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Frank Bradley Hired as FSU's New Head Swim Coach.
Seminole Alumni Frank Bradley returns to Tallahassee to lead FSU's swimming and diving program.
May 7, 2013
TALLAHASSEE, FL - Florida State Director of Athletics Randy Spetman announced Wednesday the hiring of Frank Bradley as the head coach for men's and women's swimming and diving programs at FSU. Bradley, who swam for the Seminoles from 1994-1997, has been the associate head coach at Auburn for the past three seasons and previously served as head coach at Indian River Community College and as an assistant at South Carolina.
"We are so excited to have coach Bradley and his wife back home at FSU," said Spetman. "It is always special to see one of our own do so well and then choose to come back to Florida State and lead one of our programs. Coach Bradley has been a success at Indian River and at Auburn and he understands what it means to be a Seminole. We couldn't be happier that he is back at FSU."
"I'm thrilled," Bradley said. "I've spent a number of years coaching and I've always thought that coming back to Florida State would be awesome. I got the call last week and it was incredible and I'm excited to lead the program."
Bradley helped Auburn finish among the Top 15 nationally over the last three years working mainly with the distance group. The Tiger men's swimming team finished eighth at the NCAA Championships in March of this year, while the women's team took 13th. Auburn won the SEC men's championship in 2011 and 2012 and totaled 181 All-American honors during his three seasons.
Prior to joining the Auburn staff in the summer of 2010, Bradley spent five years coaching at Indian River State College, four of which he served as head coach. During his time at the helm of the NJCAA powerhouse, Bradley's student-athletes turned in 177 NJCAA national titles, 45 NJCAA national records and 53 school records, while 13 athletes garnered Swimmer of the Year accolades. In 2010, Bradley guided the men's team to their 36th straight national title while the women captured their 29th consecutive championship.
While at IRSC, Bradley worked with former Seminole All-American in Mateo De Angulo. De Angulo is the current FSU record holder in the 1000 free and 1650 free and was the 2012 ACC Swimmer of the Year. The Cali, Colombia native still owns the 500 free NJCAA national record in the 500 free, a mark which was earned while under the instruction of Bradley. De Angulo moved on to collect nine NJCAA national titles before transferring to FSU.
In just five years, Bradley was named the NJCAA Coach of the Year four times (Men- 2007, 2008; Women- 2009, 2010).
Bradley started out as an assistant at the University of South Carolina during 1999-2005. While with the Gamecocks, Bradley worked with 2000 SEC Swimmer of the Year - Zsolt Gaspar in addition to guiding the Gamecocks to 26- All-American honors, 34 school records and three SEC individual titles.
"Having worked at a couple different places, I'm focused on development," Bradley said. "Regardless of speed, we would develop our athletes and go from there. Obviously in this scenario we'll have kids that will jump into that learning curve for four years but we also have student-athletes with a year or two left that will use their experience to help out with the younger kids."
Throughout his coaching career, Bradley has instructed several Olympians including Gideon Louw (RSA), Marcelo Chierighini (BRA), Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace(BAH), Miach Lawrence (USA) as well as De Angulo (COL).
Bradley returns to his alma mater after a 13-year absence from Tallahassee. While a Seminole, Bradley earned his Bachelor's Degree in social science in 1997 before serving as a graduate assistant for the swim team from 1997-1999. During his swimming career, Bradley was the 1995 ACC Champion in the 200 IM.
"The biggest thing is to build a close environment where they can be successful not just as athletes but as people," Bradley said. "Even through the ups and downs, I want our student-athletes to look back and see that they grew as people and use those experiences after graduation and in life."
A native of Woodbury, N.J., Bradley is married to the former Susan Hawkes who was a volleyball standout for FSU from 1995-1998 where she was a four-year letter winner and an All-ACC selection in 1997. Hawkes brought home the school's first-ever ACC Championship in 1998. They have two daughters, Grace and Paige.
TALLAHASSEE, FL - State Director of Athletics Randy Spetman announced Friday that head swimming coach Neil Harper will not return as the Seminoles' coach next season.
"The decision to make a change in our swimming program was very difficult," said Spetman. "We believe that our program can be more successful and at this time needs to go in a different direction. Coach Harper and his family have meant so much to Florida State and we appreciate his dedication and commitment to our swimming program. He's an exceptional person and we wish him nothing but the best and thank him for his sacrifices in a very demanding profession."
FSU will begin a national search for a new swimming coach immediately but no timetable for filling the position has been established.
Coach Harper led the program for 14 years. The Seminoles finished 23rd and 31st nationally in men's and women's swimming respectively this season and both teams were fourth at the ACC Championships. He coached 69 All-Americans and 93 ACC Champions over his 14-year tenure.
Dominic Giordano, D, Wexford, Pa.
Dylan Grisell, D, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Jemal LeGrand, FS, Sanidad, Aruba
Kevin Matheus, BR-FL, Boca Raton
Jason McCormick, FS, Boca Raton
Dustin Miller, D, Lafayette, Ind.
Phillip Sims, FS-FL, Boca Raton
Anthony Soto, FS-FL, Miami
2013-14 Roster - By Name
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R Name Pos Hgt Cl Ltr Hometown (Prior School)
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Lucas Akker FS Sr * Clearwater (Northside Christian/Indian River State College)
* Ian Apple FS-FL 6-1 So * Jacksonville (Paxon)
* Harrison Brogden BK 5-11 Jr ** Greensboro, N.C. (Western Guilford)
Nick Brown FS 5-11 So * Augusta, Ga. (Greenbrier)
* Kalonji Cole D So Tallahassee (Leon)
* Jason Coombs IM-FS Fr Oviedo (Hagerty)
* Jack Deedrick FS 6-2 Sr *** Tampa (Home Schooled)
* Kyle Doxtater FS-IM 5-11 So * Hebron, Md. (Bennett)
* Tyler Fozkos FS 5-11 Jr ** Valparaiso, Ind. (Chesterton)
* Josh Friedel BK 5-11 Jr ** Fredericksburg, Va. (Mountain View Alternative)
* Dominic Giordano D Fr Wexford, Pa. (Pine Richland)
* Dylan Grisell D Fr Toronto, Ontario, Canada (Riverdale Collegiate Institute)
* Cole Hensley FL 5-11 So * Winter Springs (Oviedo)
* Richard Hildebrand BR 5-11 Sr * Apopka (Apopka/Indian River State College)
* Jake Kingsford FS-FL 6-0 So * Winter Park (Winter Park)
* Connor Knight FL 5-11 Jr ** Juno Beach (Dwyer)
* Jemal LeGrand FS Fr Sanidad, Aruba (Sagemont)
* Michael Lewark D Sr * Davie (American Heritage-Delray Beach/Florida)
* Cadell Lyons FL 6-3 Jr-R ** South Oropouche, Trinidad and Tobago (Presentation College)
* Dylan Marsolek FS 6-2 So * Plantation (Saint Thomas Aquinas)
Kevin Matheus BR-FL Fr Boca Raton (Boca Raton)
* Jason McCormick FS Fr Boca Raton (Boca Raton)
* Dustin Miller D Fr Lafayette, Ind. (Jefferson)
* Max Mitchell FL-BK Sr * Stone Mountain, Ga. (Chamblee/Indian River State College)
* Paul Murray FS 6-1 Sr *** Coconut Creek (American Heritage-Delray Beach)
* Tom Neubacher D 5-9 Sr *** Windermere (Olympia)
* Jared Pike BR 6-0 Sr * Winchester Hills, South Africa (Saint Benedict's College/Indian River State College)
* Derek Pridemore FS 6-3 So * Venice (Venice)
* Alex Rodriguez BR 5-11 Sr-R ** Hialeah Gardens (Florida Atlantic)
* Kevin Rogers BK-FL 5-10 Jr ** Raleigh, N.C. (Broughton)
* Pavel Sankovich BK-FL 5-9 Sr * Hrodna, Belarus (Minsk)
* Juan Sequera IM-BR 5-8 Jr ** Miami (Reagan-Doral)
Phillip Sims FS-FL Fr Boca Raton (Boca Raton)
Anthony Soto FS-FL Fr Miami (Coral Gables)
* Robert Swanbeck BK-FS 6-0 Sr *** Fort Myers (Fort Myers)
* Mike Thomas IM 5-11 Sr *** Baltimore, Md. (Calvert Hall)
2013-14 Conference Awards
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Connor Knight Atlantic Coast Conference - 400-Yard Medley Relay - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference
Paul Murray Atlantic Coast Conference - 50-Yard Freestyle - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - 400-Yard Medley Relay - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference
Jared Pike Atlantic Coast Conference - 400-Yard Medley Relay - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference
Pavel Sankovich Atlantic Coast Conference - Swimmer of the Year
Atlantic Coast Conference - Meet MVP - Swimming
Atlantic Coast Conference - 100-Yard Butterfly - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - 100-Yard Backstroke - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - 200-Yard Individual Medley - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - 400-Yard Medley Relay - Champion
Atlantic Coast Conference - All-Conference
All-Conference - 4
2013-14 All-Americans
Name NCAA Championships
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Connor Knight 200-Yard Medley Relay (4th)
400-Yard Medley Relay (6th)
200-Yard Butterfly (9th) - Honorable Mention
Paul Murray 200-Yard Medley Relay (4th)
400-Yard Medley Relay (6th)
50-Yard Freestyle (7th)
Jared Pike 200-Yard Medley Relay (4th)
400-Yard Medley Relay (6th)
Pavel Sankovich 100-Yard Butterfly (2nd)
200-Yard Medley Relay (4th)
400-Yard Medley Relay (6th)
100-Yard Backstroke (8th)
All-Americans - 4
2013-14 Schedules and Results
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| All-Florida Invitational September 27-29, 2013, Gainesville, Fla. |
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| Alabama | |||||
| North Carolina State Tri-Meet |
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| Georgia Tech Tri-Meet |
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| Auburn Invitational November 22-24, 2013, Auburn, Ala. |
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| USA Diving Nationals December 17-22, 2013, Austin, Tex. |
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| Florida | |||||
| Florida Atlantic | |||||
| ACC Championship February 27-March 1, 2014, Greensboro, N.C. |
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| NCAA Zone B Championship March 10-12, 2014, Greensboro, N.C. |
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| NCAA Championship March 27-29, 2014, Austin, Tex. |
EOY StatsRef Overall Home Away Neutral ------------------------------------------------ FSU record is 4- 1 3- 0 1- 1 0- 0 vs ACC 2- 0 2- 0 0- 0 0- 0
2014 Atlantic Coast Conference Results 1 Virginia Tech 1264.5 2 North Carolina State 1226 3 North Carolina 995 4 Virginia 972 5 Florida State 957.5 6 Notre Dame 907.5 7 Georgia Tech 543 8 Duke 482 9 Pittsburgh 412.5 10 Boston College 205 11 Miami 156
FSU Sits in Second After Day One.
Junior Kaitlyn Dressel highlighted the night with a win the 50 free with a final time of 22.93.
Sept. 27, 2013
GAINESVILLE, FL - After the first night of competition, the Florida State swimming teams sit in second place at the Pinch- A- Penny All-Florida Invitational at the O'Connell Center in Gainesville, Fla.
The women's team tallied 251 points, while the men posted a total of 282. Both squads trail the host team, Florida heading into the second day of the meet.
"From start of prelims to the last race at finals the ability to press forward was great," head coach Frank Bradley said. "Our team was pushed to swim outside their comfort zone and we continued to find ways to improve and race hard. I was encouraged with how we prepared for our races and I thought we were one of the best teams at the meet in that regard."
Friday's finals session kicked off with a pair of second place finishes from the both 200 free relay teams.
The team of Kaitlyn Dressel, Tiffany Oliver, Sami Pochowski and Haley Powell posted a time of 1:33.14, while the men's squad of Paul Murray, Pavel Sankovich, Kevin Rogers and Jason McCormick swam a mark of 1:21.54.
Moving on to the 500 free, Madison Jacobi placed second with a blazing 4:47.10, just behind two-time U.S. Olympian Elizabeth Beisel (4:45.04). Jacobi's time was the fastest in-season mark of her career.
"Madison is a great example of an athlete that is staying consistent and improving," Bradley said. "In her morning swim, she was pressing from the beginning, got out of rhythm in the middle and acknowledged it and went after it at night. From the start she put the pedal down and that's a strong time for this early this season. It was a very encouraging swim and you can tell she's engaged in the process."
Senior Julia Henkel was sixth with a time of 5:00.87, while sophomore Josie Cuda placed eighth with a mark of 5:01.82.
In the men's final heat of the 500 free, the Seminoles took fifth through eighth place as senior Jack Deedrick led with a time of 4:34.12. Junior Juan Sequera followed in sixth at 4:37.84, out-touching sophomore Derek Pridemore who clocked a 4:37.84. Rogers was eighth with a time of 4:41.02.
Henkel led the Seminoles in the 200 IM by placing fourth with a time of 2:06.10, just ahead of a pair of freshmen. Chelsea Britt followed in fifth at 2:07.75, while Lydia Ware came in sixth with a readout of 2:07.85.
Sankovich swam a 1:49.77 in the 200 IM, placing third. Freshman Jason Coombs made his collegiate debut with a sixth place finish with a final time of 1:53.37 after posting a 1:51.58 in prelims. Junior Connor Knight followed in seventh at 1:53.42 just ahead of Sequera, who touched at 1:53.83 after swimming a 1:51.41 in the morning.
Dressel won the 50 free with a final time of 22.92 after swimming a mark just shy of her career best (22.71) at 22.86 in prelims and splitting a 23.00 in the lead-off leg of the 200 free relay. Oliver placed fourth at 23.33, while Pochowski was 10th in the `B' final with a mark of 24.12.
"Kaitlyn swam a really strong race," Bradley said. "It was one of those events that was just a great race that involved some great swimmers including her teammate Tiffany. She handled it great and she came out tonight and let it rip. Just like Madison, everyone else can take notice of how hard work, diligence and consistency pays off."
Murray (20.48) and Rogers (20.74) claimed a three-four punch in the 50 free, while McCormick (21.24) and Sankovich (21.70) placed seventh and eighth respectively. In prelims, Murray posted the fastest time at 20.09.
"With the men in general one thing we talked about is our depth," Bradley said. "I felt some people stepped up and there may not have been drastic improvements, but there were improvements. I thought the men raced well today, we just have to get faster."
The session concluded with the 400 medley relay, as the women took second and the men placed third.
Bianca Spinazzola, Pochowski, McKayla Lightbourn and Oliver swam a 3:46.83, while Sankovich, Jared Pike, Knight and Murray swam a time of 3:19.58.
Florida State posts five second place finishes while holding second place as a team on day two.
Sept. 28, 2013
GAINESVILLE, FL - Both the men's and women's Florida State swimming teams contributed a combined five second place finishes on the second day of the Pinch A Penny All-Florida Invitational at the O'Connell Center at the University of Florida.
The Seminoles are holding in second place, with the women tallying 534 point and the men posting a total of 658. Both teams trail the host squad, Florida.
"The one challenge for today was just to be really aggressive in races and getting out of those comfort zones," head coach Frank Bradley said. "I knew they would be challenged in some events, but we showed some speed and l think our team knows they have more in the tank than they think."
The women started the session off with a three-four punch in the 200 medley relay. The team of Bianca Spinazzola, Sami Pochowski, Chelsea Britt and Kaitlyn Dressel posted a time of 1:43.31, ahead of the foursome of Ashley Hicks, Morgan Stephenson, Mary Elizabeth King and Tiffany Oliver (1:46.80).
Pavel Sankovich, Jared Pike, Connor Knight and Paul Murray followed with a second place finish of their own, posting a mark of 1:29.90.
"The 200 medley had great combinations on the women's side," Bradley said. "I thought men's relay was strong. As we move forward with this event there is a lot of promise and I think by the end of the year, this could be one of our strongest relays on both sides."
Julia Henkel captured second place in the 400 IM with a time of 4:24.23. Freshman Caroline Neil was also in the final field, she took sixth with a mark of 4:34.15.
In the men's 400 IM, the Seminoles grabbed places five through eight with Juan Sequera leading, posting a mark of 3:57.75. Mike Thomas followed in sixth at 4:00.54, Kyle Doxtater clocked a 4:03.68 for seventh and Jack Deedrick came in eighth with a time of 4:11.49.
Moving on to the 100 fly, Britt (56.81), Spinazzola (57.26) and King (57.76) placed sixth, seventh and eighth respectively. In the men's final heat, Sankovich finished in second with a time of 48.33 while Knight placed fourth at 49.21. Cole Hensley took sixth with a mark of 49.91 and Cadell Lyons finished eighth at 50.82.
Dressel and Jacobi gave another three-four punch, as the Dressel posted time of 1:50.23 just ahead of Jacobi at 1:50.71. Pochowski was sixth with a 1:53.33 readout.
In the men's 200 free final, Kevin Rogers took fifth with a time of 1:39.51 after swimming a 1:38.64 in prelims. Jemal LeGrand swam a mark of 1:41.58, good enough for sixth while Robert Swanbeck touched in eight at 1:43.17 following his morning swim of 1:41.98.
Swimming her third event on the night, Pochowski placed second in the 100 breast with a time of 1:03.79. Stepheson was fourth at 1:06.81 and Dressel took eighth with a mark of 1:08.80.
Four Seminoles finished the 100 breast within a second of each other as Jason Coombs grabbed a second place of his own, swimming a time of 56.04. He out-touched Richie Hildebrand who was third with a time of 56.10. Alex Rodriguez was fifth 56.71, just in front of Pike at 56.77.
"I thought the men's breaststroke swam pretty well," Bradley said. "I think the last week has taken the toll on them but I was very encouraged to see where they are."
In the women's 100 back, Spinazzola (56.98), McKayla Lightborn (57.46) and Hicks (58.72) took sixth, seventh and eighth.
Sankovich swam a 48.13 for second place in the 100 back, while Josh Friedel came in sixth with a mark of 50.50.
The session closed with the 800 free relay where both the women and men took third. Dressel, Jacobi, Pochowski and Henkel swam a total time of 7:31.08 before Rogers, Swanbeck, Legrand and Knight posted a 6:48.29.
Sophomore Madison Jacboi won the 1650 free and junior Kaitlyn Dressel took first in the 100 free on the final night of the All-Florida Invitational.
Sept. 29, 2013
GAINESVILLE, FL - The men's and women's Florida State swimming teams placed second at the Pinch A Penny All-Florida Invitational, hosted by the University of Florida at the O'Connell Center. Both the men and women finished the three-day meet behind Florida.
"Tonight was a really good night," head coach Frank Bradley said. "We just let them respond after they were a little flat this morning and it was addressed. We needed to be aggressive on the last day and do a few things little different. Our guys and girls just needed to be more aware of what their bodies needed and I think we did a better job of that tonight, but it was a great way to finish the meet."
The women's team added two individual victories on the final night as Madison Jacobi started the session off with a win in the 1650 free, while Kaitlyn Dressel picked up her second first place of the meet with a win in the 100 free.
Jacobi turned in a time of 16:26.71, a mark that is just five seconds shy of her career best time.
"It was a really solid swim," Bradley said. "For this point in the season, we're only a couple of weeks in and it was an encouraging swim. She got into a rhythm and just swam her race. There was no specific tactic, she just got into a grove. It was a really solid performance."
Lauren Hine followed in eighth place with a time of 17:22.94, while Katy Stringfield was 12th (17:28.14) and Josie Cuda placed 15th (17:29.72).
In the men's mile, Jack Deedrick turned in a time of 15:51.66 for fourth place. Derek Pridemore was eighth with a mark of 16:04.77 while Dylan Marsolek finished 10th at 16:18.33, just ahead of Lucas Akker who was 11th with a time of 16:19.13.
McKayla Lightbourn and Ashley Hicks were fifth and sixth respectively in the 200 back, turning in marks of 2:03.77 and 2:03.82. Jacboi came back and swam a 2:07.80 for eighth place, however she posted a 2:03.96 in prelims.
Pavel Sankovich swam a time of 1:47.76 for fourth place in the 200 back. He finished just a head of Josh Friedel, who was fifth at 1:47.86.
In the 100 free, Dressel was first with a time of 49.50 after swimming a 49.91 in prelims. Tiffany Oliver was third with a time of 50.61 while Sami Pochowski was seventh at 52.33.
"Kaitlyn and Madison have been consistent," Bradley said. "They have been training well and Kaitlyn has been working on different things such as being more aggressive, trusting her speed and trusting the training. In all three races, she was flooring it and you have to be out there at the 75 (yard mark) or it could be tough to get back and that was the focus for her. It was really good and a great jump forward."
Jemal LeGrand led the way in the 100 free for the men, placing third with a time of 45.22. Paul Murray followed in fourth at 45.49 while Connor Knight was sixth with a mark of 45.96 and Jason Coombs placed seventh with a 46.16.
Placing fourth in the 200 breast was Morgan Stephenson with a time of 2:22.15 just ahead of Pochowski, who was fifth at 2:23.01. Julia Henkel swam a 2:23.11 for sixth.
The Seminoles took fifth through eighth in the men's 200 breast, with Juan Sequera leading the way with a 2:04.55. Jared Pike took sixth with a 2:06.20 while Jason Coombs followed in seventh at 2:06.88. Richie Hildebrand round out the field in eighth at 2:09.97 after posting a 2:06.11 in prelims.
With little rest, Henkel swam her second event on the night, placing second in the 200 fly with a time of 2:04.47. Mary Elizabeth King placed seventh with a time of 2:07.92 while Caroline Neil was eighth at 2:09.20.
Knight was second in the men's 200 fly, swimming a time of 1:48.56. Three other Seminoles followed in the final heat as Cole Hensley placed fifth with a 1:51.76. Mike Thomas was sixth at 1:53.09 and Max Mitchell was seventh with a time of 1:54.23.
The women concluded the weekend with a second place showing in the 400 free relay. Dressel swam her third 100 free under the 50-second barrier of the day, leading off with a time of 49.99. Oliver, Lydia Ware and Pochowski followed, turning in a total time of 3:22.57.
In the final race of the meet, the men were second and third. The team of Murray, Legrand, Knight and Coombs turned in a time of 3:01.61 while Jason McCormick, Sankovich, Jake Kingsford, and Kevin Rogers followed closely behind, posting a 3:03.23.
"After this meet I think our team is in a good spot," Bradley said. "We saw the confidence both individually and as a team skyrocket and that's where we need to be. It was a great weekend."
Event 2 - 200-Yard Freestyle Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Relay Team A 1:21.51 34
1) Paul Murray
2) Pavel Sankovich
3) Kevin Rogers
4) Jason McCormick
4 Relay Team B 1:23.61 30
1) Jason Coombs
2) Connor Knight
3) Max Mitchell
4) Jemal LeGrand
Event 4 - 500-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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5 Jack Deedrick 4:34.12 14
6 Juan Sequera 4:36.95 13
7 Derek Pridemore 4:37.84 12
8 Kevin Rogers 4:38.96 11
Event 6 - 200-Yard Individual Medley
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Place Name Time Points
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3 Pavel Sankovich 1:49.77 16
6 Jason Coombs 1:51.58 13
7 Connor Knight 1:52.80 12
8 Juan Sequera 1:51.41 11
Event 8 - 50-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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3 Paul Murray 20.09 16
4 Kevin Rogers 20.74 15
7 Jason McCormick 20.99 12
8 Pavel Sankovich 20.88 11
Event 12 - 400-Yard Medley Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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3 Relay Team A 3:19.58 32
1) Pavel Sankovich
2) Jared Pike
3) Connor Knight
4) Paul Murray
4 Relay Team B 3:23.91 30
1) Josh Friedel
2) Jason Coombs
3) Max Mitchell
4) Kevin Rogers
Event 14 - 200-Yard Medley Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Relay Team A 1:29.75 34
1) Pavel Sankovich
2) Jared Pike
3) Connor Knight
4) Paul Murray
4 Relay Team B 1:33.10 30
1) Josh Friedel
2) Jason Coombs
3) Cole Hensley
4) Kevin Rogers
Event 16 - 400-Yard Individual Medley
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Place Name Time Points
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5 Juan Sequera 3:57.75 14
6 Mike Thomas 4:00.54 13
7 Kyle Doxtater 4:03.68 12
8 Jack Deedrick 4:07.19 11
Event 18 - 100-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Pavel Sankovich 48.33 17
4 Connor Knight 48.68 15
6 Cole Hensley 49.91 13
8 Cadell Lyons 50.41 8
Event 20 - 200-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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5 Kevin Rogers 1:38.64 14
6 Jemal LeGrand 1:41.58 13
8 Robert Swanbeck 1:41.98 11
15 Connor Knight 1:43.34 2
Event 22 - 100-Yard Breaststroke
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Jason Coombs 56.04 17
3 Richard Hildebrand 56.10 16
5 Alex Rodriguez 56.71 14
6 Jared Pike 56.77 13
Event 24 - 100-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Pavel Sankovich 48.13 17
6 Josh Friedel 50.50 13
9 Max Mitchell 52.61 9
10 Mike Thomas 52.77 7
Event 28 - 800-Yard Freestyle Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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3 Relay Team A 6:48.29 32
1) Kevin Rogers
2) Robert Swanbeck
3) Jemal LeGrand
4) Connor Knight
5 Relay Team B 6:56.42 28
1) Juan Sequera
2) Jason McCormick
3) Cole Hensley
4) Derek Pridemore
Event 30 - 1650-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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4 Jack Deedrick 15:51.66 15
8 Derek Pridemore 16:04.70 11
10 Dylan Marsolek 16:18.33 7
11 Lucas Akker 16:19.13 6
Event 32 - 200-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
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4 Pavel Sankovich 1:47.76 15
5 Josh Friedel 1:47.86 14
9 Kevin Rogers 1:49.59 9
10 Juan Sequera 1:52.57 7
Event 34 - 100-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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3 Jemal LeGrand 45.22 16
4 Paul Murray 45.46 15
6 Connor Knight 45.96 13
7 Jason Coombs 45.80 12
Event 36 - 200-Yard Breaststroke
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Place Name Time Points
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5 Juan Sequera 2:04.55 14
6 Jared Pike 2:06.20 13
7 Jason Coombs 2:06.88 12
8 Richard Hildebrand 2:06.11 11
Event 38 - 200-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Connor Knight 1:48.56 17
5 Cole Hensley 1:51.76 14
6 Mike Thomas 1:53.09 13
8 Max Mitchell 1:52.20 11
Event 40 - 400-Yard Freestyle Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Relay Team A 3:01.61 34
1) Paul Murray
2) Jemal LeGrand
3) Connor Knight
4) Jason Coombs
3 Relay Team B 3:03.23 32
1) Jason McCormick
2) Pavel Sankovich
3) Jake Kingsford
4) Kevin Rogers
FSU Splits Tide.
The Florida State men's swimming and diving team defeated Alabama 179-121.
TUSCALOOSA, AL – In its first combined dual meet of the season, the FSU swimming and diving teams split wins with Alabama on Saturday. The men’s team won by a score of 179-121 moving to 1-0 to open the year, while the women fell to 2-1 on the season after the Crimson Tide won by a score of 167-133.
“The guys were great,” head coach Frank Bradley said. “Even when the racing didn’t go our way, they were still really strong. Both in training and today, they have the ability to come together and push through and there was never any let down. Overall, there were some great swims from the guys.”
The men’s team captured 10 first place finishes on the day, including four one-two punches. Both diving events produced two of those first and second strikes, including a sweep on 3-meter.
Senior Tom Neubacher won both 1-meter and 3-meter, scoring 347.10 and 372.95. The Windermere, Fla. native was comfortably ahead of his classmate Mikey Lewark in both events, who posted a 292.10 on 1-meter before scoring a 329.85 on 3-meter. Freshman Dominic Giordano completed the lone sweep for the Seminoles, placing third on 3-meter with a 324.70.
“It was nice have Tom get back into real competition,” head diving coach Pat Jeffrey said. “He needed that because he’s such a great competitor. He’s been training well and I knew I wasn’t going to see some things until we got to a meet. He stepped up and did a nice job. Mikey was consistent getting back into the swing of things. He needed to shake off the rust and I think by the next meet he’ll be ready to go. I thought the freshmen did well and we got a baseline on them.”
In addition to Neubacher, two other Seminoles captured multiple wins in individual events.
Senior Pavel Sankovich took first in the 100 back with a time of 48.75, about a second and-a-half faster than the next swimmer.
Sankovich was second in the 200 back with a time of 1:48.71, behind junior Josh Friedel who won the event with a 1:48.67. Together, Friedel and Sankovich distinguished themselves from the pack and finished almost two seconds ahead of the rest of the field.
“That depth is going to be nice to have at the end of the year,” Bradley said. “That combination is great and valuable thing. They’ve been training hard and with each other and I’m glad to see them translate that into the meet.”
In the 200 IM, Sankovich led the one-two charge, winning with a time of 1:50.28. Juan Sequera was second at 1:51.51.
Connor Knight swept the fly races, winning the 200 with ease at 1:47.53 before taking the 100 at 48.13.
“There’s been a lot of teaching,” Bradley said. “He’s a solid performer. He has the talent to be in that top end of swimmers in the country and he’s starting to take hold of things with closing with the 200 and changing his turns. He’s buying into the system and I’m happy to see that come together today.”
Senior Paul Murray contributed a win in the 50 free, swimming a time of 20.50. Junior Kevin Rogers turned in the first individual win of the meet, taking the 200 free with a mark of 1:38.44.
Both Seminole relays outlasted the Crimson Tide as the team of Sankovich, Jared Pike, Knight and Murray won the 200 medley relay to begin the meet with a time of 1:29.72.
Murray, Jason McCormick, Jemal LeGrand and Rogers swam a 2:59.70 to place first in the 400 free relay to close out the meet.
The women produced six wins on the day, coming from three athletes.
“They were a little flat and tentative,” Bradley said. “There were pretty good swims though and as the season goes on we need to learn how to ride the wave of energy and emotion as a team.”
Madison Jacobi won the distance events, first winning the 1650 free with a time of 16:38.01. Jacobi came back and won the 500 free with a time of 4:54.66.
Tiffany Oliver took care of the sprint races, taking first in the 50 free with a time of 23.10 before winning the 100 comfortably at 50.53.
“They were both swimming strong,” Bradley said. “They were the two that were aggressive. Getting into the front end of races and holding that pace in order to have good races.”
On the boards, Katrina Young and Kelsey Goodman were first and second respectively in both events. On 1-meter, Young turned in a score of 319.00 while Goodman was at 287.50. The pair came back on 3-meter with Young edging out Goodman, scoring 304.25. Goodman followed with a mark of 302.45.
“It’s funny, I’m trying to convince Katrina she’s a good springboard diver,” Jeffrey said. “We worked on it and emphasized it a little bit, but she’s still amazing at tower, but I think we’re seeing her confidence translate to springboard and it’s really nice. She brought her best to the table. When she steps up and uses her skill it’s tough to beat her. I’m proud of her. Kelsey is just very consistent and she’s always very tough and I’m proud of her.”
Event 2 - 200-Yard Medley Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Relay Team A 1:29.72 11
1) Pavel Sankovich
2) Jared Pike
3) Connor Knight
4) Paul Murray
Event 4 - 1650-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Dylan Marsolek 15:56.35 4
3 Derek Pridemore 15:57.18 3
Event 6 - 200-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Kevin Rogers 1:38.44 9
3 Robert Swanbeck 1:41.41 3
4 Jemal LeGrand 1:41.75 2
Event 8 - 100-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Pavel Sankovich 48.75 9
4 Josh Friedel 50.56 2
Event 10 - 100-Yard Breaststroke
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Jason Coombs 55.97 4
3 Richard Hildebrand 56.24 3
4 Alex Rodriguez 56.26 2
Event 12 - 200-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Connor Knight 1:47.43 9
3 Juan Sequera 1:50.73 3
4 Cole Hensley 1:51.53 2
Event 14 - 50-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Paul Murray 20.50 9
4 Jason McCormick 20.88 2
5 Kevin Rogers 21.06 1
Event 16 - One-Meter Diving
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Place Name Score Points
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1 Tom Neubacher 347.70 9
2 Michael Lewark 292.10 4
4 Dustin Miller 268.65 2
Event 18 - 100-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Paul Murray 44.88 4
3 Jason Coombs 45.64 3
5T Kevin Rogers 46.13 0.50
5T Jason McCormick 46.13 0.50
Event 20 - 200-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Josh Friedel 1:48.67 9
2 Pavel Sankovich 1:48.71 4
5 Mike Thomas 1:51.86 1
Event 22 - 200-Yard Breaststroke
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Place Name Time Points
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3 Juan Sequera 2:02.66 3
4 Alex Rodriguez 2:04.85 2
Event 24 - 500-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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4 Jack Deedrick 4:38.87 2
6 Dylan Marsolek 4:40.99 1
Event 26 - 100-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Connor Knight 48.13 9
4 Cole Hensley 50.36 2
5 Max Mitchell 50.55 1
Event 28 - Three-Meter Diving
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Place Name Score Points
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1 Tom Neubacher 372.95 9
2 Michael Lewark 329.85 4
3 Dominic Giordano 324.70 3
Event 30 - 200-Yard Individual Medley
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Pavel Sankovich 1:50.28 9
2 Juan Sequera 1:51.51 4
4 Jason Coombs 1:51.89 2
Event 32 - 400-Yard Freestyle Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Relay Team A 2:59.70 11
1) Paul Murray
2) Jason McCormick
3) Jemal LeGrand
4) Kevin Rogers
3 Relay Team B 3:05.39 2
1) Connor Knight
2) Jake Kingsford
3) Max Mitchell
4) Jason Coombs
FSU Doubles Up the Wins.
The FSU swimming and diving teams grabbed a pair of wins each in front of a fantastic home crowd on Friday night.
TALLAHASSEE, FL - The Florida State swimming and diving teams picked up a pair of ACC wins on Friday night over NC State and Georgia Tech at the Morcom Aquatics Center.
With both wins the 10th-ranked men's team moves to 3-0 (2-0 ACC) on the year, after defeating Georgia Tech 213-65 and No.24 NC State 162-136.
"It was truly an old fashion grudge match between a couple of teams," head coach Frank Bradley said. "We had to ride a few waves tonight which is something we haven't been able to do, but overall a couple of great wins and we had some great swims throughout the meet, but they had to fight. They needed a meet like that tonight."
The men's team started off the night by turning in a win with a season best time of 1:28.72 in the 200 medley relay with the team of Pavel Sankovich, Jason Coombs, Connor Knight and Paul Murray.
Sankovich added the first individual victory of the meet with the 100 back, cruising to a win with a time of 48.43.
The Seminoles grabbed the bulk of the points in the 100 breast coming in second, third and fourth. Both Jared Pike (55.89) and Richie Hildebrand (55.94) turned in season top times, coming in second and third respectively. Coombs followed in fourth with a time of 56.49.
FSU added a pair of wins in the next two events with Knight taking the 200 fly with a season best mark of 1:46.82 just before Murray won the 50 free with a time of 20.16.
Following the break, Josh Friedel held on to win the 200 back with a time of 1:48.38.
Sankovich and Knight delivered a much needed one-two punch in the 100 fly in order to help put away the Wolfpack. Sankovich won the race with a time of 47.76, just ahead of Knight who touched with a 47.85.
"What was neat about the guys was that they spread it out," Bradley said. "There wasn't any one guy that dominated anything. It was a men's team effort."
The Seminoles were an absolute force on both boards, contributing 30 points between two events.
Freshman Dominic Giordano had a break out day by winning both 1-meter (328.60) and 3-meter (363.15).
In 1-meter, Mikey Lewark was second with a score of 323.85, freshman Dylan Grisell was third at 314.35 edging out senior Tom Neubacher who was fourth with a mart of 313.30.
The rookies took the lead on 3-meter with Giordano in front, Grisell in second (342.90) and Dustin Miller was third with a 329.45. Lewark was fourth (327.70) and Neubacher was fifth (310.85).
"The freshmen were amazing," head diving coach Pat Jeffrey said. "Obviously, our upperclassmen are very consistent, but I was very proud of those kids for stepping up. We've got a lot of new life on the team and I'm really excited because we've got quite the squad."
"Thank God for diving tonight," Bradley said. "Those guys and girls were solid and consistent for us."
The FSU women move to 5-1 (2-0 ACC) on the year after defeating Georgia Tech 239-61 and topping NC State 157-67.
After NC State started off the meet by taking first and second in the 200 medley relay, the Seminoles fought back with a one-two punch of their own in the 1000 free.
Sophomore Madison Jacobi continued her progress in the distances races as she first turned in a time of 9:51.65 en route to winning the 1000 free. Her classmate Lauren Hine followed in second with a season-best time of 10:08.79.
Jacobi's mark was slightly off the school record, which was set in 2010 by Marissa Harrington at 9:50.77.
Senior Julia Henkel followed that race with a victory in the 200 free with a time of 1:50.46.
After surrendering a sweep to NC State in the 100 back, Pochowski came through with a win for the in the 100 breast, swimming a season best time of 1:02.22.
The Seminoles pulled away from Georgia Tech and NC State thanks to four-consecutive one-two punches.
"The girls locked in," Bradley said. "It was quiet in a way, but they started off flat on the relays and picked it up in the 1000 (free) and it was back and forth as we went on. I'm happy with the way they toughed it out, we just need to learn how to close out tight races a little better."
Henkel picked up her second win on the day in the 200 fly with a time of 2:02.17. Chelsie Britt followed in second with a season best time of 2:03.77.
Tiffany Oliver and Kaitlyn Dressel did their jobs in the 50 free, placing first and second with times of 23.02 and 23.20 respectively.
Oliver and Dressel rolled with their good vibes and repeated their one-two tandem in the 100 free. Oliver swam a 50.16 outlasting Dressel, who swam a 50.17.
Pochowski contributed her second win on the night, touching with a time of 2:18.66 in the 200 breast. Jaccobi added her second win as well, taking the 500 free with a mark of 4:53.79.
Henkel finished the night with a third victory, winning the 400 IM with a time of 4:20.32.
"Julia does a great job," Bradley said. "She works hard, always come to practice with a smile on her face and a sense of humor and she puts that in her race. She's been a great leader and it was a nice way for her to swim her senior night."
Senior Kelsey Goodman and Ariel Rittenhouse took care of the competition in 1-meter diving as the added first and second places in the event. Goodman tallied 299.05 points, while Rittenhouse racked a total of 287.90.
Katrina Young was the winner for 3-meter, scoring 336.50 ahead of Goodman in second (309.45) and Rittenhouse who was third (285.10).
"The ladies were solid and tough," Jeffrey said. "Kelsey is always right up in there and Ariel is coming off her injury and she's starting to look like herself again and I'm proud of her. She's a real trooper. Katrina is really starting to come on as a springboard diver. She had the dive of the night, just crushed it. Her skills are really coming along on springboard and she really enjoys competing."
Event 2 - 200-Yard Medley Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Relay Team A 1:28.72 11
1) Pavel Sankovich
2) Jason Coombs
3) Connor Knight
4) Paul Murray
3 Relay Team B 1:30.95 2
1) Josh Friedel
2) Richard Hildebrand
3) Cadell Lyons
4) Jason McCormick
Event 4 - 1000-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Jack Deedrick 9:26.21 4
5 Derek Pridemore 9:32.79 1
Event 6 - 200-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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3 Jemal LeGrand 1:40.36 3
4 Kevin Rogers 1:40.51 2
Event 8 - 100-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Pavel Sankovich 48.43 9
3 Josh Friedel 50.24 3
Event 10 - 100-Yard Breaststroke
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Jared Pike 55.89 4
3 Richard Hildebrand 55.94 3
4 Jason Coombs 56.49 2
Event 12 - 200-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Connor Knight 1:46.82 9
4 Cole Hensley 1:50.62 2
5 Juan Sequera 1:51.74 1
Event 14 - 50-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Paul Murray 20.16 9
3 Jason McCormick 20.61 3
5 Kevin Rogers 20.96 1
Event 16 - One-Meter Diving
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Place Name Score Points
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1 Dominic Giordano 328.60 9
2 Michael Lewark 323.85 4
3 Dylan Grisell 314.35 3
Event 18 - 100-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Paul Murray 44.41 4
4 Jason McCormick 45.24 2
Event 20 - 200-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Josh Friedel 1:48.76 9
3 Pavel Sankovich 1:50.10 3
4 Kevin Rogers 1:50.46 2
2 Juan Sequera 2:03.38 4
3 Jared Pike 2:05.03 3
Event 24 - 500-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Jack Deedrick 4:35.69 4
4 Dylan Marsolek 4:39.26 2
Event 26 - 100-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Pavel Sankovich 47.76 9
2 Connor Knight 47.85 4
5 Cadell Lyons 50.19 1
Event 28 - Three-Meter Diving
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Place Name Score Points
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1 Dominic Giordano 363.15 9
2 Dylan Grisell 342.90 4
3 Dustin Miller 329.45 3
Event 30 - 400-Yard Individual Medley
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Place Name Time Points
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3 Mike Thomas 4:03.19 3
5 Juan Sequera 4:05.32 1
Event 32 - 200-Yard Freestyle Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Relay Team A 1:20.78 4
1) Paul Murray
2) Jason McCormick
3) Kevin Rogers
4) Jason Coombs
FSU Doubles Up the Wins.
The FSU swimming and diving teams grabbed a pair of wins each in front of a fantastic home crowd on Friday night.
TALLAHASSEE, FL - The Florida State swimming and diving teams picked up a pair of ACC wins on Friday night over NC State and Georgia Tech at the Morcom Aquatics Center.
With both wins the 10th-ranked men's team moves to 3-0 (2-0 ACC) on the year, after defeating Georgia Tech 213-65 and No.24 NC State 162-136.
"It was truly an old fashion grudge match between a couple of teams," head coach Frank Bradley said. "We had to ride a few waves tonight which is something we haven't been able to do, but overall a couple of great wins and we had some great swims throughout the meet, but they had to fight. They needed a meet like that tonight."
The men's team started off the night by turning in a win with a season best time of 1:28.72 in the 200 medley relay with the team of Pavel Sankovich, Jason Coombs, Connor Knight and Paul Murray.
Sankovich added the first individual victory of the meet with the 100 back, cruising to a win with a time of 48.43.
The Seminoles grabbed the bulk of the points in the 100 breast coming in second, third and fourth. Both Jared Pike (55.89) and Richie Hildebrand (55.94) turned in season top times, coming in second and third respectively. Coombs followed in fourth with a time of 56.49.
FSU added a pair of wins in the next two events with Knight taking the 200 fly with a season best mark of 1:46.82 just before Murray won the 50 free with a time of 20.16.
Following the break, Josh Friedel held on to win the 200 back with a time of 1:48.38.
Sankovich and Knight delivered a much needed one-two punch in the 100 fly in order to help put away the Wolfpack. Sankovich won the race with a time of 47.76, just ahead of Knight who touched with a 47.85.
"What was neat about the guys was that they spread it out," Bradley said. "There wasn't any one guy that dominated anything. It was a men's team effort."
The Seminoles were an absolute force on both boards, contributing 30 points between two events.
Freshman Dominic Giordano had a break out day by winning both 1-meter (328.60) and 3-meter (363.15).
In 1-meter, Mikey Lewark was second with a score of 323.85, freshman Dylan Grisell was third at 314.35 edging out senior Tom Neubacher who was fourth with a mart of 313.30.
The rookies took the lead on 3-meter with Giordano in front, Grisell in second (342.90) and Dustin Miller was third with a 329.45. Lewark was fourth (327.70) and Neubacher was fifth (310.85).
"The freshmen were amazing," head diving coach Pat Jeffrey said. "Obviously, our upperclassmen are very consistent, but I was very proud of those kids for stepping up. We've got a lot of new life on the team and I'm really excited because we've got quite the squad."
"Thank God for diving tonight," Bradley said. "Those guys and girls were solid and consistent for us."
The FSU women move to 5-1 (2-0 ACC) on the year after defeating Georgia Tech 239-61 and topping NC State 157-67.
After NC State started off the meet by taking first and second in the 200 medley relay, the Seminoles fought back with a one-two punch of their own in the 1000 free.
Sophomore Madison Jacobi continued her progress in the distances races as she first turned in a time of 9:51.65 en route to winning the 1000 free. Her classmate Lauren Hine followed in second with a season-best time of 10:08.79.
Jacobi's mark was slightly off the school record, which was set in 2010 by Marissa Harrington at 9:50.77.
Senior Julia Henkel followed that race with a victory in the 200 free with a time of 1:50.46.
After surrendering a sweep to NC State in the 100 back, Pochowski came through with a win for the in the 100 breast, swimming a season best time of 1:02.22.
The Seminoles pulled away from Georgia Tech and NC State thanks to four-consecutive one-two punches.
"The girls locked in," Bradley said. "It was quiet in a way, but they started off flat on the relays and picked it up in the 1000 (free) and it was back and forth as we went on. I'm happy with the way they toughed it out, we just need to learn how to close out tight races a little better."
Henkel picked up her second win on the day in the 200 fly with a time of 2:02.17. Chelsie Britt followed in second with a season best time of 2:03.77.
Tiffany Oliver and Kaitlyn Dressel did their jobs in the 50 free, placing first and second with times of 23.02 and 23.20 respectively.
Oliver and Dressel rolled with their good vibes and repeated their one-two tandem in the 100 free. Oliver swam a 50.16 outlasting Dressel, who swam a 50.17.
Pochowski contributed her second win on the night, touching with a time of 2:18.66 in the 200 breast. Jaccobi added her second win as well, taking the 500 free with a mark of 4:53.79.
Henkel finished the night with a third victory, winning the 400 IM with a time of 4:20.32.
"Julia does a great job," Bradley said. "She works hard, always come to practice with a smile on her face and a sense of humor and she puts that in her race. She's been a great leader and it was a nice way for her to swim her senior night."
Senior Kelsey Goodman and Ariel Rittenhouse took care of the competition in 1-meter diving as the added first and second places in the event. Goodman tallied 299.05 points, while Rittenhouse racked a total of 287.90.
Katrina Young was the winner for 3-meter, scoring 336.50 ahead of Goodman in second (309.45) and Rittenhouse who was third (285.10).
"The ladies were solid and tough," Jeffrey said. "Kelsey is always right up in there and Ariel is coming off her injury and she's starting to look like herself again and I'm proud of her. She's a real trooper. Katrina is really starting to come on as a springboard diver. She had the dive of the night, just crushed it. Her skills are really coming along on springboard and she really enjoys competing."
Event 2 - 200-Yard Medley Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Relay Team A 1:28.72 11
1) Pavel Sankovich
2) Jason Coombs
3) Connor Knight
4) Paul Murray
3 Relay Team B 1:30.95 2
1) Josh Friedel
2) Richard Hildebrand
3) Cadell Lyons
4) Jason McCormick
Event 4 - 1000-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Jack Deedrick 9:26.21 4
5 Derek Pridemore 9:32.79 1
Event 6 - 200-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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3 Jemal LeGrand 1:40.36 3
4 Kevin Rogers 1:40.51 2
Event 8 - 100-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Pavel Sankovich 48.43 9
3 Josh Friedel 50.24 3
Event 10 - 100-Yard Breaststroke
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Jared Pike 55.89 4
3 Richard Hildebrand 55.94 3
4 Jason Coombs 56.49 2
Event 12 - 200-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Connor Knight 1:46.82 9
4 Cole Hensley 1:50.62 2
5 Juan Sequera 1:51.74 1
Event 14 - 50-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Paul Murray 20.16 9
3 Jason McCormick 20.61 3
5 Kevin Rogers 20.96 1
Event 16 - One-Meter Diving
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Place Name Score Points
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1 Dominic Giordano 328.60 9
2 Michael Lewark 323.85 4
3 Dylan Grisell 314.35 3
Event 18 - 100-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Paul Murray 44.41 4
4 Jason McCormick 45.24 2
Event 20 - 200-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Josh Friedel 1:48.76 9
3 Pavel Sankovich 1:50.10 3
4 Kevin Rogers 1:50.46 2
2 Juan Sequera 2:03.38 4
3 Jared Pike 2:05.03 3
Event 24 - 500-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Jack Deedrick 4:35.69 4
4 Dylan Marsolek 4:39.26 2
Event 26 - 100-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Pavel Sankovich 47.76 9
2 Connor Knight 47.85 4
5 Cadell Lyons 50.19 1
Event 28 - Three-Meter Diving
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Place Name Score Points
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1 Dominic Giordano 363.15 9
2 Dylan Grisell 342.90 4
3 Dustin Miller 329.45 3
Event 30 - 400-Yard Individual Medley
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Place Name Time Points
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3 Mike Thomas 4:03.19 3
5 Juan Sequera 4:05.32 1
Event 32 - 200-Yard Freestyle Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Relay Team A 1:20.78 4
1) Paul Murray
2) Jason McCormick
3) Kevin Rogers
4) Jason Coombs
Seminoles Thrive on Night One of Auburn Invite.
Madison Jacobi sets new school record in the 500 free, while the men's 400 medley relay swims an NCAA `A' time and Katrina Young wins 1-meter diving.
Nov. 22, 2013
AUBURN, AL - On the first night of competition at the Auburn invite, sophomore Madison Jacobi set a new school record in the 500 free with a time of 4:40.18, while helping the 22nd-ranked FSU women’s swimming and diving team to finish the session in second place.
In addition to Jacobi’s record, the men’s 400 medley relay team earned an NCAA automatic qualifying time of 3:09.93 and took second place. The team of Pavel Sankovich, Jared Pike, Connor Knight and Paul Murray have punched their tickets to Austin, Texas for the NCAA Championships on March 27-29 after that race.
“Madison had a heck of a swim,” head coach Frank Bradley said. “I thought tonight our 500 free and 200 IM swimmers were outstanding. Those guys at the end came together very nice and swam well - that’s the trick to all of it. I know that relay is going to drop time at the end of the year in and I’m pretty happy with it.”
After posting a time of 4:43.63 in prelims, Jacobi eclipsed her 2013 ACC Championships time of 4:41.85 in order to better her own FSU record. The Acworth, Ga. native was fourth in the race.
Senior Julia Henkel also made the top heat of the 500 free where she placed eighth with a time of 4:48.93.
In the 200 IM senior McKayla Lightbourn swam a career best time of 1:59.43, good enough for fourth place. With little rest, Henkel dove right back into action in the top heat, placing eighth with a final time of 2:04.08 after swimming a 2:01.98 in prelims.
Sophomore Kaitlyn Dressel led the way for the Seminoles in the 50 free, posting a career best time of 22.64, tying for fourth. Senior Tiffany Oliver followed in sixth with a time of 22.82.
In diving, redshirt junior Katrina Young posted the lone victory on the night for the Noles, taking the 1-meter event with a score of 309. 80. Senior Kelsey Goodman followed closely with a score of 303.90, placing third. Senior Ariel Rittenhouse was fourth with a total of 292.85.
The Seminoles began the night with a fifth place finish in the 200 free relay. Oliver, Dressel, Sami Pochowski and Haley Powell posted a time of 1:32.23. Lightbourn, Pochowski, Chelsea Britt and Oliver closed the session in the 400 medley relay in sixth place with a time of 3:41.29.
The defending national champions (No. 2) Georgia are in first place with a total of 461, followed by FSU (266.5) who is slightly ahead of (No. 15) Auburn who has 240.5. The 18th-ranked Crimson Tide is in fourth with a total of 124.
The men’s session started with an unfortunate disqualification in the 200 free relay, however the Seminoles moved on from the mishap and finished the evening in third place as team.
Junior Kevin Rogers had a breakout swim in the 500 free dropping six-seconds from his previous career best (4:27.42), posting a time of 4:21.00 in order to win the B final.
“What a swim by Kevin Rogers,” Bradley said. “He did a great job of being aggressive. He got up and went after it.”
In the 200 IM, Sankovich led the way for the Noles by taking seventh with a time of 1:47.47, just ahead of freshman Jason Coombs, who was eighth at 1:49.30.
Murray finished third in the 50 free with a time of 19.68.
The Seminoles had three divers in the top heat, with senior Tom Neubacher finishing in third with a score of 375.55. His classmate Mikey Lewark followed in fifth with a mark of 353.55 and freshman Dominic Giordano took eighth, scoring 324.10.
The 17th-ranked Tigers lead the meet with a score of 334 and are followed closely by the 7th-ranked Bulldogs who have 321. The 11th-ranked Seminoles are in third with 250, well ahead of No. 24 Alabama, who has 137.
“The biggest thing as the day went on we got better,”
Bradley said. “The tough competition isn’t phasing our kids and we’re getting up and competing and not putting any limitations on ourselves. I thought everyone swam pretty well this morning and we
made adjustments and swam even faster at finals. We had a ton of best times today and we just need to keep getting stronger throughout each session.”
The nationally-ranked FSU swimming and diving teams continued to perform well on the second night of the Auburn Invite.
Nov. 23, 2013
AUBURN, AL – The strong performances are continuing to build for the Florida State swimming and diving teams as the second day of the Auburn Invite came to a close. Both squads sit behind Georgia and Auburn heading into the final day of the meet.
“It was a strong day,” head coach Frank Bradley said. “It was fun. We had a really good morning came back and improved that’s what we asked them to do.”
The 22nd-ranked women’s team started the session off with a fourth place finish in the 200 medley relay. The team of Bianca Spinazzola, Sami Pochowski, Chelsea Britt and Tiffany Oliver turned in a time of 1:39.92.
Julia Henkel posted her season best time in the 400 IM, taking fifth with a time of 4:15.01.
Britt followed her 24.09 split in the medley relay with a breakout swim in the 100 fly, taking fifth. She was right on her best mark of 53.84. Spinazzola also swam in the top heat where she placed eighth with a time of 54.45.
Madison Jacobi swam her second career best time of the meet. She placed sixth in the 200 free with a time of 1:47.65. Kaitlyn Dressel was eighth with a 1:49.22.
In the 100 breast, Pochowski swam her career best time of 1:01.27, placing third. Morgan Stephenson was eighth with a final time of 1:02.68 after she posted her best time of 1:02.42 in prelims.
In her third race of the session, Spinazzola took fifth in the 100 back with a time of 54.55. McKayla Lightbourn followed in sixth with a mark of 54.73.
On the boards, Kelsey Goodman placed fourth with a score of 328.55 edging out Katrina Young, who took fifth with a score of 327.65.
“Everyone did pretty well,” head diving coach Patrick Jeffrey said. “This is a good learning experience for the veterans and younger kids. We’re diving against some great teams. These teams are in our zone and we’re getting that exposure and experience of facing some of the top divers now so when we see them again in March, we can beat them. This is what this meet is about.”
The Seminoles closed out finals with a second place showing in the 800 free relay. Jacobi, Henkel, Dressel and Tiffany Oliver came together and posted a time of 7:13.86.
The 11th-ranked men started the meet off by placing second in the 200 medley relay as Pavel Sankovich, Jared Pike, Connor Knight and Paul Murray swam a mark of 1:26.09, finishing behind Auburn.
Juan Sequera swam his season best in the 400 IM of 3:49.20 in order to place third in the event. Kyle Doxtater added a sixth place, as he turned in a career top time of 3:52.42.
For the first time in his career, Knight swam under the 47-second barrier in the 100 fly posting a mark of 46.58, good enough for third place. Sankovich swam a 46.79 and placed fifth and Cadell Lyons took seventh with a time of 48.06.
Kevin Rogers continued to swim ‘lights out’ on day two as he saw another drop in the 200 free. He finished third in the event with a final time of 1:36.83 after swimming his career best by two seconds in prelims of 1:36.54.
The men’s breaststroke group exercised its depth as it saw six swimmers under the 56-second mark between two heats of finals. Pike was third in the race with his best time of 53.61, while Alex Rodriguez placed sixth with a time of 55.04. Richie Hildebrand posted his best mark in prelims (54.94) before finishing seventh at 55.27. Jason Coombs rounded out the field in eighth with a time of 55.51.
However, in the B final Sequera swam a 55.36 and Murray smashed his best time, posting a 55.48.
In his third event on the night, Sankovich was the runner-up in the 100 back with a time of 46.81. Josh Friedel placed eighth with a final mark of 51.29 after swimming a 48.78 in prelims.
Tom Neubacher defended his specialty, as he won 1-meter with a score of 384.75. Dylan Grisell took fourth with a mark of 344.00 and Mikey Lewark finished sixth with a total of 335.90.
“Tom did a great job,” Jeffrey said. “He stepped up and he just thrives on competition and today was no exception.”
The men closed out the night with a fourth place finish in the 800 free relay with a team of Rogers, Jemal LeGrand, Robert Swanbeck and Knight. They swam a time of 6:36.83.
“It wasn’t a surprise for
these guys and gals to swim best times,” Bradley said, “As coaches it wasn’t surprising, but our swimmers it was. They’re setting themselves up in the morning, which allows them to go faster at night.
It was hard to pick out any one athlete that was outstanding, but we’re starting to build steam. We just need to keep going and finish it out tomorrow.”
The nationally-ranked FSU swimming and diving teams finished the three-day invite in third place behind strong performances.
Nov. 24, 2013
AUBURN, AL – The nationally-ranked Florida State swimming and diving teams finished in third behind Georgia and Auburn at the Auburn Invite on Sunday.
“I think for where we are, it was a really good few days,” head coach Frank Bradley said. “We had lots of career best times which was really good. We also started to find relay combinations and those are huge points at the end of the year. I thought we had a great day and that we finished strong.”
Sophomore Madison Jacobi collected her second school record of the meet, as she placed third in the 1650 free with a time of 16:16.29, placing third. Her time erases the 16:16.44 mark that Charlotte Broadbent set in 2010.
“Madison had a really steady swim,” Bradley said. “She went out like she should, but got a little funky in the middle, but she closed it out great and held on.”
Sophomore Lauren Hine was also seventh in the race, swimming a time of 17:00.82.
Starting off the evening session for the 22nd-ranked Seminoles, senior McKayla Lightbourn swam a career best time of 1:55.66 in the 200 back, placing third.
Senior Tiffany Oliver swam a 48.89 in the final heat of the 100 free, taking third while Kaitlyn Dressel swam a time of 49.40 and placed seventh.
After dropping over three seconds in the 200 breast, sophomore Morgan Stephenson placed sixth with a time of 2:15.36, just ahead of junior Laura Flewelling who was seventh with a mark of 2:17.62.
Freshman Chelsie Britt contributed an eighth place finish in the 200 fly with a time of 2:00.53 after posting a 1:58.38 in prelims.
In diving, Redshirt junior Katrina Young was third on platform with a total of 250.25.
The Seminoles closed out the meet with a third place showing in the 400 free relay. The team of Oliver Dressel, Sami Pochowski and Julia Henkel swam a time of 3:19.66.
Sophomore Dylan Marsolek swam a time of 15:35.36 in the 1650 free, placing eighth in the event prior to the start of the final session.
Pavel Sankovich started the evening off with a fourth place finish in the 200 back with a time of 1:45.04 while Kevin Rogers placed eighth with a mark of 1:47.63.
Finishing fourth in the 100 free was senior Paul Murray with a time of 43.10 and junior Cadell Lyons took sixth with a 44.14.
The 200 breast had four Seminoles in the top heat, with junior Juan Sequera leading the way taking fourth with a time of 1:58.72. Seniors Alex Rodriguez (2:00.47) and Jared Pike (2:00.71) followed in fifth and sixth respectively and freshman Jason Coombs rounded out the field in eighth with a time of 2:02.80.
Junior Connor Knight swam his career best in the 200 fly with a time of 1:44.08, taking second in the race. Cole Hensley placed six with a final mark of 1:47.97 after swimming his career best in prelims (1:47.97), while Kyle Doxater took eighth with a 1:49.89.
Freshman Dominic Giordano was the winner on platform with a score of 396.30. His classmate, Dylan Grisell was third with a total of 382.40 ahead of Tom Neubacher who was fifth with a score of 368.50. Mikey Lewark placed seventh with a score of 350.30.
“Dom dove really well today,” head coach Patrick Jeffrey said. “I thought all of our guys were really locked in and they did well. It was great to see our freshman thriving while facing some tough competition and I know this is going to prepare them for Zones in March.”
The 11th-ranked men’s team ended the meet with a third place showing in the 400 free relay with a final time of 2:55.90 by ways of Murray, Lyons, Jemal LeGand and Coombs.
Event 2 - 200-Yard Freestyle Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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4 Relay Team B 1:21.43 30
1) Kevin Rogers
2) Jemal LeGrand
3) Cadell Lyons
4) Connor Knight
8 Relay Team C 1:23.02 24
1) Jake Kingsford
2) Ian Apple
3) Tyler Fozkos
4) Max Mitchell
Event 4 - 500-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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9 Kevin Rogers 4:21.00 9
12 Derek Pridemore 4:28.80 5
13 Dylan Marsolek 4:29.33 4
16 Jack Deedrick 4:31.03 1
Event 6 - 200-Yard Individual Medley
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Place Name Time Points
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7 Pavel Sankovich 1:47.47 12
8 Jason Coombs 1:49.30 11
10 Jared Pike 1:49.71 7
11 Kyle Doxtater 1:49.92 6
12 Connor Knight 1:50.56 5
15 Mike Thomas 1:52.16 2
16 Alex Rodriguez 1:52.47 1
Event 8 - 50-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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3 Paul Murray 19.64 16
13 Jason McCormick 20.53 4
16 Jason Coombs 20.64 1
Event 10 - Three-Meter Diving
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Place Name Score Points
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3 Tom Neubacher 375.55 16
5 Michael Lewark 366.80 14
8 Dominic Giordano 378.00 11
10 Dylan Grisell 344.80 7
14 Kalonji Cole 288.40 3
16 Dustin Miller 269.20 1
Event 12 - 400-Yard Medley Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Relay Team A 3:09.93 34
1) Pavel Sankovich
2) Jared Pike
3) Connor Knight
4) Paul Murray
7 Relay Team B 3:18.03 26
1) Harrison Brogden
2) Richard Hildebrand
3) Cadell Lyons
4) Jemal LeGrand
Event 14 - 200-Yard Medley Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Relay Team A 1:26.09 34
1) Pavel Sankovich
2) Jared Pike
3) Connor Knight
4) Paul Murray
5 Relay Team B 1:29.43 28
1) Josh Friedel
2) Richard Hildebrand
3) Cadell Lyons
4) Tyler Fozkos
Event 16 - 400-Yard Individual Medley
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Place Name Time Points
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3 Juan Sequera 3:49.20 16
6 Kyle Doxtater 3:52.42 13
10 Mike Thomas 3:56.59 7
12 Jack Deedrick 4:03.03 4
Event 18 - 100-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
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3 Connor Knight 46.58 16
5 Pavel Sankovich 46.79 14
7 Cadell Lyons 48.06 12
10 Cole Hensley 48.53 7
12 Max Mitchell 48.65 5
Event 20 - 200-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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3 Kevin Rogers 1:36.54 16
11 Jemal LeGrand 1:38.38 6
13 Robert Swanbeck 1:38.75 4
16 Jason McCormick 1:39.95 1
Event 22 - 100-Yard Breaststroke
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Place Name Time Points
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3 Jared Pike 53.61 16
6 Alex Rodriguez 55.00 13
7 Richard Hildebrand 54.94 12
8 Jason Coombs 55.16 11
10 Juan Sequera 55.36 7
12 Paul Murray 55.48 5
Event 24 - 100-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Pavel Sankovich 46.81 17
8 Josh Friedel 48.78 11
14 Harrison Brogden 49.81 3
Event 28 - 800-Yard Freestyle Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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4 Relay Team A 6:36.83 30
1) Kevin Rogers
2) Jemal LeGrand
3) Robert Swanbeck
4) Connor Knight
7 Relay Team B 6:41.00 26
1) Jason McCormick
2) Juan Sequera
3) Derek Pridemore
4) Jason Coombs
Event 32 - 200-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
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4 Pavel Sankovich 1:45.04 15
8 Kevin Rogers 1:47.09 11
11 Harrison Brogden 1:49.15 6
15 Mike Thomas 1:50.38 2
16 Josh Friedel 1:50.20 1
Event 34 - 100-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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4 Paul Murray 43.10 15
6 Cadell Lyons 44.14 13
14 Jemal LeGrand 44.79 3
15T Jason McCormick 45.06 1.50
Event 36 - 200-Yard Breaststroke
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Place Name Time Points
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4 Juan Sequera 1:58.72 15
5 Alex Rodriguez 2:00.47 14
6 Jared Pike 2:00.71 13
8 Jason Coombs 2:01.20 11
13 Richard Hildebrand 2:04.11 4
Event 38 - 200-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Connor Knight 1:44.08 17
6 Cole Hensley 1:47.71 13
8 Kyle Doxtater 1:49.89 11
14 Max Mitchell 1:51.25 3
Event 42 - 400-Yard Freestyle Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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3 Relay Team A 2:55.90 32
1) Paul Murray
2) Cadell Lyons
3) Jemal LeGrand
4) Jason Coombs
6 Relay Team B 2:58.70 28
1) Kevin Rogers
2) Pavel Sankovich
3) Jason McCormick
4) Connor Knight
FSU Earns Three National Finalists.
Kelsey Goodman, Katrina Young and Dominic Giordano all dove in the finals of their specialties at the USA Winter Diving Nationals.
AUSTIN, TX - The 2013 USA Winter Diving Nationals came to a close on Sunday with three Florida State divers capturing podium honors. The six-day meet was held at the Lee & Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center on the campus of the University of Texas.
"I was happy with our meet," head diving coach Patrick Jeffrey said. "I thought we competed solid throughout the week, which resulted in three of our kids performing well in finals. We'll take a little break for the holiday and we'll be ready and refreshed for 2014."
In the final rounds of competition on Sunday, senior Kelsey Goodman concluded her meet with a fifth place finish in 3-meter diving with a score of 827.75 while freshman Dominic Giordano placed ninth on platform with a total of 1069.75.
Redshirt junior Katrina Young took fourth place in her specialty - the platform. On Saturday, Young closed out her meet with a total of 893.95.
Goodman held her fifth place throughout finals from the semifinal round (545.00), while Giordano fell from seventh in semi's (711.65).
Young tallied 603.50 following her semifinal round, good enough for third place.
Goodman also competed in the 1-meter quarterfinals to start the meet on Tuesday and placed 17th with a score of 231.80. Senior Tom Neubacher was less than a point out of the final field, as he took ninth in 1-meter with a score of 329.05.
Event 1 - One-Meter Diving ==================================================== Place Name Score Points ==================================================== 9 Tom Neubacher 329.05 9 Event 2 - Platform Diving ==================================================== Place Name Score Points ==================================================== 9 Dominic Giordano 711.65 9
Noles Fall to Gators.
The No. 23 FSU women's team was six points shy of upsetting the fifth-ranked Gators.
GAINESVILLE, FL – The nationally-ranked men’s (3-1) and women’s (5-2) Florida State swimming and diving teams fell to the top-five Florida squads on Saturday at the Stephen C. O’Connell Center.
“It was tough to lose the women’s meet by six points,” head coach Frank Bradley said. “We were a few events away from pulling off the upset. We lost a few close races that we needed to win. Overall I think both teams fought hard and I like how we’re setting up for the end of the season.”
In past years, the matchup between the Seminoles and Gators has been severely slanted in Florida’s favor, however after Saturday’s contest, FSU has closed the gap over the past two seasons. In 2012, the ladies picked up their fourth win in school history 157-143, while the men lost 167-133. This season, the women fell to the fifth-ranked Gators 153-147, while the men dropped their meet to third-ranked UF, 180-118.
“Florida is such a great team,” Bradley said. “They will always be tough to beat, but I think we’ve closed the gap on them. They swam well today and the difference was their depth. They’re top-five for a reason.”
In addition to diving, The 23rd-ranked women’s team was dominant in the sprint races as Kaitlyn Dressel and Tiffany Oliver swam one-two punches in both the 50 free and 100 free events. Dressel was victorious in both, swimming times of 22.90 (50 free) and 50.49 (100 free) respectively, while Oliver was 23.14 and 50.84 taking second.
Leading wire-to-wire in the 500 free was sophomore Madison Jacobi, who touched with a time of 4:53.94.
Senior Julia Henkel made her move in the breast portion of the 400 IM in order to win the event with a time of 4:22. 38. Henkel’s day also included a second place showing in the 200 fly, who posted a time of 2:03.22 finishing behind the winner Chelsie Britt (2:02.22). Henkel also led the Seminoles in the 200 free with a third place finish with a time of 1:50.68.
