head coach of the U.S. Resident National Team. THE CHUCK HORTON YEARS Following Skinner s departure, former Tide assistant coach Chuck Horton was chosen to coach Alabama. His tenure ran from 1994 through August of 1998 and included a trio of top-25 national finishes. During his tenure, Amy DeVasher, Ann-Sofie Joensson and Jill DeVasher all earned prestigious postgraduate scholarships. Amy DeVasher and Joensson earned NCAA scholarships and Jill DeVasher s came from the Southeastern Conference. Ed Reed served as interim coach for the season, and Don Wagner was hired in March of THE DON WAGNER YEARS Don Wagner s tenure, which began in the fall of 1999, saw Alabama return to the top 20, including a 15th-place finish in 2003, his final year at the Capstone, as well as finishing 16th and 18th in 2001 and 2002 respectively. Under his tutelage, Anne Poleska set the SEC record in the 200 breaststroke and posted a trio of top-three finishes in the 200 breaststroke at the NCAA Championships. Poleska also won five SEC breaststroke titles under his direction while diver Lane Bassham won the 2002 SEC 3-meter championship. There were 11 school records broken under Wagner, including all five relays. THE ERIC MCILQUHAM YEARS Eric McIlquham spent nine years as head coach of the women s program, marking the second-longest head coaching tenure in Tide history, trailing only Gambril s 11 years at the helm. Alabama bettered 11 school records during McIlquham s tenure, including four of the five relay marks. He also saw his student-athletes put 60 swims on the Tide s all-time top 10, including seven of the all-time top 10 in the 200 individual medley and five of the top six in the 100 backstroke. Individually, diver Lane Bassham won the 2004 NCAA 3-meter Championship after winning the SEC 1-meter and 3-meter titles that same year. Anne Poleska won the 2005 SEC 200 breaststroke while Carrie Dragland and Elizabeth Hughes won the SEC 3-meter and platform diving titles respectively in Alabama enjoyed tremendous success in the classroom under McIlquham, posting the highest team grade point average in the nation in 2012 after finishing runner-up the previous year, while Hughes earned First-team Academic All-America honors in 2010.

73 Records & History ALL-TIME HEAD COACHES RECORD BY HEAD COACH Head Coach Years Seasons W - L - T Pct. Dennis Pursley 2012-present Eric McIlquham Don Wagner Ed Reed (interim) Chuck Horton Jonty Skinner Don Gambril Harold Lanier Gary Illman Total Dennis Pursley 2012-present Eric McIlquham Don Wagner Ed Reed 1999 (Interim) Don Gambril Chuck Horton Harold Lanier Jonty Skinner Gary Illman YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS SEC NCAA AIAW Year Record Finish (pts) Finish (pts) Finish Coach th (535) 29th -- Dennis Pursley th (526) 39th (13) -- Dennis Pursley th (353) Dennis Pursley th (249) 42nd (4) -- Eric McIlquham th (195.5) 41st (2) -- Eric McIlquham th (272) 32nd (19) -- Eric McIlquham th (244) 38th (9) -- Eric McIlquham th (202.5) 37th (11) -- Eric McIlquham th (214) Eric McIlquham th (293) 32nd (12) -- Eric McIlquham th (238) 21st (44) -- Eric McIlquham th (225.5) 21st (43) -- Eric McIlquham th (316) 15th (71) -- Don Wagner th (340.5) 18th (56) -- Don Wagner th (398) 16th (69) -- Don Wagner th (251) 27th (18) -- Don Wagner th (194) Ed Reed (interim) th (225.5) 33rd (6) -- Chuck Horton th (384.5) 22nd (37.5) -- Chuck Horton th (426) 13th (112.5) -- Chuck Horton th (396) 15th (70) -- Chuck Horton rd (497) 9th (153) -- Jonty Skinner th (397.5) 10th (130) -- Jonty Skinner th (430.5) Jonty Skinner th (421) 21st (41.5) -- Jonty Skinner rd (446) 12th (112) -- Don Gambril th (426.5) 11th (95) -- Don Gambril th (344) 38th (9) -- Don Gambril rd (494.5) 16th (66) -- Don Gambril rd (518) 10th (82) -- Don Gambril st (803) 7th (170.5) -- Don Gambril nd (426) 7th (107) -- Don Gambril nd (529.5) 5th (185) -- Don Gambril nd (464) 9th (115) -- Don Gambril th (612) -- 18th Don Gambril th Don Gambril th Harold Lanier th Harold Lanier th Gary Illman th Gary Illman th Gary Illman ALL-TIME SERIES RECORD Opponent First Meeting Last Meeting UA-Opp Arizona Arkansas Auburn Brenau Centenary Cincinnati Clemson Delta State Drury East Carolina Emory Florida Florida Atlantic Florida Gulf Coast Florida International Florida State Furman Georgia Georgia Southern Georgia Tech Henderson State Houston Illinois Illinois State Indian River C.C Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky LaSalle College Louisiana-Monroe LSU Maryland Miami (Florida) Michigan Mississippi University for Women Missouri Nebraska New Orleans North Carolina Northeast Louisiana North Carolina State North Texas Northwestern Notre Dame Ohio State Penn State Princeton South Carolina Southern Illinois Southern Methodist Southern Mississippi Southwest Missouri State Tennessee Texas Texas A&M Tulane Vanderbilt Virginia Virginia Tech Washington State West Virginia Western Illinois Wright State RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 71

74 RECORDS & HISTORY 72 Records & History ALL-TIME ROSTER A Sonya Adams Caitlin Anderson Diane Anderson 1985 Lisa Andersson Tina Andersson Virginia Andreatta Allyson Angle B Diane Babec Cary Backhaus Ann Bacon Brooke Baldi Tara Ballentin 1995 Meagan Barnett 1999 Susan Bartholomew , 92 (Capt. 92) Cameron Bass Lane Bassham (Capt. 02, 03 MVP 00, 04) Melina Bassino Caroline Been 2016-present Selma Beji Bridgett Belyea Laurence Bensimon Andrea Bernthal 2004 Tiffany Berry (Capt. 96) Leah Bird 2014-present Palina Bjornsdottir 1994 Katie Black Dana Bleich Bridget Blood 2014-present Lisa Bogosian Katrine Bomstad (Capt. 87 MVP 87) Meg Bonella (Capt. 91) Katherine Bortenlanger Diana Brakefield 1978 Kathy Brameier Dawn Brandewie Hannah Brinks Charlotte Brock Carole Brook Marla Brooksbank (MVP 80) Jennifer Brothers Deni Brown Kathy Bruner Patricia Bryant Callan Buck Jen Buffington Kaylin Burchell (Capt. 14) Sarah Burns (Capt. 99) Melissa Sis Burovac Britney Busch C Kathleen Caldwell Catalina Casaru Carmel Clark Sarah Clifford Patricia Clug 1980 Kelly Coellner (Capt MVP 99) Katie Coughlin 2016-present Olivia Covey Karre Cox ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING Dawn Coy Keri Coy (Capt. 99) Cassie Craddock Marsha Crouch Lauren Cuervo Ellen Culpepper Nancy Curry D Mary Ellen Dash 1975 Katy Davidson (Capt. 02) Katelyn Davis Kayla de Boer 2012 Agustina de Giovanni (MVP 08, 09) Lauran Deam 1983 Lisa Denaberg 1979 Lena deval Amy DeVasher (Capt. 96) Jill DeVasher Nathalie Dietiker Anna Doig Sarah Donaldson 1991 Kate Donnelly Brooke Donoho (Capt. 00) Emily Donohue Susie Dorrough 1993 Carrie Dragland (MVP 10) Marissa Dressel 2011 Vega Drew Jenny Dudley Lauren Dunn E Brooke Elias Baylee Ellson Maria Elm Rania Elwani (MVP 96, 97) Lisa Emmons Monica Eriksson 1980 Julia Etterer Katrice Ewanich (Capt. 11) F Emily Facchine (Capt. 14 & 15) Darren Fagden Kara Feeney Morgan Fleming 2016-present Kara Fredlock 2015-present Laura Finelli 2011 Margaret Fischer Lee Ann Fleshman Holly Forbes 1995 Kristen Francis 1999 Molly Frantz G Alison Gallagher Jenna Gallo Rita Garay Beth Gardner Jamie Gardner Gina Gatti 1982 Victoria Genova Monica Geohagan Amanda Gilbert Brittany Gilbert 2013-present (Capt. 16) Stacy Gillies (Capt. 93, 94) Carole Gough 1979 Anna Grant Kate Shannon Gray (MVP 11) Belinda Green (Capt. 02) Drew Gunnels Anna Rae Gwarjanski H Hillary Hahmann Kathryn Hallquist (Capt. 05) Shelly Hansen Kim Hanson 1985 Margaret Harris Michelle Harris (MVP 90) Anita Harrison (Capt. 89 MVP 89) Caitlyn Harrison Jenna Hastreiter Sarah Helm 2016-present Sarah Hickinbotham (Capt. 97) Pam Higgs Shelby Hixon Beth Hobart Liz Hobbs Allyson Horn Victoria Hove 2013-present Kym Hucal Carrie Huff Susan Huff 1989 Elizabeth Hughes Caroline Humphreville I Kaula Ilioupoulos 1975 Kathleen Ireland 1980 J Sarah James 1977 Christina Jarvis Ann-Sofie Joensson Jennifer Johnson 1991 Stephanie Johnson Karen Jones (Capt. 97, 98) Jennifer Joy 1988 K Maddie Kamman 2014-present Cynthia Kangos 1987 Carole Ann Keating Katie Kelsoe 2016-present Kelly Kerr Jan King 1981 Michele King Stephanie Kinsey Jennifer Kirrstetter (Capt. 88) Aimee Kliewer 2006 Stephanie Klotz 2013-present Tammy Kneer Angelika Knipping (MVP 83, 85) Rebecca Konkel 1983 Jana Korsch Caroline Korst 2014-present Irini Kosta 2002 L Alison Lafevers Jo Dee Lake Carol Landry (MVP 81) Laura Landry 1990 Claire Leddy 1979 Anna Lindberg , 97 Tracy Lindsay Laura Lloyd (Capt. 98) Barbara Logan Jane Looney 1975 Barbara Losche Jennifer Lowe Kelsie Ludolph Samantha Lugar Cindy Lygutis 1978 Mary Lyles 1975 Meghan Lynch M Bonnie Macdonald Justine Macfarlane 2016-present Melanie MacKay Jennifer Mahaney (Capt. 93 MVP 92) Amanda Maher Marianne Mancino 1980 Charlene Maneki Liz Manz Eleonora Markou Karen Martin 1975 Angely Martinez Leslie Mason 1978 Paige Matherson 2015-present April Mathis Francine Mathot Miranda Matias 2002 Margy McCarthy 2016-present Lisa McClain Paige McCleary (MVP 12) Erica McCollough 1994 Holly McCreless Charlene McDaniels 1978 Liz McGiffin Ellen McGrath Chrissy Menendez Katie Merriam Tammy Merrill Ashley Messmore 2004 Renata Miatto Anne Marie Milling Hanna Miluska Valery Monroe 1981 Jenna Montgomery Cindy Morris Lindsay Morrow 2016-present Emma Murray 2016-present Hannah Musser 2016-present Katheryne Muth

