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2009 Conference Championships / Big 12 Swimming

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Links to more 2009 NCAA conf meets 2009 Big 12 Swimming & Diving Championships at the Mizzou Aquatics Center RESULTS Psych Sheet Last Years Results Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Wed Feb. 25 Prelims 4:30 PM 1M Diving - M Finals 6:00 PM 200 Medley Relay 1M Diving - M *800 Free Relay Thu Feb. 26 Prelims 10:00 AM 500 Freestyle 200 Indiv. Medley 50 Freestyle (15 minute break) 400 Medley Relay 1:00 PM 1M Diving - W Finals 6:00 PM 500 Freestyle 200 Indiv. Medley 50 Freestyle 1M Diving - W 400 Medley Relay Fri Feb. 27 Prelims 10:00 AM 200 Freestyle Relay 400 Iniv. Medley 100 Butterfly 200 Freestyle 100 Breaststroke 100 Backstroke 10:30 AM 3M Diving - M 1:30 PM 3M Diving - W 5:00 PM 3M Diving - M Finals 6:00 PM 200 Freestyle Relay 400 Iniv. Medley 100 Butterfly 200 Freestyle 100 Breaststroke 100 Backstroke 3M Diving - W Sat Feb. 28 Prelims 10:00 AM 200 Backstroke 100 Freestyle 200 Breaststroke 200 Butterfly (15 minute break) 400 Freestyle Relay 12:30 PM Platform Diving - W 3:00 PM Platform Diving - M 5:00 PM Platform Diving - W Finals 6:00 PM 200 Backstroke 100 Freestyle **1650 Freestyle 200 Breaststroke 200 Butterfly Platform Diving - M 400 Freestyle Relay
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  • ACCs Matt McLean: 14:35.12 in the mile. Top four finishers all made the A-cut. Kudos to Noah Copeland who medaled again, this time in the 100 free 1 Robison, Scot SO Virginia 42.94 43.14 D1-B 20 20.37 43.14 (22.77) 2 Botha, Jarryd SR Florida St. 43.59 43.28 D1-B 17 20.49 43.28 (22.79) 3 Copeland, Noah SR Georgia Tech 43.58 43.33 D1-B 16 20.69 43.33 (22.64) UVa has a commanding lead overall; UNC has snuck by Ga Tech into third, up 34 pts going into the final relays. Though I naturally don't like that Virginia is winning, what I do like is that they are doing it with a strong distance corp (they went 1-2 in the mile, and took 4 of the top 5 places in the 500) rather than going with the conventional wisdom that tends to devalue distance guys in college, saying you need to win with sprinters (their sprinters aren't shabby either, but not really their forte).
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  • ACCs Matt McLean: 14:35.12 in the mile. Top four finishers all made the A-cut. Kudos to Noah Copeland who medaled again, this time in the 100 free 1 Robison, Scot SO Virginia 42.94 43.14 D1-B 20 20.37 43.14 (22.77) 2 Botha, Jarryd SR Florida St. 43.59 43.28 D1-B 17 20.49 43.28 (22.79) 3 Copeland, Noah SR Georgia Tech 43.58 43.33 D1-B 16 20.69 43.33 (22.64) UVa has a commanding lead overall; UNC has snuck by Ga Tech into third, up 34 pts going into the final relays. Though I naturally don't like that Virginia is winning, what I do like is that they are doing it with a strong distance corp (they went 1-2 in the mile, and took 4 of the top 5 places in the 500) rather than going with the conventional wisdom that tends to devalue distance guys in college, saying you need to win with sprinters (their sprinters aren't shabby either, but not really their forte).
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