The diving portion of the meet took place on Thursday with the Seminoles taking first and second on both boards. Senior Kelsey Goodman was the winner on 1-meter with a score of 292.50, while her classmate Ariel Rittenhouse followed in second with a score of 288.97. Moving to 3-meter, redshirt junior Katrina Young led the event with a score of 298.95 edging out Goodman (295.20) who was second.
“I was happy with our performance,” head diving coach Patrick Jeffrey said. “It was another solid outing for the ladies.”
After Henkel’s victory in the 400 IM, the Seminoles needed to take first and second place in the final event of the meet in order to win the meet, however FSU was first and third. The team of Tiffany Oliver, Kaitlyn Dressel, Laura Flewelling and Sami Pochowski won the race with a time of 1:32.97.
The 16th-ranked men’s team was led by senior Pavel Sankovich, who performed two dominating wins in the 100 back and 100 fly events. Sankovich first swam a 47.33 in the 100 back before posting a season best time in the 100 fly with a mark of 46.49. His 100 fly race was the sixth fastest time in the NCAA this season.
Following Sankovich in the 100 fly was Connor Knight, who was second with a time of 47.96. Knight was also second in the 200 fly with a time of 1:47.60.
“Pavel and Connor swam well today,” Bradley said. “I really like how those two are dominating the 100 fly. They’re fun to watch.”
Tom Neubacher was dominant on the boards as he won both events with scores of 351.75 on 1-meter and 342.60 from 3-meter. In 1-meter, the Seminoles dove a sweep with freshmen Dylan Grisell placing (281.93).
“Tom is such a competitor,” Jeffrey said. “When he’s locked in he’s so tough to beat and that showed on Thursday.”
Event 2 - One-Meter Diving
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Place Name Score Points
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1 Tom Neubacher 351.75 9
2 Dylan Grisell 293.02 4
3 Michael Lewark 281.93 3
Event 4 - Three-Meter Diving
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Place Name Score Points
====================================================
1 Tom Neubacher 342.60 9
3 Michael Lewark 301.50 3
Event 6 - 400-Yard Medley Relay
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
2 Relay Team A 3:15.83 4
1) Pavel Sankovich
2) Jared Pike
3) Connor Knight
4) Paul Murray
Event 8 - 1000-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
3 Jack Deedrick 9:28.19 3
4 Derek Pridemore 9:29.45 2
Event 10 - 200-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
3 Kevin Rogers 1:39.93 3
5 Jason Coombs 1:41.82 1
Event 12 - 100-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
1 Pavel Sankovich 47.33 9
6 Josh Friedel 51.00 1
Event 14 - 100-Yard Breaststroke
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
3 Richard Hildebrand 56.67 3
4 Jared Pike 56.80 2
5 Jason Coombs 56.86 1
Event 16 - 200-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
2 Connor Knight 1:47.60 4
5 Cole Hensley 1:51.33 1
Event 18 - 50-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
2 Paul Murray 20.33 4
3 Jason McCormick 20.81 3
Event 20 - 100-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
3 Paul Murray 45.38 3
4 Jason Coombs 45.40 2
Event 22 - 200-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
2 Josh Friedel 1:49.51 4
4 Harrison Brogden 1:50.98 2
Event 24 - 200-Yard Breaststroke
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
3 Juan Sequera 2:02.38 3
4 Jared Pike 2:06.53 2
Event 26 - 500-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
5 Derek Pridemore 4:38.26 2
6 Jack Deedrick 4:40.49 1
Event 28 - 100-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
1 Pavel Sankovich 46.49 9
2 Connor Knight 47.96 4
4 Cadell Lyons 49.75 2
Event 30 - 400-Yard Individual Medley
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
2 Kyle Doxtater 4:04.22 4
3 Mike Thomas 4:12.42 3
4 Jack Deedrick 4:16.41 2
Event 32 - 200-Yard Freestyle Relay
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
2 Relay Team A 1:21.22 4
1) Pavel Sankovich
2) Paul Murray
3) Jason McCormick
4) Cadell Lyons
3 Relay Team B 1:22.87 2
1) Jemal LeGrand
2) Connor Knight
3) Jason Coombs
4) Kevin Rogers
Noles Down Owls.
Sophomore Madison Jacobi set a new school record in the 1000 free with a time of 9:46.25.
TALLAHASSEE, FL – The nationally-ranked Florida State swimming and diving teams picked up a pair of wins over Florida Atlantic on Friday at the Bobby E. Leach Center. The No. 16 men’s team closes out the year with a record of 4-1 after winning 176-112, while the 20th-ranked women move to 6-2 after a 176-113 victory.
“I really like where we are,” head coach Frank Bradley said. “I really liked the attitude and how we attacked our races today. All around I was pretty pleased with the guys and girls and the way they performed today.”
Sophomore Madison Jacobi became the fastest distance swimmer in FSU history after setting a new 1000 free mark of 9:46.25. With that record, Jacobi now owns the top times in the 500, 1000 and 1650 free events. Jacobi took down the old mark of 9:50.77 which was set by Marissa Harrington back in 2010.
Jacobi also won multiple events on the day as she followed her record-shattering swim with a victory in the 500 free with a time of 4:55.77.
“I was especially happy with Madison,” Bradley said. “She got after the 1000 and she’s really setting herself up to have a great postseason.”
Her time career-best of 9:46.25 was the ninth fastest mark in the NCAA this season.
As a team, the Seminoles were dominant as they swept (placed first, second and third) eight of the 16 events and had several swimmers as first-time individual event winners.
Freshman Caroline Page picked up her first career individual event win in the 100 back, swimming a time of 56.24, while sophomore Jordan Jarmakowicz turned in a pair of best times in order to win the 100 breast (1:04.28) and 200 breast 2:20.38.
Senior Hannah Wilson was the winner in the 100 free with a time of 51.86.
In diving, the Seminoles swept both boards as redshirt junior Katrina Young won 1-meter with a score of 317.03, while seniors Kelsey Goodman was second (295.13) and Ariel Rittenhouse was third (288.45). In 3-meter, Rittenhouse was the winner with a score of 320.85 while Young was second (306.30) and Goodman was third (297.00).
“They were great today,” head diving coach Patrick Jeffrey said. “Katrina is continuing to show her progress in springboard and Ariel had a great 3-meter round today. I really like what we’re doing and where we are.”
The men’s meet was performed in similar fashion, as FSU swept 12 events with five first-time winners.
Sophomore Dylan Marsolek picked up his first-career dual meet victory in the 1000 free, posting a time of 9:18.68, just in front of sophomore Derek Pridemore who touched in second at 9:19.19.
Senior Robert Swanbeck won the 200 free from lane two, swimming a time of 1:40.30 just ahead of junior Kevin Rogers who finished at 1:40.71.
Senior Pavel Sankovich won a pair of races on the day, first touching with a time of 1:46.27 in the 200 fly. Sankovich then finished the meet winning the 200 IM with a time of 1:50.64.
Also winning a pair of events were junior Harrison Brogden and senior Alex Rodriguez.
Posting the first wins of his career, Brogden won the backstroke races, posting a time of 50.59 in the 100, before swimming a 1:48.63 in the 200.
Rodriguez finished the 100 breast with the top time of 54.88 before posting a 2:01.61 in order to win the 100.
Sophomore Jake Kingsford and senior Max Mitchell also picked up first-time wins. Kingsford took the 100 free with a time of 45.80, while Mitchell won the 100 fly with a 49.18.
In diving, senior Tom Neubacher shined in his specialty as he took the win in 1-meter with a score of 393.08 and senior Mikey Lewark was second with 323.93. Sophomore Kalonji Cole placed third with a total of 307.50.
Lewark had a career performance on 3-meter as he posted a score of 410.40, while Neubacher was second with a total of 366.60.
“Mikey was on fire on 3-meter,” Jeffrey said. “He had a great day and Tom was solid. But, I was very happy to see some great things from Kalonji. Everyone did well today.”
Event 2 - 200-Yard Medley Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Relay Team A 1:29.45 11
1) Pavel Sankovich
2) Richard Hildebrand
3) Connor Knight
4) Paul Murray
2 Relay Team C 1:32.12 4
1) Josh Friedel
2) Jason Coombs
3) Max Mitchell
4) Kevin Rogers
Event 4 - 1000-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
1 Dylan Marsolek 9:18.68 9
2 Derek Pridemore 9:19.19 4
3 Lucas Akker 9:26.46 3
Event 6 - 200-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
1 Robert Swanbeck 1:40.30 9
2 Kevin Rogers 1:40.71 4
3 Jemal LeGrand 1:42.08 3
Event 8 - 100-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
1 Harrison Brogden 50.59 9
2 Josh Friedel 50.81 4
3 Cadell Lyons 52.12 3
Event 10 - 100-Yard Breaststroke
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
1 Alex Rodriguez 54.88 9
2 Jared Pike 56.05 4
3 Jason Coombs 56.37 3
Event 12 - 200-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
1 Pavel Sankovich 1:46.27 9
2 Cole Hensley 1:47.72 4
3 Connor Knight 1:50.72 3
Event 14 - 50-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
1 Paul Murray 20.26 9
2 Jake Kingsford 20.97 4
3 Ian Apple 21.03 3
Event 15 - One-Meter Diving
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Place Name Score Points
====================================================
1 Tom Neubacher 393.08 9
2 Michael Lewark 323.93 4
3 Kalonji Cole 307.50 3
Event 18 - 100-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
1 Jake Kingsford 45.80 9
2 Ian Apple 46.12 4
3 Jason McCormick 46.14 3
Event 20 - 200-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
1 Harrison Brogden 1:48.63 9
2 Josh Friedel 1:51.42 4
3 Kevin Rogers 1:51.79 3
Event 22 - 200-Yard Breaststroke
====================================================
Place Name Time Points
====================================================
1 Alex Rodriguez 2:01.61 9
2 Juan Sequera 2:02.21 4
3 Jason Coombs 2:03.17 3
Event 24 - 500-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
1 Derek Pridemore 4:33.78 9
2 Dylan Marsolek 4:34.02 4
3 Lucas Akker 4:38.32 3
Event 26 - 100-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
====================================================
1 Max Mitchell 49.17 9
2 Cole Hensley 49.76 4
3 Cadell Lyons 50.12 3
Event 28 - Three-Meter Diving
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Place Name Score Points
====================================================
2 Tom Neubacher 366.60 4
4 Kalonji Cole 272.48 2
` Michael Lewark 410.40 9
Event 30 - 200-Yard Individual Medley
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Pavel Sankovich 1:50.64 9
2 Juan Sequera 1:51.80 4
3 Kyle Doxtater 1:56.88 3
Event 32 - 200-Yard Freestyle Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Relay Team A 1:22.07 11
1) Pavel Sankovich
2) Jason McCormick
3) Kevin Rogers
4) Paul Murray
2 Relay Team B 1:23.17 4
1) Cadell Lyons
2) Ian Apple
3) Jemal LeGrand
4) Connor Knight
Noles Take Down Records on Night One.
The 200 medley relay and Kevin Rogers posted new FSU records on the first night of the ACC Championships.
Feb. 26, 2014
GREENSBORO, NC – On the first night of the 2014 Men’s ACC Swimming and Diving Championships, the 17th-ranked Florida State swim team set a par of new school standards at the Greensboro Aquatic Center.
In the first race of the night as the top seed, Florida State looked to defend its 2013 title in the 200 medley relay, however the Seminoles took second with an overall time of 1:24.72. The team of Pavel Sankovich, Jared Pike, Connor Knight and Paul Murray set a new school record while achieving an NCAA automatic time standard.
“Our medley was great,” head coach Frank Bradley said. “We were fast tonight and I think there will be more to come with those guys down the road at NCAA’s. It was a precursor of what we are capable of doing. It was a great race.”
Moving on to the 800 free relay, the Seminoles held their seed with a seventh place finish. Junior Kevin Rogers led off the relay, turning in a split time of 1:34.52 in the 200 free, breaking the FSU record set by Andy Hodgson set in 2009 at 1:34.80.
“I was very happy for Kevin,” Bradley said. “He was ready and I was very pleased on how he led off the relay. He gave us that speed up front we needed.”
Following that swim, the team of Knight, Jemal LeGrand and Jason Coombs turned in a time of 6:26.34.
With diving factored into the team score, the Seminoles sit in second (271) heading into the first full
day of competition behind Virginia Tech (315), however NC State had a big night after winning both the 200 medley and 800 free relays and will be expected to move up despite its ninth place position
(151).
Seniors Pavel Sankovich and Paul Murray set new ACC Meet, Conference and FSU records in their individual races on the second night of the ACC Championships.
Feb. 27, 2014
GREENSBORO, NC – On the second night of the 2014 ACC Championships, seniors Pavel Sankovich and Paul Murray sent shockwaves throughout the Greensboro Aquatic Center after setting new ACC Meet, Conference and FSU records en route to earning gold in their first individual races.
Murray touched the wall with a time of 19.04 in the 50 free, taking down an ACC mark that was set in 2006 by NC State swimmer Cullen Jones - a two-time U.S. Olympian as well as two-time gold and silver medalist who was a part of the unforgettable 4x100 free relay in Beijing, which helped Michael Phelps achieve his eight gold medals during those Games.
Aside from the ACC standards, Murray broke Brendon Dedekind’s record of 19.17 which was set back in 1998 and is the second oldest among the breakable records in the FSU books.
The Coconut Creek, Fla. native’s time is also ties as the second fastest in the country this year.
Sankovich was in control of the 200 IM from start to finish as he posted a time of 1:41.92 – which is the second fastest mark in the NCAA this season. With that time, Sankovich defended his title and broke his own meet and school record from 2013 (1:43.22), while taking down the conference record which was set in 2009 by Gal Nevo of Georgia Tech (1:42.79).
“Applause to those guys,” head coach Frank Bradley said. “Those guys raced the way they trained all year and they really knocked it out of the park and it was very deserving. I’m really happy for those guys.”
Following his record breaking split on Wednesday in the 800 free relay, Kevin Rogers came out this morning slightly off his best 500 free time, earning a 10th place seed for finals with a 4:23.32. But in finals, Rogers went out ahead of the field and cruised to a win in the ‘B’ final, picking up ninth place points with a time of 4:19.56.
“Kevin also had a fantastic swim,” Bradley said. “He had the second fastest time of the night and he’s really swimming well so far.”
In addition to Sankovich, three other Seminoles scored points in the 200 IM as Jason Coombs posted a career best with a 1:46.26, finishing 10th. Juan Sequera earned 16th place points with a final time of 1:47.11 after swimming his personal best in prelims (1:46.72). Connor Knight swam in the ‘C’ final and placed 24th with a final time of 1:47.57.
Also scoring ninth place points in the 50 free was Jason McCormick who earned a career best time of 19.71.
“There were some bright spots today,” Bradley said. “Jason had one of those. He dropped a ton of time today in that 50.”
In the first event of the night, the Seminoles were victim of a disqualification in the 200 free relay.
“Even with the disqualification those guys put it behind them and came out tonight and raced,” Bradley said. “They raced the way the trained all year and we’re in the thick of the meet now and I’m interested to see how we come out tomorrow. It was exciting to see the swim at that level tonight.”
With diving factored into the team score, the Seminoles sit in fourth (404) heading into the second full day of competition behind Virginia Tech (565), NC State
(433) and Virginia (408). FSU is just nine points in front of North Carolina and 34 ahead of Notre Dame.
The Florida State men's swim team had a strong day at the ACC Championships, capturing three events while rewriting the record books in four events.
Feb. 28, 2014
GREENSBORO, NC – The 17th-ranked Florida State men’s swim team continued rewrite the history books at the ACC Championships as senior Pavel Sankovich led the charge by contributing to three new standards tonight at the Greensboro Aquatic Center.
Tonight, Sankovich set a total of nine new records while capturing gold in three events. All told, Sankovich set new ACC Meet, Conference and FSU records in each of his individual races as well as the 400 medley relay, while adding a school mark as a part of the 200 medley relay equaling out to 13 new standards.
“Pavel had great race management today,” head coach Frank Bradley said. “He took care of his of body and he’s such a smart racer, so he was able to carry that through the whole day. It was one of those things where he wasn’t going to lose in any race and he just threw it down.”
Sankovich grabbed his second gold of the night in the 100 fly by turning in a time of 45.12 en route to posting the second fastest mark in the NCAA this year. In the prelims, Connor Knight originally erased the mark set by Jarryd Botha of 46.23 in 2009, however The Hronda, Belarus native topped Knight’s time. Knight finished with bronze turning in the exact same time of 45.83.
Following his 100 fly, Sankovich contested in his third race of the night in the 100 back. Showing little signs of fatigue, Sankovich utilized every turn and his powerful underwater kicking to propel him to another gold medal, turning in a time of 45.83.
In one of the stronger relays in the Florida State arsenal, the top seeded Seminoles held on for a huge victory in the 400 medley relay to start the session with a time of 3:04.47 – a mark that shattered the ACC Meet, Conference (3:07.17) and FSU records.
Sankovich led the race off with a new trio of records in the 100 back leg, touching with a 45.31 allowing the Seminoles to lead the race from start to finish as Jared Pike (52.56), Connor Knight (45.20) and Paul Murray (41.40) closed out the race. For Sankovich, that time is also the second fastest in the country this season.