75 Records & History N Callie Nettles Kathryn Newland (Capt. 91, 92) Karen Nicholson 1982 Kim Nicholson (MVP 82, 85) Pernille Nimb Erika Nist 2016-present Mia Nonnenberg 2015-present Debbie Nuckolls O Heather O Brien 2001 Shannon O Shea 1987 Emma Olsson 1998 P Justine Panian 2013-present Brittany Parkey Alaina Patterson Beth Patty 1980 Raechel Pera 2001 Ida Persson (Capt. 12) Lauren Piper Anne Poleska (Capt. 02 MVP 01, 02, 03, 05) Alex Popa Dorie Portela Stacy Potter (MVP 93, 94, 95) Morgan Presley 2013-present Kelly Purcell R Nicole Raicik 2016-present Lisa Raines Barbie Rank Crystal Rasmussen (MVP 06 Capt. 06) Regina Ray 1979 Ann Reddy Catherine Reinagel Katherine Rhodes (Capt. 94, 95) Julie Richards Cindy Riddell Karin Ridderstople 1990 Ellen Riley (Capt. 85) Leslie Riley Emily Ritter Nicole Roberts Mary Robertson Becca Rogers Jill Rogers Ann Ross Missy Ruffner Ragga Runolfsdottir (MVP 91) Sara Rutledge Sofie Rylander S Tracy Salzano 1992 Betsy Saunders Emma Saunders 2013-present Katie Schroeder Suzanne Schwee Sandi Sciples Bailey Scott 2014-present Rosemarie Seaman Lauren Searcy 2013-present Mary-Kate Sellers Arlene Semeco Georgia Sewell Kimberly Sharpe Donna Jean Sheets Jenny Siegart Helga Sigurdardottir Gunilla Siljeback 1980 Jamie Silverman Susan Simpson Kim Singer (Capt. 08) Cami Sink 2001 Mallory Slaughter Jackie Slingerland Patti Slucher 1979 Erin Sparks (MVP 07 Capt. 08) Beth Sprigg Elle St. Charles Kim Staab Sam Stanley 2012 Vicky Stanley Nancy Stephens Kellie Stratton Flavia Sugimori Karolina Szczepaniak 2014-present T Kate Tallett Kasie Talon 2008 Jill Tappen (Capt. 95) Karen Taylor 1985 Karli Taylor Ryann Taylor Tara Theilemann Drue Thorn Temarie Tomley 2015-present Dakota Toner 2014-present Ginny Trott Paige Troyan Erin Tuite 1989 Julie Turk Stacy Turner Karissa Tuthill (Capt. 07) Meme Tynan (Capt. 80) V Linda Valerio Shannon Van Hoy (Capt. 09, 10) Gail Vasterling 1982 Vanessa Von der Heyde Kristel Vourna (MVP 12) W Carol Wagner 1978 Kate Wallis 1999 Marcy Warriner (Capt. 02) Dagmar Waxenberger 1978 Yvonne Waxenberger 1978 Nicole Weatherman 2004 Kacey Weddle Doris Weibke 1983 Jane Weir Janna Wiegold 1987 Carina Wiberg 1987 Sharon Wilkerson 1978 Ashley Williams 1987 Kathy Williams Katie Williams (Capt. 90 MVP 88) Teri Williams Elizabeth Wine 1987 Melaine Wirtner Brooke Wise 2000 Michelle Wise Ayanna Woods 2016-present Debbie Wright Y Marian Yurchishin 2016-present Z Taylor Zablocki 2014-present Emily Zapinski 2014-present Maggie Zblewski Jill Zenter 1978 Nora Zhong RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 73

76 Records & History WOMEN S ALL-TIME TOP FREESTYLE Bailey Scott Kristel Vourna Arlene Semeco Rania Elwani Justine Panian Stacy Potter Ida Persson Temarie Tomley Marcy Warriner Stephanie Kinsey FREESTYLE Ida Persson Emma Saunders Temarie Tomley Rania Elwani Arlene Semeco Alexa Popa Justine Panian Kristel Vourna Bailey Scott Erin Sparks FREESTYLE Emma Saunders 1: Anne Poleska 1: Rania Elwani 1: Kate Shannon Gray 1: Anna Rae Gwarjanski 1: Katie Williams 1: Michelle Harris 1: Brittany Gilbert 1: Shannon Van Hoy 1: Kelly Coellner 1: ,650 FREESTYLE Jenna Gallo 16: Ann-Sofie Joensson 16: Marla Brooksbank 16: Laurence Bensimon 16: Beth Hobart 16: Bonnie Macdonald 16: Karolina Szczepaniak 16: Lisa Raines 16: Hanna Miluska 16: Nicole Weatherman 16: BACKSTROKE Emma Saunders Caroline Korst Stephanie Kinsey Brittany Gilbert Stacy Potter Kathryn Hallquist Temarie Tomley Cassie Craddock Bailey Scott Lauren Piper BACKSTROKE Emma Saunders 1: Brittany Gilbert 1: Caroline Korst 1: Jenny Dudley 1: Julie Richards 1: Michele Rielly 1: Lauren Piper 1: Stephanie Kinsey 1: Brooke Elias 1: Anna Rae Gwarjanski 1: BUTTERFLY Kristel Vourna Hannah Brinks Stacy Potter Candace Weiman Suzanne Schwee Brittany Gilbert Ida Persson Nora Zhong Justine Panian Georgia Sewell BUTTERFLY Suzanne Schwee 1: Leah Bird 1: Elle St. Charles 1: Kaylin Burchell 1: Victoria Genova 1: Mia Nonnenberg 1: Emily Facchine 1: Brittany Gilbert 1: Kristel Vourna 1: Candace Weiman 2: IM Mia Nonnenberg 1: Kate Shannon Gray 1: Kaylin Burchell 1: Alex Popa 1: Bridget Blood 1: Agustina de Giovanni 1: Candace Weiman 2: Anne Poleska 2: Karolina Szczepaniak 2: Anna Rae Gwarjanski 2: RECORDS & HISTORY 500 FREESTYLE Laurence Bensimon 4: Agustina de Giovanni 4: Jenna Gallo 4: Ann-Sofie Joensson 4: Mia Nonnenberg 4: Pernille Nimb 4: Marla Brooksbank 4: Karolina Szczepaniak 4: Lisa Raines 4: Bonnie Macdonald 4: ,000 FREESTYLE Laurence Bensimon 9: Jenna Gallo 9: Ann-Sofie Joensson 9: Bonnie Macdonald 9: Marla Brooksbank 9: Nicole Weatherman 10: Agustina de Giovanni 10: Karolina Szczepaniak 10: Beth Hobart 10: Virginia Andreatta 10: BREASTSTROKE Kaylin Burchell Bridget Blood Anne Poleska 1: Agustina de Giovanni 1: Marcy Warriner 1: Alex Popa 1: Morgan Presley 1: Stephanie Klotz 1: Katherine Rhodes 1: Erin Sparks 1: BREASTSTROKE Kaylin Burchell 2: Anne Poleska 2: Bridget Blood 2: Agustina de Giovanni 2: Alex Popa 2:10: Stephanie Klotz 2: Kate Shannon Gray 2: Morgan Presley 2: Katherine Rhodes 2: Francine Mathot 2: IM Mia Nonnenberg 4: Kate Shannon Gray 4: Agustina de Giovanni 4: Karolina Szczepaniak 4: Anne Poleska 4: Catalina Casaru 4: Katrine Bomstad 4: Laurence Bensimon 4: Emily Donohue 4: Kaylin Burchell 4: Swimmers in Bold 74 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

