Auburn University. Women s Swimming and Diving NCAA Post-Season Guide NCAA Women s Swimming & Diving Championships March 19-21

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1 Women s Swimming and Diving Auburn University 2009 NCAA Women s Swimming & Diving Championships March Texas A&M Student Center Natatorium College Station, Texas Hosted by Texas A&M University 2009 NCAA Post-Season Guide

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3 AUBURN UNIVERSITY WOMEN S SWIMMING & DIVING SCHEDULE/RESULTS Date Opponent Location Sept. 19 Intrasquad Lake Martin, Ala. Sept. 26 Intrasquad Auburn, Ala. Oct War Eagle Invitational Auburn, Ala. Nov. 14 at Georgia (L, ) Athens, Ga. Nov at Alabama (LC) (W, , 79.50) Tuscaloosa, Ala. Nov Georgia Tech Diving Invitational Atlanta, Ga. Dec. 4-6 USA Swimming Short Champ. Atlanta, Ga. Dec. 5-7 Georgia Diving Invitational Athens, Ga. Dec Auburn Diving Invitational Auburn, Ala. Dec Jan. 3 Holiday Training Trip Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Jan. 3-5 Tennessee Diving Invitational Knoxville, Tenn. Jan. 8 Texas (L, 129, 109) Auburn, Ala. Jan. 24 Florida (L, ) Auburn, Ala. Jan Feb. 1 Ralph Crocker Invitational Auburn, Ala. Feb. 7 at Florida State (W, ) Tallahassee, Fla. Feb. 7 vs. Texas A&M (W, ) Tallahassee, Fla. Feb Missouri Grand Prix Columbia, Mo. Feb SEC Championships (2nd) Auburn, Ala. Feb March 1 Bulldog Invitational Athens, Ga. March 5-8 American Short Course Champ. Austin, Texas March 8 James E. Martin Invitational Auburn, Ala. March NCAA Zone Diving Knoxville, Tenn. March Women s NCAA Champ. College Station, Texas March Men s NCAA Champ. College Station, Texas April USA Diving Nationals - Prelims Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. April USA Diving Nationals - Finals Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. COACHING STAFF Head Coach Head Diving Coach Co-Head Women s Coach Director of Swimming Operations Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Athletic Trainer Athletic Trainer Strength and Conditioning Coach Richard Quick Jeff Shaffer Dorsey Tierney-Walker Tom Healey Richard Long Brian Pursley Adam Deimling Lana Meeks Bryan Karkoska TEAM INFORMATION 2009 Women s SEC Finish 2nd ( pts.) 2008 Women s NCAA Finish 2nd (348 pts.) Letterwinners Returning / Lost 19/4 All-Americans Returning / Lost 13/3 NCAA Champions Returning / Lost 2 / 0 SEC Champions Returning / Lost 7 / 6 Newcomers 11 MEDIA RELATIONS Swimming and Diving Contact Gary Thorne Offi ce Phone / Fax / Cell Phone thorngw@auburn.edu Assistant AD/Media Relations Kirk Sampson Overnight Address Athletic Complex 392 South Donahue Drive Auburn, AL Website Auburn NCAA Championships: 12 NCAA Individual champions: 81 All-Time All-America honors: 1,911 AUBURN WOMEN S SWIMMING & DIVING AIMS FOR ITS SIXTH NATIONAL TITLE TIGER BITES The Tigers reach have reached the championship portion of the slate with a squad returning 19 letterwinners, 13 All-Americans, seven SEC and two NCAA champions... Fresh off the 2008 Olympics in Beijing, the Auburn swimming & diving team boasts olympic participants Alana Dillette (Bahamas) and Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (Bahamas). Auburn is under the direction of co-head coaches Richard Quick and Dorsey Tierney-Walker... Quick, who is in his 31st year as a head coach, has a overall record in dual meets while Tierney-Walker, who is in her 11th year as a head coach, has a record in dual meets... Quick has a record as Auburn s head coach ( , 2007-present) while Tierney-Walker is LIVE STATS Live stats will be available throughout each session of the SEC Championships by logging onto AUBURN IN THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS The Tigers are looking to claim their sixth NCAA title after winning the championship in five of the past seven years. During Auburn s run in the past seven years, its largest margin of victory came in 2003 as the Tigers pulled out a 163-point victory over Georgia ( ) in Auburn, Ala. The closest margin of victory came in 2006 as the Tigers pulled out a three-point win over the Bulldogs, coming away with the win in Athens, Ga. Auburn s fi rst-ever NCAA Championship came in 2002 in Austin, Texas when the Tigers scored 474 points, leaving the rest of the field behind with Georgia as its nearest competitor at 386 points. Prior to winning the championship, Auburn s best finish had been fourth in Auburn has not finished out of the top five at NCAAs since 1999 and has 10 top-five fi nishes all-time. Auburn s seven titles won at the 2003 NCAA Championships in Auburn is the most ever won by AU. The four titles won by Auburn on 2007 is the second-most all-time for the Tigers and ties the four titles won in Senior Rachel Goh and junior Ava Ohlgren return as Auburn s only NCAA Individual Champions. Junior Emily Kukors enters the meet with the most active All-America honors, earning 13 over her fi rst two seasons on The Plains. Maggie Bowen holds the Auburn record for NCAA Championships won with nine. She captured the titles in fi ve different events from Annie Lett ( ) holds the Auburn record for All-America honors with 26. Auburn ranks third all-time in NCAA Championships won with fi ve titles. Stanford leads with eight championships since the NCAA began crowning a women s swimming and diving champion in 1982, while Texas

4 4 trails with seven. Coming in behind Auburn is Georgia with four and Florida and Southern California with one each. NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP TIDBITS For the third time ever, Texas A&M will host the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships at the university s Student Rec Center Natatorium. Texas A&M previously hosted the men s championship in 2001 and the women s in The NCAA Women s Championship started in 1982 with Florida winning the fi rst title with 505 points. Auburn fi nished fourth in the fi rst NCAA Championship with 253 points. The fi rst Tiger to win an individual NCAA title was Marina Smith in 1993 as she won the 1-meter diving. Auburn s fi rst swimming title came the next year as the team of Stephanie Bowers, Keri Reynolds, Kristie Kruger and Allison Bock won the Medley Relay title. Auburn has qualified for all but one NCAA Championship since 1982, failing to qualify a team in AU has also won an individual championship every year since The Tigers have won an individual title in 13 different events. The only events Auburn has not won a title in are the 50 free, 100 free, 100 breast, 200 breast, 200 fl y, 200 free relay, 3-meter diving and platform diving. FOR THE RECORD At last month s SEC Championships, the Auburn team of Ava Ohlgren, Caitlin Geary, Melissa Marik and Maggie Bird set a new US Open and NCAA record in the 800 free relay, shattering the seven-minute barrier with a time of 6: The time also set new American, SEC and Auburn records in the event. TIGERS DOMINATE EVENTS While Auburn has seen success in most of the events in the championship program, a few events stand out recently as being Auburn specialties. The Tigers have won the 400 IM in fi ve of the past eight years and return Ava Ohlgren, the 2007 champion in the event. The Individual Medley events have been Auburn specialties as the five titles in the 400 is the most of any event for the Tigers. Auburn has also won fi ve titles in the 200 IM with Ohlgren taking the title last season. Rachel Goh won the 100 back in 2006 and 2007 before taking a year off to compete in Australian Olympic trials, returning to look for her third title in the event. LAST TIME AT THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS For the seventh year in a row, the Auburn women s swimming and diving team finished its season as one of the top two teams in the country as the Tigers ended the 2008 NCAA Women s Swimming and Diving Championships runner-up to Arizona. The Tigers have won fi ve of the last seven NCAA team titles with the only other secondplace fi nish coming in 2005 to Georgia. Auburn fi nished the meet with 348 points, trailing Arizona and their 484 points. Stanford came in third with 343 while Texas A&M followed in fourth with 315. California rounded out the top five with 291 points. Arizona becomes the first non-sec team to win the NCAA team title since 1998 when a Stanford team coached by current Auburn head coach Richard Quick took the title. Auburn led after the first few events in the opening session, but Arizona pulled ahead to fi nish the fi rst day with a slight lead. The Wildcats extended that lead on Friday, but Auburn was able to maintain its hold on second. Then sophomore Ava Ohlgren won the second NCAA title of her career, timing in at 1:53.94 in the 200 IM. DORSEY TIERNEY-WALKER AT THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS In her fourth season as Auburn s co-head women s coach, Dorsey Tierney-Walker is also making her fourth appearance in pursuit of a NCAA title. She took over the team for the season, following a runner-up showing at the 2005 NCAA Championships, and has been at the top both 2-of-3 seasons. Tierney-Walker s predecessor, Kim Brackin, won Auburn s fi rst three championships from By winning her third in a row in 2008, Tierney-Walker would tie Brackin for championships won. Prior to coming to Auburn, Tierney-Walker served as women s head coach at Indiana from She boasted two top-10 finishes as the Hoosiers head coach, including a ninth-place fi nish, her career best at that point, in her fi nal season in Tierney-Walker is also in the unique situation of having won NCAA Championships as both a swimmer and a coach. While swimming at Texas from , the 16-time All-American swam on Texas 1990 and 1991 NCAA Championship squads, winning the 200 breast in IN CONTROL OF THE SEC While Florida has dominated the SEC since the conference began conducting a women s swimming and diving championship in 1981, Auburn has definitely made its presence known in recent years as the Tigers have won fi ve of the last seven SEC Championships. Auburn also has an impressive record in conference dual meets, winning 47 of its last 50 SEC dual meets, dating back to JUNIOR LEADERSHIP Junior Ava Ohlgren has her name on 2009 NCAA Post-Season Guide a team high seven NCAA automatic cut times, including individual A cuts in the 200 free, 200 fl y, 200 IM and 400 IM. Ohlgren leads the Tigers in four events through the season free, 200 fl y and the 200 and 400 IM. The Northville, Mich., native currently sits in the all-time top-10 performance lists in nine events including holding school records in the 200 free, 200 fl y and 400 IM. SIX TIGERS ON USA SWIMMING NATIONAL TEAM Current Tigers Tyler McGill and Ava Ohlgren made the team for their efforts this past summer. McGill was selected to the team in the 100 butterfl y after he finished fourth at Olympic Trials with a time of Ohlgren made the team in the 200 individual medley after her time of 2:11.96 in the semifi nals of the Olympic Trials. It feels good to be recognized in that kind of way, especially with all the talent the United States has, said McGill. It is an honor and I am actually leaving next week to go to a national team retreat and I am really excited about that, getting to meet new people, experience new things and get in the right direction as far as getting faster and getting better. Ohlgren was also honored to get a spot on the team, but more excited at reaching a longtime goal. I think it is awesome, it has been one of my goals for a while and I kept barely missing it, so it is great to finally make it, said Ohlgren. It is great being a part of the national team and you get some awesome opportunities with it. Also making their way onto the team are former Tigers Mark Gangloff (100 breast), Eric Shanteau (100 breast, 200 breast, 200 IM), Kara Denby (50 free) and Margaret Hoelzer (100 back, 200 back). Gangloff, who represented the U.S. at the 2008 Olympics, earns his way on the team with his 100 breast time of 1:00.10 that finished second at Olympic Trials. Shanteau, also an Olympian, led the Auburn contingent by making the team in three events. His time of 1:00.63 in the 100 breast finished third at Olympic Trials while his 2:10.10 at the Olympics placed him 10th in the 200 breast semifinals. He also earned his way on in the 200 IM with a third-place time of 1:58.15 at Olympic Trials. Denby makes the team after finishing fi fth at Olympic Trials in the 50 free with a time of Holezer, an Olympian for the United States, rounds out the former Tigers after her performance at Olympic Trials. She made the team in the 100 back with a second-place time of while her winning time of 2:06.09 in the 200 back at the time was a world record. To be named to the USA Swimming National Team, a swimmer must have one of the top six times in Olympic events swum in fi nals from the previous year s Olympic Games, Olympic

5 Trials and U.S. Open. Relay leadoffs and time trials are not included in the final listing. OHLGREN SELECTED FOR 2009 WORLD UNIVERSITY GAMES Following her performance at the 2008 U.S. Open in Minneapolis, Minn., Auburn junior Ava Ohlgren has been officially selected as a member of the United States National Team that will travel to Belgrade, Serbia for the 2009 World University Games, USA Swimming announced Wednesday. Ohlgren, a native of Northville, Mich., earned her way on the team after winning the 400-meter individual medley at the U.S. Open with a time of 4: The U.S. Open was used as a selection meet for the team by USA Swimming. I am definitely looking forward to going to Serbia, said Ohlgren. I love traveling and it is a great way for me to see the world and compete at a higher level. In all, 26 swimmers (13 men and 13 women) were selected to the team, representing colleges and universities from all over the United States. Auburn swimmers have won at least one medal at the World University Games every year since 1993, bringing home four medals at the 2007 Games in Bangkok, Thailand. Ohlgren is no stranger to international competition, representing the U.S. at the 2007 Pan-American Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where she won two gold medals. During her time at Auburn, she has won two NCAA individual titles, eight SEC titles and 13 All-America honors. AUBURN ANNOUNCES STAFF CHANGES Former Auburn swimmer Richard Long and long-time staff member Tom Healey will assume new roles with the Auburn swimming and diving team. Long enters his third season on the Auburn staff after spending last season as the team videographer and the previous year as a volunteer assistant coach. He now moves to the assistant coach position left vacant by Brian Barnes after he left to take the women s head coach position at Notre Dame. As the team s videographer, Long focused on gathering underwater and above-water video of meets and practices for the coaching staff to use in stroke analysis and evaluation. Also stepping into a new position is Healey, who has worked in a variety of positions with the Auburn swimming and diving teams since He will take of the director of swimming operations position left vacant by Dennis Pursley after he took the national team head coach position with Great Britain Swimming. Healey joined the Auburn staff in 1985 as an assistant coach and has since held various positions with the team, most recently taking in the role of alumni coordinator. He has also been very involved with the Auburn Aquatics club team, working as a meet director, assistant coach and head coach. AUBURN EARNS CSCAA ALL-ACADEMIC HONORS Twenty-one Auburn swimmers and divers were named Academic All-Americans by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America while the Tiger women s team earned All-Academic Team honors. Auburn led the nation with student-athletes with perfect 4.0 grade-point averages with nine Tigers making the list. Kara Denby, Chelsea Haser, Kristen Hastrup, Melissa Marik, Julianne McLane, Erica Meissner, Jordan Anderson, Dan Mazzaferro and Pascal Wollach all registered 4.0 GPAs last year. The term `student-athlete is something that we take seriously here at the Auburn and on the swimming and diving team, said head coach Richard Quick. I am especially proud of the accomplishments of our women s team, as well as the individual efforts of several of our studentathletes. Also earning CSCAA Academic All-America honors on the women s team were Josefin Wede (3.79), Emile Ewing (3.72), Ava Ohlgren (3.67), Maggie Bird (3.64), Abby MacGregor (3.55) and Alana Dillette (3.5) while Julie Golden (3.7) earned honorable mention honors. For the men s team, it was Andrew Mitchell (3.85), Will Dove (3.81) and Adam Klein (3.72) joining Anderson, Mazzaferro and Wollach on the All-America team. Scott Morgan (3.69) and Caleb Dunnichay (3.53) earned honorable mention honors. The Auburn women s team also earned All-Academic honors as the Tigers tallied a team GPA. COACH QUICK Auburn men s and women s head swimming and diving coach Richard Quick has been diagnosed with an inoperable cancerous brain tumor. One of the most recognizable names in the swimming and diving community, Quick is a six-time United States Olympic coach who has directed 12 teams to NCAA titles. We re currently in the process of looking for the best care possible to fight this, Quick said. I want to thank the countless individuals that have passed along their well wishes, thoughts and prayers. Quick, who served as Auburn s head coach from , took over the Tiger program for a second time in He is in his second season and sixth overall at Auburn. While the head coach of both the men s and women s programs at Auburn from , Quick built the foundation for where the program is today, leading both programs to a combined four top-10 finishes on the national level. Quick captured seven NCAA titles at Stanford and five at Texas, which is tied for the most in the history of Division I coaching. Internationally, Quick was the head coach of the United States team at the 1988, 1996, and 2000 Olympic Games and also served as an assistant at the 1984, `92, and 2004 Olympics. AUBURN NAMED HUB FOR SWIM QUICK EVENT On Feb. 14, Swim Across America hosted a national, open invitation fundraising event, Swim Quick, as a tribute to Auburn swimming and diving head coach Richard Quick, who has been diagnosed with an inoperable, cancerous brain tumor, and in an effort to raise money to fi nd a cure. Swim Across America, Inc., which is an organization dedicated to raising money and awareness for cancer research, prevention and treatment through swimming-related events, asked those interested to participate by swimming in any pool in Quick s honor or donating to the Richard Quick Endowment. FALL REPORT CARD Thirty-four student-athletes from the Auburn swimming & diving teams scored grade point averages of 3.0 or higher through the fall semester, including 11 perfect 4.0s. Chelsea Haser, Stephanie Horner, Melissa Marik, Julianne McLane, Erica Meissner, Jennifer VonJouanne and Josefi n Wede all came in with 4.0s for the women. Jordan Anderson, Will Dove, Andrew Mitchell and Pascal Wollach scored perfect marks on the men s side. The entire staff is extremely proud of the efforts our student-athletes have shown in the class and the pool, said co-men s head coach Brett Hawke. Eleven 4.0s is very impressive to see. It s a standard that we are happy to have set here at Auburn NCAA Post-Season Guide 5

6 50 FREESTYLE Name School Time 1. Lara Jackson Arizona Triin Aljand Texas A & M Chang Hee-jin Texas Vanderpool-Wallace Auburn Emile Ewing Auburn FREESTYLE Name School Time 1. Dana Vollmer California Triin Aljand Texas A & M Justine Schluntz Arizona Vanderpool-Wllace Auburn Caitlin Geary Auburn FREESTYLE Name School Time 1. Dana Vollmer California 1: Allison Schmitt Georgia 1: Sra Isakovic California 1: Caitlin Geary Auburn 1: Maggie Bird Auburn 1: Emile Ewing Auburn 1: FREESTYLE Name School Time 1. Wendy Trott Georiga 4: Chlesea Nauta Georgia 4: Kelsey Ditto Georgia 4: Maggie Bird Auburn 4: FREESTYLE Name School Time 1. Wendy Trott Georgia 15: Ashley Steenvoorden Minnesota 15: Laurabeth Guenthner Florida 15: Maggie Bird Auburn 16: Chelsea Haser Auburn 16: Micah Martindale Auburn 16: BACKSTROKE Name School Time 1. Gemma Spofforth Florida Kate Zubkova Indiana Jennifer Connolly Tennessee Rachel Goh Auburn Margo McCawley Auburn Alana Dillette Auburn Melissa Marik Auburn Julianne McLane Auburn BACKSTROKE Name School Time 1. Gemma Spofforth Florida 1: Aleksandra Putra Georgia 1: Erin Cambell Washington 1: Julianne McLane Auburn 1: Erica Meissner Auburn 1: Rachel Goh Auburn 1: Emile Ewing Auburn 1: Margo McCawley Auburn 1: BREASTROKE Name School Time 1. Rebecca Soni Southern Cal Jillian Tyler Minnesota Mhyria Miller Georgia Micah Lawrence Auburn 1: Melanie Roberts Auburn 1: Abby MacGregor Auburn 1:01.07 Auburn vs. the field ( Top-Times) 200 BREASTROKE Name School Time 1. Rebecca Soni Southern Cal 2: Ashley Wanland Wisconsin 2: Jillian Tyler Minnesota 2: Abby Macgregor Auburn 2: BUTTERFLY Name School Time 1. Elaine Breeden Stanford Dana Vollmer California Lara Jackson Arizona Alana Dillette Auburn Margo McCawley Auburn BUTTERFLY Name School Time 1. Elaine Breeden Standford 1: Jemma Lowe Florida 1: Saori Haruguchi Oregon State 1: Ava Ohlgren Auburn 1: INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Name School Time 1. Julia Smit Stanford 1: Elaine Breeden Stanford 1: Ava Ohlgren Auburn 1: Caitlin Geary Auburn 1: Melanie Roberts Auburn 1: INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY Name School Time 1. Julia Smit Stanford 3: Katinka Hosszu Southern Cal 4: Ava Ohlgren Auburn 4: FREESTYLE RELAY School Time 1. Arizona 1: Califonia 1: Standford 1: Auburn 1: MEDLEY RELAY School Time 1. Arizona 3: California 3: Indiana 3: Auburn 3: MEDLEY RELAY School Time 1. Arizona 1: Florida 2: Wisconsin 1: Auburn 1: FREESTYLE RELAY School Time 1. Auburn 6: California 6: Georgia 6: FREESTYLE RELAY School Time 1. California 3: Texas 3: Auburn 3:12.00 Auburn NCAA Championships Roster BY NAME Maggie Bird free, 200 free, 800 FR,...1,650 free Alana Dillette...50 free,100 fl y, back, 200 MR Emile Ewing...50 free, 200 free, 200 back Caitlin Geary FR, 200 IM, 200 free, FR, 400 FR, MR, 100 free Rachel Goh...50 free, 100 back, back, 200 MR Chelsea Haser free, 200 free,...1,650 free Micah Lawrence MR, 100 breast, MR, 200 breast Abby MacGregor r breast, 200 breast Melissa Marik FR, 50 free, MR,200 MR, back, 800 FR, FR, 200 back Micah Martindale free, l,650 free Margo McCawley fl y, 100 back, back Julianne McLane back, 200 back Erica Meissner back, 200 back, IM Ava Ohlgren FR, 200 IM, 400 MR, IM, 800 FR, FR, 200 fl y Melanie Roberts IM, 100 breast, breast A. Vanderpool-Wallace FR, 50 free, MR, 200 free, FR, 100 free BY EVENT 50 free...vanderpool-wallace, Ewing,... Marik, Goh, Dillette 100 free...vanderpool-wallace, Geary, 200 free...geary, Bird, Ewing, Haser,... Vanderpool-Wallace 500 free... Bird, Haser, Martindale 1,650 free... Bird, Haser, Martindale 100 back... Goh, McCawley, Dillette,...Marik, McLane, Meissner 200 back... McLane, Meissner, Goh,... Ewing, McCawley, Marik 100 breast...lawrence, Roberts,...MacGregor 200 breast...macgregor, Roberts,...Lawrence 100 fl y...dillette, McCawley 200 fl y... Ohlgren 200 IM...Ohlgren, Geary,... Roberts, Meissner 400 IM... Ohlgren NCAA Post-Season Guide

