2009-10 Bucknell Swimming and Diving Media Guide

WHY BUCKNELL? More than 3,500 undergraduate students and nearly 150 graduate students Students from 46 states, 58 countries About three hours from New York City, Philadelphia and Washington, D.C.

ACADEMICS - All classes are taught by faculty - More than 50 majors and 60 minors - Pre-professional advising in law and medicine - 11-to-1 student-faculty ratio (undergraduates) - 89 percent graduate within five years - among the highest in the U.S. - Nearly 97 percent of regular faculty hold Ph.D. or equivalent degree - 95 percent of first-year students return as sophomores - 27 percent of engineering students are women

STUDENT LIFE - More than 150 student organizations, 13 fraternities and seven sororities - 85 percent of seniors participate in community service or volunteer work - Student-run radio station, newspaper and literary publications

THE CAMPUS - 450-acre campus - More than 100 facilities, including performing arts center, arts gallery and state-of-the-art fitness center - 89 percent of undergraduate students live on campus - All student housing connected to high-speed internet - Digital television in residence halls

FINANCIAL - Bucknell’s average financial aid award is $25,000 - 62 percent of the students in the Class of 2010 received some form of financial aid - For 2009-10, Bucknell budgeted more than $40 million toward undergraduate scholarship aid

ALUMNI - Within six months after graduation, 93 percent of the senior class is employed or in graduate school - 49,000 alumni live, work and contribute actively in every state in the United States and nearly 100 countries - The highly accomplished alumni community includes a 1998 Pulitzer Prize recipient, chief executive officer of CBS Corp., president of Lord & Taylor, founder of LendingTree.com, co-founder of The Home Depot Inc. and the first chief technology officer for PBS.

WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A BISON “...

THE PURSUIT OF ATHLETICS IN COLLEGE

NEED NOT INTERFERE WITH A FELLOW’S STUDIES, AND IF YOU GIVE A BOY A WELL DEVELOPED BODY HIS BRAIN WILL GET THE BENEFIT OF IT.”

Senior Co-Captain Luke Trafton

— CHRISTY MATHEWSON, IN HIS BOOK WON IN THE NINTH, WRITTEN IN 1910

The term “student-athlete” signifies something extraordinary on the campus of Bucknell University.

Being a Bison means that you have the rare blend of physical skills along with the drive and passion needed to succeed at the highest level of collegiate athletics.

Being a Bison also means that you are a scholar first and foremost. You believe that values associated with Division I athletics, such as time management, leadership, teamwork and grace under pressure, are but a part of a well-rounded college experience.

At Bucknell, our students, faculty and staff pride themselves as national leaders in upholding the scholar-athlete ideal that balances a challenging academic program with the demands of successful Division I athletics. Being a Bison means that you have pledged to be a student-athlete in the purest sense. In doing so, you will be rewarded for a lifetime.

Senior Co-Captain Courtney Warren

2008-09 Academic All-District MARY PAVLOVICH

2008-09 Academic All-District PL Scholar-Athlete PL Goalie of Year ALYSSA DeLORENZ

2008-09 Academic All-District Arthur Ashe Award Winner SAM NANA-SINKAM

2008-09 Academic All-District LAUREN STOLLER

2008-09 Academic All-District BEN ALLEN

2008-09 Academic All-District MEGAN HATHAWAY

2008 PL Offensive Player of Year CONOR O’BRIEN

Bucknell Bison Athletics Setting the Standard of Excellence Bucknell takes great pride in its commitment to excellence on and off the playing fields. From Presidents’ Cups to Academic All-Americans to graduation rates that are ranked annually in the national top-10, Bucknell is clearly at the head of the class when it comes to upholding the scholar-athlete ideal.

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According to federal data released by the NCAA in the fall of 2008, Bucknell’s four-year student-athlete graduation rate was second-highest in the nation among student-athletes who entered college between the 1998-99 and 2001-02 academic years. With a four-class average of 89 percent, Bucknell trailed only Davidson (92 percent) among all Division I institutions reporting federal graduation rates (the Ivy League and military academies do not report federal graduation rates). Georgetown, Notre Dame and Holy Cross were also at 89 percent. Bucknell’s student-athlete graduation rate is identical to its overall student-body average of 89 percent.

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With three more Patriot League championships in 2008-09, Bucknell has now earned 73 crowns in 19 years in the league. In addition, Bucknell has had 100 conference players of the year, 83 PL coaches of the year and a whopping 476 individual league champions from sports such as cross country, track & field, swimming & diving, tennis and golf.

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Bucknell has captured the Patriot League Presidents’ Cup, signifying the league’s all-sports champion, 15 times in the 19-year history of the affiliation, including 11 of the last 12 years. Bucknell claimed the overall and women’s Cup standings in 2008-09. It was the 12th straight year and the 15th time overall that the Bison took home the women’s title. In 2008-09, Bucknell won Patriot League titles in women’s outdoor track & field, women’s rowing and men’s golf. Additionally, the baseball and men’s lacrosse teams captured regular-season titles.

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Bucknell has claimed a league-high 113 Patriot League Scholar-Athletes of the Year since the league’s inception as an all-sports conference in 1990-91.

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Bucknell ranks FIFTH in the nation (to Nebraska, Notre Dame, Penn State and Stanford) in total number of ESPN The Magazine All-America selections.

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A total of 366 Bison appeared on the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll in 2008-09 after recording a GPA of 3.2 or better during their sport’s competition season. Among all BU student-athletes, 238 made the Dean’s List with GPAs of 3.5 or better in the spring of 2009.

