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National Champions

1927 Dave Young 150 Back

NCAA All-Americans

2001 Shilo Ayalon (HM) 1650 free (11th)

Tomonori Tsuji (HM) 200 breast (13th)

2002 Shilo Ayalon 1650 free (8th)

2003 Shilo Ayalon 1650 free (4th)

2004 Sam Morgan (HM) 1500 free (15th)

2005 Sam Morgan (HM) 1650 free (14th)

2006 Evan Stowers Platform (7th)

2007 Evan Stowers (HM) Platform (15th)

2009 Gal Nevo 200-IM (4th), 400-IM (2nd)

NCAA Qualifiers

1989 Tim Halligan 200 fly

2001 Shilo Ayalon 500 free, 1650 free, 400 IM


David Laitala 100 fly, 200 IM

James Salazar 200 back

Tomonori Tsuji 100 breast


Sam Morgan 500 free, 1650 free

2004 Sam Morgan 400 free, 1500 free

2005 Rob Miller 500 free, 1650 free

Sam Morgan 500 free, 1650 free, 400 IM

2006 Sam Morgan 500 free, 1650 free, 400 IM

Evan Stowers 1-Meter, 3-Meter, Platform

2007 Evan Stowers 1-Meter, 3-Meter, Platform

2008 Noah Copeland 100-free, 200-free

2009 Ilia Ayzenshtik 100-back, 200-back

Noah Copeland 50-free, 100-free-, 200-free

Gal Nevo 200-IM, 400-IM, 200-breast

Nigel Plummer 50-free

Mauricio Sousa 50-free

Garrett Robberson 50-free

Sullivan Lynch 50-free

Conference Championships

1942 Southeastern Conference




ACC Champions

1994 Brandon Lumm 3-Meter

2002 David Laitala 100 fly

2003 Shilo Ayalon 1650 free

Jeremy Raines 100 back

2005 Sam Morgan 1650 free

2006 Evan Stowers 3-Meter

2008 Mickey Malul 100-breast

2009 Gal Nevo 200-IM, 400-IM

Nigel Plummer 50-free

Mikcey Malul 100-breast

All-ACC

1989 Tim Halligan 200 fly



2000 David Laitala 100 fly

2001 Shilo Ayalon 1650 free

David Laitala 100 fly

Scott Lenyk 200 back

Tomonori Tsuji 100 breast, 200 breast


Josh Hersko 100 free

David Laitala 100 fly, 200 IM

Paul McCarty 1-Meter

James Salazar 200 back


Jeremy Raines 100 back

2004 Ryan Bishop 400 IM

2005 Tony Burkhardt 1-Meter

Sam Morgan (above) is a two-time All-American, while Shilo Ay-alon (below) is a three-timeAll-American honoree.

Men’s Honor RollMen’s Honor Roll

1919 G.R. Fraser1920 Unknown1921 G.R. Fraser1922 Unknown1923 C.W. Saussy1924 J.R. Armstrong1925 J.R. Armstrong1926 J.B. Glover1927 S. Hollingsworth1928 W.B. Brown1929 .McKinstry1930 C.Y. House1931 F. Cooper1932 Ed Fain1933 Harry Stover1934 Vemon Brown1935 Gordon Catts1936 Unknown1937 Henry Plage1938 Unknown1939 Herbert Hillenmeyer1940 Dick Bates1941 Dunn Ward1942 G. Stradtman1943 Herb McAuley1944 George Backus1945 George Hiles1946 Rial Rolfe1947 Herb McAuley1948 Charlie Flowers1949 Johnny Hiles1950 Johnny Hiles1951 Ed Teson1952

Jim Thrasher, Oscar Crouch1953 Cab Childress1954 Sammy Van Leer1955 Sammy Van Leer

Bob Browne, Joey Walker1956 Joey Walker1957 Unknown1958

Charlie Wiggins, Bob Dudley

1959 Bob Dudley1960 Bob Dudley1961 Charles LeMoyne1962 Steve Halleck1963 Bob Popp1964

Larry Caghan, Marty Kater1965 Dave Kirby1966 Edward Coopat1967 George Fauerbach1968 Geroge Fauerbach

John Burrows1969

John Burrows, David Burrows1970 John Savage, Bill Hardin1971 Don Karanovich

Steve Heck, Allan Spreen1972 Steve Heck, John Gripp

Benny Barralles1973 Jim Shelander1974 Dick Bergman

Jim Hellmann, Bob Pahr1975 Dick Bergman

Screven Farmer, Bill Shelander1976 Tim RedgraveCarl “Bubby” Flinn, Terry D. Brown

1977Keenan Carter, Paul Thompson

1978 Paul Thompson1979 Alfred Martin1980

Jan Fridrichsen, Will Wells1981 Dick Odum1982 John Wise1983 Jack Oltman1984

Doug Thomason, John Hensley1985 Bruce Elgin1986 Mike Wise1987 Russ Ashenden1988 No Team1989 Christopher Gay

Andrew Geiszley, Tim Halligan1990 Andy Gale1991 David Codelli, Brandt Engstrom

1992 Blake Patton, Duane Shippy1993 Blake Patton, Brian Jones1994 Karl Greenbaum, Bryan Graves1995 Andrew Old

Chris Seeton, Matt Hendrey1996 Mark Champney

Brandon Lumm, Chuck Marmor1997 Grant Mussman

Ryan Ouderkirk, Alex McGillivary1998 Christer Rundlof, Jeff Quinlivan1999 Kevin Brooks

Glenn Goldstein, Jason Williams2000 James Nozar2001 David Laitala, James Nozar2002 David Laitala, Carl Nylander2003 Shilo Ayalon, James Salazar2004 Itai Eden, Eduardo Oliver2005 Matt Figh, Ryan Riebesell2006 Teemu Kettunen, Ryan Riebesell2007 Chris Ewald, Alex Williams2008 Jason Bourgeois, Onur Uras2009

Year-by-Year Captains

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Sam Morgan 500 free, 1650 free

2006 Sam Morgan 1650 free

Evan Stowers 1-Meter, 3-Meter

2007 Ryan Bishop 400 IM

2008 Noah Copeland 100 free, 200 free

Onur Uras 200 fly

Mickey Malul 100 breast

Andy Miller 100 breast

SEC Champions

1937 Howard Duncan 1-Meter

1940 Howard Duncan 1-Meter

1941 Dick Bates 50 free

1942 Herb McAuley 220 free, 440 free

1949 John Hiles 440 free

Tommy Towles 200 breast

1950 Tommy Towles 200 breast

John Hiles 100 back

1952 Frank Strickland 200 back

1953 Frank Strickland 100 back

1957 Bob Browne 100 breast

1964 Larry Kaghan 200 free

CoSida Academic All-American

2003 Shilo Ayalon (1st team)

2007 Ofer Finkler (2nd team)

2008 Noah Copland

Peter Doblar (HM)

Mickey Malul (HM)

Andy Miller (HM)

CoSida/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District III

2003 Shilo Ayalon (1st team)

2006 Jason Howard (2nd team)

2007 Ofer Finkler (1st team)

CSCAA Academic All-American

2001 Shilo Ayalon

Leo Salinas (HM)

2002 Shilo Ayalon

David Laitala

Itai Eden (HM)

Eduardo Oliver (HM)

Leo Salinas (HM)

2003 Shilo Ayalon

Yonatan Cohen (HM)

Matt Figh (HM)

2004 Matt Figh (HM)

Jason Howard (HM)

2005 Matt Figh (HM)

Jason Howard (HM)

2006 Noah Copeland (HM)

Ofer Finkler (HM)

Jason Howard (HM)

Teemu Kettunen (HM)

Sam Morgan

All-ACC Academic Team

2006 Noah Copeland, Peter Doblar, Ofer Finkler, Jason Howard, Teemu Kettunen, Rob

Miller, Alex Williams

2007 Jeff Burton, Noah Copeland, Ofer Finkler, Alex Roan

2008 Mickey Malul, Andy Miller, Mauricio Sousa, Jacob Tzegaegbe

2009 Ilia Ayzenshtok, Mickey Malul, Andy Miller, Mauricio Sousa, Matt Tang, Travis Wagner

ACC Post-Graduate Scholarship

2003 Shilo Ayalon

2007 Ofer Finkler

NCAA Post-Graduate Scholarship Award

2003 Shilo Ayalon

Men’s & Women’s Honor RollMen’s & Women’s Honor Roll

Vesna Stojanovska was the first female All-Americanin school history back in 2004.