7 Auburn Women s Roster Name Height Event(s) Year Hometown/Last School Anna Aguero 5-2 Diving FR Moultrie, Ga./Colquitt County Maggie Bird 5-8 Distance Freestyle JR Muncie, Ind./Yorktown Blakeley Bunch 6-0 Backstroke/IM SR Boulder City, Nev./Boulder City Mary Catherine Cochran 5-0 Diving FR Birmingham, Ala./ Briarwood Christian Vanessa Dantin 5-8 Diving FR Conroe, Texas/The Woodlands Alana Dillette 5-9 Backstroke/Butterfl y JR Nassau, Bahamas/St. Andrew s International Emile Ewing 5-9 Sprint Free/Backstroke SR Madisonville, Ky./Madisonville North Hopkins Caitlin Geary 6-2 Freestyle/IM SO Orlando, Fla./The Bolles School Rachel Goh 5-5 Backstroke SR Melbourne, Victoria, Australia/Monash University Chelsea Haser 5-9 Middle/Distance Freestyle SR Sykesville, Md./Century Micah Lawrence 6-0 Breaststroke FR Pfl ugerville, Texas/ Pflugerville Abby MacGregor 5-9 Breaststroke JR Louisville, Ky./Sacred Heart Academy Melissa Marik 5-11 Backstroke/Freestyle JR Naperville, Ill./Neuqua Valley Micah Martindale 5-10 Distance Freestyle SO Shreveport, La./Airline Margo McCawley 5-8 Backstroke SR Memphis, Tenn./St. Mary s Episcopal School Julianne McLane 5-6 Middle Distance Free/Back/Fly SR Concord, Calif./Carondelet Erica Meissner 6-0 Backstroke/IM SO Ashburnham, Mass./Gardner Laura Mulqueen 5-4 Diving FR Huntsville, Ala./Grissom Kara Nelson 5-5 Butterfl y SR Portland, Ore./Jesuit Ava Ohlgren 5-9 IM/Freestyle JR Northville, Mich./Northville Melanie Roberts 5-7 Breaststroke/IM SO Rochester, N.Y./Cardinal Gibbons Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 5-6 Freestyle FR Nassau, Bahamas/The Bolles School Jenny VonJouanne 5-7 Sprint Freestyle/Butterfl y FR Madison, Ala./Bob Jones Josefin Wede 5-5 Breaststroke SO Landskrona, Sweden/Gripenskolan Kelsey Winters 5-7 Butterfl y/freestyle/im FR Savannah, Ga./St. Andrews Coaching Staff: Co-Head Coach: Richard Quick Co-Head Coach: Dorsey Tierney-Walker Diving Coach: Jeff Shaffer Assistant Coaches: Brett Hawke, Brian Pursley, Richard Long NCAA Cut Times A B Event Standard Standard 50 Freestyle Freestyle Freestyle 1: : Freestyle 4: : ,650 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: : Meter Diving Points - Dual 255/265* 3-Meter Diving Points - Dual 270/280* Platform Diving Points - Dual 260/225** * - Qualifying point total when using six optional dives ** - Qualifying point total when using five optional dives Current Athlete Post-Season Titles SEC TITLES Name No. Event(s) Maggie Bird 2 1,650 Free, 800 FR Alana Dillette MR Emile Ewing FR, 400 FR, 800 FR Caitlin Geary free, 400 FR, 800 FR Rachel Goh Back, 200 MR (2), 400 MR (2) Micah Lawrence MR, 400 MR Melissa Marik FR, 400 FR, 800 FR Margo McCawley MR Ava Ohlgren FR, 400 IM (2), 200 IM (2), 400 FR (3), 800 FR (3),400 MR(2) A. Vanderpool-Wallace FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR NCAA TITLES Name No. Event(s) Rachel Goh Back (2) Ava Ohlgren IM, 400 IM 2009 NCAA Post-Season Guide 7

8 TOP TIMES BY EVENT Auburn Women s Top-Times and Dives 50 Yard Freestyle (A ; B ) AU Record: Becky Short (2003) NCAA Record: Kara Lynn Joyce (Georgia) (2006) 1. Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (B)...SEC... 2/19 2. Emile Ewing (B)...SEC... 2/19 3. Melissa Marik (B)...SEC... 2/19 4. Rachel Goh (B)...SEC... 2/19 5. Alana Dillette (B)...SEC... 2/19 6. Ava Ohlgren RCI... 1/ Jenny Von Jouanne SEC... 2/19 8. Caitlin Geary FSU... 2/7 9. Abby MacGregor (c)... UA...11/ Kelsey Winters SEC...12/ Blakeley Bunch (c)... UA...11/ Chelsea Haser (c)... UA...11/ Julianne McLane BIT... 2/ Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace RCI... 1/ Erica Meissner RCI... 1/ Kara Nelson RCI... 1/ Melanie Roberts RCI... 1/ Josefi n Wede RCi... 1/ Yard Freestyle (A ; B ) AU Record: Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (2008) NCAA Record: Natalie Coughlin (California) (2003) 1. Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (B)...USA... 12/6 2. Caitlin Geary (B)...SEC... 2/21 3. Melissa Marik (B)...SEC... 2/21 4. Ava Ohlgren (B)...USA... 12/6 5. Alana Dillette TEX... 12/5 6. Emilie Ewing UGA...11/14 7. Rachel Goh (c)... UA...11/21 8. Kelsey Winters USA... 12/6 9. Margo McCawley (c)... UA...11/ Jennifer VonJouanne FSU... 2/7 11. Abby MacGregor r WEI...10/ Maggie Bird WEI...10/ Chelsea Haser WEI...10/ Kara Nelson WEI...10/ Yard Freestyle (A - 1:44.02; B - 1:48.18) AU Record: Emily Kukors - 1:43.47 (2008) NCAA Record: Natalie Coughlin (California) - 1:42.65 (2002) 1. Ava Ohlgren... 1:42.99 (A)(r)...SEC... 2/20 2. Caitlin Geary... 1:43.17 (A)...SEC... 2/20 3. Maggie Bird... 1:45.27 (B)...SEC... 2/20 4. Emile Ewing... 1:45.35 (B) SEC... 2/20 5. Melissa Marik... 1:45.88 (B)...USA... 12/5 6. Chelsea Haser... 1:47.26 (B)...SEC... 2/20 7. Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace... 1:48.04 (B)(r)...USA... 12/6 8. Micah Martindale... 1: SEC... 2/20 9. Julianne McLane... 1: USA... 12/5 10. Margo McCawley... 1: TEX... 1/8 11. Erica Meissner... 2: TEX... 1/8 12. Blakeley Bunch... 2: TEX... 1/8 500 Yard Freestyle (A - 4:38.46 B - 4:49.59) AU Record: Adrienne Binder - 4:36.96 (2007) NCAA Record: Carolina Burckle (Florida) - 4:33.60 (2008) 1. Maggie Bird... 4:39.15 (B)...SEC... 2/19 2. Chelsea Haser... 4:42.51 (B)...SEC... 2/19 3. Ava Ohlgren... 4:44.83 (B)...USA... 12/4 4. Caitlin Geary... 4:45.06 (B)...USA... 12/4 5. Micah Martindale... 4:48.16 (B)...UGA... 11/21 6. Julianne McClane... 4: USA... 12/4 7. Melissa Marik... 4: WEI...10/17 8. Micah Lawrence... 5: RCI... 1/30 9. Margo McCawley... 5: WEI...10/ Blakeley Bunch...5: UF... 1/ Melanie Roberts... 5: WEI...10/ Erica Meissner... 5: WEI...10/ Kelsey Winters... 5: WEI...10/ Josefin Wede... 5: WEI...10/ Kara Nelson... 5: WEI...10/ Abby MacGregor r... 5: WEI...10/ Jennifer VonJouanne... 5: WEI...10/ Yard Freestyle AU Record: Adrienne Binder - 9:38.12 (2005) 1. Caitlin Geary...9: FSU...2/7 2.Micah Martindale... 9: UF... 1/24 3. Maggie Bird... 9: UF... 1/24 4. Chelsea Haser... 10: UGA...11/14 5. Blakeley Bunch... 10: UGA...11/ Yard Freestyle (A - 15:53.38; B - 16:31.51) AU Record: Hayley Peirsol - 15:42.92 (2007) NCAA Record: Janey Evans (Stanford) - 15:39.14 (1990) 1. Maggie Bird... 16:03.00 (B)...SEC... 2/21 2. Chelsea Haser... 16:12.65 (B)...SEC... 2/21 3. Caitlin Geary (B)...USA... 12/6 4. Micah Martindale... 16:21.96 (B)...BIT...3/ Yard Backstroke (A ; B ) AU Record: Rachel Goh (2007) NCAA Record: Natalie Coughlin (California) (2002) 1. Rachel Goh (A)...SEC... 2/20 2. Margo McCawley (A)...SEC... 2/20 3. Alana Dillette (A)...SEC... 2/20 4. Melissa Marik (A)...SEC... 2/20 5. Julianne McLane (A)...SEC... 2/20 6. Erica Meissner (B)...SEC... 2/20 7. Emile Ewing (B)...USA... 12/ Yard Backstroke (A - 1:53.37; B - 1:57.90) AU Record: Kristy Coventry - 1:50.54 (2005) NCAA Record: Natalie Coughlin (California) - 1:49.52 (2002) 1. Julianne McLane... 1:53.52 (B)...USA... 12/6 2. Erica Meissner... 1:54.08 (B)...SEC... 2/21 3. Rachel Goh... 1:54.10 (B)...SEC... 2/21 4. Emile Ewing... 1:54.88 (B)...SEC... 2/21 5.Margo McCawley... 1:55.01 (B)...BIT...3/1 6. Melissa Marik... 1:56.91 (B)...USA... 12/6 7.Maggie Bird... 1:57.34 (B)...FSU...2/7 8. Blakely Bunch... 2: USA... 12/6 9. Ava Ohlgren... 2: WEI...10/ Micah Lawrence... 2: WEI...10/ Micah Martindale... 2: WEI...10/ Yard Breaststroke (A ; B - 1:02.38) AU Record: Maggie Bowen (2003) NCAA Record: Tara Kirk (Stanford) (2003) 1. Micah Lawrence... 1:00.28 (B)...SEC... 2/20 2. Melanie Roberts... 1:00.55 (B)...SEC... 2/20 3. Abby MacGregor... 1:01.07 (B)...BIT... 2/28 4. Josefin Wede... 1: SEC... 2/20 5. Ava Ohlgren... 1: WEI...10/18 6. Emile Ewing... 1: WEI...10/18 7. Erica Meissner... 1: WEI...10/18 8. Jenniefer VonJouanne... 1: WEI...10/18 9. Melissa Marik... 1: WEI...10/ Margo McCawley... 1: WEI...10/ Kara Nelson... 1: WEI...10/ Yard Breaststroke (A - 2:10.32; B - 2:15.53) AU Record: Alicia Jensen - 2:10.81 (2006) NCAA Record: Rebecca Soni (Southern California) - 2:06.11 (2008) 1. Micah Lawrence... 2:12.41 (B)...UF... 1/24 2. Melanie Roberts... 2:14.39 (B)...SEC... 2/21 3. Abby MacGregor... 2:11.62 (B)...BIT...3/1 4. Josefin Wede... 2:15.19 (B)...USA... 12/6 5. Ava Ohlgren... 2:27.74 (c)... UA...11/ Yard Butterfly (A B ) AU Record: Margaret Hoelzer (2003) NCAA Record: Natalie Coughlin (California) (2002) 1. Alana Dilette (B)...SEC... 2/20 2. Margo McCawley (B)...SEC... 2/20 3. Ava Ohlgren (B)...USA... 12/5 4. Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace (B)...SEC... 2/20 5.Kelsey Winters (B)...SEC... 2/20 6. Erica Meissner BIT... 2/28 7. Kara Nelson FSU... 12/7 8. Melanie Roberts USA... 12/5 9. Jennifer VonJouanne SEC... 2/ Rachel Goh (c)... UA...11/ Yard Butterfly (A - 1:54.95; B - 1:59.54) AU Record: Ava Ohlgren - 1:54.64 (2008) NCAA Record: Natalie Coughlin (California) - 1:51.91 (2002) 1. Ava Ohlgren... 1:54.94 (A)...SEC... 2/21 2. Julianne McLane... 1: BIT... 3/1 3. Melanie Roberts... 1: USA... 12/6 4. Kelsey Winters... 2: SEC... 2/21 5. Melissa Marik... 2: USA... 12/6 6. Kara Nelson... 2: USA... 12/6 7. Blakely Bunch... 2: FSU... 2/ NCAA Post-Season Guide

9 8. Erica Meissner... 2: USA...12/6 9. Maggie Bird... 2: WEI... 10/ Josefin Wede... 2: WEI... 10/ Margo McCawley... 2: WEI... 10/ Chelsea Haser... 2: WEI... 10/ Yard IM (A - 1:56.13; B - 2:00.77) AU Record: Maggie Bowen - 1:53.91 (2002) NCAA Record: Maggie Bowen - 1:53.91 (2002) 1. Ava Ohlgren... 1:55.18 (A)... SEC... 2/19 2. Caitlin Geary... 1:56.52 (B)... SEC... 2/19 3. Melanie Roberts... 1:58.39 (B)... SEC... 2/19 4. Melissa Marik... 1:59.74 (B)... USA... 12/4 5. Erica Meissner... 2:00.75 (B)... BIT... 2/28 6. Kelsey Winters... 2: SEC... 12/19 7. Emilie Ewing... 2: USA...12/4 8. Josefin Wede... 2: SEC...2/19 9. Micah Lawrence... 2: SEC...2/ Rachel Goh... 2: RCI...1/ Alana Dillette... 2: RCI...1/ Jennifer VonJouanne... 2: RCI...1/ Blakeley Bunch... 2:10.98 (c)... UA... 11/ Jennifer VonJouanne... 2: WEI... 10/ Abby MacGregor r... 2: RCI...1/ Margo McCawley... 2: WEI... 10/ Arianna Vanderpool-wallace... 2: RCI...1/ Kara Nelson... 2: WEI... 10/ Yard IM (A - 4:07.33; B - 4:17.22) AU Record: Ava Ohlgren - 4:03.70 (2009) NCAA Record: Summer Sanders (Stanford) - 4:02.28 (1992) 1. Ava Ohlgren... 4:03.70 (A)... SEC... 2/20 2. Melanie Roberts... 4:15.35 (B)... FSU...2/7 3. Erica Meissner... 4: USA...12/5 4. Maggie Bird...4: FSU...2/7 5. Blakeley Bunch... 4: USA...12/5 6. Micah Lawrence... 4: USA...12/5 7. Micah Martindale... 4: WEI... 10/ Yard Freestyle Relay (A - 1:28.35; B - 1:31.88) AU Record: Ohlgren, Ewing, Marik, Vanderpool-Wallace - 1:28.50 (2009) NCAA Record: Jackson, Nymeyer, Turner, Baughman (Arizona) - 1:26.90 (2008) 1. Ohlgren, Ewing, Marik, Vanderpool-Wallace... 1:28.50 (A)... SEC...2/18 2. Vanderpool-Wallace, Marik, Ohlgren, Geary... 1:30.12 (B)... USA...12/4 3. Vanderpool-Wallace, Marik, VonJouanne, Ewing... 1:31.24 (B)...USA... 12/4 4. Vanderpool-Wallace, Ewing, Marik, Geary... 1: FSU...2/7 5. Winters, Ewing, MacGregor, VonJouanne... 1: USA...12/4 6. Goh, Ohlgren, Dillette, Winters... 1: FSU...2/7 7. Winters, MacGregor, Nelson, Geary... 1: USA...12/4 8. MacGregor, McLane, Nelson, Bird... 1: FSU...2/ Yard Freestyle Relay (A - 3:14.93; B - 3:22.72) AU Record: Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace, Marik, Geary - 3:12.00 (2009) NCAA Record: Nymeyer, Turner, Jackson, Baughman (Arizona) - 3:11.34 (2008) 1. Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace, Marik, Geary (A)... 3:12.00 (A)... SEC... 2/21 2. Vanderpool-Wallace, Marik, Ewing, Ohlgren...3:15.29 (B)...USA... 12/6 3. Vanderpool-Wallace, Geary, Ewing, Marik... 3:19.55 (B)...TEX...1/8 4. Vanderpool-Wallace, Marik, Ewing, Goh...3:19.96 (B)...UGA... 11/14 5. Dillette, McCawley, VonJouanne, Geary...3:21.52 (B)...USA... 12/6 6. Dilette, Winters, McCawley, Ohlgren... 3: UGA... 11/14 7. Goh, Dillette, McLane, McCawley... 3: TEX...1/8 8. Winters, VonJouanne, MacGregor, Martindale... 3: TEX...1/8 9. Bird, Wede, Haser, Nelson... 3: UGA... 11/ Bird, Haser, Wede, Nelson... 3: TEX...1/ Yard Freestyle Relay (A - 7:02.07; B - 7:18.95) AU Record: Ohlgren, Geary, Marik, Bird - 6:54.02 (2009) NCAA Record: Ohlgren, Geary, Marik, Bird - 6:54.02 (2009) 1. Ohlgren, Geary, Marik, Bird...6:54.02 (A)...SEC... 2/18 2. Ohlgren, Bird, Marik, Geary...7:05.80 (B)...USA... 12/5 3.Vanderpool-Wallace, McLane, Ewing, Haser... 7:11.49 (B)...USA... 12/ Yard Medley Relay (A - 1:37.81; B - 1:41.72) AU Record: Goh, Lawrence, Dillette, Vanderpool-Wallace - 1:36.59 (2009) NCAA Record: Degolia, Chandler, Jackson, Turner (Arizona) - 1:35.29 (2008) 1. Goh, Lawrence, Dillette, Vanderpool-Wallace.1:36.59 (A)...SEC... 2/18 2. Goh, Lawrence, Dillette, Marik... 1:40.01 (B)...USA... 12/5 3. McCawley, MacGregor, Dillette, Geary...1:41.10 (B)...USA... 12/5 4. Goh, Lawrence, Dillette, Vanderpool-Wallace.1:41.49 (B)...FSU...2/7 5. Goh, Lawrence, Dilette, Ewing... 1: UGA... 11/14 6. McCawley, Roberts, VonJouanne, Vanderpool... 1: USA...12/5 7. McLane, Lawrence, Winters, Ewing... 1: USA...12/5 8. Marik, Macgregor, McCawley, Geary... 1: UGA... 11/14 9. McLane, Roberts, Nelson, Von Jouanne... 1: UGA... 11/ McLane, MacGregor, Winters, VonJouanne... 1: FSU...2/ Yard Medley Relay (A - 3:32.56; B - 3:41.06) AU Record: Goh, Lawrence, Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace - 3:31.28 (2009) NCAA Record: Degolia, Chandler, Agy, Nymeyer (Arizona) - 3:29.06 (2008) 1. Goh, Lawrence, Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace... 3:31.28 (A)...SEC... 2/18 2. Marik, Lawrence, Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace... 3:39.27 (B)...USA... 12/4 3. Goh, Lawrence, Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace... 3:39.82 (B)...TEX... 1/8 4.McCawley, MacGregor, Dillette, Ewing... 3: USA...12/4 5. McLane, Wede, Winters, VonJouanne... 3: TEX...1/8 TOP DIVES 1-Meter Diving (Dual - 255; 6 optional - 265) AU Record (6 dives): Ashley Rubenstein (2003) 1. Anna Aguero (Z)... FSU...2/7 2. Vanessa Dantin SEC...2/18 3. Mary Catherine Cochran FSU...2/7 4. Laura Mulqueen FSU...2/7 3-Meter Diving (Dual - 270; 6 optional - 280) AU Record (6 dives): Corey Gerlach (2006) 1. Vanessa Dantin (Z)... SEC... 2/18 2. Anna Aguero (Z)... ADI... 12/18 3. Mary Catherine Cochran UF...1/24 4. Laura Mulqueen FSU...2/7 Platform Diving (Dual - 260; 6 optional - 225) AU Record (9 dives): Rachel Korth (2003) 1. Anna Aguero (Z)... SEC... 2/20 2. Vanessa Dantin (Z)... SEC... 2/20 A CUTS (14 cuts, 9 individuals) Name Event Best Qualifying Time Ava Ohlgren 400 IM 4:03.70 Ava Ohlgren 200 IM 1:55.18 Caitlin Geary 200 Free Rachel Goh 100 Back Margo McCawley 100 Back Alana Dillette 100 Back Melissa Marik 100 Back Julianne McLane 100 Back Ava Ohlgren 200 Fly 1:54.94 Ohlgren, Ewing, Marik, Vanderpool-Wallace 200 FR 1:28.50 Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace, Marik, Geary 400 FR 3:12.00 Ohlgren, Geary, Marik, Bird 800 FR 6:54.02 Goh, Lawrence, Dillette, Vanderpool-Wallace 200 MR 1:36.59 Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace, Goh, Lawrence 400 MR 3:31.38 B CUTS Name Event Best Qualifying Time Ariana Vanderpool-Wallace 50 Free Melissa Marik 50 Free Emily Ewing 50 Free Ava Ohlgren 50 Free 22.56(r) Rachel Goh 50 Free Alana Dillette 50 Free Ariana Vanderpool-Wallace 100 Free Caitlin Geary 100 Free Melissa Marik 100 Free Ava Ohlgren 100 Free Maggie Bird 200 Free Emily Ewing 200 Free 1:45.35 Ava Ohlgren 200 Free 1:45.82 Melissa Marik 200 Free 1:45.88 Chelsea Haser 200 Free 1:47.33 Ariana Vanderpool-Wallace 200 Free 1:48.04 Maggie Bird 500 Free 4:40.91 Chelsea Haser 500 Free 4:42.81 Ava Ohlgren 500 Free 4:44.83 Caitlin Geary 500 Free 4:45.06 Micah Martindale 500 Free 4:48.16 Maggie Bird 1650 Free 16:03.00 Caitlin Geary 1650 Free 16:14.29 Chelsea Haser 1650 Free 16:12.65 Micah Martindale 1650 Free 16:21.96 Erica Meissner 100 Back Emile Ewing 100 Back Alana Dillette 100 Back Julianne McLane 200 Back 1:53.52 Erica Meissner 200 Back 1:54.08 Rachel Goh 200 Back 1:54.10 Melissa Marik 200 Back 1:56.91 Emile Ewing 200 Back 1:54.88 Margo McCawley 200 Back 1:55.01 Maggie Bird 200 Back 1:57.34 Micah Lawrence 100 Breast 1:00.28 Melanie Roberts 100 Breast 1:00.55 Abby Macgregor 100 Breast 1:01.07 Micah Lawrence 200 Breast 2:12.93 Melanie Roberts 200 Breast 2:12.66 Abby MacGregor 200 Breast 2:11.62 Josefin Wede 200 Breast 2:15.19 Ava Ohlgren 100 Fly Alana Dillette 100 Fly Kelsey Winters 100 Fly Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace 100 Fly Margo McCawley 100 Fly Melanie Roberts 200 IM 1: NCAA Post-Season Guide 9

