2011 NCAAs

Division II Psych Sheet (M & W): www.ncaa.com/.../swimming-psych-sheet-released Division II has the best championship format, hands down. Four days, swimmers can compete in up to four events, and they run the 1000 free. Although they do have the 200 fly and the 500 free on the same day. www.ncaa.com/.../SOE11DIIMWSD_for ncaa.pdf

I'm curious as to how many swimmers with "B" cuts are able to enter in the meet. There were a TON of "B" cuts at some of the smaller conferences, so hopefully it means some good opportunities for these swimmers to step up and compete on a national level.

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Message deleted. I thought it was funny! :) Anyways, I'm pumped to watch NCAA's... but I still have to get caught up on the conference meets that I DVR'd.

Message deleted. Stillwater, from this day forward when I read your messages, it will be in the voice of the voice-mail lady.

Texas A&M leads all Div 1 schools with the # of women qualifiers - 15 without divers (yet). Psych sheet before cuts below: Psych Sheet

Texas A&M leads all Div 1 schools with the # of women qualifiers - 15 without divers (yet). Psych sheet before cuts below: Psych Sheet here's a break down of A cuts, 1st, 8th, & 16th curious to find out if 8th & 16th will be faster or slower than the entry times Event 1 200 Freestyle Relay 2 made A cut 1 Texas A 1:28.15 8 Virginia B 1:29.21 16 Florida B 1:29.94 Event 2 500 Freestyle 8 made A cut 1 Vreeland, Shannon FR Georgia A 4:36.28 8 Trott, Wendy JR Georgia A 4:38.37 16 Cheverton, Samantha SR Ohio St B 4:39.71 Event 3 200 Individual Medley 5 made a cut 1 Hosszu, Katinka JR Southern Cali A 1:53.47 8 Smith, Elizabeth SR Stanford B 1:57.00 16 Gardell, Stina FR Southern Cali B 1:57.78 Event 4 50 Freestyle 1 Vanderpool-Wallace, Arianna JR Auburn A 21.34 8 Geer, Margo FR Arizona B 22.16 16 Sommer, Maria SR Texas A&M B 22.29 Event 6 400 Medley Relay 6 made A cut 1 Cal Berkeley A 3:28.99 8 UNC B 3:33.60 16 UCLA B 3:35.83 Event 7 200 Medley Relay 10 made A cut 1 Cal Berkeley A 1:35.62 8 Tennessee A 1:37.09 16 Michigan B 1:38.35 Event 8 400 Individual Medley 11 made A cut 1 Hosszu, Katinka JR Southern Cali A 4:00.03 8 Margalis, Melanie FR Georgia A 4:05.65 16 Mangimelli, Jana SO Georgia B 4:08.13 Event 9 100 Butterfly 5 made A cut 1 De Paul, Lyndsay SR Southern Cali A 51.34 8 Kendall, Amanda SO Louisiana St B 52.14 16 Kuczynski, Caroline SO Arizona St B 52.52 Event 10 200 Freestyle 4 made A cut 1 Scroggy, Morgan SR Georgia A 1:42.46 8 Cheverton, Samantha SR Ohio St B 1:44.56 16 Martin, Ariel SR Purdue B 1:45.25 Event 11 100 Breaststroke 13 made A cut 1 Tyler, Jillian SR Minnesota A 58.08 8 Wanland, Ashley JR Wisconsin A 59.65 16 Lindsay, Laura JR Toledo B 1:00.21 Event 12 100 Backstroke 8 made A cut 1 Tran, Cindy FR Cal Berkeley A 51.22 8 Conci, Kelsey JR Wyoming A 52.54 16 Shickora, Kristen JR Georgia B 52.78 Event 14 800 Freestyle Relay 5 made A cut 1 Georgia A 6:53.58 8 Arizona B 7:02.74 16 Purdue B 7:06.90 Event 15 1650 Freestyle 3 made A cuts 1 Anderson, Haley SO Southern Cali A 15:48.64 8 Showalter, Corinne SO Florida B 16:02.92 16 Mathieu, Alicia FR Florida B 16:10.41 Event 16 200 Backstroke 8 made A cuts 1 Beisel, Elizabeth FR Florida A 1:51.55 8 Gaid, Kelsey SO Georgia A 1:53.32 16 Cavalier, Meredith SO Virginia B 1:54.27 Event 17 100 Freestyle 2 made A cuts 1 Vanderpool-Wallace, Arianna JR Auburn A 46.81 8 Murez, Andrea SO Stanford B 48.28 16 Martin, Ariel SR Purdue B 48.68 Event 18 200 Breaststroke 10 made A cuts 1 Leverenz, Caitlin SO Cal Berkeley A 2:06.55 8 Vavra, Allysa JR Indiana A 2:09.25 16 Fogle, Emily FR Purdue B 2:10.57 Event 19 200 Butterfly 7 made A cuts 1 Hosszu, Katinka JR Southern Cali A 1:51.02 8 Medrano, Rita JR Texas A&M B 1:55.04 16 Nugent, Amanda SO West Virginia B 1:56.64 Event 21 400 Freestyle Relay 6 made A cuts 1 Auburn A 3:13.03 8 Southern Cali B 3:15.39 16 Maryland B 3:17.44

Psych SheetOK, now I have goal times for Masters' Nationals -- beat the last place invited time for women's NCAAs with a stretch goal (big stretch in most cases) to make the 30th seed time! Oh, how the once-semi-mighty have fallen! These women are smoking fast.

OK, now I have goal times for Masters' Nationals -- beat the last place invited time for women's NCAAs with a stretch goal (big stretch in most cases) to make the 30th seed time! Oh, how the once-semi-mighty have fallen! These women are smoking fast. They sure are. I used to play around with goals like those, though they are a little depressing. Similar ones that have now become too fast for me: -- beat the women's WR, which obviously only works in LCM and SCM. (When I was in HS I remember being excited the first time I beat Mary T's 200 fly record, which was new at the time.) -- beat the men's LCM world record...in SCY. I think now I am down to trying to beat the women's LCM world record with SCM times.

They sure are. I used to play around with goals like those, though they are a little depressing. Similar ones that have now become too fast for me: -- beat the women's WR, which obviously only works in LCM and SCM. (When I was in HS I remember being excited the first time I beat Mary T's 200 fly record, which was new at the time.) -- beat the men's LCM world record...in SCY. I think now I am down to trying to beat the women's LCM world record with SCM times. You think THAT'S depressing? Peer into my world (if you dare) U.S. Masters Swimming Discussion Forums - View Single Post - 2011 College Conference Championships :badday::badday::badday::badday: