2011 College Conference Championships

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That Guy — Sat, 05 Mar 2011 10:54:47 GMT

MONSTER ANCHOR by Nathan Adrian Event 21 Men 400 Yd Free Relay ================================================================================== Pac 10: P 2:47.86 2007 ARIZ, ARIZ Subirats, Nilo, Townsend, Ritter Pac 10 Meet: M 2:48.32 2009 Stanford, STAN A. Coville, J. Allen, J. Dunford, D. Dunford NCAA: N 2:46.54 3/17/2007 Auburn, Auburn J. Andkjaer, G. Louw, M.Target , B. Lindquist 2:52.47 NCAA 3:01.09 CONS School Seed Finals Points ================================================================================== 1 CAL-PC 'A' 2:54.05 2:48.16MNCAA 40 1) Moore, Graeme J SR 2) Daniels, Josh L SR 3) Shields, Tom A SO 4) Adrian, Nathan G SR 19.92 42.43 (42.43) 1:02.71 (20.28) 1:25.71 (43.28) 1:45.64 (19.93) 2:07.54 (41.83) 2:26.76 (19.22) 2:48.16 (40.62) 2 STAN-PC 'A' 2:53.97 2:48.51 NCAA 34 1) Coville, Alex SR 2) Allen, Jake R SR 3) Wayne, Aaron W SO 4) Staab, Austin K SR 20.45 42.78 (42.78) 1:02.66 (19.88) 1:25.14 (42.36) 1:44.85 (19.71) 2:07.12 (41.98) 2:26.90 (19.78) 2:48.51 (41.39)

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That Guy — Sat, 05 Mar 2011 10:30:22 GMT

Also, this happened a few minutes ago in the 200 ***: 16 Steel, Kevin FR ARIZ-AZ 2:02.80 2:14.21 1 24.94 53.58 (28.64) 1:34.80 (41.22) 2:14.21 (39.41) Mr. Steel slightly improved his already-impressive 100 *** time from last night and with that he also improved his chances of getting an invite to NCAA's. Now look at his 3rd and 4th 50 splits, where he's warming down and just making sure to finish the event legally. See those times? OK. I did this 2 weeks ago: 1 Guy, That 2:37.96 36.46 1:17.90 (41.44) 1:58.45 (40.55) 2:37.96 (39.51) My race-pace breaststroke is the same speed as his warmdown breaststroke! :bow:

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That Guy — Sat, 05 Mar 2011 10:14:36 GMT

Whoa, Tom Shields just lowered the NCAA record in the 200 fly! Event 19 Men 200 Yd Fly ========================================================================= Pac 10: P 1:41.52 2010 Tom shields, STAN Pac 10 Meet: M 1:41.84 2010 Bobby Bollier, STAN NCAA: N 1:40.75 3/28/2009 Shaune Fraser, Florida 1:42.95 NCAA 1:48.09 CONS Name Year School Prelims Finals Points ========================================================================= === A - Final === 1 Shields, Tom A SO CAL-PC 1:44.21 1:40.31NNCAA 20 22.53 48.48 (25.95) 1:14.11 (25.63) 1:40.31 (26.20) 2 Bollier, Bobby JR STAN-PC 1:42.58 1:41.60MNCAA 17 22.69 48.62 (25.93) 1:14.50 (25.88) 1:41.60 (27.10)

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That Guy — Sat, 05 Mar 2011 01:24:51 GMT

Mid-American Conference men's champs are this weekend as well. mac-sports.com/ViewArticle.dbml This must have been an exciting relay to watch: Event 13 Men 800 Yard Freestyle Relay Championship: 6:37.42 C 1998 UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO Rosepapa, Fullins, Powells, Draeger Pool: 6:36.23 P 2006 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY Waked, McGee, Hedo, Santoro 6:23.26 AUTO 6:42.42 CONS Team Relay Finals Time Points 1 Buffalo, State University of N A 6:37.12C CONS 40 1) Aronica, Phil FR 2) Heine, Jared JR 3) Proudfoot, Simon JR 4) Hogan, Matt SO 23.14 48.94 (48.94) 1:15.58 (1:15.58) 1:42.88 (1:42.88) 2:04.82 (21.94) 2:29.76 (46.88) 2:55.60 (1:12.72) 3:21.57 (1:38.69) 3:44.27 (22.70) 4:09.11 (47.54) 4:34.68 (1:13.11) 5:00.60 (1:39.03) 5:22.40 (21.80) 5:47.15 (46.55) 6:12.23 (1:11.63) 6:37.12 (1:36.52) 2 Southern Illinois University A 6:38.24 CONS 34 1) Parsons, Matt JR 2) Badrawi, El JR 3) Jordan, Chris JR 4) Kruse, Matt JR 22.65 47.24 (47.24) 1:12.80 (1:12.80) 1:38.65 (1:38.65) 2:02.11 (23.46) 2:27.55 (48.90) 2:53.35 (1:14.70) 3:19.66 (1:41.01) 3:41.80 (22.14) 4:06.41 (46.75) 4:32.66 (1:13.00) 4:59.49 (1:39.83) 5:21.82 (22.33) 5:46.58 (47.09) 6:11.81 (1:12.32) 6:38.24 (1:38.75)