NCAA All-Americans2004 Vesna Stojanovska (HM) 200 fly (10th)2008 Hannah Krimm 3-meter (7th), 1-meter (HM-15th)

Stephanie England (HM) 3-meter (HM-15th), platform (HM-12th)

NCAA Qualifiers2002 Cara DeVinny 200 fly, 200 IM, 400 IM2004 Vesna Stojanovska 200 free, 400 free, 200 fly2005 Vesna Stojanovska 200 free, 500 free, 200 fly

Elizabeth Stowe 500 free, 1650 free2008 Agatha Kwasnik 50 free, 100 free, 200 free

Elizabeth Stowe 500 free, 1650 freeStephanie England 1-meter, 3-meter, platformHannah Krimm 1-meter, 3-meter, platform

ACC Champions2005 Vesna Stojanovska 200 fly

All-ACC2002 Anna Saum 100 back2005 Vesna Stojanovska 200 free, 200 fly

Elizabeth Stowe 1650 free2008 Agatha Kwasnik 100 free, 200 free

Stephanie England 3-meter, platformHannah Krimm 1-meter

Year-by-Year Captains2002 Ashley Skala2003 Lisa Hancock, Ashley Skala2004 Lisa Hancock, Jill Vukmanic2005 Lisa Hancock, Michelle Maguire2006 Liz Foster, Ashley Kracke2007 Alison Walker, Dana West2008 Agatha Kwasnik, Elizabeth Stowe

CoSida/ESPN Academic All-District III2002 Jennifer Christenson2006 Ashley Kracke (2nd team)

CSCAA Academic All-American2002 Cara DeVinny2003 Cara DeVinny (HM), Lisa Hancock (HM), Ashley Kracke (HM)2004 Ashley Kracke (HM)2005 Ashley Kracke (HM)2006 Stephanie England (HM), Ashley Kracke (HM)2008 Stephanie England, Hannah Krim, Agatha Kwasnik

All-ACC Academic Team2006 Stephanie England, Ashley Kracke, Elizabeth Stowe2007 Stephanie England, Hannah Krimm, Elizabeth Stowe2008 Stephanie England, Agatha Kwasnik, Hannah Krimm2009 Hannah Krim

Womenís Honor Roll


All-Time Results/GT Aquatics CenterAll-Time Results/GT Aquatics CenterMEN (1919-2009)Air Force 0-3Alabama 3-8American 1-0Appalachian 1-0Arkansas 0-1Arkansas-Little Rock 1-0Atlanta YMCA 5-0Auburn 13-3Augusta 14-2Belmont Abbey 1-0Birmingham Southern 3-0Bowling Green State 1-0Boys High 1-0Brooklyn YMCA 0-1Campbellville College 1-0Cincinnati 1-0Citadel 12-9-1Clemson 30-37Coll. of Charleston 11-7-1Davidson College 14-8Delta State 1-0Dillard 2-0Duke 20-25Eastern Kentucky 1-2Edward Waters 1-0Emory 81-4Florida 17-24Florida Atlantic 4-2Florida A&M 14-0Florida State 1-30Furman 4-9Georgia 25-58Georgia Preflight 2-2Georgia Southern 9-9Georgia State (club) 1-0Georgia State 13-4Henderson State 1-0Howard 2-0Illinois 0-1Indiana (PA) 1-1James Madison 1-0Kentucky 15-15Knoxville YMCA 2-0Lamar 1-0Lee 1-0Louisville 2-1LSU 1-4Marshall 0-1Maryland 6-1Maryville 2-0Mercer 1-0Miami (OH) 2-6Minnesota 0-1Morehead State (KY) 1-0Morehouse 8-1Muskingum 1-0Navy 0-2Nebraska 1-0N.E. Louisana 1-1New Orleans 1-0North Carolina 1-19UNC Ashville 4-0Charlotte 4-1UNC Wilmington 3-5NC State 7-12Ohio State 0-1Pennsylvania 1-0Pittsburgh 1-1Princeton 0-1Purdue 0-2Rhodes College 1-0

Rice 1-0Rutgers 0-1Savannah College 2-0Sewanee(Univ. of South) 27-9Shippenburg State 1-0South Carolina 2-8South Florida 1-7SE Missouri 1-1-1SW Missouri 1-0SMU 0-1Southern Mississippi 1-1Springfield 0-1Tampa 5-0Tennessee 10-6Tennessee State 14-0Texas A&M 1-2Tulane 5-15Tulane (club) 1-0Union (KY) 2-0Vanderbilt 17-11VMI 2-0Virginia 0-3Virginia Commonwealth 0-1Virginia Tech 4-4Wake Forest 0-2Washington & Lee 1-0West Georgia 8-0Western Kentucky 4-10Wisconsin-Stevens Point 1-0William & Mary 1-1Xavier 1-1Yale 0-1

Wins 495Losses 411Ties 3

WOMEN (2001-2009)Alabama 0-4American 1-0Boston College 1-0Cincinnati 1-0Clemson 1-7Duke 1-0Emory 8-0Florida Atlantic 3-1Florida Gulf Coast 2-0Florida State 0-7Georgia 0-5Georgia Southern 2-0Kentucky 0-1Maryland 0-6Miami 0-1New Orleans 3-0North Carolina 0-1NC State 2-4UNC Wilmington 1-0North Florida 4-0Purdue 1-1Rice 0-1Savannah College 1-0South Carolina 0-1Vanderbilt 1-0Virginia 0-3Virginia Tech 0-5Western Kentucky 2-1

Wins 36Losses 49

The home of the Yellow Jacket swimming anddiving program is the Georgia Tech Aquatic Center(GTAC), located on the west side of campus as thefoundation of the Campus Recreation Center (CRC).

The facility was the site of all swimming, divingand synchronized swimming competition as well asthe swimming portion of the modern pentathlonduring the Centennial Olympic Games in the sum-mer of 1996.

Along with hosting the '96 Olympics, the GTACplayed host to the 2005 and 2008 Men's andWomen's Atlantic Coast Conference Swimming andDiving Championships, and 2005 NCAA Zone Div-ing Championships.

The Jackets posted a third-place finish duringthe men’s ACC meet, marking the second highestfinish in program history, falling behind the second-place finish in 2001.

The Yellow Jackets served as the host of the2006 Men’s NCAA Swimming and Diving Champi-onships, March 23-25. The GTAC set a modern dayrecord for attendance, bringing in more than 10,000fans to watch the spectacle.

In front of the home crowd, Tech’s Evan Stowerstallied the highest diver finish in school history, tal-lying a seventh-place finish on the platform to gar-ner All-America honors.

The meet also witnessed five NCAA and U.S.Open records fall and three American records godown. Florida’s Ryan Lochte set two American andthree NCAA records en route to being named NCAASwimmer of the Year.

“It was a great opportunity for the city of Atlantato see how fast of a meet that is,” said head coachStu Wilson. “It was great for exposure for GeorgiaTech and was a tremendous way to showcase howfine of a facility we have. It no doubt will help withrecruiting and the more exposure Georgia Tech andour program gets, the more student-athletes willsee how great it is to train in such a state-of-the-art facility.”

The Jackets opened the newly-enclosed GTAC in2003-04, as they hosted NC State on Oct. 25, 2003.Tech went on to host 11 meets in the top-of-the-linefacility during the 2004-05 season, including theACC Championships and NCAA Zone Diving Cham-pionships.

In 2005-06, Tech welcomed 23 teams in theGTAC, before the men’s national championshipmeet.

The GTAA provides the Yellow Jackets with aworld-class venue for aquatic sports and serves asan important element of the physical legacy of theGames, enhancing the activities Georgia Tech can

offer its students for years to come.The 1,900-seat main stadium contains a com-

petition pool and dive pool.The competition pool is 50 meters by 10 lanes,

with two movable bulkheads so that courses canbe set up for 25 yards, 25 meters or 30 meters forwater polo. It also features a movable floor whichcan be set from zero depth to seven feet, eightinches.

The dive pool features one- and three-meterspringboards plus one-, three-, five-, seven-and-ahalf- and 10-meter platforms, as well as a Spargarsystem that sends a mass of bubbles from the bot-tom of the tank to ease entry into the water.

During the Olympic Games, the GTAC also in-cluded a temporary water polo pool with a seatingcapacity of 4,000. It was used for all competitionexcept the finals, which were held in the main pool.

The original $21 million facility was funded en-tirely by the Atlanta Committee for the OlympicGames (ACOG). Construction on the facility began inJuly 1994 and was completed in time to host theVIIth Synchronized Swimming World Cup in August1995. The newly-renovated enclosure of the GTAC ispart of an over $45 million expansion to the CRC.

Other test events held at the facility included theNations Bank Pan Pacific Swimming Championships,the IXth Diving World Cup and the IXth Water PoloWorld Cup.

Georgia Tech continues to reap the benefits ofa world-class aquatic facility for use by the Ram-bling Wreck swimming and diving program as wellas the student body. Tech held its first meet in theaquatic center on Oct. 5, 1995, hosting Emory.

“The Georgia Tech Aquatic Center is a beautifulfacility, which I think is one of the best in the coun-try,” said Wilson. “It gives our athletes an opportu-nity to train in an Olympic pool on a regular basisand state-of-the-art equipment.

“Swimmers have their own lockers, team room,computer lab and entertainment center where theycan watch their swims from previous swim meets orjust relax.

“Our athletes have all the resources needed tobe successful, in and out of the classroom here atGeorgia Tech.”

GT Aquatics CenterGT Aquatics Center


Men’s Top TimesMen’s Top Times

1. 19.54 Nigel Plummer 20092. 19.61 Mauricio Sousa 20093. 19.63 Garrett Robberson 20094. 19.82 Noah Copeland 20095. 19.96 Sullivan Lynch 20096. 20.11 Mickey Malul 20097. 20.35 Teemu Kettunen 20068. 20.36 Jason Howard 20069. 20.42 Onur Uras 200810. 20.43 Johnny Hagaman 2009

1. 43.33 Noah Copeland 20092. 43.91 Garrett Robberson 20093. 44.29 Josh Hersko 20034. 44.57 Jason Howard 20055. 44.72 Travis Wagner 20096. 44.73 Mauricio Sousa 20097. 44.96 Mickey Malul 20098. 45.15 Teemu Kettunen 20059. 45.16 Jeffrey Phillips 200910. 45.55 David Laitala 2001

1. 1:34.56 Noah Copeland 20092. 1:37.70 Shilo Ayalon 2003

1:37.70 Matt Figh 20044. 1:37.75 Jason Howard 20055. 1:37.94 Josh Hersko 20036. 1:39.26 Itai Eden 20027. 1:39.30 Leo Salinas 20028. 1:39.48 Rob Miller 20079. 1:39.55 Ralph Long 200910. 1:39.69 Ofer Finkler 2006

1. 4:19.31 Shilo Ayalon 20032. 4:21.49 Sam Morgan 20053. 4:24.01 Matt Figh 20044. 4:24.09 Leo Salinas 20025. 4:25.36 Noah Copeland 20076. 4:27.11 Rob Miller 20077. 4:27.15 Chris Ewald 20068. 4:28.40 Eduardo Oliver 20039. 4:28.46 Ryan Crete 200710. 4:29.08 Itai Eden 2002

1. 9:02.69 Shilo Ayalon 20032. 9:03.01 Sam Morgan 20053. 9:16.03 Eduardo Oliver 20034. 9:16.53 Ryan Crete 20075. 9:17.11 Rob Miller 20056. 9:17.94 Matt Figh 20057. 9:22.65 Leo Salinas 20008. 9:30.16 Zach Tillman 20099. 9:35.15 Alex Roan 200710. 9:38.22 Jeff Burton 2007

1. 14:47.31 Shilo Ayalon 20032. 14:54.71 Sam Morgan 20053. 15:16.10 Rob Miller 20054. 15:18.32 Eduardo Oliver 20035. 15:22.84 Matt Figh 20056. 15:24.70 Leo Salinas 20017. 15:28.15 Ryan Crete 20078. 15:55.97 Jeff Burton 20089. 16:01.61 Zach Tillman 200910. 16:06.70 Alex Roan 2007

1. 47.57 Ilia Ayzenshtok 20092. 48.16 Johnny Hagaman 20093. 48.71 Matt Tang 20094. 48.72 Jeremy Raines 20035. 49.06 Garrett Robberson 20096. 49.23 Jason Bourgeois 20077. 49.57 David Laitala 20018. 49.58 James Salazar 20029. 50.05 Way Joe Lee 200910. 50.51 Jorge Oliver 2002

1. 1:43.23 Ilia Ayzenshtok 20092. 1:44.28 Johnny Hagaman 20093. 1:45.53 James Salazar 20024. 1:47.59 Matt Tang 20095. 1:47.77 Jeremy Raines 20046. 1:47.82 Way Joe Lee 20097. 1:47.93 Scott Lenyk 20018. 1:48.08 Matt Figh 20029. 1:49.90 David Laitala 200210. 1:50.42 Jorge Oliver 2003

1. 52.86 Mickey Malul 20092. 53.47 Andy Miller 20093. 54.85 Tomonori Tsuji 20024. 55.49 Robbie Foster 20025. 55.55 Alex Williams 20076. 55.57 Jeremy Jackson 20087. 55.78 Sam Bendziewicz 20098. 56.18 Matt Vaughan 20099. 56.20 Theral Mackey 199910. 6.56 Yonatan Cohen 2003

1. 1:55.27 Gal Nevo 20092. 1:58.37 Tomonori Tsuji 20013. 1:58.74 Andy Miller 20094. 2:01.25 Ryan Bishop 2005

2:01.25 Robbie Foster 20026. 2:02.48 Alex Williams 20057. 2:02.54 John Hermes 20098. 2:02.61 Sam Bendziewicz 20099. 2:02.71 Chris Biedrzycki 200210. 2:02.99 Matt Vaughan 2009

1. 47.22 Travis Wagner 20092. 47.68 David Laitala 20023. 48.03 Onur Uras 2008 4. 48.29 Sullivan Lynch 20095. 48.55 Teemu Kettunen 20066. 48.90 Mauricio Sousa 20097. 49.12 Jason Bourgeois 20078. 49.49 Matt Tang 20099. 49.55 Jorge Oliver 200210. 49.69 Tim Halligan 1989

1. 1:45.76 Onur Uras 20082. 1:46.74 Sullivan Lynch 20093. 1:47.09 Tim Halligan 19894. 1:48.25 David Laitala 20025. 1:49.04 Itai Eden 20026. 1:49.09 Ralph Long 20097. 1:49.18 Matt Figh 20048. 1:49.66 Brady Skaggs 20029. 1:49.95 Conrad Aach 200710. 1:49.99 James Salazar 2002

50-FreeNigel Plummer (2009)

100-FreeNoah Copeland (2009)

200-FreeNoah Copeland (2009)

500-FreeShilo Ayalon (2003)

1,000-FreeShilo Ayalon (2003)

1,650-FreeShilo Ayalon (2008)

100-BackIlia Ayzenshtok (2009)

200-BackIlia Ayzenshtok (2009)

100-BreastMickey Malul (2009)

200-BreastGal Nevo (2009)

100-FlyTravis Wagner (2009)

200-FlyOnur Uras (2008)


Men’s Top TimesMen’s Top Times

1. 1:42.79 Gal Nevo 20092. 1:47.79 Andy Miller 20093. 1:47.95 David Laitala 20024. 1:48.74 Ryan Bishop 20075. 1:49.45 Chris Biedrzycki 20026. 1:49.86 Yonatan Cohen 20037. 1:50.02 Way Joe Lee 20098. 1:50.79 John Hermes 20099. 1:50.94 Sam Bendziewicz 200910. 1:51.74 Conrad Aach 2007

1. 3:38.00 Gal Nevo 20092. 3:48.31 Shilo Ayalon 20033. 3:51.92 Ryan Bishop 20074. 3:52.31 Sam Morgan 20055. 3:54.46 Chris Biedrzycki 20026. 3:55.90 John Hermes 20097. 3:56.10 Jeff Burton 20088. 3:57.49 Conrad Aach 20079. 3:57.57 Carl Nylander 200210. 3:59.01 Jacob Wilson 2003

200 FREESTYLE RELAY1. 1:17.84 Robberson, Sousa, Plummer, Copeland 20092. 1:20.20 Sousa, Uras, Kwasnik, Robberson 20083. 1:20.35 Bourgeois, Kwasnik, Finkler, Sousa 20074. 1:20.81 Kettunen, Maier, Riebesell, Howard 20055. 1:21.15 Kettunen, Huff, Finkler, Howard 20066. 1:21.46 Riebesell, Howard, Huff, Kettunen 20047. 1:21.56 Hersko, Kettunen, Raines, Riebesell 20038. 1:21.96 Finkler, Bourgeois, Hagaman, Sousa 20079. 1:22.62 Howard, Riebesell, Sousa, Kettunen 200610. 1:22.74 Hersko, Laitala, Comer, Forbes 2002

400 FREESTYLE RELAY1. 2:54.72 Copeland, Nevo, Wagner, Robberson 20092. 2:59.52 Howard, Huff, Finkler, Kettunen 20063. 2:59.53 Robberson, Sousa, Wagner, Copeland 20084. 2:59.82 Kettunen, Maier, Riebesell, Howard 20055. 3:00.50 Finkler, Bourgeois, Sousa, Copeland 20076. 3:01.64 Kettunen, Riebesell, Huff, Howard 20047. 3:01.73 Hersko, Laitala, J. Oliver, Salinas 20028. 3:01.98 Laitala, J. Oliver, Forbes, Hersko 20019. 3:03.21 Hersko, Howard, J. Oliver, Riebesell 200310. 3:04.09 Howard, McGinley, Maier, Kettunen 2005

800 FREESTYLE RELAY1. 6:25.30 Copeland, Wagner, Tang, Nevo 20092. 6:31.97 Copeland, Uras, Long, Wagner 20083. 6:34.45 Figh, Finkler, Morgan, Howard 20054. 6:36.12 Ayalon, Hersko, Morgan, Figh 20035. 6:36.39 Hersko, Ayalon, Salinas, Figh 20026. 6:37.09 Copeland, Finkler, Eward, Howard 20067. 6:37.49 Finkler, Ewald, Miller, Copeland 20068. 6:37.93 Figh, Huff, Eden, Howard 20049. 6:38.98 Salinas, Hersko, Eden, Ayalon 200110. 6:41.58 Ayalon, Laitala, Salinas, Hersko 2000

200 MEDLEY RELAY1. 1:26.00 Ayzenshtok, Malul, Lynch, Sousa 20092. 1:27.20 Hagaman, Malul, Uras, Sousa 20083. 1:29.90 Raines, Foster, Kettunen, Riebesell 20034. 1:30.49 Raines, Foster, Laitala, Comer 20025. 1:30.62 Bourgeois, Williams, Kettunen, Riebesell 20066. 1:30.85 Bourgeois, Williams, Finkler, Sousa 20077. 1:30.93 Raines, Williams, Kettunen, Riebesell 20058. 1:32.43 Laitala, Tsuji, Nozar, J. Oliver 20009. 1:32.47 Laitala, Foster, Forbes, J. Oliver 200110. 1:32.72 Raines, Foster, Kettunen, Comer 2003

400 MEDLEY RELAY1. 3:11.01 Ayzenshtok, Malul, Nevo, Copeland 20092. 3:14.25 Hagaman, Malul, Uras, Copeland 20083. 3:16.44 Salazar, Tsuji, Laitala, Hersko 20024. 3:16.55 Raines, Foster, Kettunen, Hersko 20035. 3:18.75 Oliver, Tsuji, Laitala, Hersko 20016. 3:18.90 Bourgeois, Williams, Kettunen, Howard 20067. 3:19.70 Salazar, Tsuji, Laitala, Ayalon 20028. 3:20.23 Raines, Williams, Kettunen, Howard 20049. 3:21.74 Raines, Foster, Laitala, Hersko 200210. 3:21.80 Bourgeois, Williams, Uras, Copeland 2007

200-IMGal Nevo (2009)

400-IMGal Nevo (2009)

Jeremy Raines


Women’s Top TimesWomen’s Top Times

1. 22.88 Agatha Kwasnik 20082. 23.35 Jessie Mason 20093. 23.63 Christine Chuang 20084. 23.68 Natanya Harper 2005

23.68 Keren Siebner 20096. 23.69 Heidi Hatteberg 20097. 23.74 Moeko Wallis 20048. 23.77 Jaclyn Keys 20049. 23.93 Anna Saum 200210. 24.16 Katie McGraw 2005

1. 49.39 Agatha Kwasnik 20082. 50.27 Keren Siebner 20093. 50.99 Sarah Broadley 20094. 51.29 Jessie Mason 20095. 51.49 Liz Foster 20046. 51.79 Vesna Stojanovska 20067. 51.92 Natanya Harper 20058. 51.98 Moeko Wallis 20029. 52.09 Katherine Locker 200910. 52.14 Thea Kromer 2008

1. 1:47.40 Agatha Kwasnik 20082. 1:47.67 Vesna Stojanovska 20053. 1:49.49 Sarah Broadley 20094. 1:50.29 Keren Siebner 20095. 1:50.47 Taylor Flynn 20096. 1:50.60 Caroline Jones 20067. 1:51.22 Katherine Locker 20098. 1:52.24 Elizabeth Stowe 20059. 1:52.38 Jing Li 200710. 1:52.40 Katie Bond 2009

1. 4:47.36 Vesna Stojanovska 20052. 4:50.52 Elizabeth Stowe 20053. 4:55.55 Sarah Broadley 20094. 4:57.68 Michelle Maguire 20025. 4:57.75 Jing Li 20076. 4:58.28 Ashley Kracke 20037. 4:58.50 Katie Bond 20088. 4:59.42 Heather Matz 20049. 4:59.73 Kristen Dornstauder 200910. 5:00.33 Ann Battle 2004

1. 9:55.75 Elizabeth Stowe 20082. 10:11.58 Vesna Stojanovska 20043. 10:13.74 Jing Li 20074. 10:20.34 Amanda Gannon 20055. 10:22.20 Katie Bond 20086. 10:22.55 Michelle Maguire 20037. 10:22.84 Ann Battle 20048. 10:26.04 Lisa Hancock 20039. 10:26.99 Caroline Jones 200610. 10:28.57 Lauren Rhea 2007

1. 16:19.33 Elizabeth Stowe 20082. 16:57.90 Jing Li 20083. 17:04.15 Amanda Gannon 20054. 17:05.06 Ann Battle 20045. 17:11.66 Michelle Maguire 20026. 17:16.33 Caiti Lewis 20097. 17:39.82 Kathy Wood 2003

1. 54.73 Ryann Kopacka 20092. 55.96 Heidi Hatteberg 20093. 56.00 Ashley Kracke 20034. 56.19 Anna Saum 20035. 56.53 Jessie Mason 20096. 57.53 Jaclyn Keys 20057. 58.36 Agatha Kwasnik 20088. 58.38 Jenny Lentz 20029. 59.04 Caroline Jones 200810. 59.07 Sarah Schoeff 2009

1. 1:58.48 Ryann Kopacka 20082. 1:59.38 Heidi Hatteberg 20093. 1:59.76 Ashley Kracke 20034. 2:00.06 Katie Bond 20085. 2:01.22 Anna Saum 20036. 2:03.15 Caroline Jones 20067. 2:05.00 Michelle Maguire 20038. 2:05.79 Amanda Korell 20059. 2:05.82 Katie Duffy 200210. 2:06.32 Dalton Hedberg 2009

1. 1:02.23 Brittany Gobat 20092. 1:03.47 Alison Walker 20053. 1:03.69 Lisa Pucci 20084. 1:04.67 Hen Pauker 20085. 1:04.97 Laura Heiser 20036. 1:05.19 Jenny Lentz 20027. 1:05.44 Katie McGraw 20058. 1:05.86 April Dickerson 20099. 1:06.63 Sara Gilli 200310. 1:07.27 Vida Jemec 2008

1. 2:14.50 Brittany Gobat 20092. 2:18.87 Lisa Pucci 20093. 2:18.70 Cara DeVinny 20034. 2:19.66 Alison Walker 20045. 2:22.09 Hen Pauker 20086. 2:23.04 Katie McGraw 20057. 2:23.63 April Dickerson 20098. 2:23.67 Laura Heiser 2003

1. 55.12 Christine Chuang 20082. 55.14 Jordan Evans 20093. 55.47 Liz Foster 20044. 55.65 Thea Kromer 20085. 55.84 Vida Jemec 20096. 56.14 Meghan DeVinney 20037. 56.22 Erin O’Donnell 20098. 56.41 Anna Saum 20039. 56.44 Katherine Locker 200910. 57.12 Jill Vukmanic 2004

1. 1:59.16 Taylor Flynn 20092. 1:59.27 Vesna Stojanovska 20053. 2:01.24 Christine Chuang 20094. 2:02.22 Cara DeVinny 20025. 2:02.28 Meghan DeVinney 20036. 2:02.34 Lisa Hancock 20037. 2:03.17 Jordan Evans 20098. 2:03.78 Jing Li 20079. 2:04.10 Kristen Dornstauder 200910. 2:05.38 Erin O’Donnell 2009

50-FreeAgatha Kwasnik (2008)



500-FreeVesna Stojanovska (2005)

1,000-FreeElizabeth Stowe (2008)

1,650-FreeElizabeth Stowe (2008)

100-BackRyann Kopacka (2009)

200-BackRyan Kopacka (2009)

100-BreastBrittany Gobat (2009)

200-BreastBrittany Gobat (2009)

100-FlyChristine Chuang (2008)

200-FlyTaylor Flynn (2009)


Women’s Top TimesWomen’s Top Times

1. 2:01.82 Brittany Gobat 20092. 2:03.89 Lisa Hancock 20033. 2:04.11 Cara DeVinny 20024. 2:04.31 Jordan Evans 20095. 2:05.39 Liz Foster 20046. 2:05.46 Ryann Kopacka 20097. 2:05.50 Kristen Dornstauder 20098. 2:06.71 April Dickerson 20099. 2:08.18 Jing Li 200810. 2:08.42 Vesna Stojanovska 2004

1. 4:16.60 Cara DeVinny 20022. 4:25.76 Kristen Dornstauder 20093. 4:27.08 Lisa Hancock 20034. 4:27.14 Vesna Stojanovska 20045. 4:28.93 Michelle Maguire 20026. 4:30.22 Jing Li 20087. 4:30.74 Amanda Korell 20058. 4:30.90 Heather Matz 20059. 4:32.81 Jordan Evans 200910. 4:35.89 Ashley Skala 2002

200 FREESTYLE RELAY1. 1:33.16 Mason, Hatteberg, Chuang, Kwasnik 20092. 1:34.25 Keys, Wallis, Foster, Harper 20043. 1:34.94 Kromer, Pucci, Chuang, Kwansik 20084. 1:35.40 Saum, Lentz, Wallis, Gilli 20025. 1:35.89 Saum, Wallis, Keys, Foster 20036. 1:36.17 DeVinney, Foster, Saum, Wallis 20037. 1:36.31 McLeod, Harper, Foster, McGraw 20068. 1:36.68 Kwasnik, Walker, McLeod, Flynn 20079. 1:36.72 Wallis, Keys, Lentz, Saum 200210. 1:36.74 Keys, Vukmanic, Christenson, Wallis 2005

400 FREESTYLE RELAY1. 3:20.64 Kwasnik, Siebner, Mason, Broadley 20092. 3:25.24 Kwasnik, Kromer, Pucci, Flynn 20083. 3:26.47 Harper, Foster, Wallis, Stojanovska 20054. 3:27.35 Harper, Foster, Wallis, Keys 20045. 3:28.20 Gilli, Saum, Wallis, Christenson 20026. 3:29.23 Stojanovska, Jones, McLeod, Foster 20067. 3:29.57 Kwasnik, Li, Flynn, Pucci 20078. 3:29.86 Stojanovska, Foster, Christenson, Harper 20059. 3:30.57 Wallis, Saum, Foster, DeVinney 200310. 3:30.78 Wallis, Foster, West, Harper 2004

800 FREESTYLE RELAY1. 7:20.11 Kwasnik, Siebner, Flynn, Broadley 20092. 7:24.03 Kwansik, Flynn, Stowe, Li 20083. 7:24.06 Stojanovska, Foster, Stowe, DeVinney 20054. 7:29.38 Stojanovska, Matz, Kracke, DeVinney 20045. 7:32.39 Stojanovska, MaGuire, Wallis, West 20046. 7:33.25 Stojanovska, Stowe, McLeod, Jones 20067. 7:33.75 Kracke, Christenson, Hancock, DeVinney 20038. 7:35.08 Kwasnik, Stowe, Jones, Flynn 20079. 7:37.16 Wallis, Hancock, Maguire, Christenson 200210. 7:38.52 Li, Stowe, Jones, Flynn 2007

200 MEDLEY RELAY1. 1:42.64 Mason, Pucci, Chuang, Siebner 20092. 1:44.95 Saum, Walker, DeVinney, Harper 20043. 1:45.24 Saum, Gilli, Lentz, Wallis 20024. 1:45.25 Kopacka, Pucci, Chuang, Locker 20085. 1:45.33 Kracke, Walker, DeVinney Harper 20066. 1:45.89 Saum, Heiser, Foster, Wallis 20037. 1:46.00 Saum, Heiser, DeVinney, Wallis 20038. 1:47.52 Kwasnik, Walker, Campbell, Pucci 20079. 1:47.77 Jones, Walker, McLeod, Pucci 200710. 1:47.61 Saum, Walker, DeVinney, Wallis 2004