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24 of Bucknell’s 27 varsity squads posted team GPAs of 3.0 or better in the spring of 2009.

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In addition to the 117 ESPN the Magazine Academic All-Americans produced since 1970, Bucknell has also claimed 276 Academic All-District honorees over the same span, including a school-record 22 in 2008-09.

A major element in ensuring Bucknell’s commitment to athletics excellence is the Kenneth G. Langone Athletics & Recreation Center, which opened fully in 2003. One of the finest collegiate athletics facilities of its kind, the center includes the 4,000-seat Sojka Pavilion, the Olympic class Kinney Natatorium, the Krebs Family Fitness Center and the Berger Family Weight Room. A Hall of Fame area, a display of Bucknell’s Medal of Honor recipients, a new Academic All-America wall, a sports medicine suite, modern offices for coaches and staff, and locker room and classroom space are also included in the facility’s layout.

2008-09 Academic All-District SARAH EBRIGHT

2008-09 Academic All-District PATRICK SELWOOD

2008-09 Academic All-District SHANNON PITSCH

2008-09 Arthur Ashe Award Winner KYLE ANTHONY

2008-09 Academic All-District CHELSEA BRINKMAN

2008-09 Academic All-District CHRIS YAMAGUCHI

2008-09 Academic All-District KEVIN MacLEOD

4x Patriot League Boat of the Year Member PAGE KANNOR

2008-09 Academic All-District KEVIN MULLEN

2008-09 Academic All-District AUBREY ROWE

2008-09 Academic All-District JON LOCKHART

2008-09 Academic All-District PL Offensive Player of Year JENNIFER DERVARICS

2008-09 Academic All-District Arthur Ashe Award Winner JASON SOTO

2008-09 Academic All-District ASHLEY CARLSON

Bucknell Bison Athletics A National Model in Promoting the Scholar-Athlete Ideal Bucknell Athletics is first and foremost a student-centered organization, one that strives to be a national model when it comes to operating by a true scholar-athlete model. At Bucknell, student-athletes’ academic programs are their first priority, and providing a competitive Division I athletics program only advances the mission, values and residential learning goals of the university. To that end, the Department of Athletics and Recreation proactively seeks ways to assist student-athletes in their daily academic pursuits.

Below are just some of the student-athlete support programs currently in place.

FACULTY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVE: The faculty athletics representative (FAR) is a member of the faculty or administrative staff who is designated to represent Bucknell in its relationships with the NCAA and the Patriot League. Bucknell’s FAR is Mitch Chernin, Professor of Biology. The FAR can enhance the student-athlete experience by promoting a balance between academics, athletics and the social lives of student-athletes, which affords them opportunities to enjoy the full range of collegiate experiences available to students generally.

SIDELINE COACH PROGRAM: This program is a truly unique initiative in Division I college athletics, and it involves the invitation of a member of the faculty, administration, staff or community by one of Bucknell’s 27 varsity teams. The participant has the opportunity to discuss the overall program with the respective coaching staff, including practice preparation and strategy for the upcoming contest. The sideline coach attends a practice session and an actual intercollegiate competition, where he/she is introduced to the team and gains rarely seen insight into the relationships that exist between player-coach and player-player. The purpose of the Sideline Coaches Program is to foster a better understanding by the faculty and administration of the roles played by coaches and athletes in the university’s competitive intercollegiate athletic arena.

ACADEMIC ENHANCEMENT CENTER: In the Fall of 2005, the Department of Athletics opened a study/computer lab for student-athletes on the concourse level of Sojka Pavilion. The center is outfitted with computers, a laser printer, four television monitors and a projection unit with computer, VCR and DVD player. Additionally, the study lab can be used as a meeting place for group projects, tutorial area or just a secluded and quiet study space before or after practice.

LAPTOP PROGRAM: The Department of Athletics owns a number of laptop computers that may be signed out by student-athletes for use on away trips.

STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY COMMITTEE (SAAC): Representatives from each varsity team comprise the SAAC, which is designed to enhance the total student-athlete experience by promoting opportunity, protecting student-athlete welfare, and fostering a positive student-athlete image. The Committee is an invaluable resource for promoting communication between athletics administration and student-athletes; promoting communication between athletics and campus-wide administration; providing feedback and insight, as well as soliciting responses into department issues and proposed NCAA legislation; building a sense of community within the athletics program involving all athletics teams; organizing community service projects and efforts; creating a vehicle for student-athlete representation on campus-wide committees; serving as a collective voice of campus student-athletes; and disseminating information to the student-athlete body.

OTHER PROGRAMMING: The Department of Athletics, through the identification of outside speakers and periodic “Brown Bag Luncheons,” thrives to enhance the quality of the student-athlete experience as well as to educate student-athletes on a variety of issues that may affect them throughout their collegiate career. Some recent topics of interest have been alcohol, nutrition, body image, hazing, sexuality, diversity, career development, study skills, religious life and gambling.

2008-09 Academic All-District ASHLEY BEANS

2008-09 Academic All-American CHRIS HENNINGS

2008-09 Academic All-District GILLIAN NORDQUIST

2009 PL Player of Year ANDREW COHEN

2009 Outdoor PL Field Athlete of Year AMY MANTUSH

2008-09 Academic All-District ANDREW BROUSE

2009 PL Defensive Player of Year BILLY HAIRE

ROSTERS/QUICK FACTS Quick Facts University Information Location Lewisburg, PA 17837 Founded 1846 as the University at Lewisburg Enrollment 3,583 Nickname Bison Colors Orange and Blue Affiliation NCAA Division I Conference Patriot League (American, Army, Bucknell, Colgate, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh and Navy) President Brian C. Mitchell Director of Athletics John P. Hardt Associate Dir. of Athletics/Senior Woman Admin.