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That Guy — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 11:55:31 GMT

And we get to see a rematch at NCAA's... Event 9 Men 100 Yd Fly ========================================================================= Pac 10: P 44.18 2008 Austin Staab, STAN Pac 10 Meet: M 44.66 3/4/2011 Austin K Staab, STAN-PC NCAA: N 44.18 3/27/2009 Austin Staab, Stanford 46.04 NCAA 48.34 CONS Name Year School Prelims Finals Points ========================================================================= === A - Final === 1 Staab, Austin K SR STAN-PC 45.52 44.66MNCAA 20 21.06 44.66 (23.60) 2 Shields, Tom A SO CAL-PC 45.32 44.78 NCAA 17 21.02 44.78 (23.76)

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That Guy — Thu, 03 Mar 2011 01:40:02 GMT

Also this weekend: NJCAA: www.star-meets.org/.../index.htm NAIA: naia.cstv.com/.../index.htm

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osterber — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 11:10:18 GMT

Men's Ivy Champs: www.meetresults.com/.../ -Rick

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ande — Wed, 02 Mar 2011 11:01:36 GMT

there were some fast splits tonight 1 Men 200 Yd Medley Relay ========================================================== Pac 10: P 1:22.50 2009 California, CAL Barnea, Dugonjic, Moore, Adrian Pac 10 Meet: M 1:23.92 3/2/2011 Univ of CA - Berkeley, CAL-PC G Barnea, D Dugonjic, G Moore, N Adrian NCAA: N 1:22.36 3/27/2009 Auburn, Auburn J. White, M. Silva, M. Targett, G. Louw 1:25.66 NCAA 1:29.94 CONS School Seed Finals Points ========================================================== 1 CAL-PC 'A' 1:25.39 1:23.92MNCAA 40 1) Barnea, Guy M SR 2) Dugonjic, Damir SR 3) Moore, Graeme J SR 4) Adrian, Nathan G SR 21.74 45.05 (23.31) 1:05.42 (20.37) 1:23.92 (18.50) 2 STAN-PC 'A' 1:27.99 1:25.42 NCAA 34 1) Swanston, Matthew J SO 2) Lovelace, Curtis C JR 3) Staab, Austin K SR 4) Coville, Alex SR 21.96 46.17 (24.21) 1:06.34 (20.17) 1:25.42 (19.08) 3 USC-CA 'A' 1:26.88 1:26.01 CONS 32 1) Karpov, Nick SO 2) Connolly, Dillon B SR 3) Bloch, Chase E FR 4) Morozov, Vlad V FR 22.14 46.36 (24.22) 1:07.38 (21.02) 1:26.01 (18.63) Event 2 Men 800 Yd Free Relay ========================================================== Pac 10: P 6:11.82 2009 Arizona, ARIZ Basson, Nilo, Shapira-Or, Greenshields Pac 10 Meet: M 6:14.82 2009 Arizona, ARIZ Basson, Nilo, Shapira Bar-Or, Greenshields NCAA: N 6:10.16 3/27/2009 Texas, Texas D. Walters, R. Berens, S. Jostes, M. Klueh 6:23.26 NCAA 6:42.42 CONS School Seed Finals Points ========================================================== 1 STAN-PC 'A' 6:32.66 6:19.17 NCAA 40 1) Bollier, Bobby L JR 2) Stoehr, Mitch D FR 3) Priestley, Morgan P JR 4) Andrews, Rob A JR 21.82 45.26 (45.26) 1:09.71 (1:09.71) 1:34.97 (1:34.97) 1:56.66 (21.69) 2:20.27 (45.30) 2:45.20 (1:10.23) 3:10.86 (1:35.89) 3:32.71 (21.85) 3:56.93 (46.07) 4:21.04 (1:10.18) 4:44.87 (1:34.01) 5:06.04 (21.17) 5:29.98 (45.11) 5:54.50 (1:09.63) 6:19.17 (1:34.30) 2 USC-CA 'A' 6:22.61 6:20.88 NCAA 34 1) Lefert, Clement SR 2) White, Patrick P JR 3) Wagner, Jack S FR 4) Colupaev, Dimitri FR 22.05 45.32 (45.32) 1:09.01 (1:09.01) 1:33.37 (1:33.37) 1:55.33 (21.96) 2:19.69 (46.32) 2:44.94 (1:11.57) 3:11.00 (1:37.63) 3:32.68 (21.68) 3:56.94 (45.94) 4:22.05 (1:11.05) 4:47.18 (1:36.18) 5:07.87 (20.69) 5:31.00 (43.82) 5:55.51 (1:08.33) 6:20.88 (1:33.70) 3 CAL-PC 'A' 6:31.68 6:21.13 NCAA 32 1) Shields, Tom A SO 2) Metz, Samuel A FR 3) Howell, Isaac L JR 4) Hinshaw, Ben S SO 21.43 44.66 (44.66) 1:08.64 (1:08.64) 1:32.88 (1:32.88) 1:54.74 (21.86) 2:19.10 (46.22) 2:44.13 (1:11.25) 3:09.34 (1:36.46) 3:31.15 (21.81) 3:55.04 (45.70) 4:19.70 (1:10.36) 4:44.91 (1:35.57) 5:06.65 (21.74) 5:30.45 (45.54) 5:55.24 (1:10.33) 6:21.13 (1:36.22)