400 MEDLEY RELAY1. 3:42.17 Kopacka, Gobat, Evans, Kwasnik 20092. 3:47.39 Kopacka, Pucci, Kromer, Kwasnik 20083. 3:48.63 Kracke, Walker, Foster, Stojanovska 20054. 3:49.39 Kracke, Walker, Foster, Wallis 20045. 3:49.55 Saum, Heiser, DeVinney, Wallis 20036. 3:51.00 Saum, Lentz, DeVinny, Wallis 20027. 3:52.42 Kracke, Walker, DeVinney, Harper 20068. 3:53.63 Kracke, Heiser, DeVinney, Harper 20059. 3:53.84 Saum, Walker, DeVinney, Harper 200410. 3:53.87 Saum, Heiser, Foster, Wallis 2004

200-IMBrittany Gobat (2009)

400-IMCara DeVinny (2002)

Ashley Kracke

Vesna Stojanovska


HistoryHistoryEARLY YEARS

Georgia Tech first fielded a swim team in 1918-19, when thefirst tryout was held at the city Y.M.C.A. and about 60 men cameout. According to the Blueprint, the fledgling squad featured“some of the fastest water splashers that the South has everturned out and one that would make any Eastern college hus-tle to beat.” The team was captained by G.R. Fraser, describedas the best swimmer in the South and holder of the Southernrecord in both the 220-yard swim and the 50-yard swim.

Tech’s first swim meet was on the road against the Clem-son Tigers. In addition to Fraser, the first Tech team includedWeiss, Scott, Carson, Evans and Owens, who returned with a 50to 19 victory. Fraser swam the 220 yards in 2:50.00, cutting fourseconds off his own Southern record.

The program enjoyed success against Southern competitionthroughout the 1920s. In 1927, Tech defeated all Southern op-position and made a good showing against two strong east-ern teams. The Jackets broke into prominence by forcing thefamous Brooklyn Y team to the limit, but fell 46 to 16. Twodays later, Yale handed the Jackets the short end of a 46 to 16score.

In 2003-04, the Yellow Jackets gave birth to a brand newrenovated Georgia Tech Aquatic Center. Tech opened the en-closed Olympic pool by hosting NC State on Oct. 25, 2003.

With the home fans cheering them on, the Rambling Wreckswam past the visiting Wolpack, 132-107 (men) and 152-91(women).

EARLY CHAMPIONSThe Yellow Jacket tankmen, despite the lack of an on-cam-

pus facility, won 10-straight unofficial Southern championshipsfrom 1926-35.

In 1927, Dave Young tied the national intercollegiate recordin the 150-yard backstroke in 1:43.20.

Representing Tech in the national intercollegiate, Young seta new record of 1:46.10 seconds and in the finals establisheda new record of 1:44.00, finishing four seconds ahead of Spin-dle of Michigan to win Tech’s only national championship inswimming. He also earned All-America honors with a second-place finish in the 220-yard free style.

KENNETH THRASH, SR. (1932-35)

After playing football at Tech, KennethThrash, Sr., took over the swimming reigns and led the Jacketsto four straight Southern ConferenceChampionships from 1932-35.

Almost as impressive as five consecutive conference titles,Thrash only tasted defeat once in dual meets, finishing with anastonishing record of 24-1. His winning percentage of .960 is

the best all-time in school history. As a former football player for the RamblingWreck (1926-28), Thrash helped the Yellow Jack-

ets win two conference titles (1927-28) and a national cham-pionship in 1928.

FRED LANOUE(1936-64)

Fred Lanoue, a graduate of Springfield Col-lege and former New England diving cham-

pion, began working with the Tech swimmers in 1936 andbecame the Yellow Jackets’ full-time head coach in 1938 whenthe Tech pool was completed.

Under Lanoue’s guidance, Tech won four Southeastern Con-ference championships in nine years, the first in 1942 and thenthree in a row in 1948, 1949 and 1950. Lanoue coached theJackets for 27 years, stepping down after the 1964 season.

HERB MCAULEY (1965-87)

The star of the 1942 SEC championshipsquad was Herb McAuley, who won the SEC

220 and 440 freestyle championships that year.McAuley had his schooling interrupted by World War II, serv-

ing in the Army Signal Corps before graduating from Tech witha degree in electrical engineering in 1947. Upon graduation hejoined the Yellow Jacket staff as assistant coach under Lanoue,a position he held for 17 years.

McAuley succeeded Lanoue as head coach for the 1965 sea-son. He coached the Jackets for 23 seasons, compiling a recordof 169-144-1. He was inducted into the Georgia Tech Hall ofFame in 1982. Under McAuley,

Tech competed in its first ACC Championships meet in 1980.The program took a one-year hiatus upon McAuley’s retire-ment in 1987, which signaled the end of a 40-year stint on theTech coaching staff.

BRAD LEHMAN (1989-91)

The swimming program resumed underBrad Lehman in 1988-89. In Lehman’s first

year, senior Tim Halligan earned All-Atlantic Coast Conferencehonors following his second-place finish in the 200 butterfly.Halligan qualified for the NCAA Championships in the event,finishing 21st.

Lehman coached the team for three seasons, amassing anoverall record of 19-13.

BILL HUMBER (1992-97)

Bill Humber took over the Tech program in1991-92. In 1993, he guided the Jackets to

their then-best showing at the ACC Championships with a sixth-

place finish and a then school-record point total of 198.In 1994, diver Brandon Lumm won the first ACC champi-

onship in the program’s history with his victory in the three-meter event. He earned All-ACC recognition that year andqualified for Bill Humber tallied a dual meet record of 38-45during his six-year tenure at Georgia Tech.

SETH BARON(1998-2005)

In August 1997, Tech hired Seth Baron to takethe helm of the men’s swimming and diving

program. The Jackets’ women’s program debuted in 2001-02,and Baron took on the combined program. Baron, formerly anassistant coach at South Carolina and Auburn, also previouslyworked with the U.S. National Swim Team and was the headcoach for the U.S. squad at the 1997 and 2001 World Mac-cabiah Games in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Under Baron’s direction, the Tech men finished in the top fiveat the ACC Championships in five consecutive seasons, includ-ing a third-place finish in his final season as head coach in2005. Tech finsihed 32nd at the 2005 NCAA Championships,cracking the Top 35 for the fifth striaght year.

In just four seasons of existence, the women’s program tal-lied a 33rd-place finish at the 2004 NCAA Championships andcrowned its first All-American in Vesna Stojanovska. The Jacketsposted three consecutive sixth-place finishes at the ACC meet,tallying a program-best 286.5 points last season. The Jacketsalso qualified two swimmers for the 2005 NCAA Championshipsfor the first time in program history; Stojanovska and freshmanElizabeth Stowe. Junior Sam Morgan qualified for his third con-secutive NCAA meet after winning his first ACC title in the mileat the 2006 ACC meet, hosted in the Georgia Tech Aquatic Cen-ter. Morgan garnered his second straight All-America honors,finishing 14th in the mile.

Stojanovska advanced to her second straight NCAA meet in2005, after becoming the first women’s athlete to win an ACCtitle, doing so in the 200 fly. Stowe garnered All-ACC honors inthe mile, making her and Stojanovska the first all-conferencetandem at a conference championship.

Along with collegiate accomplishments, the Tech combinedprogram witnessed its first two Olympians in 2004 as Sto-janovska (Macedonia) and incoming freshman Onur Uras(Turkey) competed at the Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece.Joining them in Athens were former men’s swimming standouts

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Leo Salinas (Mexico) and volunteer assistant coach Jorge Oliver(Puerto Rico).

Tech recorded its most successful season to date in 2001-02. Tech’s men tallied 580.5 points to finish a program-bestsecond at the ACC Championships, as a record five Jacketsearned All-ACC honors. Tech also placed 27th at the NCAA Cham-pionships, led by Shilo Ayalon’s eighth-place finish in the 1650free. He earned All-America accolades for th esecond consecu-tive season.

In 2000-01, the Yellow Jackets placed third at the ACC Cham-pionships, scoring 434.50 points. Four swimmers earned All-ACCaccolades: Ayalon, David Laitala, Scott Lenyk and Tomonori Tsuji.

Tech also scored its first points in NCAA competition in 2001.Ayalon placed 11th in the 1650 free, while Tsuji finished 13thin the 200 breast to become the program’s first All-Americans.

The Jackets went 11-3 in dual-meet competition, and 16school records were established, led by Ayalon’s four marks.

In 2000, Baron and the Yellow Jackets finished the regularseason with a 5-6 dual-meet record. Laitala became the firstYellow Jacket swimmer in 11 years to earn All-ACC recognition,placing second in the 100 butterfly at the ACC Championships.In his first season at Tech, Baron guided the team to a 4-7dual-meet record and a seventh-place finish in the ACC Cham-pionships.

As an athlete, Baron also competed for the U.S. NationalTeam, winning 10 gold medals in international competitions, in-cluding the 1985 World Maccabiah Games and the 1983 PanAm Maccabiah Games in Sao Paulo, Brazil. He participated inthe U.S. Olympic Trials in 1984 and qualified for the 1988 Tri-als.

STU WILSON(2005-2009)

Stu Wilson, who was named men's andwomen's swimming and diving head coach

on June 8, 2005, enters his fourth season as head coach andseventh overall with the program.

In his seven years with the Tech program, Wilson hasguided seven different swimmers to the NCAA Championshipsand tutored three Atlantic Coast Conference champions.