10 Caitlin Geary 200 IM 1:56.52 Erica Meissner 200 IM 2:00.75 Melanie Roberts 400 IM 4:15.35 ZONE CUTS Name Event Best Qualifying Score Anna Aguero 1 Meter Anna Aguero 3 Meter Vanessa Dantin 3 Meter Anna Aguero Platform KEY A - A cut B - B cut Z - Diving Zone Cut $ - Auburn record r - relay leadoff c - Coverted WEI - War Eagle Invitational (Oct , 2008) UGA - Auburn at Georgia (Nov. 14, 2008) USA - USA Swimming Short Course (Dec. 4-6, 2009) UA - Auburn at Alabama (Nov , 2008) TEX - Texas at Auburn (Jan. 7-8, 2009) GTI - Georgia Tech Diving Invitational (Nov , 2008) ADI - Auburn Diving Invitational (Dec , 2008) UF - Florida at Auburn (Jan. 24, 2009) RCI - Ralph Crocker Invitatinonal (Jan. 30-Feb. 1) FSU - Auburn at Florida State (Feb. 7, 2009) SEC - SEC Championships (Feb , 2009) BIT - Bulldog Invitational (Feb. 28-March 1, 2009) TOP TIMES BY ATHLETE Name 50 Free 100 Free 200 Free 500 Free 1000 Free 1650 Free 100 Back 200 Back Maggie Bird : : : : :57.34 Blakely Bunch : : : :02.09 Alana Dillette Emile Ewing : :54.88 Caitlin Geary : : : :14.29 Rachel Goh : :54.10 Chelsea Haser : : : :12.65 Micah Lawrence 5: :14.22 Abigail MacGregor :18.98 Melissa Marik : : :56.91 Micah Martindale 1: : : : :17.43 Margo McCawley : : :55.01 Julianne McLane : : :53.52 Erica Meissner : : :54.08 Kara Nelson :18.96 Ava Ohlgren : : :06.72 Melanie Roberts :07.96 Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace :48.04 Jennifer Von Jouanne :34.09 Josefin Wede :17.31 Kelsey Winters : :12.89 Athlete 100 Breast 200 Breast 100 Fly 200 Fly 200 IM 400 IM Maggie Bird 2:07.45 Blakely Bunch 2: : :26.27 Alana Dillette :06.60 Emile Ewing 1: :02.71 Caitlin Geary 1:56.52 Rachel Goh :06.23 Chelsea Haser 2:12.16 Micah Lawrence 1: : : :28.43 Abigail MacGregor 1: : :11.98 Melissa Marik 1: : :59.74 Micah Martindale 4:49.02 Margo McCawley 1: : :12.30 Julianne McLane 1:59.89 Erica Meissner 1: : : :17.99 Kara Nelson 1: : :16.41 Ava Ohlgren 1: : : : :03.70 Melanie Roberts 1: : : : :15.35 Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace :13.85 Jennifer Von Jouanne 1: :07.17 Josefin Wede 1: : : :03.88 Kelsey Winters : :01.93 TOP RELAY SPLITS Freestyle Events First Leg Second Leg Third Leg Anchor Leg 200 Free Relay Vanderpool-Wallace (22.63) Marik (22.21) Ohlgren (22.76) Geary (22.52) 400 Free Relay Vanderpool-Wallace (48.25) Marik (48.79) Ewing (49.42) Ohlgren (48.83) 800 Free Relay Ohlgren (1:45.82) Bird (1:47.05) Ewing (1:46.53) Geary (1:46.01) Medley Events Backstroke Leg Breaststroke Leg Butterfly Leg Freestyle Leg 200 Medley Relay Goh (25.15) MacGregor (28.84) Dilette (24.17) Vamderpool-Wallace (22.63) 400 Medley Relay Goh (53.96) Lawrence (1:01.33) Ohlgren (53.13) Vanderpool-Wallace (49.04) TOP INDIVIDUAL DIVING PERFORMANCES Athlete 1-Meter 3-Meter Platform Anna Aguero Mary Catherine Cochran Vanessa Dantin Laura Mulqueen NCAA Post-Season Guide

11 TOP TIMES BY MEET Meet 50 Free 100 Free 200 Free 500 Free 1000 Free / 1650 Free War Eagle Invitational Von Jouanne (23.89) Ohlgren (51.82) Marik (4:54.38) at Georgia Vanderpool-Wallace (23.21) Marik (50.13) Marik (1:48.18) Martindale (4:48.16) Martindale (9:56.24) at Alabama Vanderpool-Wallace (22.80) Vanderpool-Wallace (50.23) Marik (1:49.37) Martindale (4:52.86) Martindale (16:43.35) USA Short Course Nationals Vanderpool-Wallace (22.67) Vanderpool-Wallace (47.90) Geary (1:46.30) Bird (4:40.91) Bird (16:13.63) vs. Texas Vanderpool-Wallace (23.26) Dillette (49.90) Marik (1:48.56) Martindale (4:49.27) Martindale (9:52.94) vs. Florida Vanderpool-Wallace (23.15) Vanderpool-Wallace (49.73) Geary (1:47.53) Martindale (4:51.80) Martindale (9:52.87) Ralph Crocker Invite Ohlgren (23.10) Martindale 16:26.78) at Florida State VonJouanne (23.31) Goh (51.39) Ohlgren (1:49.29) Martindale (4:50.96) Geary (9:48.06) SEC Championships Vanderpool-Wallace (22.23) Vanderpool-Wallace (48.04) Geary (1:43.17) Bird (4:39.24) Bird (16:03.00) Meet 100 Back 200 Back 100 Breast 200 Breast War Eagle Invitational Meissner (2:01.52) Lawrence (1:04.05) UGA vs. Auburn Goh (53.43) Goh (1:57.67) Lawrence (1:03.15) Lawrence (2:15.83) at Alabama Dillette (55.95) Ewing (2:00.09) Lawrence (1:03.39) Lawrence (2:17.26) USA Short Course Nationals Mccawley (53.29) McLane (1:53.52) Lawrence (1:01.88) Lawrence (2:13.48) vs. Texas Goh (1:59.40) Lawrence (2:12.93) vs. Florida Goh (53.91) McLane (2:00.19 Lawrence (1:01.83) Lawrence (2:12.41) Ralph Crocker Invite at Florida State Goh (53.97) Bird (1:57.34) Lawrence (1:02.75 Lawrence (2:16.11) SEC Championships Goh (51.46) Meissner (1:54.08) Lawrence (1:00.28) Roberts (2:12.66) Meet 100 Fly 200 Fly 200 IM 400 IM War Eagle Invitational Marik (2:03.59) Ohlgren (2:01.55) Meissner (4:02.76) UGA vs. Auburn Ohlgren (54.96) Ohlgren (1:58.20) Ohlgren (1:59.73) at Alabama Ohlgren (54.87) McLane (2:04.77) Ohlgren (2:00.20) Roberts (4:27.15) USA Short Course Nationals Ohlgren (53.23) Ohlgren (1:56.01) Ohlgren (1:57.23) Ohlgren (4:06.80) vs. Texas Ohlgren (2:00.51) Ohlgren (4:16.64) vs. Florida Ohlgren (54.81) Ohlgren (1:57.35) Ohlgren (2:00.29 Ralph Crocker Invite VonJouanne (56.15) Ohlgren (2:04.09) at Florida State Winters (54.03) Winters (2:00.32) Roberts (4:15.35) SEC Championships ps Dillette (52.51) Ohlgren (1:54.94) Ohlgren (1:56.52) Ohlgren (4:09.21) Meet 200 Free Relay 400 Free Relay 800 Free Relay War Eagle Invitational UGA vs Auburn Goh, Lawrence, Dillette, Ewing (1:41.64) Vanderpool-Wallace, Marik, Ewing, Goh (3:19.66) at Alabama Dillette, Goh, Marik, Ohlgren Dillette, Goh, Marik, Ohlgren Martindale, McLane, Marik, Goh USA Short Course Nationals Vanderpool-Wallace, Marik, Ohlgren, Geary (1:30.12) Vanderpool-Wallace, Marik, Ewing, Ohlgren (3:15.29) Ohlgren, Bird, Marik, Geary (7:06.80) vs. Texas Vanderpool-Wallace, Geary, Ewing, Marik (3:19.55) vs. Florida at Florida State Vanderpool-Wallace, Ewing, Marik, Geary (1:32.70) SEC Championships Ohlgren, Ewing, Marik, Vanderpool-Wallace (1:28.50) Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace, Marik, Geary (3:12.00) Ohlgren, Geary, Marik, Bird (6:54.02) Meet 200 Medley Relay 400 Medley Relay War Eagle Invitational UGA vs Auburn at Alabama Goh, Lawrence, Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace Goh, Lawrence, Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace USA Short Course Nationals Goh, Lawrence, Dillette, Marik (1:40.01) Marik, Lawrence, Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace (3:36.27) vs. Texas Goh, Lawrence, Ohlgren, Vanderpool-Wallace (3:39.82) vs. Florida at Florida State Goh, Lawrence, Dillette, Vanderpool-Wallace (1:41.49) SEC Championships Goh, Lawrence, Dillette, Vanderpool-Wallace (1:36.59) Goh, Lawrence, Ohlgren, Vanderpool-W Wa allace (3:31.28) Meet 1-Meter 3-Meter Platform at Georgia Aguero (272.25) Aguero (251.70) Georgia Tech Invitational Aguero (246.15) Aguero (283.85) Auburn Diving Invitational Aguero (280.20) Aguero (298.00) Aguero (243.75) Tennessee Diving Invitational Aguero (237.85) Dantin (253.95) Dantin (214.40) vs. Texas Aguero (267.59) Aguero (284.70) Aguero (262.51) vs. Florida Aguero (248.92) Dantin (305.55) at Florida State Aguero (265.60) Aguero (292.80) SEC Championships Aguero (276.65) Dantin (331.55) Aguero (266.40) 2009 NCAA Post-Season Guide 11

12 50-Yard Freestyle 1. Becky Short Kara Denby Eileen Coparropa Katie Taylor A. Vanderpool-Wallace Jana Kolukanova Emile Ewing Ava Ohlgren Melissa Marik Rachel Goh Women s All-Time Top-10 Performances (SCY) 1650-Yard Freestyle 1. Hayley Peirsol 15: Adrienne Binder 15: Maggie Bird 15: Chelsea Haser 16: Magda Dyszkiewicz 16: Caitlin Geary 16: Micah Martindale 16: Maggie Bowen 16: Mary Holmes 16: Libby Pruden 16: Yard Butterfly 1. Margaret Hoelzer Mimi Bowen Alana Dillete Margo McCawley T5. D. Christianson T5. Kristie Krueger Tawnie Bethune Ava Ohlgren Alessandra Lawless A. Vanderpool-Wallace Yard Freestyle 1. A. Vanderpool-Wallace Kara Denby Ava Ohlgren Emily Kukors Becky Short Eileen Coparropa Jana Kolukanova Caitlin Geary Melissa Marik Heather Kemp Yard Freestyle 1. Ava Ohlgren 1: Caitlin Geary 1: Emily Kukors 1: Kirsty Coventry 1: Margaret Hoelzer 1: Heather Kemp 1: Maggie Bird 1: Emile Ewing 1: Melissa Marik 1: Rada Owen 1: Yard Freestyle 1. Adrienne Binder 4: Maggie Bird 4: Hayley Peirsol 4: Magda Dyszkiewicz 4: Chelsea Haser 4: Emily Kukors 4: Heather Kemp 4: Rada Owen 4: Caitlin Geary 4: Ava Ohlgren 4: Yard Freestyle 1. Adrienne Binder 9: Hayley Peirsol 9: Magda Dyszkiewicz 9: Micah Martindale 9: Caitlin Geary 9: Lauren Duerk 9: Ava Ohlgren 9: Maggie Bowen 9: Maggie Bird 9: Mary Holmes 9: Yard Backstroke 1. Rachel Goh Margo McCawley Kirsty Coventry Margaret Hoelzer Alana Dillette Melissa Marik Jeri Moss Jenni Anderson Julianne McLane Katie Ryan Yard Backstroke 1. Kirsty Coventry 1: Margaret Hoelzer 1: Julianne McLane 1: Erica Meissner 1: Rachel Goh 1: Melissa Marik 1: Emile Ewing 1: Margo McCawley 1: Jeri Moss 1: Erin Volcan 1: Yard Breaststroke 1. Maggie Bowen Kara Denby Laura Swander 1: Micah Lawrence 1: Melanie Roberts 1: Brook Monroe 1: Abby MacGregor 1: Anne Amardeilh 1: Keri Reynolds 1: An. McReynolds 1: Yard Breaststroke 1. Alicia Jensen 2: A. McReynolds 2: Laura Swander 2: Micah Lawrence 2: T5. Julie Stupp 2: T5. Maggie Bowen 2: Melanie Roberts 2: Lauren Duerk 2: Brook Monroe 2: Josefin Wede 2: Yard Butterfly 1. Ava Ohlgren 1: Emily Kukors 1: Kristen Hastrup 1: T4. Tawnie Bethune 1: T4. D. Christianson 1: Margaret Hoelzer 1: Julie Stupp 1: Maggie Bowen 1: Mimi Bowen 1: Carolyn Goodley 1: Yard Individual Medley 1. Maggie Bowen 1: Ava Ohlgren 1: Kirsty Coventry 1: Emily Kukors 1: Caitlin Geary 1: Melanie Roberts 1: Lauren Duerk 1: Julie Stupp 1: Brook Monroe 1: Emile Ewing 1: Yard Individual Medley 1. Ava Ohlgren 4: Kirsty Coventry 4: Maggie Bowen 4: Julie Stupp 4: Adrienne Binder 4: Emily Kukors 4: Lauren Duerk 4: Anne Amardeilh 4: Hayley Peirsol 4: Melanie Roberts 4: Bold are current members of the Auburn Swimming and Diving team NCAA Post-Season Guide

13 Women s All-Time Top-10 Performances (LCM) 50m Freestyle Kara Denby Jana Kolukanova A. Vanderpool-Wallace* Becky Short Eileen Coparropa m Freestyle Kara Denby Margaret Hoelzer Ava Ohlgren A. Vanderpool-Wallace* Christina Swindle* m Freestyle 1: Stephanie Horner* : Ava Ohlgren : Margaret Hoelzer : Emily Kukors : Rada Owen m Freestyle 4: Hayley Peirsol : Stephanie Horner* : Kirsty Coventry : Maggie Bird : Adrienne Binder m Freestyle 8: Hayley Peirsol : Adrienne Binder* : M. Dyszkiewicz * : Micah Martindale* : Libby Pruden m Freestyle 15: Hayley Peirsol : Adrienne Binder* : M. Dyszkiewicz* : Libby Pruden : Maggie Bird m Backstroke Margaret Hoelzer : Margo McCawley : Jeri Moss : Emile Ewing : Erica Meissner m Backstroke 2: Margaret Hoelzer : Erica Meissner : Kim Higel : Julianne McLane : Emile Ewing m Breaststroke 1: Melanie Roberts* : Keri Reynolds : Abby MacGregor r : Maggie Bowen : A. McReynolds m Breaststroke 2: A. McReynolds : Abby MacGregor r : Melanie Roberts* : Alicia Jensen* : Josefin Wede m Butterfly Margaret Hoelzer D. Christianson Ava Ohlgren : Mimi Bowen : Stephanie Horner* m Butterfly 2: Ava Ohlgren : Emily Kukors : Stephanie Horner* : Margaret Hoelzer : Kristen Hastrup m Individual Medley 2: Maggie Bown : Ava Ohlgren : Emily Kukors : Julie Stupp : Emile Ewing m Individual Medley 4: Maggie Bowen : Ava Ohlgren : Adrienne Binder : Laura Berta : Stephanie Horner* NCAA Post-Season Guide 13

14 Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 1. Florida Auburn Georgia Tennessee Arkansas Yard Freestyle... Prelims/Finals 4 A. Vanderpool-Wallace / Melissa Marik / Emile Ewing / Rachel Goh / Alana Dillette /22.65 x Jennifer VonJouanne x Abby MacGregor r Yard Freestyle 2 A. Vanderpool-Wallace / Caitlin Geary / Melissa Marik /48.89 x Jennifer VonJouanne Yard Freestyle 1 Caitlin Geary...1:44.76/1: Maggie Bird...1:45.60/1: Emile Ewing...1:46.77/1: Chelsea Haser... 1:47.26/1: Micah Martindale... 1: Yard Freestyle 5 Maggie Bird...4:39.15/4: Chelsea Haser... 4:42.51/4: Micah Martindale...4:49.87/4: Yard Freestyle 3 Maggie Bird... 16: Chelsea Haser... 16: Micha Martindale... 16: Yard Backstroke 3 Rachel Goh / Margo McCawley / Alana Dillette / Melissa Marik / Julianne McLane / Erica Meissner / Yard Backstroke 5 Erica Meissner...1:54.27/1: Julianne McLane...1:53.92/1: Emile Ewing...1:54.88/1: Rachel Goh...1:55.01/1: Margo McCawley... 1: Yard Breaststroke 3 Micah Lawrence...1:00.97/1: Melanie Roberts...1:00.71/1: Jsefi n Wede... 1:03.77 x Abby MacGregor r... 1: Yard Breaststroke 9 Melanie Roberts...2:14.39/2: Josefin Wede...2:15.28/2:15.71 x Abby MacGregor r... 2: Yard Butterfly 4 Alana Dillette / Margo McCawley / SEC results 10 A. Vanderpool-Wallace / Kelsey Winters /53.73 x Jennifer VonJouanne Yard Butterfly 2 Ava Ohlgren...1:56.00/1: Kelsey Winters...2:00.37/2: Julianne McLane...2:00.29/2: Yard Individual Medley 1 Ava Ohlgren...1:56.52/1: Caitlin Geary...1:57.04/1: Melanie Roberts...1:58.581: Erica Meissner... 2: Kelsey Winters... 2: Josefin Wede... 2: Micah Lawrence... 2: Yard Individual Medley 1 Ava Ohlgren...4:09.21/4: Yard Freestyle Relay 2 Ohlgren (22.56), Ewing (22.03), Marik (22.02), Vanderpool-Wallace (21.89)... 1: Yard Freestyle Relay 1 Ohlgren (48.80), Vanderpoo-Wallace (48.03), Marik (48.24), geary (46.93)... 3: Yard Freestyle Relay 1 Ohlgren (1:42.99), Geary (1:43.18), Marik (1:44.69), Bird (1:43.16)... 6: Yard Medley Relay 2 Goh, Lawrence, Dillette, Vanderpool-Wallace... 1: Yard Medley Relay 1 Goh (52.00), Lawrence (1:00.06), Ohlgren (51.92), Vanderpool-Wallace (47.30)... 3: Meter Dive 10 Anna Aguero Vennie Dantin Meter Dive 5 Vennie Dantin / Anna Aguero Platform 3 Anna Aguero / Vennie Dantin NCAA Post-Season Guide

15 Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Final 1. Arizona Auburn Stanford Texas A&M California Yard Freestyle Finals/Prelims 7. Kara Denby / Alanna Dillette Yard Freestyle 4. Kara Denby / Emily Kukors / Caitlin Geary Yard Freestyle 4. Emily Kukors...1:44.47/1: Melissa Marik... 1: Maggie Bird... 1: Kristin Hastrup... 1: Emile Ewing... 1: Caitlin Geary... 1: Chelsea Haser... 1: Micha Martindale... 1: Yard Freestyle 2. Maggie Bird...4:39.51/4: Chelsea Haser... 4:44.22/4: Micah Martindale... 4: Caitlin Geary... 4: ,650-Yard Freestyle 4. Maggie Bird... 15: Micha Martindale... 16: Chelsea Haser : Yard Backstroke 9. Melissa Marik / Julianne McLane / Margo McCawley / Alanna Dillette Erica Meissner Yard Backstroke 8. Erica Meissner... 1:55.92/1: Margo McCawley.1:55.01/1: Melissa Marik... 1:55.78/1: Emile Ewing... 1: Jullianne McLane... 1: Yard Breaststroke 9. Kara Denby /1: Melanie Roberts...1:01.03/1: Josefin Wede... 1: Abby MacGregor r... 1: Yard Breaststroke 16. Melanie Roberts...2:13.53/2: Josefin Wede... 2: Abby MacGregor r... 2: NCAA Results 2008 SEC results 100-Yard Butterfly 24. Margo McCawley Alanna Dillette Erica Meissner Yard Butterfly 3. Ava Ohlgren...1:54.64/1: Kristin Hastrup... 1: Julianne McLane... 2: Yard Individual Medley 1. Ava Ohlgren...1:53.94/1: Emily Kukors...1:55.28/1: Emile Ewing... 1: Melanie Roberts... 1: Yard Individual Medley 2. Ava Ohlgren...4:04.07/4: Yard Freestyle Relay 3. Ohlgren (22.58), Denby (21.60), Kukors (22.35), Ewing (22.26).. 1: Yard Freestyle Relay 4. Ohlgren (48.49), Kukors, (48.21) Ewing (49.46), Denby (47.49)... 3: Yard Freestyle Relay 8. Ohlgren (1:45.41), Marik (1:48.24), Kukors (1:47.01), Bird (1:46.05)7: Yard Medley Relay 3. McCawley (25.26), Denby (26.78), Dillette (23.83), Ewing (22.48) 1: Yard Medley Relay 2. Marik (52.94), Denby (1:00.00), McCawley (51.68), Kukors (48.22)... 3: Meter Diving 3-Meter Dive Platform Dive Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 1. Auburn Florida Georgia Tennessee Kentucky Yard Freestyle... Prelims/Finals 6 Kara Denby / Emile Ewing / Alana Dillette / X Kara Nelson Yard Freestyle 2 Ava Ohlgren / T3 Kara Denby / Caitlin Geary / Yard Freestyle 1 Emily Kukors... 1:43.47 / 1: Caitlin Geary... 1:47.81 / 1: Maggie Bird... 1:47.01 / 1: Emile Ewing... 1:47.37 / 1: Chelsea Haser... 1:48.17 / 1: Kristen Hastrup... 1: Micah Martindale... 1: Yard Freestyle 2 Maggie Bird... 4:40.72 / 4: Chelsea Haser... 4:44.57 / 4: Blakeley Bunch... 4:46.43 / 4: Micah Martindale 4:49.08 / 4: Caitlin Geary... 4:49.91 / 4:48.61 X Julie Golden... 4: Yard Freestyle 1 Maggie Bird... 15: Chelsea Haser... 16: Micah Martindale... 16: Yard Backstroke 2 Margo McCawley / Melissa Marik / Julianne McLane / Alana Dillette / X Julie Golden Yard Backstroke 3 Melissa Marik... 1:54.17 / 1: Erica Meissner... 1:56.10 / 1: Julianne McLane.. 1:56.31 / 1: Margo McCawley 1:56.81 / 1: Emile Ewing... 1:57.61 / 1: Blakeley Bunch... 1:58.87 / 2:00.49 X Julie Golden... 1: Yard Breaststroke 1 Kara Denby... 1:00.37 / 1: Melanie Roberts. 1:02.22 / 1: Josefin Wede... 1:03.13 / 1: Abby MacGregor 1:03.45 / 1: Yard Breaststroke 3 Josefin Wede... 2:13.68 / 2: Melanie Roberts. 2:15.17 / 2: Abby MacGregor 2:16.19 / 2: Yard Butterfly 2 Margo McCawley / Melissa Marik / Alana Dillette / Kristen Hastrup X Kara Nelson Yard Butterfly 1 Emily Kukors... 1:54.97 / 1: Kristen Hastrup.. 1:58.18 / 1: Julianne McLane.. 2:01.05 / 1: Erica Meissner... 2:02.32 / 2:02.57 X Kara Nelson... 2: Yard Individual Medley 1 Ava Ohlgren... 1:54.97 / 1: Emily Kukors... 1:55.14 / 1: Melanie Roberts. 2:00.17 / 2: Josefin Wede... 2:01.23 / 2: Abby MacGregor r... 2: Yard Individual Medley 1 Ava Ohlgren... 4:05.78 / 4: Blakeley Bunch... 4:16.43 / 4: Erica Meissner... 4:15.58 / 4: Yard Freestyle Relay 3 Ohlgren (22.46), Denby (22.00), Ewing (22.38), Kukors (22.42)... 1: Yard Freestyle Relay 1 Ohlgren (48.68), Marik (48.89) Kukors (47.94), Denby (47.58)... 3: Yard Freestyle Relay 1 Ohlgren (1:43.68), Geary (1:43.85), Marik (1:45.51), Kukors (1:44.24).. 6: Yard Medley Relay 2 McCawley (24.63), Denby (27.18), Dillette (23.76), Ewing (22.43)... 1: Yard Medley Relay 1 McCawley (53.06), Denby, (1:00.00) Ohlgren (52.36), Kukors (47.98)... 3: Meter Dive No Entries 3-Meter Dive No Entries Platform No Entries 2009 NCAA Post-Season Guide 15