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Former Member — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 09:50:27 GMT

Div 1 Womens Swimming and Diving Programs are allowed to have 14 scholarships Div 1 Mens Swimming and Diving Programs are allowed to have 9.9 scholarships This makes recruiting quite challenging for schools. Each year a D1 mens swimming & Diving program has around 2.5 scholarships to divvy up. Pretty much everyone on the mens team has partial scholarships, except for walk ons. I believe Books count as a 1% of a scholarship. Most of the womens team are on full scholarships. If an athlete receives a partial scholarship, then the school's academic admission standards for that athlete shift from whatever the school requires to the NCAA minimum standards which is a sliding scale that looks at the students GPA & SAT score. The higher the students GPA the lower the required SAT score. The 2010-2011 Guide for the College Bound Student Athlete shows the scale on page 6. As an example UT is pretty tough to get into, most students need to be in the top 10% of their classes to be accepted. Plus high school classes tend to shrink due to drop outs. I think my son's class started with over 500 students his fr year and but by the first semester of his sr year there were around 325. How can most of the women swimmers have full scholarships when the roster size is typically double the number of scholarships? Perhaps 1 or 2 superstars have a full or near full, but I have been told that in Div 1, most are still partial. I know a diver offered a full at Iowa St this fall but she declined it for a different school.

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ande — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 03:52:42 GMT

Pac 10 Men's Swimming and Diving Date: March 2-5, 2011 Venue: Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool Location: Long Beach, Calif. Pac 10 Womens were Date: February 23-26, 2011 Venue: Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Complex Location: Federal Way, Wash. RESULTS

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Former Member — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 06:10:40 GMT

I'm voluteer timing at Men's ACC's. Tonight kid from UVA went 1:32.5 in 200 Free. Dusted the field. Another UVA kid went 3:41 in 400 IM. Timing tomorrow night too. Fun to watch some really fast swimming once in a while. Have fun! We enjoyed timing at the SECs. The times were just unbelievable.

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Former Member — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 15:30:56 GMT

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Chris Stevenson — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 09:57:16 GMT

The school still keeps its standards unless they are lower than the NCAA (which are pretty low) Yes. But from what I've seen (a small sample size, admittedly) school standards for athletes are usually not the same as they are for non-athletes. And they aren't usually the same for all sports, either.

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oldwahoo — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 10:56:59 GMT

The school still keeps its standards unless they are lower than the NCAA (which are pretty low) Div 1 Womens Swimming and Diving Programs are allowed to have 14 scholarships Div 1 Mens Swimming and Diving Programs are allowed to have 9.9 scholarships This makes recruiting quite challenging for schools. Each year a D1 mens swimming & Diving program has around 2.5 scholarships to divvy up. Pretty much everyone on the mens team has partial scholarships, except for walk ons. I believe Books count as a 1% of a scholarship. Most of the womens team are on full scholarships. If an athlete receives a partial scholarship, then the school's academic admission standards for that athlete shift from whatever the school requires to the NCAA minimum standards which is a sliding scale that looks at the students GPA & SAT score. The higher the students GPA the lower the required SAT score. The 2010-2011 Guide for the College Bound Student Athlete shows the scale on page 6. As an example UT is pretty tough to get into, most students need to be in the top 10% of their classes to be accepted. Plus high school classes tend to shrink due to drop outs. I think my son's class started with over 500 students his fr year and but by the first semester of his sr year there were around 325.

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Chris Stevenson — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 08:33:43 GMT

Atlantic 10 has live streaming on their site. Results are here: www.atlantic10.com/.../index.htm The Spiders are swimming well so far, hopefully they'll take back their title.

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KEWebb18 — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 08:03:59 GMT

Atlantic 10 has live streaming on their site.