Amanda Backus Swimming & Diving Information Head Coach Dan Schinnerer Alma Mater Yale ’01 Experience Fourth Season Men’s Record (Bucknell/Career) 17-10/17-10 Women’s Record (Bucknell/Career) 14-12/14-12 Assistant Coaches Andrew Sheaff (Pittsburgh ’07) Mary Dain (Denison ’07) Sandy Elion (Connecticut College) Diving Coach Errol Carter (Connecticut ’96) Men’s Captains Ben Bible, Luke Trafton Women’s Captains Abigail Atkinson, Courtney Warren Diving Captain Allison FitzPatrick 2008-09 Records (PL Finish) Men 7-2 (second) Women 7-3 (third) Letterwinners Returning/Lost Men 19/8 Women 22/10 Swimming & Diving Phone 570-577-1530 E-Mail des036@bucknell.edu Web Site www.BucknellBison.com Fax Number 570-577-1660 Swimming & Diving Address Bucknell University Gerhard Fieldhouse Lewisburg, PA 17837 Athletic Communications Swimming & Diving Contact Todd Merriett Office Phone 570-577-3488 Cell Phone 570-428-5393 E-Mail tmerriet@bucknell.edu

Women’s Swimming & Diving Roster Individual Abigail Atkinson Rebecca Bersani Lisa Bolle Kristen Bucaria Jamie Chakany Allison FitzPatrick Molly Goebel Anna Griest Macey Keath Jennifer Kokoska Eliza Massie Megan Mongan Sinead O’Dwyer Morgan Oxley Heather Parmelee Abigail Paules Morgan Popple Elizabeth Porcellio Alexandra Psaris Kelly Purcell Lauren Russell Lyndsay Shand Christine Shepherd Kaitlyn Sweeney Marisa Taddeo Lauren Timmerman Lisa Tostanoski Laura Twichell Caroline Walsh Courtney Warren

Cl. Sr. Sr. Fr. So. So. Sr. Jr. Fr. Jr. So. Sr. Sr. Jr. Fr. So. Sr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. So. Jr. Sr. Sr.

Events Back/IM Dive Dive Fly/IM IM/Free Dive Sprint Free/Fly Distance Free/IM Breast/IM Dive Dive Free/IM Back/IM Breast Breast Back/Fly/IM Dive Free/Breast/IM Fly/Free Free/Back/IM IM/Back Freestyle Freestyle Sprint Free/Fly Free/Back Sprint Free/IM Back/Fly Fly/IM Breast/IM Sprint Free/Back

Hometown/High School Newtown, Conn./Newtown Fairport, N.Y./Fairport Glenview, Ill./Glenbrook South Smithtown, N.Y./Hauppauge Pittsburgh, Pa./North Allegheny Berwyn, Pa./Episcopal Academy New Canaan, Conn./New Canaan Atlanta, Ga./The Westminster School Lebanon, Pa./Cedar Crest Bloomsburg, Pa./Central Columbia Rochester, N.Y./Pittsford Sutherland Malvern, Pa./Villa Maria Academy Green River, Wyo./The Peddie School (N.J.) Emmaus, Pa./Emmaus Bethesda, Md./Walter Johnson York, Pa./Baltimore Lutheran Bear Creek, Pa./James M. Coughlin Fairport, N.Y./Penfield Waterford, Va./The Madeira School Barnesville, Pa./Mahanoy Area Lower Burrell, Pa./Burrell Park City, Utah/Park City Washingtonville, N.Y./Washingtonville Bethel Park, Pa./Bethel Park Bohemia, N.Y./St. Anthony’s Norwalk, Conn./Brien McMahon Catonsville, Md./McDonogh Fayetteville, N.Y./Fayetteville-Manlius Watchung, N.J./Kent Place School Montour Falls, N.Y./Watkins Glen

Men’s Swimming & Diving Roster Individual Stuart Ainsworth Ben Bible Thomas Brown Brett Carey Mike Davitt Gonzalo DeLeon Daniel Fletcher Nathaniel Frye Spencer Hallowell Taylor Harris David Iselin Billy Krause Ben Leboza B David Magaro D SStephen McMillin Evan Palumbo E JJonathan Podniesinski Matthew Segar M E Eric Sokolosky M Matthew Stevens B Bryce Suchomel L Luke Trafton C Christian Treat M Michael Volpe B Brendan Wills

Cl. So. Sr. So. Sr. Fr. Jr. Sr. So. Sr. So. Sr. Fr. Sr. Fr. So. So. So. So. So. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Jr. Jr.

Events Fly/Back/IM Breast/IM Free/Back/IM Breast/IM IM/Fly/Free Back/IM Free/IM/Fly Breast/IM Back/Free Fly/Free/Bk/Br/IM Back/Mid. Free IM/Butterfly Free Dive Distance Free Breast/IM Free/Fly/Breast/IM Mid. Dist/Dist. Free Sprint Free/Fly IM/Breast/Free Sprint Free/Fly/Back Free/IM Free/IM/Breast Fly/Back Fly/Free

Hometown/High School New Canaan, Conn./New Canaan Inver Grove Heights, Minn./Saint Thomas Acad.