Last year, Wilson led the women’s team to its highest finishat the NCAA Championship in school history and both the men’sand women’s teams combined to break 19 school recordsthroughout the course of the season. Seven Yellow Jacketsearned All-ACC honors in 2007-08, while seven student-athleteswere named to the ACC All-Academic team. Junior Mickey Malulwas an ACC champion in the 100-breast as the men’s teamfinished fourth at the ACC Championships. Three swimmers andtwo divers went to the NCAA Championships in Columbus, Ohioand senior Elizabeth Stowe placed 28th in the mile as the Jack-ets finished 30th in the nation. Agatha Kwasnik and NoahCopeland also represented Tech along with divers StephanieEngland and Hannah Krimm.

Sam Morgan ended his career as a two-time All-American

in the 1650-yard freestyle and became the first Yellow Jacketto qualify for the NCAA Championship meet in four consecutiveseasons under Wilson's guidance.

In his first season as head coach in 2005-06, Wilson ledthe Jackets to their fourth straight top-five finish in the ACC, tal-lying a fourth-place finish at the 2006 ACC Championships, inCollege Park, Md. Tech boasted one ACC champion and Mor-gan garnered all-conference honors in the mile for the secondstraight season.

Wilson helped the Yellow Jacket men to four consecutivetop-35 finishes at the NCAA Championships, posting a 33rd-place finish at the 2006 Men's NCAA Championships, hosted byGeorgia Tech.

Tech sent four swimmers to the 2005 NCAA Championships,the second most in school history, and five of the seven All-America honors earned by Yellow Jackets have come duringWilson's tenure.

Former Tech standout Shilo Ayalon and Morgan both gar-nered All-America honors under Wilson's tutelage. Ayalon holdsfour school records and was named ACC Most Valuable Per-former at the 2003 ACC Championships.

In 2006, Rob Miller, Morgan and Elizabeth Stowe all qual-ified for the NCAA Championships under Wilson's guidance.Morgan won his first ACC title in the men's 1650-yard freestyleand Miller finished fifth. Stowe posted a third-place finish inthe women's 1650 free to earn All-ACC honors. All three clockedlifetime-best times in their respective events for Yellow Jackets.

Prior to joining the Yellow Jacket staff in 2002, Wilson spent11 years with nationally-prominent club team Swim Atlantafrom 1990-2001, serving as the team's Head Senior Coach forhis last four seasons there. In this position, he planned andimplemented strength and conditioning programs for swim-mers age 13-and-over. He also handled administrative duties,including fundraising, travel arrangements, public relations andrecord-keeping. He worked as a head age group coach withSwim Atlanta from 1990-98.

Wilson coached several successful swimmers at Swim At-lanta, including 2004 U.S. Olympian Amanda Weir, who set na-tional age-group records (11-12 and 13-14) in the 50 free.Additionally, he mentored swimmers that posted more than 50national top-16 age-group performances.

As an athlete, Wilson competed at the University of Georgiafrom 1984-88, reaching the finals of the SEC Championships inthe 200 and 500 free in each of his last three seasons. He wasan NCAA qualifier in the 400 free relay and held the schoolrecord in the 200 free at one time. Wilson also qualified for U.S.Nationals in his final six seasons of competitive swimming.

A native of Atlanta, Wilson, 42, graduated from Georgia witha Bachelor of Arts in Economics in 1989. He married the formerMeg Gordon in the summer of 2008 and the couple reside inAtlanta.

COURTNEY SHEALY HART (2009-present)

Courtney Shealy Hart, a Georgia Tech assistant

coach for two years, was named head coach of the Yellow Jack-ets' swimming programs on April 30, 2009. Shealy Hart is theeighth head coach in the history of the program. In two sea-sons as an assistant coach, Shealy Hart worked primarily withthe middle distance free and stroke group and also served asrecruiting coordinator. The Georgia Tech swimming programsenjoyed unprecedented success in the two year's since ShealyHart's arrival and she has worked with multiple NCAA partici-pants. In 2007-08, the women's team finished 30th at the NCAAChampionships for the best finish in program history.

In 2008-09, the men's squad turned in its best NCAA effortwith a 19th-place finish. Gal Nevo was an All-American in boththe 200-IM and 400-IM as well as being named ACC Swimmerof the Year. His mark in the 400-IM was the second-fastest inNCAA history and third-fastest in the world. Nigel Plummer wasnamed the ACC Freshman of the Year, the first time a GeorgiaTech swimmer earned either swimmer of freshman of the yearawards in school history. All told, 24 school records were bro-ken during the 2008-09 season and a school-record nine men'sswimmers participated in the NCAA Championships.

Shealy Hart spent one season (2006-07) as an assistantcoach at North Florida prior to arriving on The Flats. She helpedguide North Florida to a fifth-place finish at the Pacific CoastSwimming Conference Championships and led nine individualsto top-16 finishes at the meet. Hart guided one athlete to a top-eight finish in the conference championship.

Before heading into the coaching scene, Shealy Hart partic-ipated in the 2000 Summer Olympic Games for the UnitedStates. She took home a pair of gold medals in Sydney, Aus-tralia, in the 400-meter medley relay and 400-meter freestylerelay.

Shealy Hart also competed on the international scene in thePan-American Games (1999, 2003), Pan Pacific (2002) and theUnited States World Cup Teams (2000-04).

At the University of Georgia, Shealy Hart led the Bulldogs toNCAA team championships in 1999 and 2000. She was namedthe 2000 NCAA Female Swimmer of the Year after capturing in-dividual national titles in the 50-free, 100-free and 100-back.She also captured NCAA titles as a member of the 400-freerelay and 400-medley relay teams. She finished her NCAA ca-reer with 26 All-America honors the most in UGA history, plustwo more honorable mention citations.

Shealy Hart won nine individual Southeastern Conference ti-tles, 10 SEC relay crowns and set five conference records. Shewas named SEC Female Swimmer of the Year in 2000.

After graduating from Georgia in 2001 cum laude with a de-gree in sports studies/communications, Shealy Hart worked asa motivational speaker for the NCAA, Coca-Cola, Healthsouthand Arby's, and served as the director of the Golden West SwimLessons Program in Huntington Beach, Calif., before heading toNorth Florida.

Shealy Hart earned her master's degree from UGA in sportsmanagement in 2005. A native of Columbia, S.C., Hart, and herhusband Justin, reside in Atlanta.

HistoryHistory


Year-By-Year ResultsYear-By-Year ResultsMen’s Swimming Year-by-Year Results

Dual Conf. Conf. NCAAYear Coach Meet Meet Champ. Champ.2009 Wilson 7-2 2-2 4TH-ACC 15TH2008 Wilson 2-6 0-3 4th-ACC DNS2007 Wilson 3-5 1-3 6th-ACC T-37th2006 Wilson 4-6 2-3 4th-ACC 33rd2005 Baron 5-4 4-2 3rd-ACC T-32nd2004 Baron 4-7 2-3 5th-ACC T-35th2003 Baron 4-7 2-4 4th-ACC T-28th2002 Baron 6-3 3-1 2nd-ACC 27th2001 Baron 11-3 1-2 3rd-ACC 29th2000 Baron 5-6 0-3 6th-ACC —1999 Baron 6-7 1-1 7th-ACC —1998 Baron 4-7 0-2 7th-ACC —1997 Humber 7-8 0-3 8th-ACC —1996 Humber 4-7 0-2 8th-ACC —1995 Humber 6-8 1-2 8th-ACC —1994 Humber 6-8 0-4 7th-ACC —1993 Humber 8-8 0-4 6th-ACC —1992 Humber 7-6 0-3 8th-ACC —1991 Lehman 11-1 0-1 7th-ACC —1990 Lehman 3-6 0-2 7th-ACC —1989 Lehman 5-6 0-2 7th-ACC DNS1988 No Team1987 McAuley 7-4 0-1 7th-ACC —1986 McAuley 8-6 0-2 7th-ACC —1985 McAuley 6-3 0-1 7th-ACC —1984 McAuley 7-3 0-1 7th-ACC —1983 McAuley 8-4 0-1 7th-ACC —1982 McAuley 6-6-1 0-1 7th-ACC —1981 McAuley 4-9 0-1 7th-ACC —1980 McAuley 7-8 0-2 8th-ACC —1979 McAuley 5-9-1 0-2 DNP —1978 McAuley 9-5 — 3rd-Metro —1977 McAuley 6-6 — 2nd-Metro —1976 McAuley 9-6 — 2nd-NIC —1975 McAuley 10-8 — 10th-NIC —1974 McAuley 10-5 — 9th-NIC —1973 McAuley 10-4 — 7th-SIC —1972 McAuley 10-7 — 6th-SIC —1971 McAuley 9-8 — 5th-SIC —1970 McAuley 7-8 — 4th-SIC —1969 McAuley 7-8 — 4th-SIC —1968 McAuley 8-7 — — SIC —1967 McAuley — — — SEC —1966 McAuley — — — SEC —1965 McAuley 4-10 — — SEC —1964 Lanoue 4-9 0-4 5th-SEC —1963 Lanoue 8-7-1 2-4 5th-SEC —1962 Lanoue — — — SEC —1961 Lanoue — — — SEC —1960 Lanoue — — — SEC —1959 Lanoue — — — SEC —1958 Lanoue — — — SEC —1957 Lanoue — — — SEC —1956 Lanoue — — 3rd-SEC —1955 Lanoue 4-3 2-2 3rd-SEC —1954 Lanoue — — 2nd-SEC —1953 Lanoue 3-6 1-2 3rd-SEC —1952 Lanoue — — 3rd-SEC —1951 Lanoue — — 3rd-SEC —1950 Lanoue — — 1st-SEC Champs1949 Lanoue — — 1st-SEC Champs