16 Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Final 1. Auburn Arizona California Stanford Georgia Yard Freestyle... Finals/Prelims 8. Kara Denby / Emile Ewing Melissa Marik Rachel Goh Yard Freestyle 4. Kara Denby / Emily Kukors / Yard Freestyle 2. Emily Kukors... 1:43.72 / 1: Emile Ewing... 1: Kristen Hastrup... 1: Maggie Bird... 1: Chelsea Haser... 1: Yard Freestyle 1. Adrienne Binder 4:36.96 / 4: Hayley Peirsol... 4:41.96 / 4: Maggie Bird... 4:42.64 / 4: Chelsea Haser.. 4:43.38 / 4: Julianne McLane... 4: Kristen Hastrup... 4: ,650-Yard Freestyle 1. Hayley Peirsol... 15: Adrienne Binder... 15: Chelsea Haser... 16: Maggie Bird... 16: Yard Backstroke 1. Rachel Goh / Melissa Marik / Margo McCawley / Julianne McLane Yard Backstroke 8. Melissa Marik... 1:56.69 / 1: Rachel Goh... 1:55.76 / 1: Julianne McLane 1:56.28 / 1: Margo McCawley 1:56.53 / 1: Emile Ewing... 1:57.83 / 1: Yard Breaststroke 20. Kara Denby... 1: Alicia Jensen... 1: Yard Breaststroke 10. Julie Stupp... 2:12.63 / 2: Alicia Jensen... 2:12.65 / 2: Yard Butterfly 17. Tawnie Bethune Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 1. Auburn Georgia Florida Kentucky Tennessee Yard Freestyle... Prelims/Finals 3. Kara Denby / Emile Ewing / Rachel Goh / Yard Freestyle 2. Kara Denby / Emily Kukors / Ava Ohlgren / Emile Ewing / Yard Freestyle 2. Emily Kukors...1:45.78/1: Ava Ohlgren...1:46.65/1: Chelsea Haser... 1:48.47/1: Emile Ewing...1:48.85/1: Yard Freestyle 2. Hayley Peirsol...4:42.60/4: Adrienne Binder.. 4:41.31/4: Chelsea Haser... 4:44.49/4: Julianna McLane...4:52.58/4: Kristen Hastrup...4:52.79/4: Yard Backstroke 1. Rachel Goh / Margo McCawley / Melissa Marik / Julianne McLane / Yard Backstroke 4. Rachel Goh...1:56.84/1: Melissa Marik... 1:58.29/1: Julianne McLane...1:58.47/1: Yard Breaststroke 2. Kara Denby...1:02.45/1: Alicia Jensen...1:02.21/1:01.80 T9. Abby MacGregor 1:03.49/1: Yard Breastsroke 1. Julie Stupp...2:14.59/2: Alicia Jensen...2:15.09/2: Anne Amardeilh...2:14.59/2: Abby MacGregor 2:17.31/2: Yard Butterfly 6. Tawnie Bethune / Kristen Hastrup / Margo McCawley / Melissa Marik / Yard Butterfly 1. Kristen Hastrup...1:57.48/1: NCAA Results 2007 SEC results 200-Yard Butterfly 5. Kristen Hastrup 1:55.90 / 1: Ava Ohlgren... 1:56.34 / 1: Tawnie Bethune 1:57.80 / 1: Yard Individual Medley 2. Ava Ohlgren... 1:55.67 / 1: Emily Kukors... 1:57.13 / 1: Julie Stupp... 1: Anne Amardeilh... 1: Alicia Jensen... 2: Yard Individual Medley 1. Ava Ohlgren... 4:04.08 / 4: Julie Stupp... 4:07.32 / 4: Adrienne Binder 4:10.08 / 4: Anne Amardeilh 4:15.52 / 4: Hayley Peirsol... 4: Yard Freestyle Relay 4. Denby (22.35), Ewing (22.27), Marik (22.39), Kukors (21.99)... 1: Yard Freestyle Relay 4. Denby (48.10), Ohlgren (49.09), Marik (48.66), Kukors (48.50)... 3: Yard Freestyle Relay 2. Ohlgren (1:45.64), Ewing (1:45.68), Kukors(1:43.39), Binder (1:45.24) 7: Yard Medley Relay 3. Goh (24.43), Denby (27.41), McCawley (24.14), Kukors (22.08) 1: Yard Medley Relay 6. Goh, Stupp, Bethune, Denby... 3: Meter Diving 15. Corey Gerlach / Lynnsey Seagraves Meter Dive 6. Lynnsey Seagraves / Corey Gerlach / Platform Dive 9. Lynnsey Seagraves / Tawnie Bethune...1:57.67/1: Yard Individual Medley 1. Ava Ohlgren...1:59.18/1: Emily Kukors...1:57.84/1: Julie Stupp...2:01.25/2: Anne Amardeilh...2:02.06/2: Alicia Jensen... 2: Abby MacGregor r... 2: Yard Individual Medley 1. Adrienne Binder.. 4:15.02/4: Julie Stupp...4:16.28/4: Hayley Peirsol...4:18.23/4: Anne Amardeilh...4:19.67/4: Yard Freestyle 1. Hayley Peirsol... 15: Adrienne Binder... 16: Chelsea Haser... 16: Yard Freestyle Relay 3. Denby (22.62), Ewing (22.67), Marik (22.70), Kukors (22.45)... 1: Yard Freestyle Relay 1. Ohlgren (49.09), Kukors (48.52), Ewing (49.33), Denby (48.39)... 3: Yard Freestyle Relay 1. Ohlgren (1:44.81), Ewing (1:48.18), Kukors (1:44.63), Denby (1:46.50) 7: Yard Medley Relay 1. Goh (24.73), Stupp (28.43),... McCawley (23.98), Denby (21.83) 1: Yard Medley Relay 1. Goh (52.46), Jensen (1:02.21),... Bethune (53.52), Kukors (48.38) 3: Meter Springboard 3. Corey Lynn Gerlach / Lynnsey Segraves / Meter Diving 1. Corey Lynn Gerlach / Lynnsey Segraves / Platform Diving 2. Lynnsey Segraves / Corey Lynn Gerlach NCAA Post-Season Guide

17 Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Final 1. Auburn Georgia Arizona California Stanford Yard Freestyle (Prelims/Finals) 10. Jana Kolukanova / Kara Denby / Rachel Goh Yard Freestyle 4. Emily Kukors / Kara Denby / Jana Kolukanova / Yard Freestyle 3. Emily Kukors...1:45.89/1: Kristen Hastrup... 1: Erin Volcan... 1: Chelsea Haser... 1: Yard Freestyle 2. Hayley Peirsol...4:42.89/4: Adrienne Binder.. 4:40.39/4: Chelsea Haser... 4:43.47/4: Kristen Hastrup... 4: Yard Freestyle 1. Hayley Peirsol... 15: Adrienne Binder... 15: Chelsea Haser... 16: Yard Backstroke 1. Rachel Goh Jeri Moss T19. Margo McCawley Gisela Morales Erin Volcan Yard Backstroke 5. Rachel Goh...1:55.61/1: Jeri Moss...1:55.79/1: Gisela Morales...1:57.01/1: ErinVolcan...1:57.27/1: Margo McCawley 1:57.35/1: Yard Breaststroke T17. Alicia Jensen... 1: Kara Denby... 1: Yard Breaststroke 3. Alicia Jensen...2:12.37/2: Lauren Duerk...2:13.11/2: Anne Amardeilh...2:14.49/2: Yard Butterfly 8. Tawnie Bethune / Jeri Moss Margo McCawley Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 1. Georgia Auburn Florida Kentucky Tennessee Yard Freestyle... Prelims/Finals 3. Jana Kolukanova / Rachel Goh / Emile Ewing /23.43 Kara Denby Gisela Morales Kara Nelson Yard Freestyle 2. Emily Kukors / Jana Kolukanova / Emile Ewing /50.65 Erin Volcan Kara Denby Yard Freestyle 2. Emily Kukors...1:45.42/1: Kristen Hastrup...1:48.28/1: Jana Kolukanova..1:48.44/1: Emile Ewing...1:48.67/1: Chelsea Haser... 1:50.38/1: NCAA Results 2006 SEC results 200-Yard Butterfly 10. Julie Stupp...1:59.16/1: Kristen Hastrup...1:58.54/1: Tawnie Bethune...1:57.89/1: Yard Individual Medley 3. Emily Kukors...1:58.04/1: Julie Stupp...1:59.43/1: Lauren Duerk...1:59.75/1: Anne Amardeilh... 2: Alicia Jensen... 2: Yard Individual Medley 2. Julie Stupp...4:10.43/4: Adrienne Binder.. 4:12.93/4: Lauren Duerk...4:12.89/4: Anne Amardeilh...4:16.87/4: Hayley Peirsol... 4: Yard Freestyle Relay 3. Denby (22.72), Kolukanova (22.27), Moss (22.63), Kukors (22.63)... 1: Yard Freestyle Relay 3. Denby (49.35), Kolukanova (48.37), Moss (48.67), Kukors (48.61)... 3: Yard Freestyle Relay 3. Kolukanova (1:48.10), Kukors (1:45.97), Moss (1:46.40), Binder (1:46.65). 7: Yard Medley Relay 5. Goh (24.60), Denby (28.25), McCawley (24.09),Kolukanova (22.41)... 1: Yard Medley Relay 5. Goh (52.50), Duerk (1:01.99), Bethune (53.05),Kolukanova (48.61)... 3: Meter Springboard 25. Corey Gerlach Lynnsey Segraves Meter Springboard 3. Corey Gerlach / Lynnsey Segraves Platform Diving 19. Lynnsey Segraves Corey Gerlach Yard Freestyle 2. Adrienne Binder.. 4:45.55/4: Hayley Peirsol...4:46.91/4: Chelsea Haser... 4:45.62/4: Kristen Hastrup...4:47.73/4:45.81 Julianna McLane... 4: Yard Freestyle 1. Hayley Peirsol... 15: Adrienne Binder... 16: Chelsea Haser... 17: Yard Backstroke 1. Rachel Goh / Jeri Moss / Margo McCawley / Erin Volcan /56.04 Gisela Morales Julianne McLane Yard Backstroke 2. Jeri Moss...1:56.70/1: Rachel Goh...1:58.03/1: Erin Volcan...1:58.75/1: Margo McCawley 1:59.23/1: Tawnie Bethune...2:02.55/2:00.78 Gisela Morales... 1:58.59 Julianne McLane... 1:58.69 Blakeley Bunch... 2: Yard Breaststroke 3. Julie Stupp...1:02.56/1: Alicia Jensen...1:03.48/1:02.91 Kara Denby... 1: Yard Breastsroke 3. Julie Stupp...2:13.99/2: Alicia Jensen...2:12.74/2: Lauren Duerk...2:14.11/2: Anne Amardeilh...2:15.13/2: Yard Butterfly 7. Tawnie Bethune / Jeri Moss / Margo McCawley /54.89 Danielle LeClair Kara Nelson Yard Butterfly 4. Kristen Hastrup...1:59.05/1: Tawnie Bethune...1:59.61/2: Danielle LeClair...2:01.30/2:00.31 Kara Nelson... 2: Yard Individual Medley 2. Emily Kukors...1:58.97/1: Anne Amardeilh...2:01.62/2: Alicia Jensen...2:02.12/2:01.16 Blakeley Bunch... 2: Yard Individual Medley 1. Julie Stupp...4:12.95/4: Adrienne Binder.. 4:16.77/4: Lauren Duerk...4:14.14/4: Anne Amardeilh...4:17.12/4: Hayley Peirsol...4:25.23/4: Danielle LeClair...4:25.58/4:19.96 Blakeley Bunch... 4: Yard Freestyle Relay 2. McCawley (23.41), Kolukanova (22.22), Ewing (22.55), Kukors (22.45)... 1: Yard Freestyle Relay 2. Goh (50.70), Kolukanova (49.16), McCawley (50.23), Kukors (48.22)... 3: Yard Freestyle 3. McCawley (1:46.87), Moss (1:46.81), Kukors (1:45.75), Binder (1:48.36) 7: Yard Medley Relay 4. Goh (25.66), Stupp, McCawley, Kolukanova (21.85)... 1: Yard Medley Relay 1. Goh (53.07), Stupp (1:01.05), Bethune (54.09), Kukors (48.12) 3: Meter Springboard 7. Lynnsey Segraves / Corey Lynn Gerlach Meter Diving 10. Corey Lynn Gerlach Lynnsey Segraves Platform Diving 5. Lynnsey Segraves / Corey Lynn Gerlach NCAA Post-Season Guide 17

18 Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Final 1. Georgia Auburn Arizona Florida Stanford Yard Freestyle (Prelims/Finals) 5. Jana Kolukanova / Kara Denby / Jenni Anderson / Leslie Lunsmann Yard Freestyle 3. Jana Kolukanova / Emily Kukors / Kara Denby / Leslie Lunsmann Jenni Anderson Yard Freestyle 1. Margaret Hoelzer1:46.26/1: Emily Kukors...1:46.39/1: Erin Volcan... 1: Jana Kolukanova... 1: Yard Freestyle 8. Hayley Peirsol...4:43.17/4: Adrienne Binder... 4: Kristen Hastrup... 4: Yard Freestyle 2. Hayley Peirsol... 15: Adrienne Binder... 16: Yard Backstroke 2. Margaret Hoelzer / Jeri Moss / Jenni Anderson / Erin Volcan Yard Backstroke 1. Kirsty Coventry..1:53.54/1: Margaret Hoelzer1:54.02/1: Jeri Moss...1:55.41/1: Erin Volcan...1:56.81/1: Yard Breaststroke 10. Kara Denby...1:02.05/1: Anne Amardeilh... 1: Yard Breaststroke 18. Lauren Duerk... 2: Anne Amardeilh... 2: Julie Stupp... 2:15.29 Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 1. Auburn Georgia Florida Kentucky So. Carolina Yard Freestyle (Prelims/Finals) 3. Kara Denby / Jana Kolukanova / Jenni Anderson / Yard Freestyle 3. Emily Kukors /48.94 T3. Kara Denby / Jana Kolukanova / Leslie Lunsmann / Jenni Anderson / Yard Freestyle 3. Emily Kukors...1:46.57/1: Margaret Hoelzer1:46.76/1: Erin Volcan...1:47.82/1: Jana Kolukanova..1:48.30/1: Yard Freestyle 2. Adrienne Binder.. 4:42.36/4: Haylay Peirsol...4:43.94/4: Kristen Hastrup...4:50.66/4: Yard Freestyle 1. Adrienne Binder... 15: Hayley Peirsol... 15: Yard Backstroke 1. Margaret Hoelzer / Jenni Anderson / Jeri Moss / Erin Volcan /55.37 Alessandra Lawless Yard Backstroke 1. Kirsty Coventry..1:54.50/1: Jeri Moss...1:56.01/1: Erin Volcan...1:56.73/1: Tawnie Bethune...1:58.39/2: Yard Breaststroke 6. Kara Denby...1:02.31/1: Julie Stupp...1:02.58/1: Anne Amardeilh...1:03.36/1: Yard Breastsroke 3. Julie Stupp...2:14.50/2: Anne Amardeilh...2:14.68/2: Lauren Duerk...2:15.18/2: NCAA Results 2005 SEC results 100-Yard Butterfly 8. Tawnie Bethune / Jeri Moss / Alessandra Lawless Kristen Hastrup Leslie Lunsmann Yard Butterfly 9. Tawnie Bethune...1:58.68/1: Kristen Hastrup...1:59.05/1: Alessandra Lawless... 2: Yard Individual Medley 1. Kirsty Coventry..1:56.67/1: Emily Kukors...1:57.36/1: Julie Stupp...2:00.25/2: Lauren Duerk... 2: Yard Individual Medley 1. Kirsty Coventry..4:09.69/4: Adrienne Binder.. 4:12.80/4: Julie Stupp...4:16.51/4: Hayley Peirsol...4:16.40/4: Lauren Duerk...4:16.59/4: Anne Amardeilh... 4: Yard Freestyle Relay 3. Kolukanova, Coventry, Anderson, Denby 1:29.70/1: Yard Freestyle Relay 2. Kolukanova, Hoelzer, Kukors, Coventry3:17.71/3: Yard Freestyle Relay 3. Coventry, Kukors, Kolukanova, Hoelzer... 7: Yard Medley Relay 5. Anderson, Hoelzer, Denby, Kolukanova... 1:40.66/1: Yard Medley Relay 4. Coventry, Denby, Hoelzer, Kukors...3:38.25/3: Meter Springboard 24. Lynnsey Segraves Meter Springboard 10. Lynnsey Segraves Platform Diving 16. Lynnsey Segraves Yard Butterfly 3. Tawnie Bethune / Alessandra Lawless / Kristen Hastrup / Leslie Lunsmann / Yard Butterfly 2. Margaret Hoelzer1:57.93/1: Tawnie Bethune...1:55.53/1: Kristen Hastrup...1:58.83/1: Alessandra Lawless... 1:59.90/1: Yard Individual Medley 1. Kirsty Coventry..1:56.45/1: Emily Kukors...1:58.63/1: Lauren Duerk...2:02.08/2: Leslie Lunsmann..2:01.54/2: Jeri Moss...2:02.37/2: Yard Individual Medley 1. Kirsty Coventry..4:10.45/4: Adrienne Binder.. 4:14.88/4: Julie Stupp...4:13.43/4: Hayley Peirsol...4:19.00/4: Lauren Duerk...4:16.54/4: Anne Amardeilh...4:16.45/4: Yard Freestyle Relay 2. Denby, Coventry, Lunsmann, Kolukanova... 1: Yard Freestyle Relay 2. Denby, Coventry, Kolukanova, Kukors... 3: Yard Freestyle - Hoelzer, Coventry, Volcan, Kukors DQ 200-Yard Medley Relay 2. Anderson, Denby, Hoelzer, Kolukanova... 1: Yard Medley Relay 3. Coventry, Denby, Hoelzer, Kukors 3: Meter Springboard 5. Lynnsey Segraves / Meter Diving 5. Lynnsey Segraves / Rachel Korth Platform Diving 4. Lynnsey Segraves / Rachel Korth / NCAA Post-Season Guide

19 Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Final 1. Auburn Georgia Arizona Florida Stanford Meter Freestyle... (Prelims/Finals) 2. Eileen Coparropa / Becky Short / Jana Kolukanova / Jenni Anderson / Christina Swindle / Laura Swander Meter Freestyle 5. Christina Swindle / Eileen Coparropa / Becky Short / Heather Kemp / Jana Kolukanova /54.98 T17. Leslie Lunsmann Jenni Anderson Meter Freestyle 1. Margaret Hoelzer 1:58.49/1: Heather Kemp...1:57.97/1: Jeri Moss... 2: Meter Freestyle 5. Adrienne Binder.. 4:06.90/4: Hayley Peirsol... 4: Heather Kemp... 4: Meter Freestyle 7. Adrienne Binder... 16: Hayley Peirsol... 16: Meter Backstroke 2. Margaret Hoelzer / Erin Volcan...1:00.19/1: Jenni Anderson...1:00.46/1: Jeri Moss... 1: Christina Swindle... 1: Meter Backstroke 1. Kirsty Coventry..2:07.24/2: Margaret Hoelzer2:08.83/2: Erin Volcan...2:09.24/2: Jeri Moss...2:10.62/2: Meter Breaststroke 12. Laura Swander... 1:09.17/1: Anne Amardeilh... 1: Meter Breaststroke 14. Lauren Duerk...2:28.08/2: Anne Amardeilh...2:29.65/2: Laura Swander... 2: NCAA Results 2004 SEC results 100-Meter Butterfly 5. Demerae Christianson / Leslie Lunsmann... 1: Meter Butterfly 9. Demerae Christianson... 2:10.01/2: Meter Individual Medley 2. Kirsty Coventry..2:09.34/2: Lauren Duerk...2:12.96/2: Leslie Lunsmann..2:13.44/2: Erin Volcan... 2: Demerae Christianson... 2: Meter Individual Medley 2. Kirsty Coventry..4:37.33/4: Adrienne Binder.. 4:39.69/4: Lauren Duerk...4:40.13/4: Anne Amardeilh... 4: Hayley Peirsol... 4: Meter Freestyle Relay 2. Short (24.18), Anderson (24.72), Kolukanova (24.81),Coparropa (23.74)... 1: Meter Freestyle Relay 2. Coparropa (54.79), Hoelzer (53.57), Swindle (54.44), Short (53.70)... 3: Meter Freestyle Relay 4. Coventry (1:58.44), Kemp (1:59.07), Binder (2:00.00), Hoelzer (1:57.99)... 7: Meter Medley Relay 1. Anderson (27.94), Swander (31.23), Hoelzer (25.67), Coparropa (24.18)... 1: Meter Medley Relay 5. Coventry (59.23), Amardeilh (1:08.85), Christianson (58.68), Coparropa (55.09)4: Meter Springboard 4. Ashley Rubenstein / Meter Springboard 5. Ashley Rubenstein / Platform Diving 19. Ashley Rubenstein Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 1. Auburn Georgia Florida Tennessee So. Carolina Yard Freestyle (Prelims/Finals) 2. Eileen Coparropa / Becky Short / Jenni Anderson / Christina Swindle / Laura Swander Jana Kolukanova Kelly Jones Yard Freestyle 1. Eileen Coparropa / Becky Short / Christina Swindle / Heather Kemp / Jenni Anderson Jana Kolukanova Yard Freestyle 1. Margaret Hoelzer1:46.76/1: Heather Kemp...1:46.20/1: Becky Short...1:48.54/1: Leslie Lunsmann..1:48.92/1: Jeri Moss...1:48.47/1:49.48 Magda Dyszkiewicz... 1:49.77 Jana Kolukanova... 1: Yard Freestyle 3. Adrienne Binder... 4: Heather Kemp... 4: Hayley Peirsol... 4:49.83 Magda Dyszkiewicz... 4: Yard Freestyle 1. Adrienne Binder... 15: Hayley Peirsol... 16:13.94 Magda Dyszkiewicz... 16: Yard Backstroke 1. Margaret Hoelzer / Jeri Moss / Jenni Anderson / Erin Volcan / Christina Swindle /55.58 Alessandra Lawless Yard Backstroke 1. Kirsty Coventry..1:55.45/1: Erin Volcan...1:55.74/1: Jeri Moss...1:58.23/1: Tawnie Bethune...2:02.45/2: Yard Breaststroke 5. Laura Swander... 1: Anne Amardeilh... 1:03.12 Amy Wheatley... 1:03.58 Kelly Jones... 1: Yard Breaststroke 4. Lauren Duerk...2:13.02/2: Anne Amardeilh...2:15.31/2: Laura Swander... 2:17.30/2:17.15 Amy Wheatley... 2:15.16 Kelly Jones... 2: Yard Butterfly 2. Margaret Hoelzer Demerae Christianson Leslie Lunsmann Tawnie Bethune Eileen Coparropa Alessandra Lawless Yard Butterfly 2. Demeare Christianson... 1:56.12/1: Tawnie Bethune...1:59.58/1:58.96 Alessandra Lawless... 2: Yard Individual Medley 1. Kirsty Coventry..1:58.58/1: Lauren Duerk...2:01.59/2: Leslie Lunsmann..2:01.22/2: Demerae Christianson... 2:01.94/2: Erin Volcan... 2: Yard Individual Medley 1. Kirsty Coventry..4:12.40/4: Lauren Duerk...4:14.72/4: Adrienne Binder.. 4:15.70/4: Anne Amardeilh...4:20.97/4: Hayley Peirsol...4:21.54/4: Yard Freestyle Relay 1. Short (22.57), Swindle (22.41), Anderson (22.56), Coparropa (21.55)... 1: Yard Freestyle Relay 1. Coparropa (48.74), Hoelzer (48.25), Swindle (49.17), Short (48.54)... 3: Yard Freestyle 1. Hoelzer (1:44.94), Kemp (1:46.06), Binder (1:48.13), Coventry (1:46.45)... 7: Yard Medley Relay 2. Hoelzer (25.10), Swander (27.87), Lunsmann (24.65), Coparropa (21.46)... 1: Yard Medley Relay 2. Coventry (53.16), Swander (1:02.14), Hoelzer (51.77), Coparropa (49.37)... 3: Meter Springboard 4. Ashley Rubenstein / Rachel Korth NCAA Post-Season Guide 19