Ridgefield, Conn./Ridgefield West Chester, Pa./Malvern Prep Lake Forest, Ill./Lake Forest Ringwood, N.J./Lakeland Regional Cedar Grove, N.J./Cedar Grove Franklin, Pa./Franklin Area Bath, Maine/Morse Grand Rapids, Mich./Forest Hills Central Potomac, Md./Churchill Huntington Bay, N.Y./Saint Anthony’s Green Oaks, Ill./Libertyville Enola, Pa./East Pennsboro Area Schwenksville, Pa./Germantown Academy Yorktown Heights, N.Y./Yorktown Heights Melville, N.Y./Half Hollow Hills East Carmel, Ind./Carmel Branford, Conn./Branford Laurel, Md./James Hubert Blake Aurora, Colo./Regis Bath, Maine/Morse Evergreen, Colo./Clear Creek Pottstown, Pa./Owen J. Roberts Plymouth Meeting, Pa./LaSalle College HS

Errol Carter was named the Patriot League Diving Coach of the Year in 2009.

Credits: The 2009-10 Bucknell Swimming and Diving d Guide d is a production d h Bucknell k ll Offi ffice off Media off the Athletic Communications. The book was written and designed and edited by Todd Merriett, Bucknell assistant director of athletic communications. Editorial assistance provided by Becky Hart. A special thanks goes to Bob Hanes for his photography. Photography also provided by Marc Hagemeier and Laurie Jackson.

On the Cover: Captains Abigail Atkinson, Ben Bible, Allison FitzPatrick, Luke Trafton and Courtney Warren.

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Abigail Paules

2009-10 Bucknell Swimming and Diving

WOMEN’S SEASON PREVIEW Bucknell has finished in the top three at the Patriot League Championships nine consecutive years and claimed four straight titles from 2003 to 2006. There is no reason to expect that success will stop in 2009-10 as the Bison return a host of Patriot League scorers and are a veteran team with seven talented seniors and four experienced juniors.

“We are making steady progress,” said fourth-year Bucknell head coach Dan Schinnerer, who owns a 14-12-1 career record and is coming off a 7-3 mark in 2008-09.

“Two years ago we were a very young team. Last year we had a good season and gained confidence, which resulted in a breakthrough season. We should only improve upon that this year. We have good experience, balance and potential and the women are setting high goals for themselves.

“On paper we look to be in the mix in the Patriot League. Other teams lost more to graduation than us, but it will take a great performance to move up the standings past Navy and Colgate.”

Another reason for optimism is the fact that all eight All-Patriot League selections for Bucknell return. Seniors Abigail Atkinson and Lauren Russell, as well as junior Macey Keath, who were all first-team choices, headline that list.

There is a clear hierarchy in the Patriot League with 2009 champion Colgate, runner-up Navy and Bucknell each tallying more than 650 points last The 800 free relay team of Jamie Chakany, February. The 656.5 points the Bison Megan Mongan, Christine Shepherd and scored were more than double fourthAlexandra Lovallo show off their thirdplace American’s total. Bucknell is preplace medals. dicted to finish third once again in the Patriot League Preseason Poll.

Sprint Freestyle: Seniors Megan M Mongan and Courtney Warren, d co-captain t i C t W along with junior Molly Goebel, should anchor the sprint freestyle group.

Goebel set the program record in the 50 free (23.20) during the preliminaries of last year’s Patriot League Championships, while Mongan took 11th in the 100 free after posting the sixth-best time in school history. Warren, who competed at the ECAC Championships in the 50 and 100 free, placed fifth in both at the Patriot League Championships, earning a top-five time in each.

Freshman Lauren Timmerman is expected to join the experienced group and have success as well.

Mid-Freestyle: The school record holder in the 200 free is Mongan (1:51.83), who swam nearly a second faster than former record holder Lectie Altman on her way to a fifth-place finish at the Patriot League Championships.

Sophomore Jamie Chakany should be improved in her second year, while sophomore Christine Shepherd should be strong as well.

Chakany ranks third in program history in the 500 free (4:59.59) and is also the school record holder in both the 1,000 free (10:11.43) and 1,650 free (16:48.52).

Russell posted three top-five finishes at the Patriot League Championships, but did not focus on the freestyle events a year ago. The versatile senior has competed in nearly every discipline and distance over her career and Schinnerer says she is a strong force.

Schinnerer is also excited to see Shepherd’s progress as she enters her second year in Orange and Blue. He thinks she can make an impact one year after earning top-10 times in the 200 and 500 free at Patriots.

Freshman Kelly Purcell is expected to produce in the mid-freestyle events.

Distance Freestyle: Chakany and Shepherd, who both rank in the top 10 in the 1,000 free, will also compete in the distance free events, and will be joined by freshman Anna Griest. Russell will continue to contribute in the 1,000 and 1,650 free as

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Backstroke: Schinnerer thinks the backstroke events are a strength for the Bison with co-captains Abigail Atkinson and Warren among the best in the Patriot League and program history. Warren set the school record in the 100 back and finished third at the Patriot League Championships last February. Atkinson finished fifth in the postseason race with the third-best time in program annals.

Atkinson had a bronze medal performance in the 200 back after posting a schoolrecord time of 2:00.24 in the preliminaries.

Russell, senior Abigail Paules and junior Sinead O’Dwyer will also be expected to contribute in the backstroke events. O’Dwyer ranks ninth in program history in the co 100 1 back, while Russell (third) and Paules (eighth) are in the top 10 in the 200 back.