77 WOMEN S RECORDS Records & History University of Alabama SEC Championship NCAA Event School Record Aquatic Center Record Record Record 50 FREESTYLE Bailey Scott Jenny Bradford (Kentucky) Ariana Vanderpool-Wallace (Auburn) Lara Jackson (Arizona) in in in in FREESTYLE Ida Persson Christine Magnuson (Tennessee) A. Vanderpool-Wallace (Auburn) Simone Manuel in in in in FREESTYLE Emma Saunders Christine Magnuson (Tennessee) Shannon Vreeland (Georgia) Missy Franklin (California) 1:45.90 in :43.00 in :41.83 in :39.10 in FREESTYLE Laurence Bensimon Caroline Burckle (Florida) Brittany MacLean (Georgia) Leah Smith (Virginia) 4:47.16 in :34.87 in :34.63 in :30.37 in ,000 FREESTYLE Laurence Bensimon Kim Linehan (Texas) 9:46.52 in :35.05 in ,650 FREESTYLE Jenna Gallo Tiffany Cohen (Texas) Brittany MacLean (Georgia) Stephanie Peacock (UNC) 16:13.56 in :53.85 in :40.77 in :38.79 in BACKSTROKE Emma Saunders Gemma Spofforth (Florida) Gemma Spofforth (Florida) Natalie Coughlin (California) in in in in BACKSTROKE Emma Saunders Gemma Spofforth (Florida) Gemma Spofforth (Florida) Elizabeth Pelton (California) 1:54.05 in :50.56 in :48.34 in :47.84 in BREASTSTROKE Kaylin Burchell Kara Denby (Auburn) Breeja Larson (Texas A&M) Breeja Larson (Texas A&M) in :00.37 in in in BREASTSTROKE Kaylin Burchell Anne Poleska (Alabama) Breeja Larson (Texas A&M) Breeja Larson (Texas A&M) 2:07.75 in :08.85 in :05.19 in :04.48 in BUTTERFLY Kristel Vourna Christine Magnuson (Tennessee) Beryl Gastadello (Texas A&M) Kelsi Worrell (Louisville) in in in in BUTTERFLY Suzanne Schwee Emily Kukors (Auburn) Cammile Adams (Texas A&M) Elaine Breeden (Stanford) 1:57.55 in :54.97 in :52.19 in :49.92 in IM Mia Nonnenberg Ava Ohlgren (Auburn) Melanie Margalis (Georgia) Caitlin Leverenz (California) 1:58.12 in :54.97 in :52.87 in :51.77 in IM Mia Nonnenberg Ava Ohlgren (Auburn) Elizabeth Beisel (Florida) Katinka Hosszu (Southern Cal) 4:09.03 in :05.78 in :58.35 in :56.54 in MEDLEY 1:37.24 in 2014 Florida 1:37.23 in 2008 Tennessee 1:35.08 in 2013 California 1:34.24 in 2012 RELAY Stephanie Kinsey Gemma Spofforth Lauren Solernou Cindy Tran Kaylin Burchell Caroline Burckle Molly Hannis Caitlin Leverenz Kristel Vourna Colleen Healy Kelsey Floyd Colleen Fotsch Justine Panian Stephanie Napier Faith Johnson Liv Jensen 400 MEDLEY 3:35.62 in 2014 Auburn 3:33.40 in 2008 Texas A&M 3:28.93 in 2013 Stanford 4:26.41 in 2015 RELAY Stephanie Kinsey Margo McCawley Paige Miller Ally Howe Kaylin Burchell Kara Denby Breeja Larson Katie Olsen Kristel Vourna Ava Ohlgren Caroline McElhany Janet Hu Emma Saunders Emily Kukors Liliana Ibanez Lopez Simone Manuel 200 FREESTYLE 1:29.03 in 2015 Tennessee 1:29.07 in 2008 Georgia 1:26.89 in 2013 Arizona 1:26.20 in 2009 RELAY Bailey Scott Michele King Maddie Locus Lara Jackson Kristel Vourna Carly Mathes Chanta Van Landeghem Lindsey Kelly Temarie Tomley Christine Magnuson Allison Schmitt Justine Schluntz Justine Panian Brittany Nauta Megan Romano Taylor Baughman 400 FREESTYLE 3:18.59 in 2015 Auburn 3:13.09 in 2008 Georgia 3:11.23 in 2013 Stanford 3:08.54 in 2015 RELAY Justine Panian Ava Ohlgren Allison Schmitt Lia Neal Temarie Tomley Melissa Marik Chanta Van Landeghem Janet Hu Bailey Scott Emily Kukors Shannon Vreeland Lindsey Engel Emma Saunders Kara Denby Megan Romano Simone Manuel 800 FREESTYLE 7:09.31 in 2015 Auburn 6:57.28 in 2008 Georgia 6:53.58 in 2011 California 6:50.18 in 2015 RELAY Emma Saunders Ava Ohlgren Morgan Scroggy Cierra Runge Mia Nonnenberg Caitlin Geary Chelsea Nauta Camille Cheng Karolina Szczepaniak Melissa Marik Melanie Margalis Elizabeth Pelton Leah Bird Emily Kukors Allison Schmitt Missy Franklin 1-METER DIVING Paige McCleary Paige McCleary (Alabama) Alex Bettridge (LSU) Anastasia Pozdniakova (Houston) (6 Dives) in in in in METER DIVING Paige McCleary Paige McCleary (Alabama) Laura Ryan (Georgia) Christina Loukas (Indiana) (6 Dives) in in in in 2009 PLATFORM DIVING Carrie Dragland Paige Brown (LSU) Victoria Lamp (Tennessee) Haley Ishimatsu (Southern Cal) (5 Dives) in in in in 2013 RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 75

78 Records & History ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND THE CRIMSON TIDE Alabama s swimming and diving program enjoyed yet another tremendous season in the classroom. In 2015, the Crimson Tide men and women both posted team grade point averages over 3.0. Alabama s women were one of just four teams that finished in the top 30 both at the NCAA Championships (29th) and by grade point average (16th). Of that number, only Purdue, which finished 30th, posted a better team GPA than the Crimson Tide s The Crimson Tide men were also in good company in 2015 as one of five teams that finished in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships and posted a team grade point average better than Of that number, only Stanford and Michigan posted a better team GPA than the Crimson Tide s During the academic year, Alabama was the only program in the nation to have both its men s and women s teams score at the NCAA Division I Championships and finish in the top-25 by team GPA. The women, which led the nation in terms of team grade point average in 2012 and 2013, did so again in the fall of 2013, THE BILL BATTLE ACADEMIC CENTER posting a 3.62, 3.47 and 3.68, respectively after finishing second in 2011 and third in the spring of The Crimson Tide men have also earned the spotlight for their academic accomplishments. In 2011 the Tide men were ranked No. 1 nationally with a 3.44 team GPA. The 2015 season also saw All- Americans and SEC champions Anton McKee and Connor Oslin earn CoSIDA Academic All- America honors to go with their multitude of athletics accolades. On the conference level, Alabama s women have earned Southeastern Conference Academic Honor Roll honors 363 times since the award s inception in 1984, including an impressive 186 honors over the past seven years. The men have totaled 286 spots on SEC Academic Honor Roll since 1984 and 152 over the past eight years. The Tide s recent academic prowess is nothing new. During his standout career, Vlad Polyakov won a 200 breaststroke World Championship, twice finaled at the Olympic Games, won a pair of NCAA Championships, five SEC titles and set the SEC 200 breaststroke record. He was just as impressive in the classroom, earning a berth on the prestigious CoSIDA Academic All-American at-large team three years running. In addtion to McKee, Oslin and Polyakov, six other Tide athletes have earned a spot on the CoSIDA Academic All-American at-large team since 2005 Kyle Weeks (2011 and 2012), Elizabeth Hughes (2010), Kevin Greer (2009), Apostolis Tsagkarakis (2007), Guido Arroyo (2006), Stewart Smith (2005). In 1998, Jill DeVasher became the first member of the Alabama swimming and diving program to earn a place on the at-large team. In addition to the Tide s Academic All-Americans, Austin Shirey (2008), Adam Booher (2011), Dan Armstrong (2011) and Brian Carr (2014) all earned a place on the CoSIDA Academic All-Region IV At-Large team over the last decade. Postgraduate scholarships are another area where Alabama shines. A total of nine UA swimmers and divers have earned 11 NCAA and SEC Postgraduate scholarships since A fivetime SEC Champion and the 1991 NCAA Runner-up off the 1-meter board, Mark Rourke capped off his career by earning Alabama Swimming and Diving s first NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship in Rourke s inaugural crimson and white honor was followed by backto-back-to-back postgraduate scholarships in the mid-1990s when Amy DeVasher earned one from the NCAA in 1996 and Ann- Sofie Joensson brought an NCAA award back to the Capstone in Jill DeVasher completed the trifecta in 1998 winning an SEC scholarship, an award also bestowed upon her sister, Amy DeVasher. Mark Jollands was a fourtime All-American and posted the fastest 500 freestyle time in the conference as a senior in 2000 as well as earning an SEC Postgraduate Scholarship. All- American diver Stewart Smith added an SEC Postgraduate Scholarship in Kevin Greer, a senior in 2009, not only earned first-team CoSIDA Academic All-America honors, but also came away with the Crimson Tide s fourth NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship. Adam Booher earned an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship in 2011 while Weeks earned NCAA and SEC Postgraduate Scholarships in One of the secrets behind the academic success for Tide athletes is Alabama s Center of Athletic Student Services (CASS). From the CAREER AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT CENTER RECORDS & HISTORY The Bill Battle Academic Center at Paul W. Bryant Hall is the crown jewel in Alabama s $125 million Crimson Tradition building initiative. Through the auspices of the Crimson Tradition Fund, Alabama took its former athletic dorm and converted it into a 55,000-square foot state-ofthe-art facility that benefits all 500-plus Crimson Tide student-athletes. The building s many amenities includes a 48-seat computer lab with the most up to date equipment available. The computer lab also houses 25 laptop computers that can be checked out by student-athletes for use on team road trips. There are math, English and writing labs as well as individual study rooms. The athletic academic advisor offices are also housed in the building along with several study lounges, two 50-seat classrooms and a 140-seat classroom. The classrooms have cutting-edge teaching devices, including digital projectors and smart boards that allow instructors to interact with students on the go. Throughout the building, there are 16 information stations that provide student-athletes with news about tutorials, study sessions and even practice schedules. The latest enhancement to the Bill Battle Academic Center came in the academic year, when the Susan & Gaylon McCollough A-Club Career and Leadership Development Center was dedicated. The center, located on the second floor of the Academic Center, is a place where Alabama student-athletes can hone the skills necessary to take the next step in their lives. We felt like this was the next logical step, Jon Dever said. We try to prepare our student-athletes with everything they need to be successful in the classroom and now, with this new center, we can help them prepare for that next step in their lives. The center and its staff help student-athletes learn everything from creating a resume to utilizing social media in a professional way to how to interview and network effectively. The suite was named for Alabama football letterman Gaylon McCollough and his wife Susan. McCollough was a center on the Tide s 1964 National Championship team and an Academic All-America in the classroom who was named All-SEC on the field before being drafted by the Dallas Cowboys. 76 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