20 Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Final 1. Auburn Georgia Southern Cal SMU Florida Yard Freestyle... (Prelim/Final) 2. Becky Short / Eileen Coparropa / Jana Kolukanova / Erin Gayle / Jenni Anderson Yard Freestyle 2. Becky Short / Eileen Coparropa / Heather Kemp / Jana Kolukanova Erin Gayle Jenni Anderson Sally Brown Yard Freestyle T1. Heather Kemp...1:46.29/1: Sally Brown... 1: Erin Volcan... 1: Magda Dyszkiewicz... 1: Yard Freestyle 5. Heather Kemp...4:43.39/4: Magda Dyszkiewicz... 4: Sally Brown... 4: Yard Freestyle 17. Magda Dyszkiewicz... 16: Yard Backstroke 2. Kirsty Coventry / Jenni Anderson / Jeri Moss / Erin Volcan Yard Backstroke 2. Kirsty Coventry..1:54.16/1: Margaret Hoelzer1:54.19/1: Erin Volcan...1:56.74/1: Jeri Moss... 1: Yard Breaststroke 2. Maggie Bowen...1:00.30/ Laura Swander... 1:01.25/1: Yard Breaststroke 10. Laura Swander... 2:13.41/2: Lauren Duerk... 2: Yard Butterfly 3. Margaret Hoelzer / Demerae Christianson / NCAA Results 2003 SEC results 13. Leslie Lunsmann / Alessandra Lawless / Yard Butterfly 6. Margaret Hoelzer1:57.08/1: Demerae Christianson... 1:57.94/2: Alessandra Lawless... 2: Yard Individual Medley 1. Maggie Bowen...1:56.96/1:55.33 T2. Kirsty Coventry..1:57.38/1: Leslie Lunsmann..2:00.34/1: Lauren Duerk...2:00.67/2: Yard Individual Medley 1. Maggie Bowen...4:07.45/4: Lauren Duerk...4:14.00/4: Yard Freestyle Relay 2. Short (22.13), Kolukanova (22.72), Gayle (22.57), Coparropa (21.62) 1: Yard Freestyle Relay 1. Short (48.79), Coparropa (48.28), Coventry (48.75), Bowen (48.33) 3: Yard Freestyle Relay 1. Hoelzer (1:45.37), Kemp (1:45.50), Coventry (1:45.12), Bowen (1:46.73)... 7: Yard Medley Relay 1. Anderson (24.97), Swander (27.20), Hoelzer (22.98), Short (21.54)... 1: Yard Medley Relay 1. Coventry (53.09), Bowen (59.05), Hoelzer (51.73), Short (47.58)... 3:31.45 Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 1. Auburn Florida Georgia Alabama Tennessee Yard Freestyle... (Prelim/Final) 2. Eileen Coparropa / Becky Short / Jenni Anderson / Cassidy Maxwell / Kelly Jones Jana Kolukanova Erin Gayle Amy Wheatley Yard Freestyle 2. Eileen Coparropa / Becky Short / Heather Kemp / Jenni Anderson / Cassidy Maxwell /50.78 Erin Gayle Jana Kolukanova Yard Freestyle 1. Heather Kemp...1:47.58/1: Magda Dyszkiewicz... 1:48.64/1: Erin Volcan...1:48.99/1: Becky Short...1:49.55/1: Eileen Coparropa... 1:50.36 Sally Brown... 1:48.37 Jana Kolukanova... 1:52.46 Erin Gayle... 1: Yard Freestyle 2. Magda Dyszkiewicz... 4:43.87/4: Heather Kemp...4:44.40/4:44.87 Sally Brown... 4: Yard Freestyle 2. Magda Dyszkiewicz... 16: Yard Backstroke 1. Kirsty Coventry / Jenni Anderson / Jeri Moss / Erin Volcan / Alessandra Lawless Yard Backstroke 1. Margaret Hoelzer 1:55.03/1:52.83* 2. Kirsty Coventry..1:56.56/1: Erin Volcan...1:57.29/1: Jeri Moss...1:58.81/2: Yard Breaststroke 1. Maggie Bowen...1:01.66/1: Laura Swander... 1:01.96/1: Kelly Jones...1:04.08/1: Cassidy Maxwell..1:04.08/1:04.44 Amy Wheatley... 1: Yard Breaststroke 4. Laura Swander... 2:14.19/2: Lauren Duerk...2:16.67/2: Kelly Jones...2:19.99/2:17.82 Amy Wheatley... 2: Yard Butterfly 2. Margaret Hoelzer / Alessandra Lawless / Demerae Christianson / Laura Swander Jeri Moss Yard Butterfly 2. Margaret Hoelzer1:57.83/1: Alessandra Lawless... 1:59.70/1: Demerae Christianson... 2:00.71/1: Leslie Lunsmann... 2:04.37 Sally Brown... 2: Yard Individual Medley 1. Maggie Bowen...1:58.71/1:55.73* 2. Kirsty Coventry..2:00.04/1: Lauren Duerk...2:00.88/2: Leslie Lunsmann..2:01.65/2: Demerae Christianson... 2: Yard Individual Medley 1. Maggie Bowen...4:13.80/4: Lauren Duerk...4:16.14/4: Leslie Lunsmann..4:26.45/4: Yard Freestyle Relay 1. Short (22.52), Coparropa (21.71), Anderson (22.70), Bowen (22.55) 1: Yard Freestyle Relay 1. Coventry (49.96), Coparropa (48.91), Short (48.74), Bowen (49.14)... 3: Yard Freestlye Relay 1. Hoelzer (1:46.02), Kemp (1:44.17), Coventry (1:46.13), Bowen (1:44.68)... 7: Yard Medley Relay 1. Anderson (24.76), Swander (27.12), Lunsmann(24.18),Coparropa(21.6 3) 1: Yard Medley Relay 1. Coventry (53.49), Bowen (1:01.06), Hoelzer (52.30), Coparropa (48.01)... 3: Meter Springboard 2. Ashley Rubenstein / Kelsey Patterson NCAA Post-Season Guide

21 Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Final 1. Auburn Georgia Stanford Southern Cal Arizona Yard Freestyle... (Prelim/Final) 3. Eileen Coparropa / Becky Short / Cassidy Maxwell / Jenni Anderson Yard Freestyle 4. Becky Short / Eileen Coparropa / Heather Kemp / Cassidy Maxwell Yard Freestyle 4. Heather Kemp... 1:46.18/1: Magda Dyszkiewicz1:47.36/1: Becky Short... 1:48.81 T31. Cassidy Maxwell... 1: Yard Freestyle 3. Magda Dyszkiewicz4:42.56/4: Heather Kemp... 4:42.99/4: Yard Freestyle 6. Magda Dyszkiewicz...16:10.48 Team Scores Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 1. Florida Georgia Auburn Alabama LSU Yard Freestyle...(Prelim/Final) 2. Eileen Coparropa / Becky Short / Cassidy Maxwell / Jenni Anderson Brittany King Erin Gayle Kellie West Yard Freestyle 3. Eileen Coparropa / Becky Short / Cassidy Maxwell / Brittany King Yard Freestyle T4. Heather Kemp...1:47.40/1:47.52 T4. Magda Dyszkiewicz. 1:48.64/1: Becky Short...1:50.84/1: Eileen Coparropa...1: Yard Freestyle 4. Magda Dysczkiewicz 4:48.44/4: Heather Kemp...4:44.26/4: Abby Hochella...5: NCAA Results 2002 SEC results 400-Yard Individual Medley 1. Maggie Bowen... 4:10.16/4: Yard Freestyle Relay 2. Short (22.42), Bowen (22.28), Maxwell (22.39), Coparropa (21.83) 1: Yard Freestyle Relay 2. Short (48.79), Coparropa (47.87), Coventry (49.06), Bowen (48.16)... 3: Yard Freestyle Relay 2. Dyszkiewicz (1:47.82), Kemp (1:46.35), Maxwell (1:48.17), Bowen (1:44.36) 7: Yard Medley Relay 3. Anderson (25.37), Swander (27.11), Christianson(23.75),Coparropa(21. 71) 1: Yard Medley Relay 3. Coventry (54.52), Bowen (58.62), Christianson(52.55),Coparropa(48. 84) 3: Yard Butterfly 1. Demerae Christianson53.48/53.20* 8. Alessandra Lawless / Laura Swander Taylor Spivey Yard Butterfly 3. Demerae Christianson... 1:59.09/1: Margaret Hoelzer... 1:59.78/1: Maggie Bowen...2:03.30/2: Alessandra Lawless. 2:02.88/2: Yard Individual Medley 1. Maggie Bowen...1:59.47/1: Kirsty Coventry... 2:01.21/1: D Christianson...2:05.32/2: Kelly Jones...2: Yard Individual Medley 1. Maggie Bowen...4:15.10/4: Cassidy Maxwell... 4:20.35/4: Yard Freestyle Relay 3. Coparropa (22.58), Short (22.50), Kemp (22.84), Maxwell (22.34)... 1: Yard Freestyle Relay 2. Short (49.34), Maxwell (49.30), Coventry (49.74), Coparropa (49.93)...3: Yard Backstroke 4. Kirsty Coventry / Jenni Anderson / Yard Backstroke 3. Kirsty Coventry... 1:56.90/1: Margaret Hoelzer.. 1:55.07/1: Yard Breaststroke 2. Maggie Bowen...1:00.83/ Laura Swander... 1:01.48/1: Yard Breaststroke 13. Laura Swander... 2:14.00/2: Yard Butterfly 4. Margaret Hoelzer / Demerae Christianson 52.96/ Yard Butterfly 5. Margaret Hoelzer.. 1:57.30/1: D Christianson... 1:57.68/1: Yard Individual Medley 1. Maggie Bowen... 1:56.78/1: Kirsty Coventry... 1:59.69/1: Demerae Christianson... 2: Yard Freestyle 4. Magda Dyszkiewicz... 16: Heather Kemp... 16: Yard Backstroke 1. Kirsty Coventry / Margaret Hoelzer / Jenni Anderson / Taylor Spivey /56.52 Brittany King Yard Backstroke 1. Margaret Hoelzer... 1:56.15/1: Kirsty Coventry... 1:58.35/1: Taylor Spivey...2:04.13/2: Jenni Anderson...2:02.46/2: Yard Breaststroke 4. Laura Swander... 1:02.21/1: Kelly Jones...1:03.64/1: Abby Hochella...1:04.28/1: Kellie West...1: Yard Breaststroke 3. Laura Swander... 2:15.80/2: Kelly Jones...2:18.21/2: Abby Hochella...2:20.87/2:19.81 Kellie West...2: Yard Freestlye Relay 2. Kemp (1:46.89), Bowen (1:46.10), Mawell(1:47.59),Dyszkiewicz(1:47.33 ) 7: Yard Medley Relay 1. Coventry (25.40), Swander (27.73), Christianson(24.25), Coparropa(21.49)...1: Yard Medley Relay 1. Coventry (54.54), Bowen (59.64), Christianson(53.16),Coparropa(48.6 8) 3: Meter Springboard 11. Ashley Rubenstein Rachel Korth Meter Springboard 11. Ashley Rubenstein Rachel Korth Platform 8. Ashley Rubenstein...326/ Rachel Korth NCAA Post-Season Guide 21

22 Richard QUICK Head Coach Southern Methodist University (1965) Richard Quick, a six-time United States Olympic coach who directed 12 teams to NCAA titles, returns to the Plains after serving as Auburn s head coach from Quick returned to the Plains prior to the season, replacing 17-year head coach David Marsh, one of Quick s former swimmers. One of the most respected names in the swimming and diving community, Quick has guided teams to 12 NCAA titles - seven at Stanford and five at Texas - the most in the history of Division I coaching, until Marsh tied the mark with his 11th and 12th in Internationally, Quick was the head coach of the United States team at the 1988, 1996, and 2000 Olympic Games and also served as an assistant at the 1984, 92, and 2004 Olympics. Richard has experienced tremendous success at every level of coaching and is very familiar with Auburn, the Auburn community and the swimming and diving program, said Auburn athletic director Jay Jacobs. He was the architect of the Auburn program in its early stages and helped lay the foundation for what the program is today. Richard has built a reputation as one of the top swimming coaches in the world. We are excited for what he brings to Auburn, not only for his experience on the collegiate level and internationally, but for his ability to develop studentathletes both competitively and as individuals. Quick, 65, served as the head women s swimming and diving coach at Stanford for 17 seasons from While at Stanford, Quick led the Cardinal to seven NCAA Championships, including five consecutive from He also led the program to titles in 1989 and Stanford won 14 Pacific-10 Conference crowns under Quick s direction including 11 consecutive from While at Head coach Richard Quick with his wife, June Quick Facts: Five-time NCAA Coach of the Year Three-time United States Olympic Team Head Coach Served on six Olympic staffs from 1984 to 2004 Coached teams to 12 NCAA Championships Is tied with former coach David Marsh for most NCAA Championships won Is in his second trip to Auburn after coaching the Tigers from Enters the season with a record in dual meets Stanford, Quick coached 96 All-Americans to 757 All-America honors and helped develop 41 NCAA champions who have captured a combined 63 NCAA individual and 29 NCAA relay titles. He has picked up five NCAA Coach of the Year honors and four Pacific-10 Coach of the Year awards. Prior to his arrival at Stanford, Quick led the Texas women to a then-unprecedented five straight NCAA titles ( ), a string he extended to six in a row in his first season at Stanford. He was inducted into the Texas Women s Athletics Hall of Fame in November of 2004 for his coaching accomplishments with the Longhorns. While the head coach of both the men s and women s programs at Auburn from , Quick built the foundation for where the program is today. He led both programs to a combined four top-10 finishes on the national level, while coaching 30 athletes who earned 152 All-American honors. On the Plains, Quick coached five NCAA individual and two relay national champions, including Rowdy Gaines, Dave McCagg, Rick Morley and Bill Forrester. Gaines, one of the most decorated swimmers in Auburn history, went on to win three gold medals at the 1984 Olympics in Los Angeles, where Quick served as an assistant coach. Quick also served as the men s head coach at Iowa State during the season and the women s head coach at Southern Methodist in In his first season back at Auburn, in , Quick guided both squads to a sweep of the SEC Championships. The men s title was his first conference title coaching a men s team and he was named SEC Men s Coach of the Year for his efforts. Quick also coached the teams to top-five finishes at the NCAA Championships. In , Auburn swimmers and divers earned 85 All-America honors while winning five NCAA titles and 19 SEC titles. Quick is also one of the most recognizable American figures on the international level. In his first Olympic head coaching assignment at the 1988 Games in Seoul, the American men and women brought home 17 medals. At the 1996 Games in Atlanta, the women garnered seven gold, five silver and two bronze medals, while the men s and women s swimming squads combined for a total of 26 medals, the most by any team at the 1996 Olympic Games. His 2000 club brought home 16 medals, including seven gold. As an assistant at Athens in 2004, Quick s Team USA easily won the swimming medal count as the men s and women s team combined for 28 medals. At the 1992 Barcelona Olympics, the United States captured 27 medals. A list of other international coaching assignments for Quick include four consecutive World Championships as the head coach in 1986, 1990 and 1994, and an assistant in He has also coached at the 1990 Goodwill Games, three Pan Pacific Games (1983, `85, `87), the 1985 World University Games and the 1979 Pan American Games. Quick became a Distinguished Alumnus at his alma mater, Southern Methodist in 2002, where he earned a Bachelor s degree in Physical Education (1965) and a Master s degree in Physiology of Exercise (1977). He began his coaching career at Houston s Memorial High School ( ), guiding his team to six state championships before returning to SMU, where he served as an assistant coach on the men s side for four years ( ) before starting the SMU women s program in Quick and his wife, June, reside in Auburn. He is the step-father to June s two children, Tiffany (27) and Benjamin (25). His daughter, Mrs. Kathy Brown (42), lives in Austin, Texas, with her husband, Tosh, and their two children, Blake (16) and Emily (14). Quick s son, Michael (38), who is a 1994 graduate of Auburn, resides in Los Angeles NCAA Post-Season Guide

23 Richard Quick Year-By-Year Collegiate Coaching The Richard Quick File Collegiate Coaching Career Auburn Men s and Women s Head Coach present Stanford Women s Head Coach Texas Women s Head Coach Auburn Men s and Women s Head Coach Iowa State Men s Head Coach Southern Methodist Women s Head Coach Southern Methodist Men s Assistant Coach Collegiate Coaching Honors NCAA Coach of the Year , 1985, 1986, 1989, 1992 Southeastern Conference Men s Coach of the Year Pacifi c-10 Coach of the Year , 1992, 1995, 2001 Southwest Conference Coach of the Year High School Coaching Career Memorial High School (Houston, Texas) Head Coach International Coaching Career Olympics U.S. Men s and Women s Assistant Coach... Los Angeles, United States U.S. Men s and Women s Head Coach...Seoul, Korea U.S. Women s Assistant Coach... Barcelona, Spain U.S. Women s Head Coach...Atlanta, United States U.S. Women s Head Coach...Sydney, Australia U.S. Women s Assistant Coach... Athens, Greece World Championships U.S. Women s Assistant Coach...Guayaquil, Ecuador U.S. Women s Head Coach... Madrid, Spain U.S. Women s Head Coach...Perth, Australia U.S. Women s Head Coach... Rome, Italy Pan-Pacifi c Championships U.S. Women s Head Coach U.S. Women s Head Coach... Tokyo. Japan U.S. Women s Head Coach... Brisbane, Australia Pan-American Games U.S. Women s Assistant Coach... San Juan, Puerto Rico Goodwill Games U.S. Women s Head Coach... Seattle, United States World University Games U.S. Women s Head Coach...Kobe, Japan College Education Southern Methodist University Bachelor s Degree in Physical Education Master s Degree in Physiology of Exercise Dual Conference NCAA Year School Record Finish Finish Auburn (m) 4-2 1st SEC 5th Auburn (w) SEC 2nd Stanford 7-1 1st Pac-10 5th Stanford 5-2 1st Pac-10 5th Stanford 8-2 2nd Pac-10 6th Stanford 8-0 1st Pac-10 3rd Stanford 6-1 4th Pac-10 2nd Stanford 6-1 2nd Pac-10 3rd Stanford 9-2 1st Pac-10 2nd Stanford 7-0 1st Pac-10 1st Stanford st Pac-10 2nd Stanford 6-1 1st Pac-10 1st Stanford 8-0 1st Pac-10 1st Stanford 6-0 1st Pac-10 1st Stanford 8-0 1st Pac-10 1st Stanford 5-0 1st Pac-10 1st Stanford st Pac-10 2nd Stanford 8-0 1st Pac-10 2nd Stanford 6-0 1st Pac-10 1st Texas 9-0 1st SWC 1st Texas 9-0 1st SWC 1st Texas 6-2 1st SWC 1st Texas 4-1 1st SWC 1st Texas 6-1 1st SWC 1st Texas 8-1 1st SWC 3rd Auburn (m) 4-2 3rd SEC 11th Auburn (w) 7-1 3rd SEC 4th Auburn (m) 6-2 3rd SEC 6th Auburn (w) 3-2 3rd SEC 7th AIAW Auburn (m) 6-2 3rdSEC 5th Auburn (w) 3-4 N/A 12th AIAW Auburn (m) 7-2 3rd SEC 5th Auburn (w) 0-6 N/A 21st AIAW Iowa State (m) 9-1 3rd Big 8 DNC Southern Methodist 2-2 N/A DNC Career Dual Meet Record: Conference Championships: 22 NCAA Championships: 12 *All teams were women s teams unless noted with an 2009 NCAA Post-Season Guide 23