Breaststroke: The breaststroke group of Keath and freshmen Morgan Oxley and Elizabeth Porcellio, is without a senior, but expectations are high. Schinnerer believes E Oxley and Porcellio will make impacts as rookies and help overcome the loss of standO outs o Kelly Morris and Nikki Seaman to graduation.

Keath, who also owns the school record in the 400 individual medley, is the record holder in both the 100 and 200 breast, while Morris and Seaman graduated with toph five times in both events. Keath finished fifth in the 100 breast and earned a silver medal in the 200 breast at last year’s Patriot League Championships. She did not finm ish is outside of the top three in either event during the course of the regular season.

Butterfly: Bucknell is without a regular senior contributor at butterfly, but has talent with four different swimmers who have recorded top-10 times in either the 100 ta or o 200. Chief among them is sophomore Kaitlyn Sweeney, who ranks fourth in the 200 2 fly and seventh in the 100 fly.

Goebel, who ranks in the top five in program history in both the 50 free and 100 free, fr stands second on the all-time 100 fly list with her 56.31, which was eighth at the th Patriot League Championships. It was one of three top-eight performances at last yyear’s postseason meet at Kinney Natatorium.

Sophomore Kristen Bucaria and junior Laura Twichell are both especially strong in the 200, where Twichell was a Patriot League finalist a year ago. th Schinnerer expects freshman Alexandra Psaris to be a contributor in the butterfly eevents in her first year.

IM: “This is another strong event for us,” Schinnerer mentioned. “We return a lot of swimmers who all should be strong.”

Last year Bucknell had five of the top 12 finishers in the 400 individual medley at the Patriot League Championships. That depth will continue in 2009-10 as the Bison have no fewer than eight swimmers Schinnerer expects to shine in the IM events. In fact, Bucknell enters the year with the three fastest 200 IM swimmers in program history on the roster. Russell, who took second in the event last February, owns the school record (2:03.98), while Atkinson and Mongan hold down the second and third positions.

Russell ranks second in the 400 IM, .09 seconds behind record holder Keath.

Atkinson, Mongan, Russell, Bucaria, Keath, Paules and O’Dwyer are veterans who are all expected to contribute. Additionally, Porcellio, who also swims the breaststroke, will add depth in her rookie year.

Relays: Bucknell set program records in the 200 and 400 medley relays and the 200 and 400 freestyle relays at last year’s Patriot League Championships and lost only Alexandra Lovallo from its relay lineup, leading Schinnerer to remark that he thinks the relays will be even stronger this year. With good depth, Schinnerer thinks the 800 free relay will improve and have a shot at breaking the seven-year-old school record.

Diving: Bucknell has a veteran diving group with seniors Rebecca Bersani, Allison FitzPatrick and Eliza Massie leading the way. Bersani is the one-meter diving record holder, while FitzPatrick holds the top spot off the three-meter board. The current seniors occupy three of the top four spots on the top-10 list for each boards.

FitzPatrick and Bersani posted top-five finishes off both boards at the Patriot League Championships, while Massie will try to bounce back after missing the second half of last year. Bersani will have an entire campaign to prove herself after missing the first semester of competition in 2008-09.

Sophomores Jennifer Kokoska and Morgan Popple gained valuable experience as freshmen and should be improved in their second year.

Kaitlyn Sweeney

2009-10 Bucknell Swimming and Diving

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WOMEN’S PROFILES

Bold - top-10 time/score * - Bucknell record

Abigail Atkinson

Allison FitzPatrick

Sr. • Newtown, Conn. • Back/IM

Sr. • Berwyn, Pa. • Dive

Career Bests: 100 Back (56.78 (56.78), ), 200 Back ((2:00.24* 2:00.24*), ), 200 IM (2:04.76 (2:04.76), ), 200 Breast (2:28.22 (2:28.22))

Career Bests: 1-Meter, 6 Optionals (236.55 (236.55), ), 3-Meter, 6 Optionals (260.48* (260.48*))

Co-captain … three-time letterwinner ... three-time Patriot League scorer in 100 back, 200 back and 200 IM ... 2009 First Team All-Patriot League selection ... holds school record in the 200 back … third in Bucknell history in 100 back, second in the 200 IM, and eighth and ninth as part of 800 free relay ... swam for Newtown High School ... majoring in economics ... three-time Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Rebecca Bersani

Molly Goebel

Sr. • Fairport, N.Y. • Dive

Jr. • New Canaan, Conn. • Sprint Free/Fly

Career Bests: 1-Meter, 6 Optionals (258.35 (258.35), ), 3-Meter, 6 Optionals (251.33 (251.33))

Career Bests: 100 Fly (56.31 C 56.31), ), 50 Free (23.20 (23.20**), 100 51.76), 51.76 ), 200 Free (1:57.20), 500 Free (5:26.36)

Three-time letterwinner ... three-time PL scorer in bo both one-meter and three-meter diving ... three-time Se Second Team All-PL selection ... holds school record in one-meter diving (six optionals format) ... also ra ranks third in Bucknell top-10 in three-meter divin ing (six optionals format), eighth in one-meter divin ing (six dives format) and 10th in three-meter diving (si (six dives format) ... competed for Fairport HS under co coach Dave Salmon ... dove at the club level for the Blue Fins ... management major majo ... three-time PL Academic Honor Roll member.