With the win, the Seminoles brought home the first gold in the 400 medley relay race since 2007 while taking down a FSU standard that was set in 2009 by Andy Hodgson, Scott Thacker, Jarryd Botha and Ed Denton at 3:08.89.
“Those four knew they needed to be sharper in the 200,” Bradley said. “All four guys had great splits and they were smart and confident about it tonight. They didn’t over-swim it and they did it together and the biggest thing was they wanted to win it.”
In the 400 IM, FSU had two swimmers score as junior Juan Sequera placed 16th with a time of 3:52.35 and Kyle Doxtater finished with a final time of 3:52.95.
Also scoring points in the 100 fly in addition to Sankovich and Knight was Cadell Lyons, who won the ‘B’ final with a career best time of 46.65 while Cole Hensley was victorious in the ‘C’ final with his personal best of 47.55.
“Our guys did a really good winning each heat,” Bradley said. “They all swam really well tonight and they all took a decent bit of time off that race this season. But the biggest thing for us, we needed to learn how to get it done in the morning session, but these guys are maturing and they’ll get there.”
Kevin Rogers swam in his first career ACC Championship final in the 200 free, where he placed sixth with a time of 1:35.10. Jemal LeGrand also grabbed 20th place points with a time of 1:38.23.
With four swimmers in the ‘B’ final of the 100 breast, Jason Coombs led the way winning the heat and placing ninth with a final time of 53.09. The personal best set a new FSU record which erased Brendon Dedekind’s mark which was set back in 1997 of 53.16.
Following Coombs was Pike in 11th (53.33), Alex Rodriguez finished 14th with a final mark of 53.92 and Richie Hildebrand placed 15th at 54.06. All four contributed a career best in the event during the meet in addition to Paul Murray, who placed 20th with a time of 54.49 following a 54.32 morning swim.
“Coombs made some good adjustments,” Bradley said. “He was really aggressive on the back end with and I was happy with that swim and it’s great that he could break that record. They all stepped up and had a great session of racing tonight.”
Also scoring points in the 100 back was Josh Friedel, who placed 12th with a career best of 47.80. Harrison Brogden tied for 19th with a time of 49.66.
With all of the diving events factored into the meet, the Seminoles are in third place (717) behind Virginia Tech (898) and NC State (820). FSU holds a slight edge over North Carolina
(692), Virginia (668) and Notre Dame (665).
Pavel Sankovich was awarded the 2014 Men's ACC Championships Swimmer of the Meet honor for the second-consecutive year while leading the Seminoles to a fifth place team finish.
March 1, 2014
GREENSBORO, NC – The 2014 Men’s ACC Swimming and Diving Championships came to a close on Saturday night at the Greensboro Aquatic Center, but not before the 17th-ranked Florida State men’s swim team could capture a pair of silver medals on top of the meet’s MVP.
In one of the tightest ACC Championships the league has ever seen, the Seminoles finished fifth with a total of 957.5 after battling with Virginia (972), North Carolina (995) and Notre Dame (907.5) on the final day of the meet to decide third through sixth place. Virginia Tech won its first-ever title in program history (1,264.5), outlasting NC State (1,226) in the final few events.
“We had a good night,” head coach Frank Bradley said. “It was risky but I think we are in a good spot heading into NCAA’s. It was a major learning experience for a lot of our guys and the result might not what everyone wanted but the experience we gained will pay off in the long run. We’re still going through a bit of a learning curve for both the men’s and women’s teams had to go through and learn to trust the team and themselves and that’s something that doesn’t happen overnight.”
For the third consecutive season, the Seminoles have taken the ACC Meet MVP back to Tallahassee as Pavel Sankovich became just the second swimmer in conference history to win back-to-back titles since Matt McLean of Virginia did it back in 2008 and 2009.
“He flat out had a great performance,” Bradley said. “It was well deserved for him but the team also bought into it to and helped him push through it in order to him get there. He had great race management and just had a good weekend from top to bottom.”
The senior from Hronda, Belarus won the 200 IM, 100 fly and 100 back races while helping the Noles to a gold in the 400 medley relay and silver in the 400 free relay. Every race except the 400 free relay was a new ACC meet, Conference and FSU record.
“It feels great to win this award, especially for the second year in a row,” Sankovich said. “It is a great feeling, and it is definitely one that I worked hard for this year. Now, I am turning my focus on performing well at the NCAAs.”
It marks the third straight year the Seminoles have captured the meet MVP as Mateo De Angulo first took home the award after the 2012 meet.
Starting off the session, Josh Friedel won the ‘B’ final of the 200 back with a time of 1:43.63, finishing ahead of Kevin Rogers who placed 11th with a time of 1:43.96 after swimming a personal best of 1:43.53 in prelims.
In the 100 free, Paul Murray went out hard in order to defend his 2013 title splitting a 19.91 ahead of the pack of the way out, but he could now hold on as he touched for silver with a career best and new FSU record of 42.59. Jason McCormick also swam in the championship heat and placed eighth with a final time of 43.72 after going a personal best in prelims of 43.37.
“Paul got a step ahead of himself on that third wall,” Bradley said. “He still went a best time which was great, but now we will shift our focus to NCAA’s for that race and we’ve got to get things worked out.”
After swimming his career best in prelims of the 200 breast at 1:56.39, Juan Sequera held his seventh seed in finals, touching with a final time of 1:56.79. Jason Coombs got out in front early and held on to win the ‘B’ final, posting a personal best of 1:55.81 while Jared Pike placed 19th (1:58.59) and Alex Rodriguez was 22nd (2:00.33).
Connor Knight finished in fourth place in the 200 fly with a final time of 1:42.96, however his prelim swim of 1:42.46 was a new FSU record that took down Stephen Parry’s mark set back in 1998 of 1:43.69. That swim was also an NCAA automatic qualifying time.
“Like Paul, Connor got caught up in the moment tonight in finals,” Bradley said. “He still had a good swim and it was awesome to see him take down that record. I was happy for him.”
Cole Hensley also scored points by winning the ‘C’ final with a career best mark of 1:46.21.
Closing out the meet with silver in the 400 free relay, the team of Murray, McCormick, Rogers and Sankovich turned in an NCAA ‘A’ standard of 2:53.27.
Event 1 - 200-Yard Medley Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Relay Team A 1:24.72 56
1) Pavel Sankovich
2) Jared Pike
3) Connor Knight
4) Paul Murray
Event 2 - 200-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time
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Kevin Rogers 1:34.52
Event 2 - 800-Yard Freestyle Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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7 Relay Team A 6:26.34 46
1) Kevin Rogers
2) Connor Knight
3) Jemal LeGrand
4) Jason Coombs
Event 3 - One-Meter Diving
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Place Name Score Points
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7 Tom Neubacher 401.20 23
9 Michael Lewark 356.15 20
21 Dylan Grisell 312.00 4
Event 5 - 500-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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9 Kevin Rogers 4:19.56 20
Event 6 - 200-Yard Individual Medley
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Pavel Sankovich 1:41.92 32
10 Jason Coombs 1:46.24 17
16 Juan Sequera 1:46.72 11
24 Connor Knight 1:47.10 1
Event 7 - 50-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Paul Murray 19.04 32
9 Jason McCormick 19.71 20
Event 8 - Three-Meter Diving
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Place Name Score Points
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8 Tom Neubacher 376.20 22
9 Michael Lewark 355.70 20
17 Kalonji Cole 323.05 9
Event 9 - 100-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time
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Pavel Sankovich 45.31
Event 9 - 400-Yard Medley Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Relay Team A 3:04.47 64
1) Pavel Sankovich
2) Jared Pike
3) Connor Knight
4) Paul Murray
Event 10 - 400-Yard Individual Medley
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Place Name Time Points
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16 Juan Sequera 3:50.11 11
22 Kyle Doxtater 3:51.34 3
Event 11 - 100-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Pavel Sankovich 45.12 32
3 Connor Knight 45.83 27
9 Cadell Lyons 46.65 20
17 Cole Hensley 75.55 9
Event 12 - 200-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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6 Kevin Rogers 1:35.10 24
20 Jemal LeGrand 1:38.23 5
Event 13 - 100-Yard Breaststroke
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Place Name Time Points
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9 Jason Coombs 53.09 20
11 Jared Pike 53.33 16
14 Alex Rodriguez 53.70 13
15 Richard Hildebrand 54.06 12
20 Paul Murray 54.32 5
Event 14 - 100-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
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1 Pavel Sankovich 45.83 32
12 Josh Friedel 47.80 15
19T Harrison Brogden 49.66 5.50
Event 15 - Platform Diving
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Place Name Score Points
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4 Dylan Grisell 419.55 26
7 Tom Neubacher 366.50 23
8 Michael Lewark 359.90 22
Event 17 - 200-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
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9 Josh Friedel 1:43.63 20
11 Kevin Rogers 1:43.53 16
Event 18 - 100-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Paul Murray 42.59 28
8 Jason McCormick 43.37 22
16 Cadell Lyons 44.28 11
Event 19 - 200-Yard Breaststroke
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Place Name Time Points
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7 Juan Sequera 1:56.39 23
9 Jason Coombs 1:55.81 20
19 Jared Pike 1:58.59 6
22 Alex Rodriguez 1:59.33 4
Event 20 - 200-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
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4 Connor Knight 1:42.46 26
17 Cole Hensley 1:46.21 9
Event 21 - 400-Yard Freestyle Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Relay Team A 2:53.27 56
1) Paul Murray
2) Jason McCormick
3) Kevin Rogers
4) Pavel Sankovich
Rittenhouse, Young Qualify for NCAA Championships.
Katrina Young and Ariel Rittenhouse shine on 1-meter at the Zone B Qualifier, punching their tickets to Minnesota for the NCAA Championships.
March 10, 2014
GREENSBORO, NC – After the first day of the NCAA Zone B Championships at the Greensboro Aquatic Center, senior Ariel Rittenhouse and redshirt junior Katrina Young have punched their tickets to the NCAA Championships next week.
“Our ladies were fantastic today,” head diving coach Patrick Jeffrey said. “We tapered off a little more this week and it worked. We beat some people today that we didn’t beat at ACCs and that’s always a good sign. Ariel and Katrina were lights out today and that’s what you need to do at this meet. I’m so proud of them making it to NCAAs on the first day. That pressure if off.”
In prelims, Young turned in a solid score of 317.10 and was leading the pack of 18 divers heading into the final round, however Young’s tally of 302.55 in finals for a total of 619.55 would land her in second place behind Thea Vock (Miami).
“Ariel and I were very energized and focused during our performance today,” Young said. “It was a great day of diving for us and I am happy we were able to make it to Minnesota on the first day of this qualifying meet.”
Rittenhouse was in fifth place following prelims with a score of 294.25 as she was engaged in a battle between fourth and tenth place after the round. Rittenhouse turned it up a notch in finals, posting the highest average round score (53.32) out of any diver in the field in order to pull her into third place with a final tally of 614.75.
“Today was really exciting and fun with Katrina,” Rittenhouse said. “We both dove very well today and I am looking forward to competing next week in Minnesota and representing Florida State.”
On the priority list for NCAA’s, Young holds the fifth of nine spots, while Rittenhouse ranks seventh. Rittenhouse and Young will join nine of their teammates at the University of Minnesota for the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships which are held from March 20-22.
Rittenhouse will be competing at her third NCAA meet, while Young will dive at her second.
Also competing in the event was Kelsey Goodman and Alexia Gonzalez, who finished 20th (254.80) and 21st (253.30) respectively.
The men contested the 3-meter springboard on Monday and Dylan Grisell led the Seminoles finishing in eighth place with a total of 715.00 just ahead of Tom Neubacher, who was ninth with a tally of 707.95 over the course of 12 dives.
Mikey Lewark also competed in the final round, finishing in 13th with 680.75.
In prelims, Kalonji Cole finished in 23rd place (287.55), while Dustin Miller placed 27th (276.30).
“Dylan had a nice day,” Jeffrey said. “Tom and Mikey also had solid days, but 3-meter isn’t really their best event. For Tom it’s tomorrow, but for Mikey and Dylan it’s more platform
and with how tough our zone is, you’ve got to bring it.”
Six members of the FSU diving team dove in the finals of the Zone B Championships on Thursday.
March 11, 2014
GREENSBORO, NC - Following her third place finish on 1-meter from Monday at the 2014 NCAA Zone B Championships at the Greensboro Aquatic Center , senior Ariel Rittenhouse placed second on 3-meter with a final tally of 720.10 on Tuesday.
After prelims, Rittenhouse led after turning in a season-best score of 361.00 but was edged out by Laura Ryan (Georgia) by 15 one-hundredths of a point after 12 dives.
With her second place finish, Rittenhouse moves up to fourth from seventh place on the priority list from Zone B.
"I felt really consistent today," Rittenhouse said. "I've been working really hard and I think this meet has set me up very well for NCAA's."
Katrina Young placed eighth with a score of 638.20 and Kelsey Goodman was also in the hunt, placing ninth with a total of 630.85.
"Ariel looks ready for NCAA's," head diving coach Patrick Jeffrey said. "She was so consistent today and I'm very proud of her. Kelsey and Katrina also had good days and they we right in the thick of things, fighting it out."
Alexia Gonzalez also dove in the event. She placed 41st with a total of 220.65.
The day started with the men's 1-meter competition. Senior Tom Neubacher finished in sixth place with a tally of 708.60. Freshman Dylan Grisell placed eighth with a total of 670.25 and senior Mikey Lewark was 13th at 613.35.
"Tom had a typical solid day," Jeffrey said. "But it looks like he's going to be a place or two away from qualifying. There's so much talent in our zone and Tom did all that he could. I'm really proud of him. Mikey and Dylan also had decent days, but they're better platform guys and I can't wait to see what they do tomorrow."
Kalonji Cole also dove 1-meter, he placed 24th with a
score of 256.20 while Dustin Miller was 27th at 252.10.
Katrina Young won the platform event on the final day of the 2014 NCAA Zone B Championships.
March 12, 2014
GREENSBORO, NC - After securing her NCAA invitation with a second place finish on 1-meter on Monday, redshirt junior Katrina Young won the platform event on Wednesday at the 2014 NCAA Zone B Championships, held at the Greensboro Aquatic Center.
"I really wanted to do well on platform today," Young said. "I love diving the springboard events, but platform is my baby and I was just so happy to be diving my event."
After prelims, Young was sitting in second place with a total of 326.60, just under three-points behind Laura Ryan (Georgia). In finals, Young surpassed Ryan after her third dive before Ryan took back the lead after the fourth dive. Follow a dive change from Ryan, Young took advantage and threw one her best dives of the day (Back 2 1/2 Somersault with 1 1/2 Twist Pike), good enough for 83.20 points and the victory. Young's final score was 656.90.
"That last dive is one of my favorite dives," Young said. "I know I can finish my list strong with it and today I knew when my hands hit the water, I had it."
"I'm really proud of her," head diving coach Patrick Jeffrey said. "I think this gives her a great start to NCAA's. She has a really good shot to get to the finals and if that happens, who knows what could happen in that round. It's anyone's game."
Young will join Ariel Rittenhouse and nine other FSU swimmers at the 2014 NCAA Championships, which will be held next weekend (March 20-22) at the University of Minnesota.
Also competing with Young was freshman Alexia Gonzalez, who took 24th place with a score of 185.80.
The men contested on platform to start out the day. Senior Tom Neubacher closed out his Seminole career with a seventh place finish in the event with a final score of 677.15, while his classmate Mikey Lewark followed in eighth (660.55). Freshman Dylan Grisell was ninth with a total of 647.85.
Kalonji Cole finished in 18th place with a total of 219.45.
"I thought the guys did well today," Jeffrey said. "I'm very proud of Tom and Mikey. They went out there and gave it all they had in order to try and qualify. It's bittersweet seeing their careers come to a close, but they really had great meets."
Event 1 - Three-Meter Diving ==================================================== Place Name Score Points ==================================================== 8 Dylan Grisell 365.10 11 9 Tom Neubacher 370.05 9 13 Michael Lewark 355.45 4 23 Kalonji Cole 287.55 27 Dustin Miller 276.30 Event 2 - One-Meter Diving ==================================================== Place Name Score Points ==================================================== 6 Tom Neubacher 368.45 13 8 Dylan Grisell 341.80 11 13 Michael Lewark 307.45 4 24 Kalonji Cole 256.20 27 Dustin Miller 252.10 Event 3 - Platform Diving ==================================================== Place Name Score Points ==================================================== 7 Tom Neubacher 358.65 12 8 Michael Lewark 341.25 11 9 Dylan Grisell 324.65 9 18 Kalonji Cole 219.45
Murray, Medley Swim to All-America Honors.
Senior Paul Murray along with the 400 medley relay donned All-America accolades on the first night of the NCAA Championships.
March 28, 2014
AUSTIN, TX - On the opening night of the 2014 Men's NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships held at the Lee & Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center, the 17th-ranked Florida State Seminoles put together a pair of All-America performances behind senior Paul Murray and the 400 medley relay.
"I'm very happy for those guys," head coach Frank Bradley said. "Any time you can write school history and it's pretty cool for these guys. Overall I think we had a solid first day and I like where we are as a team for tomorrow."
The team of Pavel Sankovich, Jared Pike, Connor Knight and Murray placed sixth to close out the session in the 400 medley relay with a time of 3:06.63.