24 Jeff SHAFFER Head Diving Coach University of Wisconsin (1980) Jeff Shaffer came to Auburn 10 years ago as one of the most respected coaches in the diving community. Now, 51, Shaffer has improved the Auburn diving program in Olympic-size proportions. In nine short years, Shaffer, who was named the SEC Men s Diving Coach of the Year in 2008, has made the Auburn diving program into a complete complement to the Auburn swimming program, no small task when you consider that the swimming and diving squad has amassed 12 national titles. Last season, under the direction of Shaffer, Auburn s Kelly Marx and Dan Mazzaferro made the finals on all three boards at the NCAA Championships, accounting for 50 of Auburn s points at the meet while earning six All-America honors. His divers also won two of the three boards at the SEC Championships with Marx taking top honors on the 1-meter and Mazzaferro earning first on the platform. During the season, Steven Segerlin captured his first NCAA springboard title on the 3-meter while picking up his second platform title in a row, extending the AU streak to five, and with this victories secured the Tigers seventh overall NCAA team crown. For his efforts, Segerlin was named NCAA Male Diver of the Year. Segerlin also swept the titles on all three boards at the SEC Championships, becoming just the third diver in SEC history to pull off the feat. Another impressive feat from the 2007 NCAA Championships was the 99 points contributed to Auburn s total of 566 by the divers. The mark breaks the previous high total of 93 points at the 2004 Championships. The three Tiger divers, Segerlin, Kelly Marx and Dan Mazzaferro, also accounted for seven All- America honors. Just one week prior to Segerlin s performance, Shaffer coached sophomore Corey Gerlach and senior Lynnsey Segraves to All-America honors. Gerlach fi n- ished 10th on the 3-meter and 15th on the 1-meter as Segraves was sixth on the 3-meter and ninth on the platform. The points earned by their fi nishes proved to be vital in the women s fifth NCAA team crown. In the last six years alone, Shaffer s charges have claimed seven SEC and five NCAA titles - and in 2004, it was a Auburn sweep on the platform at the Shaffer Quick Facts: Has coached fi ve of the last six NCAA men s platform champions Has coached the past eight SEC platform champions Shaffer s divers accounted for 50 points at the 2008 NCAA Championships Two-time NCAA Diving Coach of the Year Five-time SEC Diving Coach of the Year Coached on eight U.S. National Team staffs His divers have won nine NCAA titles conference championships. The success of the season was evident as the Tigers set new records and received more honors in nearly every event during the course of the season, including the most diving points scored by a group of Auburn divers at a SEC or NCAA Championship. At the conclusion of the year, he was given USA Diving s Coach of Excellence Award after guiding the Tigers to the 2004 USA Diving Men s Team Championship. Shaffer s biggest accomplishment to this point may have been the signing of Caesar Garcia in his fi rst recruiting class seven years ago. Garcia went from an All-American as a freshman, who had also finished dead-last at the 2000 USA Olympic Team Trials, to a two-time NCAA platform champion the SEC and NCAA Male Diver of the Year in 2004 and a XXVIII Olympian by the time his stay on the Plains had ended. This earned Shaffer a coaching spot on the 2004 USA Olympic Coaching roster. He also drastically helped Ashley Rubenstein, one of his other first-class signees, transform into a fourth-place fi nisher on the 1-meter as a senior, as well as a 2004 USA Olympic Team Trials fi nalist, a National Team Member and most recently the 2006 U.S. National title on 1-meter. In 2003, Shaffer guided the Auburn diving program s to its most successful season up to that point. Garcia became just the second NCAA champion that the Auburn diving program has ever had when he tied Jason Coban of Michigan for the platform title at the men s championships in Austin, Texas. Garcia also picked up the squad s second straight SEC platform title after teammate Matt Bricker captured it in On the women s side, Rubenstein earned a silver medal at the SEC Championships on the 1-meter, becoming the first AU woman to medal at the conference championship more than once since Marina Smith picked up three medals from , while freshman Kelsey Patterson placed third on the platform. Shaffer s infl uence has also catapulted Bricker and Garcia to national and international prominence. The pair spent most of the 2003 summer Matt Bricker Steven Segerlin Cesar Garcia Lynnsey Segraves NCAA Post-Season Guide

25 The Jeff Shaffer File Collegiate Coaching Career Auburn Diving Coach present USC Diving Coach LSU Diving Coach Collegiate Coaching Honors NCAA Men s Diving Coach of the Year , 2007 SEC Men s Diving Coach of the Year , 2007, 2008, 2009 SEC Women s Diving Coach of the Year Pacifi c-10 Men s Diving Coach of the Year , 1999 Pacifi c-10 Women s Diving Coach of the Year NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS Jeff Shaffer came to Auburn 10 years ago as one of the most respected coaches in the diving community. Now, 51, Shaffer has improved the Auburn diving program in Olympic-size proportions. In nine short years, Shaffer, who was named the SEC Men s Diving Coach of the Year in 2008, has made the Auburn diving program into a complete complement to the Auburn swimming program, no small task when you consider that the swimming and diving squad has amassed 12 national titles. Last season, under the direction of Shaffer, Auburn s Kelly Marx and Dan Mazzaferro made the finals on all three boards at the NCAA Championships, accounting for 50 of Auburn s points at the meet while earning six All-America honors. His divers also won two of the three boards at the SEC Championships with Marx taking top honors on the 1-meter and Mazzaferro earning first on the platform. During the season, Steven Segerlin captured his first NCAA springboard title on the 3-meter while picking up his second platform title in a row, extending the AU streak to five, and with this victories secured the Tigers seventh overall NCAA team crown. For his efforts, Segerlin was named NCAA Male Diver of the Year. Segerlin also swept the titles on all three boards at the SEC Championships, becoming just the third diver in SEC history to pull off the feat. Another impressive feat from the 2007 NCAA Championships was the 99 points contributed to Auburn s total of 566 by the divers. The mark breaks the previous high total of 93 points at the 2004 Championships. The three Tiger divers, Segerlin, Kelly Marx and Dan Mazzaferro, also accounted for seven All-America honors. Just one week prior to Segerlin s performance, Shaffer coached sophomore Corey Gerlach and senior Lynnsey Segraves to All-America honors. Gerlach finished 10th on the 3-meter and 15th on the 1-meter as Segraves was sixth on the 3-meter and ninth on the platform. The points earned by their finishes proved to be vital in the women s fi h NCAA team crown. In the last six years alone, Shaffer s charges have claimed seven SEC and five NCAA titles - and in 2004, it was a Auburn sweep on the platform at the conference championships. The success of the season was evident as the Tigers set new re- cords and received more honors in nearly every event during the course of the season, including the most diving points scored by a group of Auburn divers at a SEC or NCAA Championship. At the conclusion of the year, he was given USA Diving s Coach of Excellence Award a er guiding the Tigers to the 2004 USA Diving Men s Team Championship. Shaffer s biggest accomplishment to this point may have been the signing of Caesar Garcia in his first recruiting class seven years ago. Garcia went from an All-American as a freshman, who had also finished deadlast at the 2000 USA Olympic Team Trials, to a two-time NCAA platform champion the SEC and NCAA Male Diver of the Year in 2004 and a XXVIII Olympian by the time his stay on the Plains had ended. This earned Shaffer a coaching spot on the 2004 USA Olympic Coaching roster. He also drastically helped Ashley Rubenstein, one of his other first-class signees, transform into a fourth-place finisher on the 1-meter as a senior, as well as a 2004 USA Olympic Team Trials finalist, a National Team Member and most recently the 2006 U.S. National title on 1-meter. In 2003, Shaffer guided the Auburn diving program s to its most successful season up to that point. Garcia became just the second NCAA champion that the Auburn diving program has ever had when he tied Jason Coban of Michigan for the platform title at the men s championships in Austin, Texas. Garcia also picked up the squad s second straight SEC platform title a er teammate Ma Bricker captured it in On the women s side, Rubenstein earned a silver medal at the SEC Championships on the 1-meter, becoming the first AU woman to medal at the conference championship more than once since Marina Smith picked up three medals from , while freshman Kelsey Pa erson placed third on the platform. Shaffer s influence has also catapulted Bricker and Garcia to national and international prominence. The pair spent most of the 2003 summer season competing in international events, including the World Championship Team Trials (the pair placed second in the synchronized 3-meter competition), the Speedo-FINA USA Diving Grand Prix, the FINA Italian Grand Prix (Bricker won the platform), the Speedo National Championships (the pair won the synchronized platform) and the World University Games, to which Shaffer served as a coach for the USA team. The icing on Two-time United States Olympic Committee s National Diving Coach of the Year Inaugural recipient (1996) of the USOC National Developmental Coach of the Year for all Olympic Sports Two-time United States Age Group Diving Coach of the Year 1997 United States Diving Coach of Excellence Award recipient International Coaching Career Olympics U.S. Assistant Diving Coach... Athens, Greece World Championships U.S. Diving Coach...Perth, Australia FINA World Cup U.S. Diving Coach... Mexico City, Mexico Goodwill Games U.S. Diving Coach... St. Petersburg, Russia U.S. Diving Coach... New York City, United States World University Games U.S. Diving Coach... Daegu, South Korea U.S. Co-Head Coach... zmir, Turkey College Education University of Wisconsin Bachelor s Degree in Physical Education Coach of: 10 World Junior Champions 39 National Junior Champions (27 silver, 24 bronze) 8 Senior National Champions (3 silver, 3 bronze) 3 Junior National team titles 3 senior National team titles 9 NCAA Champions 4 NCAA Silver Medalists 8 NCAA Bronze Medalists 12 SEC Champions 17 individuals to 74 All-America honors 2009 NCAA Post-Season Guide 25

26 Dorsey T Co-Head Women s Coach University of Texas (1992) Fourth Season Dorsey Tierney-Walker begins her fourth season as the co-women s head coach on the Auburn staff after directing the Tiger women s team to its fifth overall SEC title last season, the second of her career. Tierney-Walker has a record in dual meets, including a 21-2 mark since taking over at Auburn. The Tigers have defi nitely been impressive since she arrived on campus as Auburn has two NCAA team titles to go along with seven individual NCAA titles in her three years on campus. Auburn has also racked up 155 All-America honors from 30 different athletes. AU has also picked up 23 SEC individual titles along with two team titles since Tierney-Walker came to the Plains. Dorsey Tierney-Walker has a pretty extraordinary record here at Auburn, winning two NCAA Championships in the two years she has been here, said head coach Richard Quick. I definitely think the intensity and the caring that she brings to her athletes is the reason that the women s team has been so successful the last two years. She is one of the really fi ne coaches in this country and she can coach the developing swimmer as well as the international-level athlete. Last season, Tierney-Walker coached the Tigers to their fifth SEC team title, the second in a row, and a runner-up fi nish at the NCAA Championships. Auburn won nine SEC individual titles, including an American record 800 free relay, en route to scoring points for the title in Tuscaloosa. At NCAAs, Ava Ohlgren picked up AU s lone individual title (200 IM) as the Tigers used a total team effort to fi nish second with 348 points. In , Auburn erased a 32-point final-day defi cit for a 58-point victory over Arizona. In all, the Tigers earned 57 All-America honors from 19 studentathletes. The Tigers also picked up four individual NCAA titles as Rachel Goh won the 100 back, Ohlgren won the 400 IM, Hayley Peirsol won the 1,650 free and Adrienne Binder won the 500 free. Following the meet, Tierney-Walker and David Marsh shared the NCAA Coach of the Year honors. The performance at NCAAs was a carry-over from a dominating performance at the SEC Championships. Earning her third conference title as a coach, Tierney- Walker led the Tigers to 899 points at SECs, beating out their nearest competitor, Georgia, by 228 points. Auburn won 10 SEC titles at the meet, including three by Ohlgren as she was named SEC Freshman of the Year. Tierney-Walker and Marsh picked up SEC Coach of the Year honors. The 2006 NCAA Women s Championships will go down in history as the most exciting national meet ever, as the team race was decided by the fi nal relay. Auburn came out on top by three points over defending national champion and host Georgia. Under the direction of Tierney-Walker 17 swimmers earned 53 Tierney-Walker Quick Facts: 2007 NCAA Women s Coach of the Year 2007 and 2009 SEC Women s Coach of the Year Has won NCAA Championships in two of her three years at Auburn Holds a record in dual meets Two-time Big Ten Coach of the Year honoree Won three gold medals at the 1999 Pan-American Games Won NCAA Championships as a swimmer in 1991 All-America honors and two individuals were crowned national champions. In addition, Tierney-Walker saw three individuals and a relay to SEC crowns in her fi rst season on The Plains. Under the tutelage of Tierney-Walker, Hoosier swimmers claimed a total of 99 All-American certifi cates during her time in Bloomington. Additionally, Tierney- Walker s swimmers secured nine individual and two relay Big Ten titles. As a team, the Hoosiers finished in the top 16 at the NCAA Championships in each of her fi nal four seasons, including a ninth-place fi nish in 2005, the highest finish in Indiana history. The 2001 and 2002 Big Ten Coach of the Year, Tierney-Walker inherited a team that fi nished fi fth in the conference the season prior to her first year at the helm of the Indiana program. Seven seasons later, she had coached IU to five top-three fi nishes in the Big Ten and amassed a (.731) dual meet record. In 2005, her fi nal season at Indiana, the Hoosiers had five swimmers earn a total of 17 All-America honors while in 2004, 12 swimmers claimed honorable mention All-American honors in some fashion. The 2004 season also saw another first for a Tierney-Walker as she instructed the 200 freestyle relay team of Annica Lofstedt, Erin Smith, Tammy Kostner and Meghan Medendorp to All-America honors with an eighth-place fi nish. It was the fi rst time during her tenure that a Hoosier relay team qualifi ed for the championship fi nals. In six out of Tierney-Walker s seven years, a Hoosier relay or individual claimed a Big Ten title. Remarkably, over her last four years, Tierney-Walker s swimmers broke every IU swimming record. During the season, IU set 10 school records and prior to that, the campaign, 12 of the 19 records fell, including four of five relays. At the 2001 Big Ten Championships, her swimmers broke 18 of the 19 IU swimming records and set 36 personal best times. At the 2003 Big Ten Championships, Indiana outdistanced second-place Wisconsin, , behind the force of tremendous team depth. At the 2002 Big Ten Championships, the Hoosiers fell just short of winning the school s fi rst Big Ten Championship since 1981 as the team took second to Penn State. In addition to Tierney-Walker s Coach of the Year recognition at the 2001 and 2002 Big Ten Championships, Indiana s Susan Woessner received Swimmer of the Year (2002) and Jen Cristy won Big Ten Swimmer of the Championships (2001). Before her stint at Indiana, Tierney-Walker served as an assistant coach at swimming powerhouse Southern Methodist. During her three-year stay at SMU, NCAA Post-Season Guide

27 Tierney-Walker celebrates at the 2007 NCAA Championships in Minneapolis, Minn. the Mustangs grabbed three top-four fi nishes at the NCAA Championships, taking second in 1996, third in 1997 and fourth in They also were crowned the Western Athletic Conference champions in 1997 and Internationally, Tierney-Walker served as an assistant coach for the United States at the World University Games in 2001, coaching Woessner to a silver medal in the 100m backstroke, a bronze medal in the 50m backstroke and a silver medal as a part of the 400m medley relay team. Tierney-Walker made her way back on the World University Games coaching staff for the 2007 Games in Bangkok, Thailand. Being able to coach on the team was made even more special as she coached alongside her brother, Jimmy Tierney, who is the women s head coach at Northwestern. The siblings coached under UCLA s Cyndi Gallagher. The United States women s team picked up 10 medals at the Pan-Am Games with four of those being gold. The U.S. also had three silver and three bronze. The Dorsey Tierney-Walker File Collegiate Coaching Career Auburn Co-Head Women s Coach present Indiana Head Women s Coach Southern Methodist Assistant Coach Indiana Assistant Coach Massachusetts Graduate Assistant Coach Texas Assistant Coach Collegiate Coaching Honors NCAA Women s Coach of the Year SEC Women s Coach of the Year Big Ten Women s Coach of the Year , 2002 International Coaching Career Mediterranean Games Egypt Head Coach... Bari, Italy World University Games U.S. Assistant Coach... Beijing, China U.S. Assistant Coach... Bangkok, Thailand She also gained international head coaching experience as the coach for the Egyptian National Team at the 1997 Mediterranean Games, where one of her swimmers, a SMU recruit originally from Egypt, fi nished with three gold medals. While her coaching career is well documented, so are Tierney-Walker s swimming accomplishments. In 1987, she earned her first gold medal in the 200m breaststroke at the Pan-American Games in Indianapolis. In 1991, she was ranked third in the world in the 200 breaststroke and in that same year she was named captain of the USA National Team at the Pan-American Games held in Havana, Cuba, where she collected three gold medals and set the Pan-Am Games record in the 200 breaststroke. A fi nalist in the 1988 and 1992 Olympic Trials, she swam for the University of Texas where she was a member of the 1990 and 1991 Longhorn National Championship teams. With the Longhorns, she set an NCAA record winning the 200 breaststroke in A two-time captain, she collected 16 All-American honors. Tierney-Walker earned her bachelor s degree in English with a minor in history in 1992 from Texas. Upon graduation, she began her coaching career at Texas as an assistant coach in In 1993, she took the assistant s role at the Texas Aquatic Club and Texas Gold Swim Team. Following her experience in Texas, she moved to Amherst, Mass., to accept a graduate assistant coaching position at the University of Massachusetts. The Minutewomen posted a under head coach Bob Newcomb while Tierney- Walker was there. During her two years at Massachusetts, she helped guide the team to a school-record third-place fi nish at the Mid-Atlantic Conference Championships. The next season, UMass switched to the Atlantic 10 conference and finished fi fth in their fi rst year in the league. In 1995, she obtained a masters of science in sports management from Massachusetts. Tierney-Walker was an also an assistant at Indiana in 1995 under Nancy Nitardy before heading to SMU. Tierney-Walker is married to Jeff Walker. Her brother, Jimmy Tierney, is the head coach of the women s program at Northwestern and is in his 14th season with the Wildcats. Tierney-Walker Year-By-Year Collegiate Coaching Dual Conference NCAA Year School Record Finish Finish Auburn 6-1 1st SEC 2nd Auburn 6-1 1st SEC 1st Auburn 9-0 2nd SEC 1st Indiana 6-3 2nd Big Ten 9th Indiana 7-2 3rd Big Ten 12th Indiana 8-1 1st Big Ten 16th Indiana nd Big Ten T10th Indiana 8-1 3rd Big Ten T13th Indiana 5-4 6th Big Ten 21st Indiana 6-5 8th Big Ten 22nd College Education University of Texas Bachelor s Degree in English University of Massachusetts Masters Degree in Sport Management Career Dual Meet Record: Conference Championships: 2 NCAA Championships: NCAA Post-Season Guide 27

28 Tom HEALEYEY Director of Swimming and Diving Operations Auburn University(1995) Healey Quick Facts: Entering his fi rst season as Director of Operations Has worked with the Auburn Swimming and Diving Team since 1985 Worked under three of Auburn s fi ve all-time head coaches A native of Scranton, Pa. Earned both his bachelor s and master s degrees at Auburn Got into coaching at the age of 13 After spending 23 seasons in various positions with the Auburn swimming and diving teams, Tom Healey will assume the duties of Director of Swimming and Diving Operations for the season. Healey fi rst came to Auburn as an assistant coach to John Asmuth, beginning with the season. During his time as an assistant, he was responsible for recruiting, on-deck coaching and various administrative duties, including team travel. Solotar Swim Team, working fi rst as an assistant from before taking over as head coach from While with the team, he oversaw the training and development of more than 500 swimmers. The team trained a five different pools and utilized 20 assistant coaches in the program. Since 2002, Healey has been involved with the Auburn Masters Swim Team. During his time with the nationally-ranked masters team, he has seen numerous national records fall and taken the team to several national championships. When David Marsh took over the Tiger teams in 1990, Healey assumed the roles of a student assistant until he finished his degree from Auburn in 1995, graduating summa cum laude with a degree in sport management and recreation. He then worked as a graduate assistant under Marsh until completing his master s degree in higher educaiton administration in From 1999 until 2008, Healey worked in various capacities as a volunteer assistant coach under Marsh and Richard Quick, serving as the meet director for home meets in the James E. Martin Aquatics Center. In that time he worke the United States Swimming Junior Nationals as the Co-Meet Director, United States Open swim meet and the NCAA Swimming Championships. It was in 1995 that Healey took an active role with the Friends of Auburn Swimming Alumni Group, maintaining relationships with a base of more than 600 alumni from the Auburn swimming and diving program. He coordinated annual reunions while also helping to raise funds for the Ralph Crocker Scholarship Fund. Before coming back to Auburn full-time, Healey worked with the Alabama Sports Festival in Montgomery as a director of operations. he was in charge of recruiting and coordinating volunteers for the sports festival in which more than 8,000 athletes participate in more than 20 different events. The Scranton, Pa., native got his start in swimming as a teenager, helping his uncle coach summer league teams. He got his first full-time coaching job in 1970 with the Starlit Aquatic Club in Fairfax, Va. He worked as an assistant coach with the team until Staying in the northern Virginia area, Healey then took a job with the NCAA Post-Season Guide

29 Brian PURSLEY Assistant Coach North Carolina State (2004) Second Season Brian Pursley enters his second season on the Auburn staff a er helping the team to a sweep of the SEC Championships and a pair of top-five finishes at the NCAA Championships last season. Coaching is in the blood for Pursley as he comes from a swimming family. His father, Dennis, is one of the most respected names in swimming and spent last season as Auburn s director of swimming and diving operations. The elder Pursley is now the head coach of Great Britain Swimming, helping the country to prepare to host the 2012 Olympic Games in London. Prior to coming to Auburn, Pursley spent the previous two seasons as a graduate assistant coach at Arizona State, where he helped guide both the men s and women s teams to top-25 finishes at the 2007 NCAA Championships. During his time in Arizona, he also served as the Head Masters Coach for the Brophy Swim Club Masters, and was the Maroon Group Head Coach for the Sun Devil Aquatics Gold Medal Club from For the last couple of years at Arizona State, Brian has worked with head coach Mike Chasson, who was a former assistant of mine at Stanford, said head coach Richard Quick. Brian is a superstar in the making, and I believe that he will be a huge asset to Auburn swimming and diving. Brian Pursley started his coaching career as the Head Age Group Coach for the Brophy East Swim Team in the summer of 2004 before serving as a volunteer assistant at North Carolina State during the season. Brian Pursley is a blossoming, young coach who is already having an impact on our program here at Auburn, said Quick. He has brought a lot of wisdom and intuition with regard to what we should be doing as a team. He really has a special feel for what kind of a team feel the group needs and has brought that to the a ention of the staff and it has worked out phenomenally well for the athletes. Prior to coaching at North Carolina State, he was a two-year swimmer for the Wolfpack, serving as team captain during the season. He is currently ranked in the top-five all-time at N.C. State in the 100 breast (55.47) and the 200 breast (2:01.18). For his efforts during the 2003 season, Pursley was awarded the Willis Casey Coaches Award for exhibiting excellent work ethic, dedication and team spirit. He was also awarded the Don Easterling Chime Award in 2003 for the most outstanding performance of the year. In 2004, he was given the Pat Gavaghan Hardest Worker. He received his bachelor s degree from North Carolina State in business management before earning a master s degree in recreation management Pursley Quick Facts: In his second season on staff at Auburn NCAA Division II national champion in the 100 breast Earned bachelor s degree in business management from N.C. State Holds masters in recreation managemtn from Arizona State Conference champion in 100 breast while at Colorado School of Mines from Arizona State. Pursley was a two-year le erwinner for the swim team at the Colorado School of Mines before transferring to N.C. State. He was the NCAA Division II national champion in the 100 breast while at the Colorado School of Mines, and was a two-time Central States Conference champion in that event. He still holds the individual records at the Colorado School of Mines in the 100 breast (55.94) and 200 breast (2:02.07). Pursley also swam on the school-recrd 400 medley, 200 free, 400 free and 800 free relay teams. Definitely part of a swimming family, Brian s younger brother and sister, David and Lisa, are former swimmers at the University of Arizona NCAA Post-Season Guide 29