79 Records & History moment a recruit first walks on to campus to the moment an athlete graduates with diploma in hand, the academic services provided are outstanding. For the first year at the Capstone, freshmen and junior college transfers are required to attend nightly study halls. After that, attendance is based on the individual s GPA and study needs. CASS is headed by Assistant Athletics Director for Student Services Jon Dever. Dever is assisted by Stephanie Godfrey, swimming and diving s academic advisor, as well as numerous other full-time staffers. Joining this group are five interns and more than 60 part-time tutors. The entire operation is housed in the Bill Battle Academic Center located at Bryant Hall. The CASS staff works as a liaison between the Athletics Department, undergraduate divisions, and administrative office of the university. The staff offers career advice and counseling, makes sure all athletes are maintaining satisfactory progress toward their degrees and monitors academic eligibility. The advisors also secure tutors and schedule study sessions. All of these services begin with the recruit s first visit to campus. The advisors set up individual appointments within the department of the recruit s area of study and accompany them to the meeting. They also give the recruit a tour of the campus and review the services provided by CASS. The dedicated CASS staff can only give guidance and direction. Achievement is left in the hands of the student-athlete. If the athlete wishes to succeed in the classroom as they do in competition, then Alabama s CASS will provide them with every opportunity to achieve their highest goals. ALABAMA S ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL NCAA AND SEC POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS Kyle Weeks NCAA & SEC Adam Booher NCAA CoSIDA Academic All-American 1998 Jill DeVasher 2005 Vlad Polyakov Stewart Smith 2006 Guido Arroyo Vlad Polyakov 2007 Vlad Polyakov Apostolis Tsagkarakis 2009 Kevin Greer 2010 Elizabeth Hughes 2011 Kyle Weeks 2012 Kyle Weeks 2015 Anton Mckee Connor Oslin CoSIDA Academic All-Region 2008 Austin Shirey 2011 Daniel Armstrong Adam Booher 2014 Brian Carr NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships 1991 Mark Rourke 1996 Amy DeVasher 1997 Ann-Sofie Joensson 2009 Kevin Greer 2011 Adam Booher 2012 Kyle Weeks NCAA Foundation Leadership Conference 2003 Adam Hall 2007 Austin Shirey SEC Postgraduate Scholarship 1996 Amy DeVasher 1996 Jill DeVasher 2000 Mark Jollands 2005 Stewart Smith 2012 Kyle Weeks Kevin Greer NCAA Stewart Smith SEC SEC Good Works Team 2004 Sonya Adams 2007 Austin Shirey Karissa Tuthill 2008 Kevin Greer Allyson Angle 2009 Kevin Greer Allyson Angle 2010 Daniel Armstrong Elizabeth Hughes 2011 Kyle Weeks Kelsie Ludolph 2012 Kyle Weeks Callan Buck 2013 Brian Carr Paige McCleary 2014 Paige McCleary Philip Dockery 2015 Paige Matherson J.J. Pursley Paul W. Bryant Student-Athlete of the Year 1995 Amy DeVasher 2000 Mark Jollands XXXI 1995 Amy DeVasher 1997 Jill DeVasher Mortar Board 1995 Amy DeVasher 2005 Sonya Adams Alpha Epsilon Rho 2002 Belinda Green Alpha Kappa Psi 2005 Stewart Smith Alpha Lambda Delta 1995 Jill DeVasher Mark Jollands SEC Dawn Coy 2002 Michael Pigassou 2005 Bridget Belyea 2007 Mary-Kate Sellers 2008 Shannon Van Hoy Maggie Zblewski 2010 Elizabeth Hughes Kara Feeney Robert Scrip 2012 Emily Facchine 2015 Emily Zapinski Alpha Mu Alpha 2007 Karissa Tuthill Beta Gamma Sigma 1997 Jill DeVasher Anna Lindberg 2001 Mark Jollands 2002 Grant Jollands 2008 Austin Shirey 2011 Kate Shannon Gray Blue Key 1995 Amy DeVasher Cardinal Key 1996 Jill DeVasher Eta Kappa Nu 1997 Alex Voris 2011 Andrew Reeves Gamma Beta Phi 1996 Dana Bleich Jill DeVasher Josh Luber Francine Mathot 1997 Jen Buffington Keri Coy Jenny Dudley Laura Lloyd Jill DeVasher SEC Ann-Sofie Joensson NCAA Sara Burns Kelly Coellner Brooke Donoho 2000 Katy Davidson Kristen Francis Belinda Green TJ Wolters 2001 Lainee Patterson 2003 Chris Flamion Ginny Trott 2005 Stewart Smith 2007 Mary-Kate Sellers Kevin Greer Golden Key 1996 Josh Luber 1997 Jill DeVasher Ann-Sofie Joensson Ann Lindberg 2001 Oren Azrad Katy Davidson 2002 Alaina Patterson 2004 Kat Bortenlanger Megan Lynch Charles Reeves Jeff Smith 2008 Mary-Kate Sellers 2009 Elizabeth Hughes Shannon Van Hoy 2010 Lauren Dunn Andrew Reeves Elizabeth Hughes Elle St. Charles 2011 Kate Shannon Gray 2015 Anton Mckee Kappa Tau Alpha 2001 Katy Davidson 2010 Britney Busch Lambda Sigma 2005 Karissa Tuthill Amy DeVasher NCAA & SEC Mark Rourke NCAA National Society of Collegiate Scholars 2004 Guido Arroyo Alison Lafevers 2007 Kevin Greer Kim Singer Erin Sparks 2008 Elizabeth Hughes Shannon Van Hoy Maggie Zblewski 2009 Britney Busch Lauren Dunn Kate Shannon Gray 2010 Shelby Hixon Elizabeth Hughes Adam Booher Kara Feeney Kate Shannon Gray Robert Scrip 2015 Emma Saunders Omicron Delta Kappa 1994 Amy DeVasher 1997 Jill DeVasher Ann-Sofie Joensson 1998 Keri Coy 2008 Austin Shirey Kevin Greer Phi Beta Kappa 1996 Amy DeVasher 2009 Kevin Greer Mary-Katherine Sellers 2010 Brooke Baldi 2015 Angely Martinez Phi Eta Sigma 1995 Jill DeVasher Joaquim Ribeiro 1997 Jenny Dudley 1998 Nora Zhong 1999 Kelly Coellner RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 77

80 Records & History ALABAMA S ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL RECORDS & HISTORY 2004 Andrea Bernthal Jenna Hastreiter 2005 Kim Singer Erin Sparks 2007 Brooke Baldi Kacey Weddle 2008 Elizabeth Hughes Kelsie Ludolph 2009 Alan Axford Paige Troyan 2010 Lauren Dunn Brooke Baldi Robert Scrip Kara Feeney 2011 Andrew Wrist Callie Nettles Brian Carr Phillip Dockery Paige Troyan 2015 Jacob Kelsoe Emma Saunders Emily Zapinski Phi Kappa Phi 1996 Jill DeVasher Phi Mu Epsilon 1996 Ann-Sofie Joensson Psi Chi 2008 Elizabeth Hughes Sigma Alpha Lambda 2005 Crystal Rasmussen 2007 Kevin Greer 2008 Shannon Van Hoy Ellen St. Charles 2010 Lauren Dunn Kara Feeney 2011 Kate Shannon Gray Sigma Tau Delta 1996 Francine Mathot Tau Beta Pi 2010 Andrew Reeves 2015 Maddie Kamman Council of Presidents Freshman Academic Achievement Awards - Human Environmental Science 2008 Paige Troyan 2009 Suzanne Schwee 2015 Paige Matherson Dept. of Journalism Boone Memorial Endowed Scholarship 2000 Katy Davidson Capstone Communication Society Memorial Endowed Scholarship 2001 Katy Davidson College of Arts and Sciences Woodrow Alvin Davis Family Student-Athlete Award 1998 Ann-Sofie Joensson Dept. of Economics Finance and Legal Studies Economic Freshman Achievement Award 1998 Mark Jollands Dept. of Economics Finance and Legal Studies Economic Faculty Award 1999 Mark Jollands Dept. of Economics Finance and Legal Studies Murray Havens Award 2000 Mark Jollands Outstanding Organic Chemistry Student 2008 Kevin Greer Outstanding Undergraduate in Economics 2000 Mark Jollands 2010 Lauren Dunn Dept. of Healthcare Management Recognition of Excellence in Scholarship 2007 Apostolis Tsagkarakis Recognition for Academic Excellence by a Psychology Major 2009 Kevin Greer Dept. of Marketing Recognition of Excellence in Scholarship 1998 Dana Bleich Marc Schrader 1999 Sarah Burns Karen Jones 2000 Brooke Donoho 2001 Brooke Donoho 2003 Charles Reeves James Willcox 2004 James Willcox 2005 Darren Erasmus Stewart Smith 2007 Tim Hansen Vlad Polyakov Austin Shirey Karissa Tuthill 2008 Austin Shirey 2011 Kate Shannon Gray Dept. of Management Recognition of Excellence in Scholarship 1998 Jill DeVasher 1999 Brooke Donoho 2002 Charles Reeves 2008 Caitlin Anderson 2010 Kate Shannon Gray Shannon Van Hoy 2011 Giles Gutnecht Outstanding Undergraduates in Finance 2002 Kat Bortenlanger Grant Jollands 2003 Kat Bortenlanger Grant Jollands 2004 Kat Bortenlanger 2010 Samantha Lugar Elle St. Charles Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Outstanding Student Branch Award 2002 Oren Azrad Austen LeGrand Bennett III Undergraduate Initiative Scholarships 2003 JT Jones 2005 Jenna Hastreiter Morris L. Mayer Endowed Scholarship in Marketing 2008 Austin Shirey Louis Drolet Luckie Memorial Endowed Scholarships 2003 JT Jones Protective Life Insurance Company Inc. Endowed Undergraduate Initiative Scholarships 2003 JT Jones Pearce Bevill Leesburg & Moore Accounting Scholarships 2003 Jeff Smith Economics Freshman Achievement Award 2003 Guido Arroyo Culverhouse College of Accountancy Honors Graduate 2005 JT Smith Gladys Poe Business Award 2005 Guido Arroyo Betty Loomis Distinguished Student Scholarship Award 2005 Darren Erasmus 2012 Kyle Weeks Dr. Lauris D. and Jacquelyn Graves Endowed Scholarships 2005 Jenna Hastreiter Justice Pelham J. and Gladys M. Merrill Endowed Undergraduate Initiative Scholarship 2005 JT Jones Jenna Hastreiter Parisian Inc. Endowed Undergraduate Initiative Scholarship 2005 JT Jones Evelyn Sanderson Parker Endowed Scholarships 2005 Jenna Hastreiter 2009 Adam Booher J. Kelly Sisk Memorial Endowed Scholarship 2009 Britney Busch Lucile M. Smith Endowed Undergraduate Initiative Scholarship 2005 JT Jones Management Information Systems Outstanding Junior 2005 Guido Arroyo MIS Scholarship Recipient - American Management Systems 2005 Guido Arroyo Vice President of Publicity-Alabama Information Management Society 2005 Guido Arroyo Blount Undergraduate Initiative 2007 Jenna Hasstreiter 2009 Mary-Katherine Sellers College of Arts and Sciences Outstanding Sophomore Award 2015 Kyle Simpson TCF Academic Achievement Award for Sophomores 2009 Britney Busch TCF Academic Achievement Award for Juniors 2010 Britney Busch TCF Academic Achievement Award for Seniors 2011 Britney Busch Economics Freshmen Achievement Award 2007 Timothy Cline C&BA Management GPA Award 2010 Kate Shannon Gray Marcus Whitman Award (Finance) 2012 Kyle Weeks Society of Newspapers Design Outstanding Student Award 2010 Allyson Angle Wilfred Galbraith Endowed Scholarship 2010 Kacey Weddle Capstone Communication Society Memorial Endowed Scholarship 2010 Britney Busch Excellence in Scholarship -General Business 2011 Andrea Rezzonico TCF John M. Forney, Jr. Endowed Scholarship 2011 Britney Busch Faculty Excellence Award-Management 2011 Andrea Rezzonico Special Achievement Award in Finance 2011 Kyle Weeks Outstanding Undergraduates Award in Finance 2011 Samantha Lugar Council of Presidents Freshman Academic Achievement Award 2011 Kristel Vourna Electrical and Computer Engineering Junior Meritorious Award 2011 Andrew Reeves Psychology Senior Honors Class Award 2012 Suzanne Schwee 78 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

81 Records & History 2015 CSCAA SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICANS WOMEN FIRST TEAM Kaylin Burchell, Brittany Gilbert, Emma Saunders, Justine Panian, Mia Nonnenberg and Temarie Tomley HONORABLE MENTION Emily Facchine, Stephanie Klotz, Bonnie Macdonald, Morgan Presley, Dakota Toner and Taylor Zablocki MEN FIRST TEAM Anton McKee, Connor Oslin, Luke Kaliszak, Matthew Adams and Will Freeman HONORABLE MENTION Brent Sagert, Dylan Marin, Hunter Smith, Jacob Kelsoe, Pavel Romanov and Taylor Charles SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL MEN 2015 Matthew Adams Taylor Charles Szymmy Day Phillip Deaton Will Freeman Clark Garner Kristian Gkolomeev Luke Kaliszak Jacob Kelsoe DJ Lang Carl Madden Dylan Marin Anton McKee Michael Messuri David Morton Connor Oslin Abbas Qali Carlo Rezzonico Pavel Romanov Brent Sagert Kyle Simpson Hunter Smith Brett Walsh Brian Westlake Braxton Young 2014 Reece Boyd Jake Carloni Brian Carr Taylor Charles Cameron Conners Szymmy Day Phillip Deaton Philip Dockery Clark Garner Jack Hadjiconstantinou BJ Hornikel Jacob Kelsoe Travis Kerner Carl Madden Dylan Marin Anton McKee Michael Messuri Connor Oslin Robert Ramoska Carlo Rezzonico Pavel Romanov Brent Sagert John Servati Kyle Simpson Brett Walsh Brian Westlake Andrew Wrist 2013 Brian Carr Cameron Conners Phillip Deaton Philip Dockery John Ellis Clark Garner Peter Hillyer BJ Hornikel Travis Kerner Alex Pujol Jake Reynolds John Servati Reese Shirey Brett Walsh Crews Wellford Brian Westlake George Wong Andrew Wrist 2012 Vlad Caciuc Brian Carr Cameron Conners Phillip Deaton Philip Dockery Clark Garner Gilles Gutnecht Hunter Hinson BJ Hornikel Jordan Lesser Alex Pujol Andrew Reeves Jake Reynolds John Servati Reese Shirey Devan Terry Mike Tontillo Kyle Weeks George Wong Andrew Wrist Joe Ziegler Luke Zippi 2011 Daniel Armstrong Alan Axford Adam Booher Jake Carloni Brian Carr Cameron Conners Catalin Cosma Phillip Dockery BJ Hornikel Alex Pujol Andrew Reeves Jake Reynolds Andrea Rezzonico Daniel Rozick Reese Shirey Devan Terry Mike Tontillo Kyle Weeks George Wong Andrew Wrist Joe Ziegler Luke Zippi Denes Zubcsek 2010 Daniel Armstrong Alan Axford Adam Booher Catalin Cosma Kyle Lee Sam Morgan Clint McClendon Andrew Reeves Daniel Rozick Jake Reynolds Andrea Rezzonico Robert Scrip Reese Shirey Kyle Weeks Denes Zubcsek 2009 Daniel Armstrong Adam Booher Catalin Cosma Kevin Greer Kyle Lee Clint McClendon Sam Morgan Andrew Reeves Daniel Rozick Kyle Weeks Denes Zubcsek 2008 Daniel Armstrong Adam Booher Catalin Cosma Kevin Greer Kyle Lee Clint McClendon Sam Morgan Daniel Rozick Andy Schnack Austin Shirey 2007 Riley Boulden Tim Cline Luke Dickson Aaron Fleshner Kevin Greer Tim Hansen Kyle Lee Hunor Mate Clint McClendon Sam Morgan Vlad Polyakov Andy Schnack Austin Shirey Apostolis Tsagkarakis 2006 Aaron Ashworth Guido Arroyo Spiros Bitsakis William Burke Darren Erasmus Igor Erhartic Chad Frichtl Tim Hansen Ryan Latone Alin Mihalca Andrew Neff Vlad Polyakov Apostolis Tsagkarakis 2005 Guido Arroyo Darren Erasmus Igor Erhartic Tim Hansen J.T. Jones Ryan Latone Franck Southon Stewart Smith 2004 Darren Erasmus Igor Erhartic Adam Hall Tim Hansen J.T. Jones Jesse Maple Jeff Smith Stewart Smith James Willcox Ben Worby 2003 Spiros Bitsakis Darren Erasmus Adam Hall J.T. Jones Vlad Polyakov Charles Reeves Jeffrey Smith Stewart Smith Frank Southon Apostolis Tsagkarakis James Willcox Ben Worby 2002 Christopher Flamion Grant Jollands Evan Mueller Michael Pigassou Charles Reeves Jeffrey Smith Stewart Smith Scott Weaver James Willcox 2001 Oren Azrad Grant Jollands Charles Reeves TJ Wolters 2000 Oren Azrad Mark Jollands Matt Pendleton Alan Rose 1999 Oren Azrad Mark Jollands Matt Pendleton Alan Rose 1998 Mark Jollands Matt Pendleton Alan Rose Marc Schrader 1997 Josh Luber Adam McBride Marc Schrader 1996 Mike Lamothe Josh Luber Adam McBride Russell McDowell Joaquim Ribeiro Alex Voris 1995 Craig Devitt Mike Lamothe Josh Luber Adam McBride Rick Richmond David Strassburg Brian Tribble Alex Voris 1994 Craig Devitt Peter Doig Alex Hermeto Nicos Papadopoulos Rick Richmond David Strassburg Alex Voris 1993 Darren Brudos Peter Doig Jamey Myers Juan Lopez David Strassburg 1992 Jamey Myers Juan Lopez 1991 Darren Brudos Mark Rourke Jamey Myers 1990 Mark Rourke Craig Ammon 1988 Craig Ammon Chris McDaniels 1987 Peter Berndt Thorbjorn Karlsson Ricardo Valdivia 1986 Don Berger Filiberto Colon Thorbjorn Karlsson Enrique Romero Ricardo Valdivia 1985 Donald Berger Filiberto Colon Thorbjorn Karlsson Ricardo Valdivia 1984 Filiberto Colon Brendan Moynihan RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 79

82 Records & History SEC ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL RECORDS & HISTORY WOMEN 2015 Leah Bird Bridget Blood Lisa Bogosian Kaylin Burchell Brooke Elias Emily Facchine Kara Fredlock Brittany Gilbert Victoria Hove Maddie Kamman Stephanie Klotz Caroline Korst Bonnie Macdonald Angely Martinez Paige Matherson Mia Nonnenberg Justine Panian Morgan Presley Emma Saunders Bailey Scott Lauren Searcy Karolina Szczepaniak Temarie Tomley Dakota Toner Kristel Vourna Taylor Zablocki Emily Zapinski 2014 Leah Bird Bridget Blood Lisa Bogosian Brooke Elias Emily Facchine Brittany Gilbert Anna Rae Gwarjanski Victoria Hove Maddie Kamman Stephanie Kinsey Stephanie Klotz Caroline Korst Bonnie Macdonald Angely Martinez Paige McCleary Keelin McNamara Sarah Musselman Justine Panian Morgan Presley Michele Rielly Emma Saunders Bailey Scott Lauren Searcy Dakota Toner Kristel Vourna Taylor Zablocki Emily Zapinski 2013 Lisa Bogosian Emily Facchine Jenna Gallo Brittany Gilbert Anna Rae Gwarjanski Hillary Hahmann Victoria Hove Stephanie Kinsey Stephanie Klotz Angely Martinez Paige McCleary Keelin McNamara Justine Panian Brittany Parkey Lauren Piper Morgan Presley Michele Rielly Chandler Ryberg Lauren Searcy Ali Smith Kristel Vourna 2012 Lisa Bogosian Callan Buck Kara Feeney Jenna Gallo Anna Rae Gwarjanski Hillary Hahmann Caitlyn Harrison Shelby Hixon Kayla de Boer Emily Facchine Angely Martinez Paige McCleary Katheryne Muth Callie Nettles Brittany Parkey Ida Persson Alex Popa Suzanne Schwee Kristel Vourna 2011 Callan Buck Britney Busch Kara Feeney Jenna Gallo Caitlyn Harrison Shelby Hixon Kelsie Ludolph Samantha Lugar Paige McCleary Callie Nettles Ida Persson Anna Rae Gwarjanski Suzanne Schwee Kate Shannon Gray Paige Troyan Kristel Vourna 2010 Allyson Angle Brooke Baldi Cameron Bass Hannah Brinks Britney Busch Lauren Cuervo Agustina de Giovanni Carrie Dragland Lauren Dunn Baylee Ellson Julie Etterer Kate Shannon Gray Caitlyn Harrison Shelby Hixon Elizabeth Hughes Kelsie Ludolph Samantha Lugar Jenna Montgomery Ida Persson Catherine Reinagel Julie Richards Nicole Roberts Suzanne Schwee Elle St. Charles Paige Troyan Shannon Van Hoy Kacey Weddle 2009 Caitlin Anderson Brooke Baldi Cameron Bass Hannah Brinks Britney Busch Olivia Covey Lauren Cuervo Lauren Dunn Baylee Ellson Kate Shannon Gray Caitlyn Harrison Shelby Hixon Elizabeth Hughes Kelsie Ludolph Samantha Lugar Jenna Montgomery Ida Persson Julie Richards Nicole Roberts Suzanne Schwee Mary-Kate Sellers Elle St. Charles Paige Troyan Shannon Van Hoy Kacey Weddle Maggie Zblewski 2008 Caitlin Anderson Allyson Angle Brooke Baldi Hannah Brinks Britney Busch Agustina de Giovanni Lauren Dunn Baylee Ellson Elizabeth Hughes Mary Kate Sellers Jenna Montgomery Ida Persson Julie Richards Nicole Roberts Kate Shannon Gray Kim Singer Erin Sparks Elle St. Charles Paige Troyan Shannon Van Hoy Vanessa Von der Heyde Kacey Weddle Maggie Zblewski 2007 Caitlin Anderson Allyson Angle Brooke Baldi Melina Bassino Bridget Belyea Hannah Brinks Agustina de Giovanni Elizabeth Hughes Caroline Humphreville Julie Richards Nicole Roberts Mary Kate Sellers Kim Singer Erin Sparks Elizabeth St. Charles Karissa Tuthill Shannon Van Hoy Kacey Weddle Maggie Zblewski 2006 Caitlin Anderson Melina Bassino Bridget Belyea Agustina de Giovanni Caroline Humphreville Alison Lafevers Hanna Miluska Crystal Rasmussen Mary Kate Sellers Kim Singer Erin Sparks Karissa Tuthill Vanessa Von der Heyde 2005 Sonya Adams Melina Bassino Selma Beji Bridgett Belyea Jenna Hastreiter Alison Lafevers Eleonora Markou Crystal Rasmussen Becca Rogers Arlene Semeco Kim Singer Erin Sparks Karissa Tuthill 2004 Bridgett Belyea Andrea Bernthal Jenna Hastreiter Liz McGiffin Eleonora Markou Crystal Rasmussen Becca Rogers Ann Ross Karissa Tuthill Nicole Weatherman 2003 Katherine Bortenlanger Kathryn Hallquist Alison Lafevers Meghan Lynch Elizabeth McGiffin Alaina Patterson Anne Poleska Crystal Rasmussen Ann Ross Ginny Trott Candace Weiman 2002 Lisa Andersson Kat Bortenlanger Catalina Casaru Kathryn Davidson Belinda Green Meghan Lynch Elizabeth McGiffin Alaina Patterson Anne Poleska Ann Ross Marcy Warriner 2001 Katy Davidson Holly McCreless Lainee Patterson Katherine Bortenlanger Christine Menedez Kelly Coellner Dawn Coy Emily Donohue Belinda Green Marcy Warriner 2000 Sarah Burns Kelly Coellner Katy Davidson Brooke Donoho Emily Donohue Belinda Green 1999 Jen Buffington Sarah Burns Kelly Coellner Keri Coy Brooke Donoho Emily Donohue 1998 Jenny Buffington Sarah Burns Keri Coy Jill DeVasher Brooke Donoho Karen Jones Laura Lloyd Nora Zhong 1997 Tina Andersson Tiffany Berry Dana Bleich Jenny Buffington Keri Coy Jill DeVasher Jenny Dudley Rania Elwani Monica Geohagan Sarah Hickinbotham Ann-Sofie Joensson Anna Lindberg Laura Lloyd Francine Mathot 1996 Dana Bleich Amy DeVasher Jill DeVasher Maria Elm Monica Geohagan Sarah Hickinbotham Ann-Sofie Joensson Laura Lloyd April Mathis Francine Mathot Jenny Siegart Karli Taylor 1995 Dana Bleich Amy DeVasher Stacy Gillies Ann-Sofie Joensson Anna Lindberg Francine Mathot Jill Tappen Karli Taylor 1994 Amy DeVasher Stacy Gillies Anna Lindberg Katherine Rhodes Helga Sigurdardottir Jill Tappen Karli Taylor 1993 Nathalie Dietiker Rita Garay Stacy Gillies Jo Dee Lake Helga Sigurdardottir Jill Tappen Teri Williams 1992 Susan Bartholomew Sis Burovac Jana Korsch Sofie Rylander Nathalie Dietiker 1991 Meg Bonella Jana Korsch 1990 Kathryn Newland Katie Williams Susan Bartholomew Dorie Portela 1988 Charlotte Brock Tami Merrill 1987 Anna Doig 1986 Anna Doig Donna Jean Sheets 1985 Ellen McGrath Kim Nicholson 1984 Carol Landry Kim Nicholson 80 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING

83 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING HALL OF FAME Records & History In 1975, legendary Crimson Tide head coach Don Gambril decided to create the Alabama Swimming Hall of Fame to honor those Tide swimmers, divers and related personnel who had made outstanding contributions to the Crimson Tide program through superb performances. Former head coach and Tide swimming legend Jonty Skinner was the first member to be inducted into the Hall of Fame on the strength of his NCAA Championship and world record, both in the 100 freestyle. In the fall of 2011, Aaron Fleshner was inducted into the hall after earning a place on the United States World Championship team. Betsy Saunders, Alabama s first female All-American also earning a place in the hall in Like the 1960 men s team, Saunders was inducted as a Crimson Tide pioneer. Since Skinner was inducted in 1975, the Hall of Fame has grown to 39 individual members and the 1960 team. An athlete must meet one of eight requirements to be eligible for induction: 1. AIAW or NCAA champion in an individual event 2. Member of the U.S. Olympic Team 3. Finalist at the Olympic Games 4. Member of the U.S. World Championship Team 5. Finalist at the World Championships 6. Pan-American or Pan-Pacific Games individual medalist 7. One male and one female athlete is chosen as Athlete of the Decade for outstanding contribution to the program. 8. An individual or group that is deemed a pioneer of the program Hall of Fame Inductee Aaron Fleshner JONTY SKINNER 1975 First member of the Hall of Fame Earned the first individual NCAA championship in Alabama s swimming history His time of in the 100 freestyle on March 29, 1975, in Cleveland, Ohio, set an NCAA record and U.S. Open record Set a world record in 1976 in the 100m freestyle Served as the Tide s head coach from JACK BABASHOFF 1976 Earned a silver medal in the 100 meter freestyle and a gold medal as part of the U.S. 400 freestyle relay at the 1976 Olympics Gold medalist at the 1975 Pan American games Four-year All-American. CHRISTINA JARVIS 1976 Won five AIAW titles, including the 100 and 200 breaststroke in 1976 and the 50, 100 and 200 breaststroke in 1977 Set the U.S. Open record in 1976 in the 100 meter breaststroke AIAW record holder in the 200 breaststroke, 2:18.79 U.S. Open and AIAW record holder in the 100 breaststroke, 1: CASEY CONVERSE 1977 Set an NCAA record and became the first man in swimming history to break the 15-minute barrier on his way to winning the 1,650 freestyle when he went 14:57.30 on March 26, 1977 in Cleveland, Ohio Also held the NCAA record in the 1,000 freestyle Swam for the United States at the 1976 Olympics. VICKY STANLEY AIAW champion in the 50 freestyle, her winning effort set an AIAW record in that event. MIKE CURINGTON 1978 Won three gold medals at the 1975 Pan Am Games Won four gold medals at the 1977 World University Games four-year All- American. WAYNE CHESTER 1978 First Alabama diver to win an NCAA title, taking first off the 1-meter board at the 1978 NCAA Championships three-year SEC Champion two-year All-American. CARLOS BERROCAL 1979 Won the 1979 NCAA 100 backstroke title Earned a fourth-place finish at the 1976 Olympic Games in the 100 backstroke fouryear All-American... SEC Champion. MARK TONELLI 1979 Finaled in the 200 backstroke at the 1976 Olympic Games for Australia Won the gold at the 1980 Olympic games as part of Australia s 400 medley relay Former SEC record holder in the 200 backstroke 200 backstroke runnerup at the 1979 NCAA Championships. JOHN FOSTER 1980 The Crimson Tide s first coach From 1960 to 1973 he compiled record in dual meet competition Coached Alabama s first All-Americans. ARNE BORGSTROM 1982 Won the 1982 NCAA 1,650 freestyle title Named the 1982 SEC Swimmer of the Year Named 1982 Alabama Athlete of the Year Earned All-America honors four consecutive years First man to swim the 1,650 freestyle in less than 15 minutes at the SEC Championships. RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 81

84 RECORDS & HISTORY 82 Records & History ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING HALL OF FAME ANGELIKA KNIPPING 1983 Won the NCAA 50 breaststroke title on the way to setting a collegiate record in that event which still stands Won three SEC titles and earned All-America honors 13 times. GLENN MILLS 1983 Won the NCAA 200 breaststroke title Member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic team Member of the 1982 U.S. World Championship Team. DON GAMBRIL 1984 Legendary Head Coach of the Crimson Tide Head Coach of the 1984 U.S. Olympic Team in Los Angeles Head coach of the 1983 U.S. Pan-American squad Head coach of the 1991 U.S. World Championship Team First individual recipient of U.S. Swimming Award. BOB WEBSTER 1985 Won gold medals in platform diving at the 1960 and 1964 Olympics Four-time SEC Diving Coach of the Year Coached an NCAA champion and 10 SEC champions. MARCELLO JUCA 1985 Won three medals at the 1983 Pan-American Games Three-time All-American Member of the 1984 Brazilian Olympic Team. JENS-PETER BERNDT 1987 World record holder in the 400 IM Finalist at the 1988 Olympic Games Two-time SEC champion RALPH WRIGHT 1988 Swimmer of the 1960s Three year Most Valuable Swimmer 1968 SEC Most Valuable Swimmer Five-time SEC champion, winning the 400 individual medley, 1650 freestyle, 500 freestyle and 200 backstroke and as part of the 800 freestyle relay Set four SEC records during his career... Alabama school record holder in eight individual events during his career, including all four strokes and both IMs... part of three school record setting relays... NCAA Championships qualifier all three years of his varsity career. JON OLSEN Olympic 400 medley and freestyle relay gold medalist and 800 freestyle relay bronze medalist 1996 Olympic double gold medalist, 400 and 800 freestyle relays 1996 Olympic team captain Five-time SEC Champion 1991 NCAA Championship 100 freestyle runner-up 50, 100 and 200 freestyle Alabama school record holder Four-year MVP for the Tide Member of the 1991 & 1994 U.S. World Championship team Goodwill Games gold medalist 1991 Pan-Pacific Games gold medalist World-record holder as part of the USA s 400 medley relay Captain of the 1993 U.S. Pan Pacific squad Four-time gold medalist at the 1993 Pan Pacific Games - 50 and ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING 100 freestyle and the 400 freestyle and medley relays Inaugural U.S. Resident National Team member. MARK ROURKE 1991 Finalist at the 1984 Olympics, representing Canada in the platform event Finalist at the 1992 Olympic Games off the 3-meter board Four-time SEC champion Became the first diver in SEC history to win all three diving events at the 1991 SEC Championships, Set the school and SEC record holder for the 1-meter diving event Runner-up at the 1991 NCAA Championships in 1-meter diving. ELLEN (MCGRATH) OWEN 1992 Member of the 1992 U.S. Olympic Diving Team Finaled off the platform at the 1992 Games 1985 SEC Champion off the 3-meter board Academic All-SEC in 1985 Two-time All- America. MARLA BROOKSBANK 1992 Swimmer of the 1970s First female Alabama swimmer to earn individual All-America honors all four years of her career Gold medalist at the 1979 World University Games held in Mexico Alabama s 1979 Most Valuable Swimmer. JEFF WADE 1992 Swimmer of the 1970s Anchored the 800 freestyle relay that earned Alabama s first All-America honors at the 1970 NCAA Championships 1970 Academic All- America Three-year team MVP Three-year captain Five-time SEC champion, with three individual titles and two relay titles Threetime All-SEC Set SEC records in the 200 IM, 200 backstroke and 800 freestyle. GREG HIGGINSON 1992 Swimmer of the 1980s Total of 12 All-America honors from 1980 to 1983 Five-time individual SEC Champion Winner of the 1982 Commissioners Trophy Member of the 1982 SEC Championship team Three year All-SEC. KIM NICHOLSON 1992 Swimmer of the 1980s Total of 23 All-America honors from 1982 to 1985 Seven SEC titles, four individual titles and three relay wins 1984 and 1985 Academic All-SEC Member of the 1985 SEC Championship team. RAFAEL ALVAREZ 1996 Competed for Spain at the 1988, 1992, 1996 and 2000 Olympics Finaled off the Platform at the 1992 Olympics Dove for Spain at four World Championships , 1994, 1998 and Southeastern Conference Diver of the Year 1995 SEC 1-meter Champion 1995 SEC Platform Champion 1994 and 1995 All-American 1994 and 1995 All-SEC. BRENT ROBERTS NCAA platform champion Member of the 1998 U.S. World Championship Team 1997 and 1998 Southeastern Conference Diver of the Year Two SEC titles Eight-time first team All-American and three-time honorable mention All-American STACY POTTER 2000 Swimmer of the 1990s 1995 NCAA runner-up in the 100 butterfly 1995 SEC 100 butterfly champion 12-time first team All-American and 10-time honorable mention All-American Set the 50 and 100 freestyle school records Holds the 100 butterfly and backstroke school records SEC record setter in the 100 butterfly Swam on the school-record 200 and 400 freestyle relays and 200 and 400 medley relays. TRAVIS MYERS 2000 Swimmer of the 1990s NCAA runner-up in the 100 breaststroke in SEC 100 breaststroke champion Earned six first team All-America honors and seven honorable mention All-America honors Swam on the school-record 200 freestyle and 400 medley relays STEFAN GHERGHEL 2002 Won back-to-back NCAA 200 butterfly titles, making him the first Alabama swimmer to repeat as NCAA champion Posted the third-fastest time in the history of the 200 butterfly, behind only Pablo Morales and Melvin Stewart 2002 and 2003 SEC 200 butterfly champion Finaled at the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece, taking fifth place in the 200m butterfly Competed at the 2008 Beijing and 2000 Sydney Olympics 200m butterfly silver medalist at the 2004 FINA World Championships LANE BASSHAM NCAA 3-meter Champion 2004 NCAA 1-meter Runner-up 2004 NCAA Championship Diver of the Meet 2004 SEC Diver of the Year Member of the U.S. National Team Undefeated off both the 1-meter and 3-meter boards during the regular season as a senior 2004 SEC 1-meter Champion 2003 and 2004 SEC 3-meter Champion Top-3 at the SEC Championships eight times, including three SEC titles