1948 Lanoue — — 1st-SEC ChampsDual Conf. Conf. NCAA

Year Coach Meet Meet Champ. Champ.1947 Lanoue — — — SEC —1946 Lanoue 2-2 — — SEC —1945 Lanoue 2-4 — — SEC —1944 Lanoue 0-1 — — SEC —1943 Lanoue 3-0 — — SEC —1942 Lanoue 7-0 — 1st-SEC Champs1941 Lanoue 4-3 3-2 2nd-SEC —1940 Lanoue 3-6 2-4 4th-SEC —1939 Lanoue 1-6 0-4 5th-SEC —1938 Lanoue 3-4 1-4 3rd-SEC —1937 Lanoue 4-3 2-2 2nd-SEC —1936 Hartzell 6-2 — Southern Conf. Champs1935 Thrash 6-1 — Southern Conf. Champs1934 Thrash 7-0 — Southern Conf. Champs1933 Thrash 6-0 — Southern Conf. Champs1932 Thrash 5-0 — Southern Conf. Champs1931 Eaton 6-0 — Southern Conf. Champs1930 Eaton 6-1 — Southern Conf. Champs1929 Unknown 7-2 — Southern Conf. Champs1928 Gray 7-2 — Southern Conf. Champs1927 Unknown 2-2 — Southern Conf. Champs1926 Unknown 5-0 — Southern Conf. Champs1925 Unknown 1-0 — —1924 Unknown 4-0 — —1923 Bulloch 2-2 — —1922 Unknown — — —1921 Strum 2-0 — —1920 Alexander 2-0 — —1919 Owens 1-0 — —

Women’s Swimming Year-by-Year ResultsDual Conf. Conf. NCAA

Year Coach Meet Meet Champ. Champ.2009 Wilson 6-6 0-5 T-9th-ACC ---2008 Wilson 6-5 0-3 7th-ACC 30th2007 Wilson 4-7 1-4 9th-ACC ---2006 Wilson 4-5 1-4 9th-ACC ---2005 Baron 3-6 1-5 6th-ACC DNS2004 Baron 4-7 1-4 6th-ACC 33rd2003 Baron 4-7 1-5 6th-ACC DNS2002 Baron 5-6 0-4 8th-ACC DNS

Year Place Points2009 4th 474.52008 4th 3752007 6th 267.52006 4th 3712005 3rd 4292004 5th 3922003 4th 4712002 2nd 580.52001 3rd 434.52000 6th 2891999 7th 192.51998 7th 156.51997 8th 1471996 8th 1581995 8th 149

Year Place Points1994 7th 1661993 6th 1981992 8th 1351991 7th 1251990 7th 1251989 7th 361988 No Team1987 7th 01986 7th 01985 7th 831984 7th 421983 7th 471982 7th 421981 7th 441980 8th 23

Men At The ACC Championships

Year Place Points2009 T-9th 1662008 7th 2612007 9th 1382006 9th 189

Year Place Points2005 6th 286.52004 6th 2822003 6th 2592002 8th 220

Women At The ACC Championships

All-Time LetterwinnersAll-Time LetterwinnersMen’s Letterwinners

AAAach, Conrad 2004-07Abadi, Richard 1981Abraham, Scott 1998Aikenhead, Malcolm 1967Arundel, Casey 2004Aloisio, Charles 1987Anderson, Matthew 2003Andruzzi, Anthony 1993Armbruster, Bob 1989-92Ashenden, Russell 1986-87Ashley, Scott 1990-91Audleman, Alfred 1965Avery, Richard 1947-50Ayalon, Shilo 2000-03

BBBaker, Fred 1972Ballard, Robert 1954-57Ballentine, Thomas 1966-68Barr, Todd 1970-72Barrales, Benny 1972Bashar, Chris 1995-98Baskin, Leland 1971Baumgardner, Carl 1954-57Belcher, John 1966Bendziewicz, Sam 2008-Bennett, Michael 2005-08Benton, Louis 1962Benton, William 1964-65Bergmark, George 1970, 73Bergmark, Richard 1972-75Berry, Brian 1986-87Best, John 1946-47Bitencourt, Jean Paul 1993Biedrzycki, Chris 2001-02Biegel, Alex 1997-98Bishop, Ryan 2004-07Blanton, James 1950-51Bloomberg, Coe 1966Boddy, Scott 1970Bomar, Alan 1981-82Bourgeois, Jason 2005-08Brannon, Derek 1992-95Brantley, Haskew 1947-48Brier, Judith 1979Brinkman, Ed 1996-99Brock, W.J. 1946Brooks, Kevin 1996-99Brown, Bob 1972Brown, Hubert 1961Brown, John 1954Brown, Joseph 1947-48Brown, Terry 1975-76Browne, Robert 1953-55, 57Browning, Brian 2003Bruninga, Robert 1968-69Bueker, Kermit 1967Bullock, Cullen 1962-63Buran, Wally 1972Burkhardt, Tony 2004-07Burrows, David 1967-69Burrows, John 1967-69Burton, Jeff 2005-08

CCCaghan, Lawrence 1962, 64Caldwell, Roland 1985-87Campbell, W.J. 1946Candela, Alex 1990-92Carter, Keenan 1974-77Castellow, Kevin

1994-96, 98Champagne, Casey 1998Champney, Mark 1993-96Center, Landrum 1995Cerceo, Jay 1999Champney, Mark 1993-95Chang, Michael 1984-87

Chang, Tony 1990-91Chapman, John 1947-50Charles, Michael 1954-57Chen, Timothy 1968Childress, Guion 1952-54Chilton, Hugh 1972Chislett, Jack 1976Codelli, David 1989-91Cohen, Yonatan 2003Cole, Greg 1982Collins, James 1948-49Comer, Mike 2002-03Cook, Joseph 1966Coopat, Edward 1965-66Copeland, Noah 2006-2008Corbett, Peter 1987Cormican, Robert 1993Cranford, Drew 2005-07Crouch, Julian 1948-49, 51-52Crutcher, William 1947-49Curlin, Fred 1947-48

DDDaly, James 1986-87Dannelly, William 1981Danneman, Ben 2000Daves, Joe 1970-72Davis, Jesse 1950Davis, Richard 1954-55De La Guardia, Mario 1952Derrick, Jack 1967-69Dewald, Charles 1947-48Doblar, Peter 2005-08Dudley, Robert 1957-60Duffy, Kelsey 2007-2008Dunbar, Jeffrey 1966-67Dye, Ross 2000

EEEastin, Robert 1968Eddy, Peter 1987Edelson, Bert 1947-51Eden, Itai 2001-04Eidson, Randall 1966Einersson, Sarkis 1998Eley, Nathan 1998Elgin, Bruce 1982, 84-85Ellars, Otto 1964Emkin, Leroy 1963-64Enderica, Jorge 1961Engstrom, Brandt 1990-91Ewald, Chris 2006-08

FFFarmer, Screven 1972-75Fauerbach, George 1966-68Fauerbach, John 1970-72Fennessy, John 1998-2001Figh, Matt 2002-04Finelli, Daniel 1978-81Finkler, Ofer 2005-07Fish, Russ 1971-74Fitzgerald, Sean 1984-85Flinn, Carl 1973-76Flowers, Charles 1949Forbes, Brendan 2001-02Foster, Brian 1974

Foster, Jimmy 1987

Foster, Robbie 2000-03Foust, Greg 1991Frank, V.R. 1946Frederick, Jarvis 1991-93Fridrichsen, Jan 1980Fuller, Christopher 1992-94

GGGale, Andrew 1987, 89-90Gallaher, Mike 1976Gaw, Kevin 1987Gay, Christopher 1987, 89Geiszler, Andrew 1987, 89-90Genet, Richard 1989Gersbach, Charlie 1999-2001Gissendanner, Tom 1970Goettsche, Dennis 1963Goldcamp, Thomas 1980-81Goldstein, Glenn 1996-99Graham, Tyler 1993Graves, Bryan 1991-94Greenbaum, Carl 1991-94Greenlee, R.K. 1946Gresham, Tom 1971Griffin, Randolph 1947-50Griffin, Sean 1984Gripp, Jon 1969-72

HHHagaman, Johnny 2007-08Hagar, Robert 1960Hale, Gerry 1992-93Halligan, Tim 1985-87, 89Halleck, Stephen 1960-62Hannon, Charlie 1976-78Hannon, Gerard 1973-75Hardin, William 1969-70Harp, Robert 1949-51Harris, Paul 1961-63Harrell, David 1958Harrison, Charles 1950-51Hawkins, Holmes 1986, 89Heapy, Gary 1985-86Heck, Steve 1970-72Hellmann, Jim 1970-71, 73-74Hendry, Matthew 1992-95Hensley, John 1981-82, 84Hernandez, Francis 1980-81Herrera, Guillermo 1953-54Hersko, Josh 2000-03Hiles, Gordon 1954Hiles, John 1947-50Hirschel, Adam 1997-98Hirshberg, William 1947-49Hirth, Roy 1975-78Hoadley, David 1973-74Honan, Matt 1989-92Hornbuckle, William 1985Howard, Jason 2003-06Hubner, Robert 1960Huff, Brian 2003-06Hungerford, Edward 1958

JJJackson, Jeremy 2007-2008Jackson, Robert 1995-98Jann, Bill 1972Jeppe, Arthur 1961-62Johnson, Mark 1984-85Jones, Brian 1990-93Justice, Steve 1977-80