30 Emile EWING Senior Sprint Free/Back Madisonville, Ky. Madisonville North Hopkins Seven-time All-American Three-time SEC Champion (200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR) CSCAA Academic All-American SEC Academic Honor Roll Junior Season ( ) Competed in the 200m free, 100m back and 200m back at the 2008 United States Olympic Trials... Qualifi ed in the semifinals in both the 100m back and 200m back... Finished 16th overall in the 100m back (1:02.66), 11th in the 200m back (2:12.94) and 80th in the 200m free (2:03.82)... Earned three All-America honors at the NCAA Championships in Columbus, Ohio while competing on Auburn s 200 free relay, 200 medley relay and 400 free relay teams... Swam a anchor split on the 200 free relay team that finished third at NCAAs (1:28.79), swam a anchor freestyle leg on the 200 medley relay team that finished fi fth and swam a third leg on the 400 freestyle relay that finished fourth... Individually at NCAAs, Ewing was 22nd (1:59.60) in the 200 IM, 54th (1:48.76) in the 200 free and 22nd (1:57.43) in the 200 back... At the SEC Championships in Tuscaloosa, Ala., Ewing swam the anchor freestyle leg (22.43) on the runner-up 200 medley relay team (1:38.00) and the third leg (22.38) on the third-place 200 free relay team (1:29.26)... Individually at SECs, she was seventh in the 50 free with a time of while posting 11th-place fi nishes in the 200 free (1:47.37) and 200 back (1:57.61)... Swam at the 2008 U.S. Open, posting an eighth-place fi nish in the 200m back (2:15.75)... Also fi nished 13th in the 100m back (1:02.62), 24th in the 200m free (2:05.67) and 29th in the 50m free (26.38)... SEC Academic Honor Roll. Sophomore Season ( ) Swam in the 50m free, 200m free, 1500m freem 100m back 200m back and 200m IM at U.S. Senior Nationals... Finished 17th (16:55.53) in the 1500m free, and won the C final in the 100 back (1:02.83) and 200 back (2:14.27)... Earned a spot on the national team for the Japan International Grand Prix where she competed in the 50m free, 200m free, 100m back, 200m back and 200m IM... Earned four All-American honors at the NCAA Championships... Scored at NCAAs in the 200 back with a time of 1: Swam on the runner-up 800 free relay team and fourth-place 200 free relay team at the NCAA Championships; also swam in the preliminary of the 400 free relay team that finished fourth... Also competed in Ewing s Top Times Short-Course Yards 50 free free free... 1: free... 5: back back... 1: breast... 1: fly... 2: IM... 1: IM... 4:29.71 Long-Course Meters 50 free free free... 2: free... 16: back... 1: back... 2: IM... 2:16.65 the 50 free (22nd) and 200 free (17th) at NCAAs... Won SEC titles as part of the winning 400 and 800 free relay teams while also swimming on the third-place 200 free relay team... Individually, fi nished 13th in the 50 free (23.07), 11th in the 200 free (1:48.92) and 14th in the 100 free (50.68)... Her time of in the 50 free from NCAAs ranks ninth all-time at Auburn while her mark of 1:47.20 in the 200 free ranks 10th... Led Auburn twice in the 50 free and once each in the 100 and 200 frees during the season... Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll... Swam on two relay teams at the U.S. Open, fi nishing 10th in the 800m free relay and eighth in the 400 medley relay. Freshman Season ( ) Received the Bradley Ernest Schade Freshman Unity Award... Earned a spot at the NCAA Championship and was first alternate on the team... Had NCAA provisional qualifi ers in three events - 50, 100 and 200 free s... Swam the fastest 50 free third leg split, 22.55, of the season at the SEC Championship to help relay fi nish as runner-up... Had career best swims in the 50 free prelim (23.27) and 200 free prelim (1:48.67), went on to finish 11th and 12th in the events, respectively... Swam a career high free fi nal at SEC s to take 13th. High School Attended Madisonville North Hopkins... Swam with Charles Rothe during the year and Paul Bergen and the Tualatin Hills Swim Club in the summer... Eighttime Kentucky High School individual state champion... Eight-time individual All- American... Kentucky High School state record holder in 50 free and 100 back... Three-time Kentucky Swimmer of the Year... Record holder in 30+ Kentucky Age Group... Graduated valedictorian with 4.0 GPA. Personal Full name is Emile Carraway Ewing... Born on August 24, Parents are Jeff and Anne Ewing... Two sisters, Elizabeth (18) and Kathleen (15)... Majoring in wireless and electrical engineering NCAA Post-Season Guide

31 Rachel GOH Senior Back Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Firbank Girls Grammer Eight-time All-American Two-time NCAA Champion (100 back) Five-time SEC Champion (100 back, 200 MR, 400 MR(2) Red-shirted to train for Australian Olympic Trials... Swam in three events at the 2008 Telestra Australian Swimming Championships in Sydney, Australia - the selection meet for the 2008 Australian Olympic Team... Her top finish came in the 50m back as she touched in third with a time of Also fi nished seventh in the 100m back with a time of 1:02.41 and swam on the 400m free relay team that fi nished third with a time of 3: Swam as part of the Australian National Team at the FINA World Short Course Championships in Manchester, England... Won a silver medal as part of the runner-up Australian 400m medley relay team that fi nished in 3: Almost earned an individual medal as she finished fourth in the 100m backstroke with at ime of Also competed in the 50m back at short course World Championships, fi nishing 17th with a time of Junior Season ( ) Earned four All-America honors at the NCAA Championships in the 200 medley relay, 400 medley relay, 100 back and 200 back... Repeated as NCAA champion in the 100 back with an Auburn record time of Finished 10th in the 200 back with a time of 1:55.76 and 34th in the 50 free with a time of Swam the leadoff backstroke leg (24.43) on the third-place 200 medley relay team that fi nished in 1: Also swam the leadoff backstroke leg on the sixth-place 400 medley relay team... At the SEC Championships, Goh repeated as champion in the 100 back with a time of She also finished fourth in the 200 back (1:56.99) and 16th in the 50 free (23.41)... Goh also earned a pair of SEC relay titles, swimming the leadoff backstroke leg (24.73) on the winning 200 medley relay team that fi nished with a time of 1:38.97, following up with a leadoff performance on the winning 400 medley relay team that touched in at 3: Goh s Top Times Short-Course Yards 50 free free back... 1: back back... 1: Fly IM... 2:06.23 Long-Course Meters 50 free back back... 1: back... 2:16.30 Sophomore Season ( ) Earned Auburn s fi rst NCAA title in the 100 back... Swam a in the 100 back fi nals at the NCAA Championship to grab the national title... Time was just three one-hundredths of a second off the Auburn record... Finished fi fth in the 200 back and had a personal best time in the prelim, 1: Swam the back leg on both the 200 and 400 medley relay s that finished fi fth... Split a championship fi eld best and in 50 and 100 back on the relay s, also season high s... Extended Auburn s win streak at the SEC Championship in the 100 back to seven years... Swam a then-personal best in the finals to grab her first SEC title... Finished third in the 200 back with a finals time of 1: Had a personal best fi nal in the 50 free to take eighth at SEC s... Swam the leadoff leg on the winning 400 medley relay and split in the back, the fastest first leg of the A fi nal fi eld... Was the leadoff leg on the 400 free relay that finished second, split Swam a back split on the 200 medley relay that ended up fourth at SEC s... Did not lose in the 100 back during entire season. Prior to Auburn Graduated from Firbank Girls Grammer... Attended Monash University before transferring to Auburn. Personal Full name is Rachel Chiewyin Goh... Parents are Raymond and Mun Goh... Has two brothers, Andrew (23) and Damien (27) NCAA Post-Season Guide 31

32 Chelsea HASER Five -time All-American CSCAA Academic All-American SEC Academic Honor Roll Senior Free Sykesville, Md. Century HS Junior Season ( ) Competed at the 2008 United States Olympic Trials in the 400m freestyle and the 800m freestyle... Finished 52nd in the 400m free with a personal-best time of 4: Placed 37th in the 800m free with a time of 8: Earned honorable mention All-America honors at the NCAA Championships in the 500 free as she fi nished 16th with a time of 4: Also competed in the 200 free (60th, 1:49.03) and 1,650 free (29th, 16:36.18) at NCAAs... Advanced to finals in the 200, 500 and 1,650 freestyles at the SEC Championships... Top fi nish at SECs came in the 1,650 free as she finished third with a time of 16: Came in with a sixth-place fi nish in the 500 free (4:44.57) and 12th place in the 200 free (1:48.17)... Her top time in the 1,000 freestyle during the regular season came at Texas A&M as she clocked a time of 9: Her time of 16:03.00 in the 1,650 free at the SEC Championships ranks fourth all-time at Auburn... SEC Academic Honor Roll. Sophomore Season ( ) Competed at the U.S. Senior National Championships in the 200m free, 400m freeand 800m free... A two-time honorable mention All-American in the 500 and 1,650 frees... Finished 10th in the 500 free at the NCAA Championships with a time of 4:43.38, followed it up with a ninth-place fi nish in the 1,650 free with a time of 16: At the SEC Championships, fi nished sixth in the 500 free (4:47.50), eighth in the 200 free (1:48.78) and third in the 1,650 free (16:09.97)... Her time of 4:38.38 in the 500 free at NCAAs ranks seventh all-time at Auburn... Posted Auburn s fastest 500 free time against Alabama and Florida State; posted the fastest 1,000 free time against Alabama... Named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll... Swam on the 10th-place 800m free relay team while fi nishing 34th in the 800m free (9:10.27). Haser s Top Times Short-Course Yards 50 free free free... 1: free... 4: free... 9: free... 16: back... 2: fly... 2: IM... 2: IM... 4:35.05 Long-Course Meters 200 free... 2: free... 4: free... 8: free... 17:15.52 Freshman Season ( ) Competed at the U.S. Senior National Championships in the 400m and 800m free s... Had a 27-second drop in 1650 free at the NCAA Championships to earn an All-American fi nish... Time of 16:24.05 was good enough for 13th... Also earned All-American honors with a seventh place fi nish in the 500 free (4:46.82)... Swam a personal best 4:43.47 in the 500 free prelim... Made the A fi nal in the 500 free at the SEC Championship and ended up sixth with a finals time of 4: Came in 11th in the 1650 free at conference (17:00.43) and was 14th in the 200 free (1:49.34). High School Attended Century High School... Competed on the Green Terror Aquatic Club under coach Jeff Hiestand National Select Camp attendee... Two-time Maryland Short Course Swimmer of the Year... National qualifier in the 200, 500, 1000 and 1650 free s... National Honor Society... Two-time Academic All-American. Personal Full name is Chelsea Anna Haser... Parents are Ed and Peggy Haser... Born on January 21, Has two brothers, Aaron (23) and Colin (19)... Brother Colin runs cross country at University of Maryland-Baltimore County... Majoring in International Business. More on Chelsea Favorite pro athlete is George Hincapie... One thing she can t go a week without is coffee... Best non-athletic talent is cooking... Chose Auburn because of the team, the town and the school NCAA Post-Season Guide

33 Margo McCAWLEY Nine-time All-American SEC Champion (200 MR) Senior Back/Fly Memphis, Tenn. St. Mary s Episcopal School Junior Season ( ) Competed in the 200m free, 100m back, 200m back and 100m fly at the 2008 United States Olympic Trials Qualifi ed in the semifinals in the 100 back where she fi nished 10th overall posting a time of 1: Also placed 25th in the 200 back (2:14.52), 36th in the 100 fly (1:00.71) and 39th in the 200 free (2:01.80) Earned four All-America honors at the NCAA Championships in Columbus, Ohio... Swam the backstroke leg (52.94) on the runner-up 400 medley relay (3:32.84) at NCAAs, along with the backstroke leg (25.26) on the 200 medley relay that finished fi fth Individually at NCAA s, McCawley was 10th in the 200 back (1:55.01), 14th in the 100 back (54.23) and 24th in the 100 fly (53.52). Her time of 1:55.01 in the 200 back ranks fifth all-time at Auburn... At the SEC Championships in Tuscaloosa, Ala., McCawley swam the backstroke leg (53.06) on Auburn s SEC champion 400 medley relay (3:33.40) and the backstroke leg (24.63) on the runner-up 200 medley relay (1:38.00)... Individually at SEC s, she posted runner -up finishes in the 100 back (52.76) and 100 fly (53.12)... Her time of in the 100 back ranks fourth all-time at Auburn, while her time in the 100 fl y ranks sixth all-time Also swam to an eighth-place finish in the 200 back (1:56.81) at the SEC Championships.... Her time of in the 100 back at SECs ranks fourth all-time at Auburn while her 1:55.01 in the 200 back, also from SECs, ranks fifth. Sophomore Season ( ) Competed in the 200m free, 100m back, 200m back and the 100m fly at the U.S. Senior National Championships... A three-time All-American at the NCAA Championships... Swam the butterfl y with a split on the third-place 200 medley relay team... Her split in the preliminaries was the fastest 50 fly split of the season for Auburn... Also finished 14th (54.13) in the 100 back and 12th (1:56.53) in the 200 back at NCAAs... At the SEC Championships, swam the butterfl y with a split on the winning 200 medley relay team... Finished ninth (54.83) in the 100 fl y and fourth (54.15) in the 100 back at SECs... Her in the SEC preliminaries in the 100 back was her fastest A cut of the season... She McCawley s Top Times Short-Course Yards 50 free free free...1: free...5: back back...1: breast...1: fly fly...2: IM...2:11.07 Long-Course Meters 100 free free...2: back...1: back...2: fly...1:00.71 also swam B cut times of in the 100 fly and 2:00.10 in the 200 back, both times coming at SECs. Freshman Season ( ) Swam in the B fi nals of the 100m and 200m back s at the U.S. Senior National Championships... Swam the fastest 50 fly split, 24.09, of the season on the 200 medley relay at the NCAA Championship... Relay fi nished fi fth with a season best time of 1: Earned second All-America honor in the 200 back, with a sixth-place fi nish (1:59.80)... Also competed in the 100 back (54.64) and 100 fly (54.48); time in the 100 fl y was a new career best... Came in seventh at the SEC Championship in both the 100 (54.73) and 200 (1:57.33) back s... Competed in the B fi nal of the 100 fly, fi nishing 13th (54.89)... Swam the fastest first leg of the season on the 800 free relay at SEC s, 1: Swam the first leg of the 200 free relay, 23.41, and third leg of the 400 free relay, 50.23, that both ended up runnerup at SEC s... Also swam the fl y leg on the 200 medley relay that finished fourth. High School Attended St. Mary s Episcopal School... Competed with Memphis Thunder Aquatic Club under coaches Keith Anderson and Cory Horton... Holds the state record in 100 fl y... Two-time Tennessee Swimmer of the Year... Competed at 2004 Olympic Trials where she placed 21st in 100 back and 22nd in 200 back... Member of the USA National Junior Team. Personal Full name is Margo Frances McCawley... Parents are Bill and Fran McCawley... Born on November 9, Has one brother, Will... Is majoring in exercise science and psychology NCAA Post-Season Guide 33

34 Julianne McLANE Senior Middle Distance Free/Back Concord, Calif. Two-time All-American CSCAA Academic All-American SEC Academic Honor Roll Junior Season ( ) Competed in the 100m back, 200m back and 100m fly at the United States Olympic Trials Qualifi ed in the semifinals in the 200 back, fi nishing 15th overall with a time of 2: Also fi nished 20th in the 100m back (1:02.50) and 51st in the 200 fl y (2:16.11) Earned one All America honors at the NCAA Championships in Columbus Ohio, while competing in the 100 back... At NCAAs she fi nished 13th in the 100 back (54.04), 29th in the 200 back (1:58.06) and 40th in the 200 fl y (2:01.72)... Her prelim time of in the 100 back ranks eighth all-time at Auburn... At the SEC Championships in Tuscaloosa, Ala., McLane was fi fth in the 100 back (53.99), seventh in the 200 back (1:56.31) and eighth in the 200 fl y (2:01.05) Her prelim time of 1:55.23 in the 200 back ranks sixth all-time at Auburn... SEC Academic Honor Roll. Sophomore Season ( ) Named to the U.S. National Team for the Japan International Grand Prix, competing in the 400m free, 100m back and 200m back... Made the finals in the 100m back and 200m back at the U.S. Senior National Championships while also competing in the 400m free and the 400m medley relay... Finished second in the 200 back B Final to finish 10th overall with a time of 2: Swam the butterfly leg on the 10th-place 400 medley relay team... Earned All-America honors in the 200 back at the NCAA Championships... Swam in the 200 back B Final, fi nishing 11th overall with a time of 1: Her time of 1:56.22 in the preliminaries ranks eighth all-time at Auburn... Also competed in the 500 free and 100 back at NCAAs... Finished 31st in the prelims in the 500 free with a time of 4:48.95 and 23rd in the 100 back prelims with a time of Made the finals in all three of McLane s Top Times Short-Course Yards 50 free free free...1: free...4: free... 10: back back...1: fly fly...1:59.89 Long-Course Meters 400 free...4: back...1: back...2: fly...2:16.11 her events at the SEC Championships... Finished 11th (4:48.38) in the 500 free, seventh (1:58.17) in the 200 back and won the B Final to finish ninth overall in the 100 back with a time of Swam a converted 1:56.57 in the 200 back at the U.S. Open for her A cut time in the event... Also swam B cuts in the 100 back and 500 free at SECs... Won the C Final in the 200m back at the U.S. Open with a time of 2: Freshman Season ( ) Earned NCAA provisional qualifi ers in the 100 (56.03) and 200 (1:58.69) back s... Swam both times at the SEC Championship as exhibition... Also swam exhibition in the 500 free (4:55.46)... Swam in the 500 and 1000 free s and the 100 and 200 back s at the U.S. Open. High School Attended Carondelet High School... Swam for the Terrapins Swim Team with coach Ray Mitchell... Olympic Trials qualifi er in 200 back... National Select Camp attendee... Five-time All-American... Honor Roll three consecutive years. Personal Full name is Julianne Marie McLane... Parents are Gary and Lynn McLane... Born on November 10, Has one sister, Jeanette... Wants to attend nursing school NCAA Post-Season Guide

35 Maggie BIRD Alana DILLETTE Junior Free/Back Muncie, Ind. Yorktown HS Five-time All-American SEC Academic Honor Roll Two-time SEC Champion (1,650 free, 800 FR) Sophomore Season ( ) Swam on the U.S. National Team at the 2008 FINA World Short Course Championships in Manchester, England... Finished ninth at Worlds in the 800m free with a time of 8: Competed in the 400m free and 800m free at the 2008 United States Olympic Trials Qualified for the finals of the 400m free, fi nishing seventh in a time of 4: Swam to a 21st-place finish in the 800m free (8:45.81) at Trials... At the NCAA Championships, Bird earned three All-America honors... Individually, swam to a runner-up finish in the 500 free with a time of 4:41.95 and a fourth-place finish in the 1650 free (15:59.81)... Also swam the anchor leg (1:46.05) on the 800 free relay that finished eighth, posting a time of 7: At the SEC Championships, Bird swam to her first SEC title in the 1650 free (15:58.27)... Also swam to a runner-up finish in the 500 free (4:40:38) and a ninth-place finish in the 200 free (1:47.01)... In the season, Bird posted four Auburn all-time top-10 performances... She ranks second in the 500 free (4:39.51), third in the 1650 free (15:58.27) and ninth in the 200 free (1:14.01)... SEC Academic Honor Roll. Freshman Season ( ) Competed in the 200m free, 400m free and 800m free at the U.S. Senior National Championships... Was the only Tiger to make a final in the 400m free, finishing second in the C Final with a time of 4: A two-time All-American at her first NCAA Championship meet... Finished seventh in the 500 free at NCAAs with a time of 4: Also finished 15th in the 1,650 free with a time of 16: Also competed in the 200 free at NCAAs... She swam a 9:58.27 in the 1,000 free at Florida State, a time that ranks 10th all-time at Auburn... Exhibitioned at SEC, but swam B cuts in the 200 free (1:49.18), 500 free (4:49.21) and 1,650 free (16:25.88)... Swam on the eighth-place 400m medley relay team and 10th-place 800m free relay team at the U.S. Open. High School Attended Yorktown High School... Swam with the Yorktown Swim Club under coach Jeremy Agnew... Academic All-American as a senior time NISCA All- American... Two-time high school state champion (200 free)... State champion in 500 free as a senior... State runner-up in 500 free sophomore and junior seasons Indiana State Championships team runner-up... Two-time Star Press Athlete of the Year... Two-time team MVP... Co-captain senior year... Three-time IHSA fi rst team... National Honor Society president... National Scholar Athlete Award. Personal Full name is Margaret Catherine Bird... Parents are Henry and Debbie Bird... Born on July 24, Has two brothers, Patrick and Griffin... Brother Patrick swam two years at Penn State... Majoring in business. Short-Course Yards 50 free free free...1: free...4: free...9: free...15: back back...1: fly...2: IM...2: IM...4:36.94 Bird s Top Times Long-Course Meters 200 free...2: free...4: free...8: free...17: back...2: IM...4:56.66 Junior Back/IM Nassau, Bahamas St. Andrews International 2008 Olympian (Bahamas) All-American SEC Academic Honor Roll SEC Champion (200 MR) Sophomore Season ( ) Represented the Bahamas in the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China, where she competed in the 100m back. Swam to a 32nd-place finish in the 100m back at the Olympics, posting a time of 1: Joined current teammate Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace and former Tiger Jeremy Knowles on the Bahamas Olympic team... At the NCAA Championships, Dillette earned an All-America honor in the 200 medley relay, swimming the backstroke leg (23.83) on the 200 medley relay that placed fifth with a time of 1: Individually at NCAAs, Dillette swam to a 23rd-place finish in the 100 back (54.59), a 40th-place finish in the 100 fly (54.10) and a 58th-place finish in the 50 free (23.28)... At the SEC Championships, Dillette swam the butterfly leg (23.76) on the runner-up 200 medley relay that finished in 1: Individually at SEC s, she swam to a ninthplace finish in the 100 back (54.76), a 13th-place finish in the 50 free (23.09) and a 14th-place finish in the 100 fly (54.58)... SEC Academic Honor Roll Redshirt Freshman Season ( ) Competed on the Bahamas National Team at the Pan American Games and the World University Games... Finished fifth in the 100m fly (1:01.50) and eighth in the 100m back (1:05.19) while coming in third in the 100m free semifinals (57.92) at the Pan Am Games... Also swam on three relay teams at Pan Ams, finishing fifth in the 400m free relay, seventh in the 800m free relay and fourth in the 400m medley relay... Swam in the 50m back, 100m back, 200m back, 50m fly and 100m fly at the World University Games... Posted an A cut in the 100 back with a time of at the James E. Martin Qualifier; the time was also the fourth-fastest on the team and 10th-fastest all-time at Auburn... Also posted a time of at the James E. Martin Qualifier, setting a NCAA provisional qualifying time... Exhibitioned in three events at the SEC Championships, posting times of (50 free), 1:00.70 (100 back) and 2:02.39 (200 back)... Her times in the 50 free and 200 back at SECs set season-bests... Competed in the 100 fly and 200 IM at the U.S. Open, finishing with season-best converted times of and 2:08.06, respectively. Freshman Season ( ) Redshirt. High School Attended St. Andrew s International School... Swam with the Swift Swimming club team under coach Andy Knowles. Personal Full name is Alana Kathryn Dillette... Born on December 2, Parents are Al and Kathryn Dillette... Two brothers, Adam and Robert... Brother Robert swims for the University of Ottawa... Mother played volleyball for University of Toronto... Majoring in hotel and restaurant management. Short-Course Yards 50 free free free...1: back back... 2: fly fly...2: IM...2: IM...4:39.55 Dillette s Top Times Long-Course Meters 100 free back...1: back...2: fly...1: IM...2: IM...4: NCAA Post-Season Guide 35