Sankovich opened with a split of 45.68, tying for the third-fastest start in the field, Pike dove in and split a 52.78, leaving the Seminoles in the middle of the pack for Knight. Knight held a steady sixth place, splitting 45.73 and Murray brought it home (42.12), touching in sixth improving from the seventh place qualifying seed (3:07.02).
The sixth place showing ties for the highest FSU relay finish in school history. The team of Brendon Dedekind, Julio Santos, Kevin Flanagan and Matt McVittie also took sixth in the 200 free relay at the 1999 NCAA Championships. Murray captured his first-career individual All-America nod by placing seventh in the 50 free with a final time of 19.14. It was the best finish in the event at the meet since Scott Baker placed seventh in 2008.
The Coconut Creek, Fla. native earned his spot in the championship final by swimming the sixth fastest time in trials of 19.08.
"Paul set himself up well for finals," Bradley said. "I'm really proud of Paul and what he's accomplished this year."
Kevin Rogers swam a time of 4:25.45 in the 500 free, placing 48th in prelims.
In prelims of the 200 IM, Jason Coombs swam a career best time of 1:46.09 to win heat two and he would go on to place 40th.
The Seminoles suffered an unfortunate disqualification in the 200 free relay to start of the session.
"We had nothing to lose with that relay," Bradley said. "It's just a shame that we didn't gain anything from it because we would have scored points. But, it's swimming and that stuff happens and we were able to recharge and get after our other events."
After the first of three days, the Seminoles sit in
12th place with a team total of 38 points.
Senior Pavel Sankovich was a part of three All-American swims on the second night of the NCAA Championships.
March 29, 2014
AUSTIN, TX - It was a night to remember for the 17th-ranked Florida State men's swimming and diving team on the second day of the 2014 NCAA Championships. Behind a pair of individual All-America swims from Pavel Sankovich as well as a team effort from the 200 medley relay, the Seminoles sit in 10th place heading into the final day of competition.
Sankovich became the first Seminole in history to ever capture a pair of individual All-America honors on the same night, while medley posted the highest relay finish ever.
"We had a great day," head coach Frank Bradley said. "Three All-American swims in one night was definitely a success for us. I'm happy with how the whole team swam today, now we've got to focus and get ready for one more day."
In the first of two individual races of the night for Sankovich, the Hronda, Belarus native grabbed silver in the 100 fly lowering his own FSU and ACC record time (45.00), finishing behind Florida's Marcin Cieslak (44.87).
Sankovich worked out of lane six after turning in the fourth fastest time in the heats. During finals he was fourth at the 75 yard mark before he turned it up on the final lap using his underwater speed, hitting the wall in second and just shy of the win.
"I was very proud of Pavel," Bradley said. "He always has a great sense of race management and I thought he did very well today. He came home hard on that last 25 like he always does and got in there for second. It was a fun race to watch."
Sankovich's NCAA silver was the best individual swimming performance by a Seminole since 1999 when Brendon Dedekind won the 100 breast.
But, his night was not finished. In his third race of the session and sixth on the day, Sankovich placed eighth in the 100 back with a final time of 46.44 after clocking a 45.68 in prelims.
"Today was tough but it was a lot of fun," Sankovich said. "It's great to be a part of FSU history with my teammates. I was happy with my swims and I can't wait for tomorrow."
Florida State began the finals session with a fourth place finish in the 200 medley relay, touching in at 1:24.57 - a new FSU record that topped their swim at the ACC Championships (1:24.72).
Sankovich led off with the third fastest split in the field (20.99) and was followed by Jared Pike, who split a 24.14 in his final swim of his collegiate career. Connor Knight would take over and keep the Noles in an even fifth place (20.46) before Paul Murray brought it home in an 18.96, originally touching in fifth place.
However, Arizona was called for an illegal relay exchange, moving the Seminoles up to fourth.
Prior to this evening, Sankovich, Pike, Knight and Murray tied the highest relay finish in school history with a sixth place finish on Thursday night in the 400 medley relay. By finishing fourth, the four now own the top relay performance by an FSU team at an NCAA Championships.
"That was a great race," Bradley said. "It's awesome that those guys are now own a little bit of history. I'm glad they turned in their best (time) in their last swim together."
In prelims, Knight swam in the heats of the 100 fly and tied for 19th place in his individual event debut with a time of 46.42.
Swimming in the trials of the 200 free was Kevin Rogers, who placed 40th with a time of 1:37.17.
Jason Coombs competed in prelims
in the 100 breast, placing 20th with a time that was slightly off of his best at 53.26.
Junior Connor Knight adds an All-America honorable mention performance in the 200 fly by placing ninth at the NCAA Championships.
March 30, 2014
AUSTIN, TX - The 17th-ranked Florida State men's swimming and diving team added an honorable mention swim from Connor Knighton the final night of the NCAA Championships at the Lee & Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center in order to pull the Seminoles to a 14th place team finish scoring a total of 105 points.
The 14th place finish is the fifth highest in school history and is the best showing at an NCAA Championships since the 12th place performance at the 1999 meet. It also marks the fifth time in program history that Florida State finished in the top 15.
"Overall we had a solid meet," head coach Frank Bradleysaid. "I think these guys really showed what our program is capable of doing at this level. There is still a learning curve, but this is a step in the right direction for us."
On the final day of the meet, Knight earned a swim in the consolation final of the 200 fly by placing 11th in the trials with a time of 1:43.22.
In finals working from lane three, Knight led the race from wire-to-wire clocking a 1:42.25. With that time, Knight would lower his FSU record time he set at the ACC Championships (1:42.46).
"I'm proud of Connor," Bradley said. "He got out after it and stayed after it and that's what I liked about that race."
Kevin Rogersplaced 42nd in the 200 back with a time of 1:45.36 to start off the trials session.
Paul Murray swam his final individual 100 free and placed 20th with a time of 42.70 before Jason Coombsclosed out his rookie year by taking 27th in the 200 breast with a time of 1:55.85.
The Seminoles finished closed out prelims with a 20th place finish in the 400 free relay with the team of Murray, Jason McCormick, Pavel Sankovichand Knight. They clocked a 2:54.44.
Overall, Florida State collected three individual and a pair of All-America honors and added an honorable mention on the final day.
In addition to the All-American swims, the Seminoles turned in the highest relay finish in school history (200 medley relay - fourth) and Sankovich became the first Seminole in history to earn a two top eight individual finishes on the same night (100 fly, 100 back).
The Seminoles were the second highest finishing team from the ACC at the meet. NC State took 13th (113.5).
Event 1 - 200-Yard Freestyle Relay
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Place Name Time
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DQ Relay Team A
1) Paul Murray
2) Jason McCormick
3) Pavel Sankovich
4) Connor Knight
Event 2 - 500-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time
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48 Kevin Rogers 4:25.45
Event 3 - 200-Yard Individual Medley
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Place Name Time
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40 Jason Coombs 1:46.09
SCR Connor Knight
SCR Pavel Sankovich
Event 4 - 50-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time Points
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7 Paul Murray 19.08 12
Event 6 - 400-Yard Medley Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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6 Relay Team A 3:06.33 26
1) Pavel Sankovich
2) Jared Pike
3) Connor Knight
4) Paul Murray
Event 7 - 200-Yard Medley Relay
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Place Name Time Points
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4 Relay Team A 1:24.57 30
1) Pavel Sankovich
2) Jared Pike
3) Connor Knight
4) Paul Murray
Event 9 - 100-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
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2 Pavel Sankovich 45.00 17
19 Connor Knight 46.42
Event 10 - 200-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time
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40 Kevin Rogers 1:37.17
Event 11 - 100-Yard Breaststroke
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Place Name Time
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20 Jason Coombs 53.09
DFS Paul Murray
Event 12 - 100-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time Points
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8 Pavel Sankovich 45.68 11
Event 16 - 200-Yard Backstroke
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Place Name Time
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42 Kevin Rogers 1:45.36
Event 17 - 100-Yard Freestyle
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Place Name Time
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20 Paul Murray 42.70
Event 18 - 200-Yard Breaststroke
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Place Name Time
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27 Jason Coombs 1:55.85
Event 19 - 200-Yard Butterfly
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Place Name Time Points
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9 Connor Knight 1:42.25 9
Event 21 - 400-Yard Freestyle Relay
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Place Name Time
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20 Relay Team A 2:54.44
1) Paul Murray
2) Jason McCormick
3) Pavel Sankovich
4) Connor Knight
2014 EOY Stats
Lucas Akker Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 1650-Yard Freestyle 11 6.00 16:19.13 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 1000-Yard Freestyle 3 3.00 9:26.46 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 500-Yard Freestyle 3 3.00 4:38.32 12.00 Ian Apple Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 8 6.00 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 50-Yard Freestyle 3 3.00 21.03 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 100-Yard Freestyle 2 4.00 46.12 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 1.00 14.00 Harrison Brogden Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Medley Relay 7 6.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Backstroke 14 3.00 49.81 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Backstroke 11 6.00 1:49.15 01/04/2014 Florida 200-Yard Backstroke 4 2.00 1:50.98 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 100-Yard Backstroke 1 9.00 50.59 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Backstroke 1 9.00 1:48.63 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 100-Yard Backstroke 19T 5.50 49.66 41.00 Kalonji Cole Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational Three-Meter Diving 14 3.00 288.40 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic One-Meter Diving 3 3.00 307.50 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic Three-Meter Diving 4 2.00 272.48 03/01/2014 ACC Championship Three-Meter Diving 17 9.00 323.05 03/12/2014 NCAA Zone B Championship Three-Meter Diving 23 0.00 287.55 03/12/2014 NCAA Zone B Championship One-Meter Diving 24 0.00 256.20 03/12/2014 NCAA Zone B Championship Platform Diving 18 0.00 219.45 17.00 Jason Coombs Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 4 7.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Individual Medley 6 13.00 1:51.58 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Medley Relay 4 7.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Medley Relay 4 7.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 100-Yard Breaststroke 2 17.00 56.04 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 100-Yard Freestyle 7 12.00 45.80 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Breaststroke 7 12.00 2:06.88 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 8.50 10/12/2013 Alabama 100-Yard Breaststroke 2 4.00 55.97 10/12/2013 Alabama 100-Yard Freestyle 3 3.00 45.64 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Individual Medley 4 2.00 1:51.89 10/12/2013 Alabama 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 0.50 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Medley Relay 1 2.75 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 100-Yard Breaststroke 4 2.00 56.49 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 1.00 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Individual Medley 8 11.00 1:49.30 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 50-Yard Freestyle 16 1.00 20.64 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Breaststroke 8 11.00 55.16 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 7 6.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Breaststroke 8 11.00 2:01.20 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 8.00 01/04/2014 Florida 200-Yard Freestyle 5 1.00 1:41.82 01/04/2014 Florida 100-Yard Breaststroke 5 1.00 56.86 01/04/2014 Florida 100-Yard Freestyle 4 2.00 45.40 01/04/2014 Florida 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 0.50 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Medley Relay 2 1.00 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 100-Yard Breaststroke 3 3.00 56.37 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Breaststroke 3 3.00 2:03.17 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 7 11.50 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Individual Medley 10 17.00 1:46.24 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 100-Yard Breaststroke 9 20.00 53.09 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Breaststroke 9 20.00 1:55.81 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 200-Yard Individual Medley 40 0.00 1:46.09 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 100-Yard Breaststroke 20 0.00 53.09 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 200-Yard Breaststroke 27 0.00 1:55.85 228.75 Jack Deedrick Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 500-Yard Freestyle 5 14.00 4:34.12 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Individual Medley 8 11.00 4:07.19 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 1650-Yard Freestyle 4 15.00 15:51.66 10/12/2013 Alabama 500-Yard Freestyle 4 2.00 4:38.87 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 1000-Yard Freestyle 2 4.00 9:26.21 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 500-Yard Freestyle 2 4.00 4:35.69 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 500-Yard Freestyle 16 1.00 4:31.03 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Individual Medley 12 4.00 4:03.03 01/04/2014 Florida 1000-Yard Freestyle 3 3.00 9:28.19 01/04/2014 Florida 500-Yard Freestyle 6 1.00 4:40.49 01/04/2014 Florida 400-Yard Individual Medley 4 2.00 4:16.41 61.00 Kyle Doxtater Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Individual Medley 7 12.00 4:03.68 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Individual Medley 11 6.00 1:49.92 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Individual Medley 6 13.00 3:52.42 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Butterfly 8 11.00 1:49.89 01/04/2014 Florida 400-Yard Individual Medley 2 4.00 4:04.22 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Individual Medley 3 3.00 1:56.88 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 400-Yard Individual Medley 22 3.00 3:51.34 52.00 Tyler Fozkos Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 8 6.00 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Medley Relay 5 7.00 13.00 Josh Friedel Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Medley Relay 4 7.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Medley Relay 4 7.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 100-Yard Backstroke 6 13.00 50.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Backstroke 5 14.00 1:47.86 10/12/2013 Alabama 100-Yard Backstroke 4 2.00 50.56 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Backstroke 1 9.00 1:48.67 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Medley Relay 3 0.50 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 100-Yard Backstroke 3 3.00 50.24 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Backstroke 1 9.00 1:48.76 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Medley Relay 5 7.00 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Backstroke 8 11.00 48.78 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Backstroke 16 1.00 1:50.20 01/04/2014 Florida 100-Yard Backstroke 6 1.00 51.00 01/04/2014 Florida 200-Yard Backstroke 2 4.00 1:49.51 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Medley Relay 2 1.00 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 100-Yard Backstroke 2 4.00 50.81 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Backstroke 2 4.00 1:51.42 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 100-Yard Backstroke 12 15.00 47.80 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Backstroke 9 20.00 1:43.63 133.50 Dominic Giordano Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 10/12/2013 Alabama Three-Meter Diving 3 3.00 324.70 10/25/2013 North Carolina State One-Meter Diving 1 9.00 328.60 10/25/2013 North Carolina State Three-Meter Diving 1 9.00 363.15 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational Three-Meter Diving 8 11.00 378.00 12/22/2013 USA Diving Nationals Platform Diving 9 9.00 711.65 41.00 Dylan Grisell Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 10/25/2013 North Carolina State One-Meter Diving 3 3.00 314.35 10/25/2013 North Carolina State Three-Meter Diving 2 4.00 342.90 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational Three-Meter Diving 10 7.00 344.80 01/04/2014 Florida One-Meter Diving 2 4.00 293.02 03/01/2014 ACC Championship One-Meter Diving 21 4.00 312.00 03/01/2014 ACC Championship Platform Diving 4 26.00 419.55 03/12/2014 NCAA Zone B Championship Three-Meter Diving 8 11.00 365.10 03/12/2014 NCAA Zone B Championship One-Meter Diving 8 11.00 341.80 03/12/2014 NCAA Zone B Championship Platform Diving 9 9.00 324.65 79.00 Cole Hensley Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Medley Relay 4 7.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 100-Yard Butterfly 6 13.00 49.91 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 5 7.00 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Butterfly 5 14.00 1:51.76 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Butterfly 4 2.00 1:51.53 10/12/2013 Alabama 100-Yard Butterfly 4 2.00 50.36 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Butterfly 4 2.00 1:50.62 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Butterfly 10 7.00 48.53 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Butterfly 6 13.00 1:47.71 01/04/2014 Florida 200-Yard Butterfly 5 1.00 1:51.33 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Butterfly 2 4.00 1:47.72 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 100-Yard Butterfly 2 4.00 49.76 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 100-Yard Butterfly 17 9.00 75.55 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Butterfly 17 9.00 1:46.21 94.50 Richard Hildebrand Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 100-Yard Breaststroke 3 16.00 56.10 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Breaststroke 8 11.00 2:06.11 10/12/2013 Alabama 100-Yard Breaststroke 3 3.00 56.24 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Medley Relay 3 0.50 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 100-Yard Breaststroke 3 3.00 55.94 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Medley Relay 7 6.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Medley Relay 5 7.00 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Breaststroke 7 12.00 54.94 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Breaststroke 13 4.00 2:04.11 01/04/2014 Florida 100-Yard Breaststroke 3 3.00 56.67 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Medley Relay 1 2.75 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 100-Yard Breaststroke 15 12.00 54.06 80.75 Jake Kingsford Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 8.00 10/12/2013 Alabama 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 0.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 8 6.00 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 50-Yard Freestyle 2 4.00 20.97 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 100-Yard Freestyle 1 9.00 45.80 27.50 Connor Knight Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 4 7.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Individual Medley 7 12.00 1:52.80 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Medley Relay 3 8.00 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Medley Relay 2 8.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 100-Yard Butterfly 4 15.00 48.68 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle 15 2.00 1:43.34 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 8.00 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 100-Yard Freestyle 6 13.00 45.96 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Butterfly 2 17.00 1:48.56 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 8.50 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Medley Relay 1 2.75 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Butterfly 1 9.00 1:47.43 10/12/2013 Alabama 100-Yard Butterfly 1 9.00 48.13 10/12/2013 Alabama 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 0.50 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Medley Relay 1 2.75 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Butterfly 1 9.00 1:46.82 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 100-Yard Butterfly 2 4.00 47.85 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 4 7.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Individual Medley 12 5.00 1:50.56 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Medley Relay 2 8.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Medley Relay 2 8.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Butterfly 3 16.00 46.58 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 4 7.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Butterfly 2 17.00 1:44.08 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 6 7.00 01/04/2014 Florida 400-Yard Medley Relay 2 1.00 01/04/2014 Florida 200-Yard Butterfly 2 4.00 1:47.60 01/04/2014 Florida 100-Yard Butterfly 2 4.00 47.96 01/04/2014 Florida 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 0.50 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Medley Relay 1 2.75 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Butterfly 3 3.00 1:50.72 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 1.00 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Medley Relay 2 14.00 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 7 11.50 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Individual Medley 24 1.00 1:47.10 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 400-Yard Medley Relay 1 16.00 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 100-Yard Butterfly 3 27.00 45.83 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Butterfly 4 26.00 1:42.46 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 200-Yard Freestyle Relay DQ 0.00 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 200-Yard Individual Medley SCR 0.00 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 400-Yard Medley Relay 6 6.50 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 200-Yard Medley Relay 4 7.50 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 100-Yard Butterfly 19 0.00 46.42 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 200-Yard Butterfly 9 9.00 1:42.25 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 20 0.00 348.25 Jemal LeGrand Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 4 7.