Tw Two-time letterwinner ... two-time Patriot League sc scorer in 50 free, 100 free and 100 fly ... school record ho holder in 50 free, and as part of 200 medley relay, 40 400 medley relay, 200 free relay and 400 free relay … tw two-time Second Team All-Patriot League selection ... ra ranks top 10 in school history in 100 free (fifth), 100 fly (second) and as part of 800 free relay (eighth) ... sw swam for New Canaan High School under coach David Fine ... majoring in political science.

Lisa Bolle

Anna Griest

Fr. • Glenview, Ill. • Dive

Fr. • Atlanta, Ga. • Distance Free/IM

Lisa Leigh Bolle ... born Sept. 28, 1990 in Glenview, Ill. ... daughter of Donald and MaryAnne Bolle ... earned two varsity letters in diving at Glenbrook South High School ... team captain as a senior ... 2009 All-American ... first place at 2009 AAU Central Association (1-meter) ... sixth place at 2009 AAU Diving National Championships (1-meter) ... has four siblings ... brother, Jeff, is a 2003 graduate of Bucknell ... major is undeclared.

Anna Frances Griest ... born Dec. 30, 1990 in Atlanta, Ga. ... daughter of Doug and Linda Griest ... earned four varsity letters in swimming ... earned national academic honors ... All-America selection ... member of 2006 state championship team ... team captain as a senior ... has two siblings, Lida and Robert ... both siblings swam on the college level ... major is undeclared.

Kristen Bucaria

Macey Keath

So. • Smithtown, N.Y. • Fly/IM

Jr. • Lebanon, Pa. • Breast/IM

Career Bests: 100 Fly (59.80), 200 Fly (2:09.05 (2:09.05), ), 200 IM (2:08.81 (2:08.81), ), 400 IM (4:33.45 (4:33.45), ), 200 Breast (2:26.36 (2:26.36))

Ca Bests: 100 Breast (1:03.81 Career 1:03.81*), *), 200 Breast (2:15.90 (2:15.90*), *), 200 IM (2:10.84), 400 IM ((4:25.68 4:25.68*), *), 200 Fly (2:10.70)

Earned a varsity letter in 2008-09 … Patriot League scorer in 200 fly, 400 IM and 200 IM … holds top-10 times in Bucknell history in 200 breast (ninth), 200 fly (10th), 200 IM (eighth) and 400 IM (10th) … graduate of Hauppauge High School ... five-time letter winner for swimming ... team captain and team MVP during senior year ... two-time all-state ... 2007 USS Academic All-American ... holds three high school records ... major is undeclared … 2009 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Tw Two-time letterwinner ... two-time Patriot League sc scorer in 100 breast, 200 breast and 400 IM ... school re record holder in 100 breast, 200 breast, and 400 IM ... First Team All-Patriot League in 2009 … graduate of Cedar Crest High School ... was coached by Beth Yo Yocum ... majoring in management ... two-time Patri triot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Jamie Chakany

Jennifer Kokoska

So. • Pittsburgh, Pa. • IM/Free

So. • Bloomsburg, Pa. • Dive

Career Bests: 500 Free (4:59.59 (4:59.59), ), 1,000 Free (10:40.27), 1,650 Free (16:48.52 (16:48.52*), *), 400 IM (4:32.92 (4:32.92)) Earned a varsity letter in 2008-09 … Patriot League scorer in 500 free, 1,650 free and 400 IM … Second Team All-Patriot League selection … holds school record in 1,000 free and 1,650 free … ranks top-10 in school history in 200 free (sixth), 500 free (third), 400 IM (eighth) and as part of the 800 free relay (second) … graduate of North Allegheny High School ... four letters in swimming under coach Corky Semier ... two-time high school All-American ... majoring in biology.

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Co Co-captain … three-time letterwinner ... two-time Pa Patriot League scorer in both one-meter and threem meter diving ... holds school record in three-meter div diving (six optionals format) … fourth in the Bison re record books in one-meter diving (six optionals form ... ranks 10th in school history in one-meter divmat) in (six dives format) ... graduate of Episcopal Acading em ... competed for Rocky Run Diving under coach emy Ro Jenkins ... majoring in international relations Ronn A ... three-time Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Career Bests: 1-Meter, 6 Optionals (211.65 (211.65), ), 3-Meter, 6 Optionals (189.08) Po Posted a score of 211.65 against Colgate, marking th the 10th-best score in program history ... graduate of Ce Central Columbia High School ... four letters in diving, th three in pole vault ... coached in swimming by Larry M Miller ... team captain ... 2007 District IV Champion ... finished seventh at PIAA State Championships in 20 2007, 10th in 2008 ... major is undeclared … 2009 Patri triot League Academic Honor Roll member.

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WOMEN’S PROFILES Abigail Paules

Sr. • Rochester, N.Y. • Dive

Sr. • York, Pa. • Back/Fly/IM

Career Bests: 1-Meter, 6 Optionals (255.37 (255.37), ), 3-Meter, 6 Optionals (257.54 (257.54*) *)

Career Bests: 100 Back (59.62), 200 Back (2:05.74 C 2:05.74), ), 200 Fly (2:12.80), 400 IM (4:31.38 (4:31.38))

Tw Two-time letterwinner ... two-time Patriot League sc scorer in both one-meter and three-meter diving ... tw two-time All-Patriot League second team selection ... ranks third in one-meter diving (six optionals form and holds school record in three-meter diving mat) (si optionals format) ... graduate of Pittsford Suther(six lan High School ... diver at club level for Blue Fins, land co coached

by Sue Crane and Carolyn Carlton ... Spanish m major ... two-time Patriot League Academic Honor Ro member.