36 Abbyby MACG REGOR Melissa MARIK Junior Breast Louisville, Ky. Sacred Heart Academy SEC Academic Honor Roll Sophomore Season ( ) Competed at the 2008 United States Olympic Trials in the 100m breast and 200m breast... At Trials, swam to a 31st-place finish in the 100m breast (1:10.87) and a 51st-place fi nish in the 200m breast (2:35.36)... At the NCAA Championships, MacGregor swam the 100 breast and 200 breast, swimming to a 36th-place finish in the 100 breast (1:03.24) and a 37th-place finish in the 200 breast (2:16.13)... At the SEC Championships, she qualifi ed for the B finals of the 100 and 200 breaststroke... Swam to a 12th-place finish in the 100 breast (1:02.75), a 10th-place finish in the 200 breast (2:17.62) and a 37th-place fi nish in the 200 IM (2:07.57)... SEC Academic Honor Roll. Freshman Season ( ) Earned a silver medal with the U.S. National Team at the Japan International Grand Prix, swimming on the runner-up 400 medley relay team... Also competed in the 100 and 200 breast in Japan, fi nishing eighth in the 200 breast with a time of 2: Won the B Final in the 200m breast at the U.S. Senior National Championships, fi nishing ninth overall with a time of 2: Also made the finals in the 100 breast, fi nishing 16th overall in 1: At the SEC Championships, fi nished seventh in the 200 breast with a time of 2:17.31 while coming in a tie for ninth with a B cut time of 1:02.86 in the 100 breast... Also competed in the 200 IM at SECs, fi nishing 34th in prelims with a time of 2: Swam a B cut time of 2:14.71 in the 200 breast at the James E. Martin Qualifi er, a mark that ranks 10th all-time at Auburn... Had Auburn s fastest time in the 100 breast at the U.S. Open and against Florida; led the team in the 200 breast against Florida State... Finished third in the 100m breast C Final (1:12.93) at the U.S. Open while swimming on the winning 400m medley relay team. High School Attended Sacred Heart Academy and swam for coach Scott Miller... Also competed with Triton Swimming under coach Michael Essig... Two-time Scholastic All-American... Seven-time All-American... Two-time high school state champion (100 breast)... Holds three records in state of Kentucky... Junior Nationals champion (100 breast) and finished third in 200 breast. Personal Full name is Abigail Marie MacGregor... Parents are Kenton and Ruth Mac- Gregor... Born on July 19, Has one sister, Morgan... Father swam for Indiana State. Junior Back/IM Naperville, Ill. Neuqua Valley HS Nine-time All-American Three-time SEC Champion (200 FR, 400 FR, 800 FR) CSCAA Academic All-American SEC Academic Honor Roll Sophomore Season ( ) Competed at the 2008 United States Olympic Trails in the 200m free, 100m back, 200 back and 100 fly, fi nishing 86th in the 200m free (2:04.10), 53rd in the 100m back (1:05.53), 45th in the 200 back (2:16.38) and 81st in the 100m fly (1:02.04)... At NCAAs, Marik earned three All-America honors in the 400 free relay, 800 free relay and 400 medley relay, along with two honorable mention honors in the 100 back and 200 back... Swam the backstroke leg (53.56) on the runner-up 400 medley relay team that posted a time of 3: Also swam the second leg (1:48.24) on the eighth-place 800 free relay (7:06.71), and the third leg (49.20) in the prelims of the 400 free relay that finished fourth in the fi nals... Individually, Marik swam to a ninth-place fi nish in the 100 back (53.31) and a 13th-place finish in the 200 back (1:55.78)... Her time of in the 100 back swam at NCAA s ranks fifth all-time at Auburn, while her time of 1:46.50 in the 200 free ranks eighth all-time... At the SEC Championships, Marik swam the third leg (22.70) on the SEC Champion 800 free relay that set a new American record with a time of 6: Also swam the second leg (48.89) on the SEC Champion 400 free relay... Individually at SEC s, Marik qualifi ed for two A finals in the 100 back and 200 back, swimming to a third-place fi nish in the 200 back (1:54.17), a fourth-place fi nish in the 100 back (53.49) and a 12th-place finish in the 100 fl y (54.44)... Her time of 1:54.17 in the 200 back at SEC s ranks third all-time at Auburn... SEC Academic Honor Roll. Freshman Season ( ) Competed in the 50m free, 100m back, 200m back and the 100m fly at the U.S. Senior National Championships... Earned four All-America honors as a freshman at the NCAA Championships... Finished eighth in the 100 back (53.82) and 200 back (1:56.69)... Also swam on the fourth-place 200 and 400 free relay teams... Swam the third leg on the 200 free relay team with a split while posting a split on the 400 free relay team, also on the third leg... Also competed in the 50 free at NCAAs, fi nishing 31st (22.89) in prelims... Finished fi fth (1:57.57) in the 200 back at the SEC Championships... Also fi nished seventh (55.65) in the 100 back and 12th (55.40) in the 200 fl y at SECs... Swam on the winning 400m medley relay and 400m free relay teams at the U.S. Open. High School Attended Neuqua Valley High School and competed with the Academy Bullets Swim Club under coach Bill Schalz... Illinois state record holder (100 back)... Six-time state champion... Finished fi fth at the 2006 Spring Nationals (100 back)... Came in 19th at the 2004 Olympic Trials in the 100 back... National Merit Scholarship Letter of Commendation. Personal Full name is Melissa Anne Marik... Parents are Frank and Gail Marik... Born on August 4, Has one sister, Heather... Her dad was an All-American swimmer (50/100 free) at Augustana College... Majoring in actuarial science. Short-Course Yards 50 free free free...5: breast...1: breast...2: fly...2: IM...2: IM...4:41.03 MacGregor s Top Times Long-Course Meters 100 breast...1: breast...2:29.54 Short-Course Yards 50 free free free...1: free...4: back back...1: breast...1: fly fly...2: IM...1: IM...4:29.15 Marik s Top Times Long-Course Meters 50 free free free...2: back...1: back...2: fly...1: IM...2: NCAA Post-Season Guide

37 Ava OHLGREN Junior Free/IM Northville, Mich. Northville HS 13-Time All-American Two-time NCAA Champion (200 IM, 400 IM) 13-time SEC Champion (200 IM (2), 400 IM (2), 200 FR, 400 FR (3), 800 FR (3), 400 MR (2) 2007 SEC Freshman of the Year Sophomore Season ( ) Named to the 2009 U.S. National Team for the World University Games after winning the 400m IM at the U.S. Open with a time of 4: Also fi nished second in the 200m IM (2:13.72), third in the 200m fly (2:11.32), seventh in the 100m fl y (1:00.64), 24th in the 50m free (26.28) and 20th in the 100m free prelim (56.39)... Competed at the 2008 United States Olympic Trials in the 50m free, 10om free, 200m fl y, 200m IM and 400m IM Qualified for the finals in the 200 IM, placing sixth in 2: Also placed 12th in 400m IM (4:45.44), 15th in the 200m fl y (2:12.26), 60th in the 100m free (56.88) and 34th in the 50m free (26.01)... At the NCAA Championships, Ohlgren earned seven All-America honors, swimming to a NCAA title in the 200 IM (1:53.94)... Earned two runner-up titles at NCAA s in the 400 IM (4:04.07) and in the 400 medley relay (3:32.84) where she swam butterfl y leg (51.68) Also swam the lead leg (22.58) on the third place 200 free relay, the lead leg (48.49) in the 400 freestyle relay that placed fourth in 3:13.65 and the lead leg on the 800 freestyle relay that placed eighth (7:06.71)... Individually at NCAA s, Ohlgren also swam to a third-place fi n- ish in the 200 fl y (1:54.64)... She earned four spots on the all-time list at Auburn at NCAAs, ranking first in the 200 fly (1:54.64), fi rst in the 400 IM (4:04.07), sixth in the 50 free (22.46) and second in the 200 IM (1:53.94)... At the SEC Championships, Ohlgren earned five SEC titles... Swam the lead leg (48.68) on the SEC Champion 400 freestyle relay, the leadoff leg (1:43.68) on the SEC Champion 800 freestyle relay that set a new American record and the butterfly leg on the (52.36) 400 medley relay... Also swam the lead leg (22.46) on the 200y freestyle relay that finished third... Individually at SEC s, Ohlgren swam to two SEC titles in the 200m IM (1:54.97) and the 400 IM (4:05.78)... Also swam to a runner-up fi nish in the 100 free (48.33)... Her swims in the 100 free (48.33) and 200 free (1:43.68) rank second all-time at Auburn... Won the 200 IM at the 2007 ConocoPhillips USA Swimming Short Course National Championships... Named SEC Female Swimmer of the Week (Dec. 4, 2007) and CollegeSwimming.com National Swimmer of the Week (Nov. 15, 2007) Freshman Season ( ) Won two gold medals while representing the United States at the Pan-American Games... Won the 200m free with a time of 2:00.03 and swam the third leg on the winning 800m free relay team... A six-time All-American as a freshman... Won Ohlgren s Top Times Short-Course Yards 50 free free free... 1: free... 4: free... 9: back back... 2: breast... 1: breast... 2: fly fly... 1: IM... 1: IM... 4:03.70 Long-Course Meters 50 free free free... 2: free... 4: fly... 1: fly... 2: IM... 2: IM... 4:43.30 the 400 IM at the NCAA Championships with a time of 4:04.08, setting a new Auburn record... Finished runner-up in the 200 IM (1:55.67) and seventh in the 200 fl y (1:56.34)... Her 200 IM time of 1:55.67 ranks third all-time at Auburn while her preliminary time of 1:56.32 in the 200 fl y ranks fifth... Swam leadoff with a 1:45.64 split on Auburn s runner-up 800 free relay team... Also swam the second leg (49.09) on the fourth-place 400 free relay team and in the preliminaries for the 400 medley relay team that went on to finish sixth at NCAAs... Swam leadoff with a 1:44.81 split on Auburn s SEC champion 800 free relay team... Her 200 free split ranks fourth all-time at Auburn... Won the 200 IM (1:57.74) and finished fourth (1:46.88) in the 200 free while fi nishing 10th (49.18) in the 100 free at SECs... Also swam leadoff with a split on Auburn s SEC champion 400 free relay team... Swam a 9:52.90 in the 1,000 free against Florida State... Swam a leadoff on the winning 400m free relay team at the U.S. Open... Won the B Final of the 200m IM (2:17.56) while swimming on the runner-up 800m free relay team... Also won the 400m IM B Final (4:51.38)... Made the B Final in the 100m free and the C Final in the 200m free... Named SEC Freshman of the Year. Prior to Auburn Named to the 2007 U.S. Pan American Games roster... B fi nalst in both the 200m IM (2:16.57) and 400m IM (4:49.04) at the U.S. Senior National Championships... Won the C final of the 200m free (2:01.83) at Senior Nationals. High School Attended Northville High School... Swam for Brad Brockway at Northville and with the Bulldog Aquatic Club... Two-time Scholastic All-American... Michigan High School Swimmer of the Year... Two-time All-American... Michigan state record holder in 200 IM National Junior team member... Competed at the 2005 U.S. World Championship Trials... Given the 2006 McDonald s-powerade Tomorrow s Winners Award by the Michigan Hall of Fame in October, 2006 for her accomplishments in high school. Personal Full name is Ava Bailey Ohlgren... Parents are Kurt and Terri Ohlgren... Born on January 31, Has two siblings, Kathryn and Derek... Majoring in exercise science / pre-physical therapy NCAA Post-Season Guide 37

38 Caitlin GEARY Mica h MARTINDALE Sophomore Free/IM Orlando, Fla. The Bolles School All-American Three-time SEC Champion (200 free, 400 FR, 800 FR) Freshman Season ( ) Competed at the 2008 United States Olympic Trials... Swam to a 98thplace finish in the 100m free (58.44) and a 101st-place finish in the 200m free (2:06.60)... At the NCAA Championships, Geary earned an All-America honor in the 400 free relay, swimming the third leg inthe preliminary with a split... Individually, Geary competed in the 500 free, 200 free and 100 free... Swam to a 45th-place finish in the 500 free (4:50.54), a 59th place finish in the 200 free (1:48.97) and a 54th place finish in the 100 free (50.14)... At the SEC Championships, Geary swam the second leg (1:43.85) on the SEC Champion 800 freestyle relay that set a new American record... Individually at SEC s, she placed sixth in the 200 free (1:45.37), 10th in the 100 free (49.60) and 16th in the 500 free (4:49.91)... She was named SEC Female Freshmen of the Week twice during the season - first during the week of Dec. 4 for her swims at the Alabama Longcourse Invitational, and then for her performance against Florida... At the Alabama Longcourse Invitational, Geary swam to three all-time swims at Auburn... She ranks fi h in the 200 free (1:44.85), sixth in the 1650 free (16:13.41) and ninth in the 500 free (4:44.69). High School A ended The Bolles School... Competed with the Bolles School Sharks... Won the state championship in the 200 IM and 500 free as a senior, following a win in the 100 free as a junior... Member of the state-champion and national independent school 200 free relay recordbreaking team... Named swimmer of the year as a senior a er an undefeated season... The 2006 and 2007 Southern Zone Sectionals high point scorer... Named the 2006 Girls 17 & 18 Swimmer of the Year by Florida Swimming... Has an Olympic trials cut of in the 100m free from the Missouri Grand Prix. Sophomore Distance Free Shreveport, La. Airline HS All-American Freshman Season ( ) Competed at the 2008 United States Olympic Trials in the 800m free and 400m free... Swam to a 71st-place finish in the 400m free (4:21.29) and a 47th-place finish in the 800m free (8:57.37)... At the NCAA Championships, Martindale earned honorable mention All-America honors in the 1650 free where she finished 14th in a time of 16: Also swam to a 34th-place finish in the 500 free (4:50.54) and a 62ndplace finish in the 200 free (1:49.30)... At the SEC Championships, she competed in the 1650 free, 500 free, and 200 free... Swam to an eighthplace finish in the 1650 free (16:20.65) and qualified for the B finals of the 500 free, finishing 15th in a time of 4: Also finished 26th in the 200 free (1:50.47)... Ranks in the top-10 all-time at Auburn in two events: fourth in the 1000 free (9:46.41) and seventh in the 1650 free (16:13.78). High School A ended Airline High School and competed for the City of Shreveport Swim Team... Named Louisiana Female Swimmer of the Year every year from Set Louisiana state records in the 400m free (4:19.91), 800m free (8:49.19) and 1,500m free (16:51.02)... Is one of only three Louisiana female swimmers to break nine minutes in the 800m free... Competed at the 2007 U.S. Senior National Championships in the 200m free, 400m free, 800m free and 1,500m free... Finished 13th in the 1,500m free with a time of 16:52.56 Personal Full name is Micah Ann Martindale... Born December 28, Daughter of Mike and Dena Martindale... Has one brother, Casey.. Personal Full name is Caitlin Margaret Geary... Parents are Lynn and Paul Geary... Born on June 19, Has two brothers, Daniel and Sean. Short-Course Yards 50 free free free...1: free...4: free...9: free...16: back back...2: IM...1: IM...4:35.97 Geary s Top Times Long-Course Meters 50 free free free...2:01.94 Short-Course Yards 100 free free...1: free...4: free...9: free...16: back... 2: fly...2: IM...2: IM...4:49.02 Martindale s Top Times Long-Course Meters 200 free...2: free...4: free...8: free...16: NCAA Post-Season Guide

39 Erica MEISSNER Melanie ROBERTSR All-American Sophomore Back/IM Ashburnham, Mass. Gardner HS Freshman Season ( ) Competed in the 2008 United States Olympic Trials in the 100m back, 200m back, 200m IM and 400m IM... Qualifi ed for the semifinals of the 200m back, fi nishing in 10th place with a time of 2: Also at the Trials, Meissner placed 15th in the 100m back (1:02.58) and 36th in the 400m IM (4:52.32)... At the NCAA Championships, Meissner earned All-America honors in the 200 back where she placed eighth in a time of 1: Her swim in the prelims of 200 back (1:54.87) ranks fourth all-time at Auburn... Also at NCAAs, Meissner placed 48th in the 100 fly (54.85) and 26th in the 100 back (54.81)... At the SEC Championships, Meissner qualified for the A finals in the 200 back where she placed sixth in a time of 1: Also qualifi ed in the B fi nals of the 400 IM (4:15.58) and 200 fly (2:02.57) where she placed 10th and 13th, respectively. High School Attended Gardner High School and swam on the Greenwood Memorial Swim Club team... Was a six-time individual state champion and record holder in the 100 back, 100 fl y and 200 IM... Part of a team that has won 14 straight state championships... Is a 2008 Olympic Trials qualifi er after being a Trials fi nalist in Is the 2004 U.S. Open Champion in the 200 back... Member of the U.S. National Junior Team from Personal Full name is Erica Leigh Meissner... Born December 9, Plans to major in political science... Daughter of Rosemarie and Walt Meissner... Has one sister, Rebecca... Sister Rebecca was a member of two national-championship teams while on the crew team at Cal-Berkeley. All-American Sophomore Breast/IM Rochester, N.Y. Cardinal Gibbons HS Freshman Season ( ) Competed in the 2008 United States Olympic Trials in the 100m breast and 200m breast... Swam to a 19th-place finish in the prelims of the 100m breast (1:10.16) and a 73rd-place fi nish in the 200 breast (2:38.57)... At the NCAA Championships, Roberts earned honorable mentions honors in the 100m breast and 200 breast where she finished 12th and 16th, respectively... Also at NCAA s, Roberts fi nished 23rd in the 200 IM (1:59.73)... Her time of 1:01.03 in the B finals of the 100m breast at NCAA s ranks fifth all-time at Auburn while her time of 2:12.83 ranks sixth. At the SEC Championships, Roberts swam in the A finals of the 100 breast (1:02.22) and 200 IM (2:00.71) where she swam to two sixth-place fi nishes... Also swam in the B finals of the 200 breast, fi nishing ninth in a time of 2: High School Holds the North Carolina record in the 100 breast in three different age groups... Competed in the 100m breast, 200m breast, 100m fl y and 200m IM at the 2007 U.S. Senior National Championships... Finished second in the B Final in the 100m breast with a time of 1: Made the U.S. National Team for the Japan International Grand Prix, competing in the 100m breast, 200m breast, 100m fl y and 200m IM. Personal Full name is Melanie Katherine Roberts... Parents are Rebecca and Charlie Roberts... Born on Sept. 2, Has one brother, Jon... Brother Jon is a former Auburn swimmer and currently swims at Minnesota... Father Charlie swam collegiately at Iowa. Short-Course Yards 50 free free free...2: free...5: back back...1: breast...1: fly fly...2: IM...2: IM...4:17.99 Meissner s Top Times Long-Course Meters 100 back...1: back...2: fly...2: IM...2: IM...4:52.32 Short-Course Yards 50 free free free...5: back... 2: breast...1: breast...2: fly fly...1: IM...1: IM...4:15.35 Roberts Top Times Long-Course Meters 100 breast...1: breast...2: fly...1: IM...2: NCAA Post-Season Guide 39

40 Anna AGUERO Micah LAWRENCE Freshman Diving Moultrie, Ga. Colquitt County HS High School Three-time All-American at Colquitt County High School... Four-time scholarathlete Georgia Female Senior Diver of the Year... Seven-time national fi nalist... Dove for Colquitt County High School and Moss Farms Diving. Personal Daughter of Alfred and Carol Aguero... Has one brother Bowen... Born on April 10, Pre-dentistry major... Chose Auburn because she loved the team, coach and it just felt right... Full name is Anna Carol Aguero. Freshman Breast Pflugerville, Texas Pflugerville HS Olympic Trials Semifi nalist Two-time SEC Champion (200 MR, 400 MR) High School A fi ve-star recruit according to Swimming World Magazine... Attended Pfl ugerville High School Competed for Texas Gold club team Runner-up in state her junior year in the 100 breast and the 200 IM National Junior Team member in 2007 Finished 36th in Olympic Trials in the 100 breast with a time of 1: Also fi nished 14th in the 200 breast, clocking in at 2:31.49 Finished 17th in the 200m breast at the U.S. Open with a time of 2: Owns high school records in the 200 IM and 100 breast. Personal Born July 20, 1990 Parents are Scott and Caroline Lawrence Has sisters Sarah, Alannah and Debbi Sarah and Alannah swim on the New Mexico State swim team Majoring in graphic design. Vanessa DANTIN Freshman Diving Conroe, Texas The Woodlands HS High School Three-time high school state finalist... Three-time All-American... Part of the 2006 Texas High School Swimming and Diving Championship team Junior Olympic National Champion on platform... Four-time Junior Olympic Summer National qualifier... Dove for The Woodlands Texas High School and Woodlands Diving Academy. Personal Daughter of Bob and Linda Dantin... Has one brother Nick... Born on November 18, Full name is Vanessa Leigh Dantin... Goes by Vennie. Arianna VANDERPOOL- WALLACE L Freshman Free Nassau, Bahamas The Bolles School 2008 Olympian (Bahamas) Four-time SEC Champion (200 FR, 400 FR, 200 MR, 400 MR) High School A fi ve-star recruit according to Swimming World Magazine... Competed fo the Bahamas at the 2008 Beijing Olympics... Finished 28th in the 100m free with a time of and 24th in the 50m free with a time of Was just the second female swimmer ever from the Bahamas to qualify for the Olympics... Earned a place on the Olympic team for the 50m free and 100m free... Initially qualifi ed for the Olympics on March 3, 2008 at the Missouri Grand Prix... Attended The Bolles School in Jacksonville, Fla., and swam for the Bolles School Sharks... Swam on the Bahamas Olympic Team with fellow Auburn swimmer Alana Dillette and former Tiger Jeremy Knowles... Born March 4, Personal Daughter of Vincent and Tietchka Vanderpool-Wallace... Has one brother, Aleksandr... Born on March 4, Full name is Arianna Fritzallen Vanderpool-Wallace NCAA Post-Season Guide