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Speedo — Thu, 24 Feb 2011 01:52:23 GMT

Nice prelim swim in the CAA this morning: George Mason University 2/24/2011 - 13:20PM 2011 CAA Swimming & Diving Championship Sponsored by Marriott Hotels of N. Virginia Event 3 Women 500 Yard Freestyle ================================================================== CAA Meet Rec: # 4:36.85 2/24/2011 Meredith Budner, Towson CAA Top Perf: ! 4:36.85 CAA Top Perf: ! 4:36.85 2/24/2011 Meredith Budner, Towson 4:38.46 A 4:52.41 B Name Year School Seed Prelims ================================================================== === Preliminaries === 1 Budner, Meredit SR TOWSON 4:36.85#A r:+0.81 25.35 52.27 (26.92) 1:20.11 (27.84) 1:48.35 (28.24) 2:16.22 (27.87) 2:44.36 (28.14) 3:12.52 (28.16) 3:40.85 (28.33) 4:08.92 (28.07) 4:36.85 (27.93)

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ande — Tue, 22 Feb 2011 10:01:10 GMT

^^Yes, I definitely agree with the above regarding depth. I think the amount of scholarships available makes a difference. My college team had 3 - 4 full scholarships that were split between the mens team. For the big teams such as Auburn, Texas.etc. how many scholarships are usually allocated for the team? Div 1 Womens Swimming and Diving Programs are allowed to have 14 scholarships Div 1 Mens Swimming and Diving Programs are allowed to have 9.9 scholarships How Many Swimming Scholarships ARE Available? The NCAA Women’s Div I Swimming and Diving programs may offer a total of 14 full scholarships per schools, and the Men’s Swimming and Diving programs, 9.9. Considering the number of schools with women’s swim teams-- close to 200 for any given year--and the number with men’s swim teams, at about 140, the total number of swimming and diving scholarships available to Div I swimmers and divers is over 4,000. from Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Scholarship Options This makes recruiting quite challenging for schools. Each year a D1 mens swimming & Diving program has around 2.5 scholarships to divvy up. Pretty much everyone on the mens team has partial scholarships, except for walk ons. I believe Books count as a 1% of a scholarship. Most of the womens team are on full scholarships. If an athlete receives a partial scholarship, then the school's academic admission standards for that athlete shift from whatever the school requires to the NCAA minimum standards which is a sliding scale that looks at the students GPA & SAT score. The higher the students GPA the lower the required SAT score. The 2010-2011 Guide for the College Bound Student Athlete shows the scale on page 6. As an example UT is pretty tough to get into, most students need to be in the top 10% of their classes to be accepted. Plus high school classes tend to shrink due to drop outs. I think my son's class started with over 500 students his fr year and but by the first semester of his sr year there were around 325.

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KEWebb18 — Tue, 22 Feb 2011 08:41:52 GMT

Ande thanks for the info on scholarships. I also forgot to add your link to the Big 12 champs this weekend.

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Former Member — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 14:34:25 GMT

The SEC Championships will air on ESPNU as follows: Men: Sunday, February 27th, 6:00 pm Women: Tuesday, March 1st, 5:00 pm

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Atlantic — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 09:45:00 GMT

The SEC Championships will air on ESPNU as follows: Men: Sunday, February 27th, 6:00 pm Women: Tuesday, March 1st, 5:00 pm Thank you! :) Looks like women's Big 10's will be on Saturday Feb 26th @ 11am, EST (on The Big Ten Network).

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KEWebb18 — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 07:39:18 GMT

The number of scholarships are determined by the NCAA. In swimming, there are 9.9 for men, 14 for women in DI. There are different rules for each sport, however. Football is a whole different monster and so is title IX:worms:

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KEWebb18 — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 07:27:09 GMT

I've seen that most conferences do get faster year in and year out; I think that we are over the tech-suit assisted swims for the most part in NCAA swimming and are seeing who can really bring it in the water. I think that the main difference between the bigger and smaller D1 conferences is not necessarily the speed. You will always have a few standout swimmers in the smaller conferences making NCAA cuts. It is the depth on the teams, from team to team, from top to bottom that sets the bigger schools apart.

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Former Member — Sun, 20 Feb 2011 12:09:17 GMT

Oddly enough, she swam the exact same time in finals. 46.81. Her name is Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace and she was a 2008 Olympian for the Bahamas. We timed her in the finals last night where she swam the 46.81 a second time. Later she anchored Auburn's 400 Free Relay, where I believe her split may have been slightly faster (but, of course it was a relay start).

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KEWebb18 — Sun, 20 Feb 2011 08:22:54 GMT

Does anyone know when some of these meets are going to be televised? Usually the Big 10 conference televises them at some point on their network. I am not sure when, or if it is live. You can always check with the conference championships websites; some places have live streaming of the events (usually just finals from what I've seen).