85 Records & History Agustina de Giovanni - Swimmer of the 00 Decade Apostolis Tsagkarakis - Swimmer of the 00 Decade ANNE POLESKA 2004 Earned a bronze medal in the 200m breaststroke at the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece First Crimson Tide swimmer to earn an individual Olympic medal since the 1984 Games Swam in the 2000 Olympics in Sydney, Australia and the 2008 Games in Beijing Finished runner-up in the 200 breaststroke at the 2003 NCAA Championships Earned five SEC breaststroke titles set the SEC record in the 200 breaststroke Set school records in six individual events and as a member of all five relays. SUSAN BARTHOLOMEW WILLIAMS 2004 Earned a Bronze Medal in the triathlon at the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece First Alabama athlete to earn an Olympic medal in a sport other than the one they competed in at the Capstone Captain of the 1992 Alabama team. VLAD POLYAKOV FINA World 200m breaststroke gold medalist Finaled in the 100 and 200m breaststrokes at the 2004 Olympics in Athens, Greece Competed at the 2008 and 2012 Olympics 2005 and 2007 NCAA 200 Breaststroke Champion Runner-up at the 2003 and 2006 NCAA Championships in the 200 breaststroke 2005 and 2006 SEC 100 and 200 breaststroke champion 2007 SEC 100 breaststroke champion set the SEC 200 breaststroke record Set school records in the 100 and 200 breaststrokes 2004 FINA World Championship bronze medalist in the 100 and 200m breaststrokes 2007, 2006 and 2005 CoSIDA Academic All-American At-Large Team Four-year Coaches Association Academic All-American 2006 SEC Swimming and Diving Scholar-Athlete of the Year Four-year Academic All-SEC. ARLENE SEMECO Pan Am Games gold medalist in the 50 and 100m freestyles Pan Am Record holder in the 50m freestyle School record holder in the 50 freestyle 2004, 2008 and 2012 Olympian. THE 1960 ALABAMA MEN S SWIMMING AND DIVING TEAM 2009 Pioneer In the fall of 2009, the inaugural Crimson Tide men s swimming and diving team was inducted in the Alabama Swimming and Diving Hall of Fame for their roles as pioneers of what has grown into a championship tradition. The team joined their coach, John Foster, who was inducted in 1980, in the Hall. Five members of the original team, Stroud Curran, Stan Walker, Durham Ellis, Bay Lott and Henry Hagler, were honored during the 2009 Alabama-Arkansas football game in front of 92,000-plus fans. AGUSTINA DE GIOVANNI 2010 Swimmer of the 2000s Two-time Alabama MVP Swam on schoolrecord 200 and 400 medley relays and 400 freestyle relay Ranked in Alabama s alltime top-10 in seven events - 500, 1,000 and 1,650 freestyles, 100 and 200 breaststrokes and 200 and 400 IMs Finaled in the 200m breaststroke at the 2007 Pan American Games Set an Argentine and South American record in the 200m breaststroke Competed at the 2004 Athens Olympics and the 2008 Beijing Olympics. APOSTOLIS TSAGKARAKIS 2010 Swimmer of the 2000s 12-time All-American, earning three first-team and nine honorable-mention honors Set the 50 freestyle school records, becoming the second swimmer in school history to go under 20 seconds Set the school record as part of the 200 and 400 freestyle relays and 200 and 400 medley relays Member of the CoSIDA Academic All-American At-Large First Team Competed at the 2004 Athens Olympics in his native Greece Competed at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. BETSY SAUNDERS 2011 Pioneer Member of the Crimson Tide s inaugural women s swimming and diving team First national championship scorer First All- American 1974 All-America in the 50 and 100 freestyles. AARON FLESHNER 2011 Posted a top-10 finish off the 3-meter board at the 2011 World Championships in Shanghai, China, as part of the United States National Team Competed at the 2011 World University Games in Shenzhen, China Four-year All- American, earning four first-team and four second-team honors Finished as high as third off the platform at the NCAA Championships 2009 Southeastern Conference Diver of the Year Three-time SEC Champion, winning two 3-meter and a 1-meter title Three-year All-SEC Set the school record off the 1- and 3-meter boards as well as the platform. RECORDS & HISTORY ROLLTIDE.COM 83

86 ALABAMA AT THE OLYMPIC GAMES OLYMPIADS 14 OLYMPIC MEDALS SIX GOLD, TWO SILVER, SIX BRONZE 3 GOLD MEDALISTS MARK TONELLI, JOHN SIEBEN AND JON OLSEN Alabama s Olympic history is long and rich. The Crimson Tide was best representated at the 1984 Olympic Games when 20 Alabama swimmers and divers competed in Los Angeles. The 1984 Olympics also saw former Tide coach Don Gambril serve as head coach of one of the most successful U.S. Olympic squads in history. Gambril also served as an assistant coach on four other Olympic staffs: 1968, 1972, 1976 and Gambril isn t the only Tide mentor to coach at the Olympics. Current head coach Dennis Pursley was appointed to his first Olympic coaching staff in 1980, and was director of the United States National Team for the 1992, 1996 and 2000 Olympics. The USA team finished first in the medal count in both men s and women s competitions in all three Olympiads of his tenure as national team director, culminating with 33 medals, including 14 gold, at the 2000 Olympics which was described by Sports Illustrated as the greatest team performance of all time. In 2012, Pursley served as the head coach of British Swimming for the London Olympiad. Jonty Skinner, now in his third stint coaching at Alabama, served as an assistant coach on the United States squad in 1996 and again in In 1992, Jon Olsen started a two-olympic run that netted him five Olympic medals, four of which shine gold, making him the most decorated UA Olympian. Olsen was the mainstay of the USA relay squads in 1992 and In 1992, he anchored both the 400m freestyle and 400m medley relays to gold medals and the 800m free relay team to a bronze. Along with teammates Jeff Rouse, Nelson Diebel and Pablo Morales, Olsen swam to a world-record finish in winning the 400m medley relay. The fastest man in the history of the Crimson Tide, Olsen s leg on the USA s 400m freestyle relay stands was one of the fastest in the history of the sport. Olsen returned for another taste of Olympic glory in Selected captain of the United States squad by his peers, Olsen swam to double gold as part of the 400m and 800m freestyle relays. Former Alabama diving coach Bob Webster was a two- time Olympic champion, winning the 1960 and 1964 platform diving gold medal. Robin Backhaus won a silver in the 200m butterfly in 1972 while Jack Babashoff earned a silver medal in the 100m freestyle in In 2004, Anne Poleska and Susan (Bartholomew) Williams became the first Crimson Tide women to earn medals. Poleska took bronze in the 200m breaststroke while Williams changed gears, taking bronze in the triathlon. And in 2012, eight past and present Alabama swimmers made their way to London, led by Kristel Vourna, who after a standout sophomore season, set the Greek 100m butterfly record on the way to a 12th-place finish at the 2012 Olympiad.