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle 6 13.00 1:41.58 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 8.00 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 100-Yard Freestyle 3 16.00 45.22 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 8.50 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Freestyle 4 2.00 1:41.75 10/12/2013 Alabama 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 1 2.75 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Freestyle 3 3.00 1:40.36 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 4 7.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Medley Relay 7 6.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle 11 6.00 1:38.38 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 4 7.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Freestyle 14 3.00 44.79 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 8.00 01/04/2014 Florida 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 0.50 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Freestyle 3 3.00 1:42.08 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 1.00 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 7 11.50 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Freestyle 20 5.00 1:38.23 120.25 Michael Lewark Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 10/12/2013 Alabama One-Meter Diving 2 4.00 292.10 10/12/2013 Alabama Three-Meter Diving 2 4.00 329.85 10/25/2013 North Carolina State One-Meter Diving 2 4.00 323.85 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational Three-Meter Diving 5 14.00 366.80 01/04/2014 Florida One-Meter Diving 3 3.00 281.93 01/04/2014 Florida Three-Meter Diving 3 3.00 301.50 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic One-Meter Diving 2 4.00 323.93 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic Three-Meter Diving ` 9.00 410.40 03/01/2014 ACC Championship One-Meter Diving 9 20.00 356.15 03/01/2014 ACC Championship Three-Meter Diving 9 20.00 355.70 03/01/2014 ACC Championship Platform Diving 8 22.00 359.90 03/12/2014 NCAA Zone B Championship Three-Meter Diving 13 4.00 355.45 03/12/2014 NCAA Zone B Championship One-Meter Diving 13 4.00 307.45 03/12/2014 NCAA Zone B Championship Platform Diving 8 11.00 341.25 126.00 Cadell Lyons Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 100-Yard Butterfly 8 8.00 50.41 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Medley Relay 3 0.50 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 100-Yard Butterfly 5 1.00 50.19 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 4 7.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Medley Relay 7 6.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Medley Relay 5 7.00 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Butterfly 7 12.00 48.06 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Freestyle 6 13.00 44.14 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 8.00 01/04/2014 Florida 100-Yard Butterfly 4 2.00 49.75 01/04/2014 Florida 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 1.00 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 100-Yard Backstroke 3 3.00 52.12 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 100-Yard Butterfly 3 3.00 50.12 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 1.00 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 100-Yard Butterfly 9 20.00 46.65 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 100-Yard Freestyle 16 11.00 44.28 104.50 Dylan Marsolek Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 1650-Yard Freestyle 10 7.00 16:18.33 10/12/2013 Alabama 1650-Yard Freestyle 2 4.00 15:56.35 10/12/2013 Alabama 500-Yard Freestyle 6 1.00 4:40.99 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 500-Yard Freestyle 4 2.00 4:39.26 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 500-Yard Freestyle 13 4.00 4:29.33 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 1000-Yard Freestyle 1 9.00 9:18.68 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 500-Yard Freestyle 2 4.00 4:34.02 31.00 Jason McCormick Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 8.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 50-Yard Freestyle 7 12.00 20.99 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 5 7.00 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 8.00 10/12/2013 Alabama 50-Yard Freestyle 4 2.00 20.88 10/12/2013 Alabama 100-Yard Freestyle 5T 0.50 46.13 10/12/2013 Alabama 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 1 2.75 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Medley Relay 3 0.50 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 50-Yard Freestyle 3 3.00 20.61 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 100-Yard Freestyle 4 2.00 45.24 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 1.00 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 50-Yard Freestyle 13 4.00 20.53 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle 16 1.00 1:39.95 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 7 6.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Freestyle 15T 1.50 45.06 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 6 7.00 01/04/2014 Florida 50-Yard Freestyle 3 3.00 20.81 01/04/2014 Florida 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 1.00 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 100-Yard Freestyle 3 3.00 46.14 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 1 2.75 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 50-Yard Freestyle 9 20.00 19.71 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 100-Yard Freestyle 8 22.00 43.37 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 14.00 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 200-Yard Freestyle Relay DQ 0.00 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 20 0.00 133.00 Dustin Miller Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 10/12/2013 Alabama One-Meter Diving 4 2.00 268.65 10/25/2013 North Carolina State Three-Meter Diving 3 3.00 329.45 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational Three-Meter Diving 16 1.00 269.20 03/12/2014 NCAA Zone B Championship Three-Meter Diving 27 0.00 276.30 03/12/2014 NCAA Zone B Championship One-Meter Diving 27 0.00 252.10 6.00 Max Mitchell Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 4 7.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Medley Relay 4 7.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 100-Yard Backstroke 9 9.00 52.61 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Butterfly 8 11.00 1:52.20 10/12/2013 Alabama 100-Yard Butterfly 5 1.00 50.55 10/12/2013 Alabama 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 0.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 8 6.00 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Butterfly 12 5.00 48.65 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Butterfly 14 3.00 1:51.25 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Medley Relay 2 1.00 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 100-Yard Butterfly 1 9.00 49.17 60.50 Paul Murray Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 8.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 50-Yard Freestyle 3 16.00 20.09 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Medley Relay 3 8.00 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Medley Relay 2 8.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 100-Yard Freestyle 4 15.00 45.46 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 8.50 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Medley Relay 1 2.75 10/12/2013 Alabama 50-Yard Freestyle 1 9.00 20.50 10/12/2013 Alabama 100-Yard Freestyle 2 4.00 44.88 10/12/2013 Alabama 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 1 2.75 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Medley Relay 1 2.75 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 50-Yard Freestyle 1 9.00 20.16 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 100-Yard Freestyle 2 4.00 44.41 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 1.00 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 50-Yard Freestyle 3 16.00 19.64 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Medley Relay 2 8.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Medley Relay 2 8.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Breaststroke 12 5.00 55.48 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Freestyle 4 15.00 43.10 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 8.00 01/04/2014 Florida 400-Yard Medley Relay 2 1.00 01/04/2014 Florida 50-Yard Freestyle 2 4.00 20.33 01/04/2014 Florida 100-Yard Freestyle 3 3.00 45.38 01/04/2014 Florida 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 1.00 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Medley Relay 1 2.75 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 50-Yard Freestyle 1 9.00 20.26 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 1 2.75 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Medley Relay 2 14.00 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 50-Yard Freestyle 1 32.00 19.04 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 400-Yard Medley Relay 1 16.00 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 100-Yard Breaststroke 20 5.00 54.32 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 100-Yard Freestyle 2 28.00 42.59 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 14.00 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 200-Yard Freestyle Relay DQ 0.00 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 50-Yard Freestyle 7 12.00 19.08 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 400-Yard Medley Relay 6 6.50 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 200-Yard Medley Relay 4 7.50 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 100-Yard Breaststroke DFS 0.00 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 100-Yard Freestyle 20 0.00 42.70 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 20 0.00 319.25 Tom Neubacher Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 10/12/2013 Alabama One-Meter Diving 1 9.00 347.70 10/12/2013 Alabama Three-Meter Diving 1 9.00 372.95 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational Three-Meter Diving 3 16.00 375.55 12/22/2013 USA Diving Nationals One-Meter Diving 9 9.00 329.05 01/04/2014 Florida One-Meter Diving 1 9.00 351.75 01/04/2014 Florida Three-Meter Diving 1 9.00 342.60 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic One-Meter Diving 1 9.00 393.08 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic Three-Meter Diving 2 4.00 366.60 03/01/2014 ACC Championship One-Meter Diving 7 23.00 401.20 03/01/2014 ACC Championship Three-Meter Diving 8 22.00 376.20 03/01/2014 ACC Championship Platform Diving 7 23.00 366.50 03/12/2014 NCAA Zone B Championship Three-Meter Diving 9 9.00 370.05 03/12/2014 NCAA Zone B Championship One-Meter Diving 6 13.00 368.45 03/12/2014 NCAA Zone B Championship Platform Diving 7 12.00 358.65 176.00 Jared Pike Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Medley Relay 3 8.00 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Medley Relay 2 8.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 100-Yard Breaststroke 6 13.00 56.77 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Breaststroke 6 13.00 2:06.20 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Medley Relay 1 2.75 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 100-Yard Breaststroke 2 4.00 55.89 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Backstroke 3 3.00 2:05.03 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Individual Medley 10 7.00 1:49.71 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Medley Relay 2 8.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Medley Relay 2 8.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Breaststroke 3 16.00 53.61 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Breaststroke 6 13.00 2:00.71 01/04/2014 Florida 400-Yard Medley Relay 2 1.00 01/04/2014 Florida 100-Yard Breaststroke 4 2.00 56.80 01/04/2014 Florida 200-Yard Breaststroke 4 2.00 2:06.53 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 100-Yard Breaststroke 2 4.00 56.05 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Medley Relay 2 14.00 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 400-Yard Medley Relay 1 16.00 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 100-Yard Breaststroke 11 16.00 53.33 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Breaststroke 19 6.00 1:58.59 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 400-Yard Medley Relay 6 6.50 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 200-Yard Medley Relay 4 7.50 180.25 Derek Pridemore Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 500-Yard Freestyle 7 12.00 4:37.84 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 5 7.00 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 1650-Yard Freestyle 8 11.00 16:04.70 10/12/2013 Alabama 1650-Yard Freestyle 3 3.00 15:57.18 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 1000-Yard Freestyle 5 1.00 9:32.79 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 500-Yard Freestyle 12 5.00 4:28.80 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 7 6.50 01/04/2014 Florida 1000-Yard Freestyle 4 2.00 9:29.45 01/04/2014 Florida 500-Yard Freestyle 5 2.00 4:38.26 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 1000-Yard Freestyle 2 4.00 9:19.19 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 500-Yard Freestyle 1 9.00 4:33.78 62.50 Alex Rodriguez Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 100-Yard Breaststroke 5 14.00 56.71 10/12/2013 Alabama 100-Yard Breaststroke 4 2.00 56.26 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Breaststroke 4 2.00 2:04.85 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Individual Medley 16 1.00 1:52.47 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Breaststroke 6 13.00 55.00 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Breaststroke 5 14.00 2:00.47 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 100-Yard Breaststroke 1 9.00 54.88 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Breaststroke 1 9.00 2:01.61 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 100-Yard Breaststroke 14 13.00 53.70 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Breaststroke 22 4.00 1:59.33 81.00 Kevin Rogers Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 8.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 500-Yard Freestyle 8 11.00 4:38.96 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 50-Yard Freestyle 4 15.00 20.74 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Medley Relay 4 7.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Medley Relay 4 7.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle 5 14.00 1:38.64 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 8.00 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Backstroke 9 9.00 1:49.59 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 8.00 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Freestyle 1 9.00 1:38.44 10/12/2013 Alabama 50-Yard Freestyle 5 1.00 21.06 10/12/2013 Alabama 100-Yard Freestyle 5T 0.50 46.13 10/12/2013 Alabama 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 1 2.75 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Freestyle 4 2.00 1:40.51 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 50-Yard Freestyle 5 1.00 20.96 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Backstroke 4 2.00 1:50.46 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 1.00 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 4 7.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 500-Yard Freestyle 9 9.00 4:21.00 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle 3 16.00 1:36.54 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 4 7.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Backstroke 8 11.00 1:47.09 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 6 7.00 01/04/2014 Florida 200-Yard Freestyle 3 3.00 1:39.93 01/04/2014 Florida 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 0.50 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Medley Relay 2 1.00 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Freestyle 2 4.00 1:40.71 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Backstroke 3 3.00 1:51.79 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 1 2.75 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Freestyle 0.00 1:34.52 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 7 11.50 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 500-Yard Freestyle 9 20.00 4:19.56 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Freestyle 6 24.00 1:35.10 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Backstroke 11 16.00 1:43.53 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 14.00 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 500-Yard Freestyle 48 0.00 4:25.45 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 200-Yard Freestyle 40 0.00 1:37.17 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 200-Yard Backstroke 42 0.00 1:45.36 265.50 Pavel Sankovich Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 8.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Individual Medley 3 16.00 1:49.77 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 50-Yard Freestyle 8 11.00 20.88 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Medley Relay 3 8.00 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Medley Relay 2 8.50 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 100-Yard Butterfly 2 17.00 48.33 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 100-Yard Backstroke 2 17.00 48.13 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Backstroke 4 15.00 1:47.76 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 8.00 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Medley Relay 1 2.75 10/12/2013 Alabama 100-Yard Backstroke 1 9.00 48.75 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Backstroke 2 4.00 1:48.71 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Individual Medley 1 9.00 1:50.28 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Medley Relay 1 2.75 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 100-Yard Backstroke 1 9.00 48.43 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Backstroke 3 3.00 1:50.10 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 100-Yard Butterfly 1 9.00 47.76 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Individual Medley 7 12.00 1:47.47 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Medley Relay 2 8.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Medley Relay 2 8.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Butterfly 5 14.00 46.79 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Backstroke 2 17.00 46.81 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Backstroke 4 15.00 1:45.04 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 6 7.00 01/04/2014 Florida 400-Yard Medley Relay 2 1.00 01/04/2014 Florida 100-Yard Backstroke 1 9.00 47.33 01/04/2014 Florida 100-Yard Butterfly 1 9.00 46.49 01/04/2014 Florida 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 1.00 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Medley Relay 1 2.75 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Butterfly 1 9.00 1:46.27 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Individual Medley 1 9.00 1:50.64 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Freestyle Relay 1 2.75 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Medley Relay 2 14.00 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Individual Medley 1 32.00 1:41.92 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 100-Yard Backstroke 0.00 45.31 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 400-Yard Medley Relay 1 16.00 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 100-Yard Butterfly 1 32.00 45.12 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 100-Yard Backstroke 1 32.00 45.83 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 2 14.00 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 200-Yard Freestyle Relay DQ 0.00 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 200-Yard Individual Medley SCR 0.00 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 400-Yard Medley Relay 6 6.50 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 200-Yard Medley Relay 4 7.50 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 100-Yard Butterfly 2 17.00 45.00 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 100-Yard Backstroke 8 11.00 45.68 03/29/2014 NCAA Championship 400-Yard Freestyle Relay 20 0.00 465.00 Juan Sequera Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 500-Yard Freestyle 6 13.00 4:36.95 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Individual Medley 8 11.00 1:51.41 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Individual Medley 5 14.00 3:57.75 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 5 7.00 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Backstroke 10 7.00 1:52.57 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Breaststroke 5 14.00 2:04.55 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Butterfly 3 3.00 1:50.73 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Breaststroke 3 3.00 2:02.66 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Individual Medley 2 4.00 1:51.51 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Butterfly 5 1.00 1:51.74 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 200-Yard Backstroke 2 4.00 2:03.38 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 400-Yard Individual Medley 5 1.00 4:05.32 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Individual Medley 3 16.00 3:49.20 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 100-Yard Breaststroke 10 7.00 55.36 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 7 6.50 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Breaststroke 4 15.00 1:58.72 01/04/2014 Florida 200-Yard Breaststroke 3 3.00 2:02.38 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Breaststroke 2 4.00 2:02.21 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Individual Medley 2 4.00 1:51.80 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Individual Medley 16 11.00 1:46.72 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 400-Yard Individual Medley 16 11.00 3:50.11 03/01/2014 ACC Championship 200-Yard Breaststroke 7 23.00 1:56.39 182.50 Robert Swanbeck Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle 8 11.00 1:41.98 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 3 8.00 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Freestyle 3 3.00 1:41.41 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Freestyle 13 4.00 1:38.75 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 800-Yard Freestyle Relay 4 7.50 01/17/2014 Florida Atlantic 200-Yard Freestyle 1 9.00 1:40.30 42.50 Mike Thomas Date Opponent Event Place Points Results ========== ============================== ============================== ===== ====== ======== 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 400-Yard Individual Medley 6 13.00 4:00.54 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 100-Yard Backstroke 10 7.00 52.77 09/29/2013 All-Florida Invitational 200-Yard Butterfly 6 13.00 1:53.09 10/12/2013 Alabama 200-Yard Backstroke 5 1.00 1:51.86 10/25/2013 North Carolina State 400-Yard Individual Medley 3 3.00 4:03.19 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Individual Medley 15 2.00 1:52.16 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 400-Yard Individual Medley 10 7.00 3:56.59 11/24/2013 Auburn Invitational 200-Yard Backstroke 15 2.00 1:50.38 01/04/2014 Florida 400-Yard Individual Medley 3 3.00 4:12.42 51.00