KKKamat, Sulush 1991Karanovich, Donald 1969-71Karkus, James 1954Kater, Martin 1962-64Kendrick, Mike 1984Kenehan, Ed 1972Kennedy, Craig 1974Kettunen, Teemu 2003-06

Kiehle, Andy 1995Kirby, David 1963-65Kirk, George 1949Kisling, Scott 1985Knauff, Erik 1993Knutsen, Pete 1971Korengel, Jeffrey 1985-87Kossenko, George 1992-95Kwasnik, Jacob 2005-08

LLLaitala, David 1999-2002Lang, Barry 1981Langley, Robert 1957-59Laube, David 1998Lee, Chris 2006-08Lee, Norman 1955-57Lee, Way Joe 2007-08Lehman, Bradley 1985-87LeMoyne, Irve 1959-61Lenyk, Scott 2000-01Lindsey, Warren 1967Lionberger, Mike 1993Livingston, John 1977-80Lofblad, Robert 1956-58Long, Ralph 2008Longmire, Hank 1999-2002Lowe, Jonathan 1984Ludwig, Nena 1977-78Lumm, Brandon 1993-96Lynch, Sullivan 2008

MMMacLean, James 1965-67Mackey, Theral 1996-99Maier, Marc 2002-04Malarkey, Chris 1975Maletto, Rich 1998Malul, Mickey 2008Mangin, Albert 1966-67Marmor, Charles Sr. 1970-73Marmor, Charles Jr. 1993-96Marsden, Frankie 1989-92Martin, Alfred 1976-79Mathes, Daniel 1950-51Matthews, W.C. 1946McAuley, James H. 1947McCabe, John 1989McCanless, Edgar 1977-78McCanless, Henry 1969, 71-72McCarty, Kevin 1984McCarty, Paul 2001-04McCoy, Reagan 1967McEachron, Jim 1976-77McGahey, Craig 1972McGillivray, Alex 1994-97McGillivray, David 1969McGillivray, Ross 1964, 67McGinley, Matt 2004-05McKay, Mark 1974-77McKenry, Robert 1977-78McKenzie, James 1951McKeown, Patrick 1963, 65McLellan, Bill 1970McQuinn, Travis 2000Michaelis, Milton 1948Miller, Rob 2005-07Miller, Andy 2006-08Minor, Lewis 1962Moan, Jim 1989Montalvo, Mario 2004-06Moore, David A. 1956Moore, David F.1956-57Morch, J.B.1989Morgan, Kevin2008Morgan, Sam2003-06

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Morgan, Sam 2003-06Morrison, John 1948Moss, William 1954Moter, Cassius 1969-70Mujica, Gerardo 1989Mulherin, Matthew 1950Munn, Scott 1991Mussman, Grant 1994-97

NNNabell, Mark 1980-81Nenon, David 1977-78, 80Nicklaw, Chris 1974-76Nicol, David 1998Norton, Robert 1960Norwood, Grant 1989Nozar, James 1998-2001Nylander, Carl 1999-2002

OOOdum, Richardson 1978-81Old, Andrew 1992-95Oliver, Eduardo 2001-04Oliver, Jorge 2000-03Oltman, Jack 1980-82Ostrander, Rick 1975-76Ouderkirk, Ryan 1994-97O’Toole, Michael 1998Outland, John 1965Owen, Charles 1947

PPPackard, B.A. 1946Pacofsky, Mark 1977Pahr, Robert 1973-74Parker, Jordan 2002-05Parrott, Bruce 1978Patton, Blake 1990-93Pearson, Mark 1978Pemueller, Alejandro 1990-93Peterson, Charles 1958Peveler, Richard 1967-69Phillips, Jeffrey 2008Pickering, Frank 1966Player, Bryan 1985-87, 89Pohly, Daniel 1980-82Popp, Robert 1961-63Potts, Rich 1971Pritchett, Gary 1976-78

QQQuinlivan, Jeff 1995-98

RRRafajko, Ron 1975-76Raines, Jeremy 2002-04Randolf, Max 2008Rauch, Ricky 2001Redgrave, Timothy 1973-76Reed, Matt 1999Reeves, Hazard 1956-57Richards, Clifton 1996-97Ricketts, Rodney 1965Riebesell, Ryan 2003-06Rifkin, David 2006-07Roan, Alex 2007-08Robberson, Garrett 2008Robertson, Eric 1993Rodriquez, Elias 1993-94Roecker, Steven 1973Rolfe, Rial 1946-47Rubel, Jon 1975-79Rundlof, Christer 1995-98Ruskin, Mike 1970

SSSalazar, James 2000-03Salinas, Leo 1999-2002

Sanks, Eric 1994Satterfield, Rick 1976-77Savage, John 1968-70Scarlett, Gordon 1984Scheuer, Hugo 1946-48Schilling, Mark 1998-99Schultz, Larry 1964-65Sebestyen, Joseph 1993Seeton, Chris 1992-95Shanteau, Ryan 1999Sherris, Scott 1995Shippy, Duane 1989-92Shippy, Timothy 1991-92Shaw, Greg 1974Shelander, Bill 1972-75Shelander, Dianna 1973-76Shelander, Jim 1970-73Showalter, Drew 2007-08Silver, David 1999-2002Simpson, Steven 1973Skaggs, Brady 1999-2002Skenes, Kevin 2006-08Small, G.H. 1948Smith, Chuck 1971Smith, Justin 1993Smith, Michael 1997-99Smith, Myles 1963Sorias, Ofir 2003Sousa, Mauricio 2006-08Spaziano, Robert 1994-95Spray, James 1986-87Spreen, Allan 1969-71St. Julien, Upaji 1994Stevens, Scott 1989Steves, Robert 1958Stowers, Evan 2005-08Strickland, Frank 1952-53Susaneck, Steve 1970Swanson, Edward 1947-49Sweat, David 1992Sweet, David 1980

TTTang, Matt 2008Taunton, Kimberly 1980Taylor, Donald 1982Taylor, Robert 1992Ternlund, Paul 1965TeStrake, Todd 1990-93Thigpen, Josh 1998-99Thomas, J.R. 1946Thomas, Robert 1961-62Thomason, Douglas 1981-82, 84Thompson, Paul 1975-78Thorn, Dustin 1998-2001Thrasher, James 1951-52Tieslau, Timothy 1966-68Titterton, George 1982, 84Topp, Julio 1946-49Towles, Tommy 1948-50Toy, James 1967-69Tribble, James 1970Tsuji, Tomonori 2000-03Tunning, Greg 2006-08Tyler, David 1993Tzegaegbe, Jacob 2008

UUUras, Onur 2005-08Urda, Martin 1998

VVVallecoccia, Michael 2008Van Lear, Samuel 1953-57VanPelt, Andy 2002-05Van Voorhis, Kenneth 1964-65Vieira, Raymond 1978

Von Gontard, Percy 1969

WWWagner, Travis 2008Wahler, Edwin 1968Walker, Joseph 1953-56Walton, Jay 1953Washburn, Thomas 1969-71Watson, James 1951Ways, George 1969Weigle, James 1951Weir, Edward 1966-67Wells, William 1977-80Whidden, Charles 1961-62Whitaker, Kenneth 1969Wiggin, Charles 1957-59Wilson, Jacob 2003-04Wilson, John 1991-92Williams, Alex 2004-07Williams, David 1958Williams, Jason 1996-99Williams, Mark 1973Williams, Robert 1951Wilson, Andy 1997-98Wilson, Jacob 2003-06Wise, John 1980-82Wise, Michael 1985-86Wolczynski, Matt 1999Woodworth, Will 2007-08Wright, Peter 1963Wynne, George 1958

YYYancey, Edwin 1967

Women’s LetterwinnersBB

Barnes, Lauren 2007-08Battle, Ann 2002-05Bertolino, Michele 2008Bond, Katie 2008

CCCampbell, Megan 2005-08Christenson, Jennifer 2002-05Chuang, Christine 2008

DDDeVinney, Meghan 2003-06DeVinny, Cara 2002-03Dickerson, April 2008Duffy, Katie 2002-04

EEEngland, Stephanie 2005-08

FFFlynn, Taylor 2007-08Foster, Liz 2003-06

GGGannon, Amanda 2005-08Gilli, Sara 2002-03

HHHancock, Lisa 2002-05Harper, Natanya 2004-06Hedberg, Dalton 2007-08Heiser, Laura 2003-06

JJJemec, Vida 2008Jones, Caroline 2006-08Jopek, Jessica 2002-03

KKKeys, Jaclyn 2002-05Kopacka, Ryann 2007-08Korell, Amanda 2004-07Kracke, Ashley 2003-06

Krimm, Hannah 2007-08Kromer, Thea 2008Kwasnik, Agatha 2007-08

LLLentz, Jenny 2002Lewis, Caiti 2008Li, Jing 2007-08Locker, Katherine 2008

MMMatz, Heather 2004-07Maguire, Michelle 2002-05Martinez, Meghan 2006McLeod, Mari 2006-07McGraw, Katie 2005

PPPrystaj, Laurissa 2003-06Pucci, Lisa 2007-08

SSSaum, Anna 2002-05Schoeff, Sarah 2008Skala, Ashley 2002-03Stojanovska, Vesna 2004-07Stowe, Elizabeth 2005-08Sutton, Amy 2002-04

VVVander Wood, Melissa 2002Vukmanic, Jill 2002-05

WWWalker, Alison 2004-07Wallis, Moeko 2002-05West, Dana 2004-07Wood, Kathy 2003Wright, Katie 2005-08Current player Bold

Dana West

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