87 Crimson Tide Medalists JACK BABASHOFF United States 1976 Silver Medal 100 Freestyle CAM HENNING Canada 1984 Bronze Medal 200 Backstroke JUSTIN LEMBERG Australia 1984 Bronze Medal 400 Freestyle ANNE POLESKA Germany 2004 Bronze Medal 200 Breaststroke MARK TONELLI Australia 1980 Gold Medal 400 Freestyle Relay ROBIN BACKHAUS United States 1972 Silver Medal 200 Butterfly MAX METZGER Australia 1980 Bronze Medal 1,500 Freestyle JON OLSEN United States 1992 Gold Medals 400 Freestyle & 400 Medley Relays 1992 Bronze Medal 800 Freestyle Relay 1996 Gold Medals 400 & 800 Freestyle Relays JON SIEBEN Australia 1984 Gold Medal 200 Butterfly SUSAN WILLIAMS United States 2004 Bronze Medal Triathlon Alabama Olympians 2012 LONDON Alex Coci, Romania Kristian Gkolomeev, Greece Hunor Mate, Austria Anton McKee, Iceland Vlad Polyakov, Kazakhstan Karolina Szczepaniak, Poland Arlene Semeco, Venezuela Kristel Vourna, Greece Semifinalist 2008 BEIJING Stefan Gherghel, Romania Semifinalist Agustina de Giovanni, Argentina Hunor Mate, Austria Anne Poleska, Germany Semifinalist Vlad Polyakov, Kazakhstan Semifinalist Arlene Semeco, Venezuela Semifinalist Apostolis Tsagkarakis, Greece 2004 ATHENS Brendan Ashby, Zimbabwe Spiros Bitsakis, Greece Agustina de Giovanni, Argentina Igor Erhartic, Serbia Stefan Gherghel, Romania Finalist Hanna Miluska, Switzerland Anne Poleska, Germany Bronze Medal breaststroke Vlad Polyakov, Kazakhstan Finalist Arlene Semeco, Venezuela Apostolis Tsagkarakis, Greece Susan (Bartholomew) Williams, United States Bronze Medal - Triathlon 2000 SYDNEY Oren Azrad, Israel Rafael Alvarez, Spain Spiros Bitsakis, Greece Rania Elwani, Egypt Stefan Gherghel, Romania Stavros Michaelides, Cyprus Anne Poleska, Germany Glen Walshaw, Zimbabwe 1996 ATLANTA Rafael Alvarez, Spain Catalina Casaru, Romania Rania Elwani, Egypt Stavros Michaelides, Cyprus Jon Olsen, United States Gold Medal - 400m & 800m free relays (United States Captain) 1992 BARCELONA Rafael Alvarez, Spain Rita Garay, Puerto Rico Stavros Michaelides, Cyprus Jon Olsen, United States Gold Medal - 400m free relay & 400 medley relay, Bronze Medal - 800m free relay Ellen (McGrath) Owen, United States Finalist Mark Rourke, Canada Finalist Ragga Runolfsdottir, Iceland Helga Sigurdardottir, Iceland 1988 SEOUL Peter Berndt, West Germany Rita Garay, Puerto Rico Ragga Runolfsdottir, Iceland 1984 LOS ANGELES Rafael Alvarez, Spain Ricardo Aldabe, Spain Laurence Bensimon, France *Peter Berndt, East Germany Katrine Bomstad, Norway Carole Brooke, Switzerland Carmel Clark, New Zealand Filiberto Colon, Puerto Rico Mike Davidson, New Zealand Anna Doig, New Zealand Cam Henning, Canada Bronze Medal - 200m back Frank Iacono, France Marcello Juca, Brazil Angelika Knipping, West Germany Justin Lemberg, Australia Bronze Medal - 400m Free Felix Morf, Switzerland Mark Rourke, Canada Finalist Enrique Romero, Spain Andreas Schmidt, West Germany Jon Sieben, Australia Gold Medal - 200m fly Tony Portela, Puerto Rico 1980 MOSCOW *Arne Borgstrom, Norway *Cameron Henning, Canada Marcello Juca, Brazil Max Metzger, Australia Bronze Medal - 1,500m free *Glenn Mills, United States Mark Tonelli, Australia Gold Medal - 400m medley relay 1976 MONTREAL Jack Babashoff, United States Silver Medal - 100m free Carlos Berrocal, Puerto Rico Casey Converse, United States Mark Crocker, Hong Kong Christina Jarvis, Great Britain Mark Tonelli, Australia Jeff Van de Graaf, Australia 1972 MUNICH Robin Backhaus, United States Silver Medal - 200m fly Mark Crocker, Hong Kong Colin Herring, New Zealand Jacques LeLoup, Belgium * Made countries Olympic Team, but country boycotted the Games

88 BAMA S NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Since 1975, a member of the Crimson Tide swimming and diving teams has stood at the top of the awards stand as a collegiate national champion 21 times. The events range from the 50 freestyle to the 1,650 freestyle and from 1-meter diving to the platform. Jonty Skinner, currently in his third stint t as an Alabama coach, won the Tide s first title in 1975, taking top honors in the 100 freestyle in his freshman campaign with an NCAA record of Christina Jarvis and Vicky Stanley won titles in Jarvis won the AIAW 100 and 200 breaststroke championships, setting a U.S. Open record in the 100 breaststroke. Stanley won the AIAW 50 freestyle crown, setting an AIAW record with her performance. In 1977 Jarvis became the first Alabama swimmer to repeat as national al champion when she successfully defended her 100 and 200 breaststroke titles while adding the 50 breaststroke crown to her haul. The 1977 season also saw Casey Converse better the American and NCAA records in the 1,650 freestyle on his way to the awards stand. He became the first swimmer in swimming history to break the 15-minute mark in the 1,650 freestyle with his national championship swim of 14: Wayne Chester became the Tide s first diving champion in 1978 winning the 1-meter diving title. Carlos Berrocal brought the 100 backstroke crown back to the KRISTIAN GKOLOMEEV 2014 NCAA 50 Freestyle Champion 2015 NCAA 100 Freestyle Champion Capstone in 1979 while Arne Borgstrom earned Alabama s first title of the 1980s when he won the 1,650 freestyle in It seemed Alabama owned the breaststroke in 1983 when Angelika Knipping won the women s 50 breaststroke title and Glenn Mills won the men s 200 breaststroke title. Diver Brent Roberts added to the Crimson Tide legacy of champions by winning the platform in In 2002 and 2003 Stefan Gherghel won back-to-back 200 butterfly titles. Lane Bassham captured the Tide women s first diving title by winning the in 2004 NCAA 3-meter champion. In 2005, Vlad Polyakov went from Olympic finalist to NCAA 200 breaststroke champion in the span of a few short months. Polyakov, who finished first or second in the NCAA 200 breaststroke finals all four years of his career, closed out his Alabama tenure by winning the 2007 NCAA 200 breaststroke championship. In 2014, Kristian Gkolomeev added his name to the Crimson Tide s list of NCAA champions when he became the first UA swimmer under 19 seconds in the 50 freestyle, earning Alabama s 20th collegiate national title. Gkolomeev came back the next year to win the 2015 NCAA 100 freestyle title.

89 JONTY SKINNER 1975 NCAA 100 Freestyle Champion ANGELIKA KNIPPING 1983 NCAA 50 Breaststroke Champion WAYNE CHESTER 1978 NCAA 1-meter Diving Champion VLAD POLYAKOV 2005 & 2007 NCAA 200 Breaststroke rok echam Champion GLENN MILLS 1983 NCAA 200 Breaststroke Champion CASEY CONVERSE 1977 NCAA 1,650 Freestyle Champion ARNE BORGSTROM 1982 NCAA 1,650 Freestyle Champion VICKY STANLEY 1976 AIAW 50 Freestyle Champion LANE BASSHAM 2004 NCAA 3-meter Diving Champion CARLOS BERROCAL NCAA 100 Backstroke Champion BRENT ROBERTS 1998 NCAA Platform Diving Champion STEFAN GHERGHEL 2002 & 2003 NCAA 200 Butterfly Champion Christina Jarvis is the Crimson Tide s alltime leader with five collegiate national championships, repeating as the AIAW 100 and 200 breaststroke champion in 1976 and 1977 as well as adding the 50 breaststroke champion in CHRISTINA JARVIS 1977 AIAW 50, 100 & 200 Breaststroke Champion; 1976 AIAW 100 & 200 Breaststroke Champion

90 Records & History THE DON GAMBRIL OLYMPIC POOL AT THE ALABAMA AQUATIC CENTER RECORDS & HISTORY Over the past three decades, the Alabama Aquatic Center has gained a reputation for housing one of the fastest pools not only in the Southeastern Conference, but in the nation. The pool bears the name of the man who spearheaded its construction. Don Gambril, long time Alabama mentor and head coach of the 1984 United States Olympic Team, oversaw the competition pool of the aquatic center from concept to completion and then watched the Crimson Tide s home become one of the toughest places in the nation for an opposing team to come in and win. Prior to the 2002 season, the pool where he ruled was renamed the Don Gambril Olympic Pool. The home of the Crimson Tide received a full renovation over the past several years, including the addition of a new state-of-theart scoreboard in the fall of 2015, bringing the facility back to the standard of excellence that it has enjoyed through the years. The $1.5 million renovation prior to the addition of the scoreboard included: Complete renovation of the men s and women s locker rooms A new pool surface Office space added for coaches and administration The pool was painted and tiled The facility s light fixtures were changed A new sound system was installed Before the 2002 season, the lobby of the Aquatic Center was converted into a Hall of Fame which not only houses the University of Alabama Swimming and Diving Hall of Fame but also mementos and informational displays of Alabama s past and present, making it one of the nation s best for a college sports program. One aspect that has not changed is the facility s reputation as one of the fastest pools in the country. A ringing testament to this claim occurred when Martin Zubero set a world record in the 200-meter backstroke (1:56.57) during the 1992 Rammer Jammer Invitational. It was not the first time that Zubero had a good time at the Alabama Aquatic Center. He set a U.S. Open record in the 200 yard backstroke (1:43.40) at the 1990 SEC Championships. Further proof was offered by the legendary Tracy Caulkins, who set a pair of American records at the AQC, a short time after the pool opened. In 2009, the nation s best conference gathered in Tuscaloosa as the Alabama Aquatic Center played host to the SEC Championships for the seventh time since The Crimson Tide has built an impressive reputation for winning in the Aquatic Center. In addition to a slew of home dual meet wins, the Tide won SEC men s titles at home in 1982 and The Aquatic Center s main competition pool is 25-yards by 50-meters. It is 6.5 feet deep at its shallowest point and 18 feet at its deepest. When set up for long-course competition, the pool boasts eight nine-foot wide lanes. When setup for short course, the pool can accommodate up to 17 nine-foot wide lanes. The main pool has four springboards - two 1-meter and two 3-meter. The diving well also boasts a five- and 10-meter platform. The main competition venue seats 1,500, every seat of which is often taken during invitational and championship meets. In addition to the main competition course, the Aquatic Center has an eight lane, 25-yard pool. The Aquatic Center also contains a complete weight room as well as dryland training areas and meeting rooms, all utilized by the Alabama swimmers and divers in their training. 88 ALABAMA SWIMMING & DIVING