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Three-time letterwinner ... Patriot League scorer in 100 back (2009), 200 back (2007-2009) and 400 IM (2008, 2009) ... ranks eighth in Bucknell history fo for 200 back and seventh for 400 IM … graduate of Ba Baltimore Lutheran High School ... swam for North Ba Baltimore Aquatic Club under coach Chris Kaplan ... double majoring in history and political science ... three-time Patriot League Academic Honor Roll m member.

Megan Mongan

Morgan Popple

Sr. • Malvern, Pa. • Free/IM

So. • Bear Creek, Pa. • Dive

Career Bests: 50 Free (24.96), 100 Free (51.85 C 51.85), ), 200 Free (1:51.83 Fr 1:51.83*), *), 500 Free (5:11.93), 200 IM (2:06.01 (2:06.01))

Career Bests: 1-Meter, 6 Optionals (185.48), 3-Meter, 6 Optionals (195.55)

Three-time letterwinner ... three-time PL scorer in 10 100 free, 200 free and 200 IM ... three-time All-PL selec lection, including first-team honoree in 2008 ... holds sc school record in the 200 free and as part of 400 medley relay, 200 free relay and 400 free relay … places in Bu Bucknell’s top 10 in 100 free (sixth), 200 IM (third) an and as part 800 free relay (third) ... swam for Villa M Maria Academy under John and Cathy Hay ... compe peted for Malvern Swimming Association, coached by Pete Lee ... management major majo ... three-time PL Academic Honor Roll member.

Ea Earned a varsity letter in 2008-09 … finished seasonbe best third off both boards in tri-meet vs. Duquesne an and Saint Francis (Pa.) ... graduate of James M. Co Coughlin High School ... major is undeclared … 2009 Pa Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Sinead O’Dwyer

Elizabeth Porcellio

Jr. • Green River, Wyo. • Back/IM

Fr. • Fairport, N.Y. • Free/Breast/IM

Career Bests: 100 Back (59.33 C 59.33), ), 200 Back (2:07.43 (2:07.43), ), 10 IM (1:04.60), 200 IM (2:11.39), 400 IM (4:35.94) 100 Tw Two-time letterwinner ... Patriot League scorer in 200 ba back, 200 IM and 400 IM ... named Second Team AllPa Patriot League (2008) ... ranks in top 10 of Bucknell’s re record book for 100 back (ninth) … swam at The Peddi die School (N.J.) under coach Greg Wriede ... majorin ing in environmental studies ... 2009 Patriot League Ac Academic Honor Roll member.

Elizabeth Rose Porcellio ... born Oct. 15, 1990 in Rochester, N.Y. ... daughter of Rocco and Martha Porcellio ... sixyear member of swimming team at Penfield High School ... qualified for state championships in each individual event as a senior ... two-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-American ... five-year state qualifier ... two-time sectional champion ... All-Great Rochester selection ... named first-team all-county five times ... two-time team captain ... has two siblings, Rachel and Rocco ... sister, Rachel, is a member of swimming team at Niagara and will be a senior in 2009-10.

Morgan Oxley

Alexandra Psaris

Fr. • Emmaus, Pa. • Breast

Fr. • Waterford, Va. • Fly/Free

Morgan Gray Oxley ... born May 30, 1991 in Bethlehem, Pa. ... daughter of Greg Oxley ... four-year swimming letterwinner at Emmaus High School ... four-time All-American and all-state in the 100 breaststroke and medley relay ... helped team to three consecutive state championships (2007-09) ... swam a 28.5 split in breaststroke as part of Pennsylvania state record medley relay (1:44.2) in 2009 ... school record holder in 100 breast (1:04.91) and medley relay ... two-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-American ... 2009 Emmaus High School Scholar-Athlete ... team captain as a senior ... Junior National qualifier.

Alexandra Helene Psaris ... born Jan. 27, 1991 in Leesburg, Va. ... daughter of Michael and Patti Psaris ... earned four varsity letters as a member of the swimming team ... three-time all-league selection ... team captain as a senior ... sister, Leigh, was a member of the Emory University swimming team.

Heather Parmelee

Kelly Purcell

So. • Bethesda, Md. • Breast

Fr. • Barnesville, Pa. • Free/Back/IM

Career Bests: 100 Breast (1:13.44), 200 Breast (2:38.51), 200 IM (2:26.27) Ea Earned a varsity letter in 2008-09 … competed just on once after Jan. 1 as a freshman in 2008-09 ... graduat ate of Walter Johnson High School ... four-time lette terwinner in swimming under coach Jamie Grimes ... team captain ... part of four county champion and div division I champion teams ... major is undeclared.

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Kelly Rose Purcell ... born Aug. 4, 1991 ... daughter of Terry and Virginia Purcell ... member of swimming and track teams at Mahanoy Area High School ... league champion, district medalist and state medalist in swimming ... also earned all-state and scholarathlete honors ... first-team all-area ... 2009 Republican & Herald Swimmer of the Year ... Toyota High School Sports Show Athlete of the Week ... Hazleton Standard Speaker Athlete of the Week ... has one sister, Lauren.

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WOMEN’S PROFILES

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Lauren Russell

Lauren Timmerman

Sr. • Lower Burrell, Pa. • IM/Back

Fr. • Norwalk, Conn. • Sprint Free/IM

Career Bests: 100 Back (59.80), 200 Back (2:01.57 Ca 2:01.57), ), 200 IM (2:03.98 2:03.98*), *), 400 IM (4:25.77 (4:25.77), ), 1,000 Free (10:46.00) Three-time letterwinner ... three-time PL scorer in th the 100 back, 200 IM and 400 IM ... two-time First Te Team All-PL selection ... holds school record in 200 IM … places in top 10 of Bucknell’s record book for 20 200 back (third) and 400 IM (second) ... competed for Bu Burrell High School under coach Barb Medvec ... also sw swam for the Fox Chapel Killer Whales ... coached by Da Dan Taylor and Todd Clark ... majoring in psychology ... two-time PL Academic Honor Roll member.

Lauren Hopper Timmerman ... born Oct. 10, 1991 in Greenwich, Conn. ... daughter of Andrew and Susan Timmerman ... All-American in 200 free relay ... all-state in 50 free, 200 free relay and 400 free relay ... All-FCIAC in 100 free, 200 free relay and 400 free relay ... team captain ... has one sister, Katie ... father, Andrew, was a member of tennis team at Denison.

Lyndsay Shand

Lisa Tostanoski

So. • Park City, Utah • Free

So. • Catonsville, Md. • Back/Fly

Career Bests: 100 Free (54.73), 200 Free (1:59.11), 100 Back (1:02.10), 200 Back (2:19.53) Ea Earned a varsity letter in 2008-09 … swam variety of fre freestyle and backstroke events as a freshman, focusin ing on 200 free and 100 back ... graduate of Park City Hi High School ... team captain ... led team to state title ... named all-state after placing second at state meet in two events ... coached by Mike Werner ... part of Ut Utah Zone swimming team ... six relatives graduated fro from Bucknell, including father, Rick (’81) ... mathem ematics major.

Ea Earned a varsity letter in 2008-09 … did not compete in a meet as a freshman ... graduate of McDonogh Sc School ... four letters in swimming, three in cross co country ... coached in swimming by Scott Ward ...

Ac Academic All-American ... Maryland All-Star Age Gr Group team ... grandfather, Bernard Tostanoski, is a 1950 1 graduate of Bucknell ... majoring in chemical en engineering … 2009 Patriot League Academic Honor Ro Roll member.

Christine Shepherd

Laura Twichell

So. • Washingtonville, N.Y. • Free

Jr. • Fayetteville, N.Y. • Fly/IM

Career Bests: 200 Free (1:55.40 Ca 1:55.40), ), 500 Free (5:04.30 (5:04.30), ), 1,000 Free (10:42.26), 1,650 Free (17:28.61)

Career Bests: 100 Fly (58.05 Ca 58.05), ), 200 Fly (2:07.87 (2:07.87), ), 200 IM (2:10.76)

Ea Earned a varsity letter in 2008-09 … Patriot League sc scorer in 200 free, 500 free and 1,650 free in 2009 … ranks in top 10 of Bucknell’s record book in 500 fre free (eighth) and 1,000 free (seventh) … graduate of Washingtonville High School ... received six varsit sity letters for swimming and four for track & field ... coached in swimming by Dawn Sroczynski ... team ca captain ... six-time Scholar Athlete selection ... civil en engineering major ... 2009 Patriot League Academic Ho Honor Roll member.

Tw Two-time varsity letterwinner ... Patriot League scorer in 100 fly (2008) and 200 fly (2008, 2009) ... holds to top-10 times in Bucknell history in 100 fly (eighth) an 200 fly (sixth) … graduate of Fayetteville-Manlius and Hi School ... coached by Lisa DiLorenzo ... majoring High in political science.

Kaitlyn Sweeney

Caroline Walsh

So. • Bethel Park, Pa. • Sprint Free/Fly

Sr. • Watchung, N.J. • Breast/IM

57.64), 57.64 ), 200 Fly (2:07.15 (2:07.15), ), 200 Back (2:12.42), 200 Free (1:59.24), 500 Free (5:08.94) Ba Ea Earned a varsity letter in 2008-09 … Patriot League sc scorer in 100 fly, 200 fly and 500 free in 2009 … holds to top-10 times in Bison history in 100 fly (seventh) an and 200 fly (fourth) … graduate of Bethel Park High Sc School ... four-time letterwinner in swimming under co coach Bill Kennedy ... team captain ... All-American an and Scholastic All-American ... part of team that was bo both section and conference champions ... biology m major.

Three-year letterwinner ... competed in eight differen ent events during 2008-09 season ... two top-three fin nishes in the 200 breast ... 2007 Patriot League sc scorer in 200 breast ... graduate of Kent Place School ... swam for Berkeley Aquatic Club ... coached by Jim W Wood ... biomedical engineering major … 2009 Patri triot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Marisa Taddeo

Courtney Warren

Fr. • Bohemia, N.Y. • Free/Back

Sr. • Montour Falls, N.Y. • Sprint Free/Back

Career Bests: 100 Back (55.02 Ca 55.02*), *), 200 Back ((2:07.17 2:07.17), ), 50 Free (23.36 (23.36), ), 100 Free ((51.39 51.39)) Marisa Suzanne Taddeo ... born July 30, 1991 in Greenwich, Conn. ... daughter of Ronald and Lisa Taddeo ... earned six letters in swimming at St. Anthony’s High School ... earned All-Long Island and allleague honors ... recipient of team’s Coaches Award ... has four siblings.

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Co Co-captain … three-year letterwinner ... 2008 PL champio pion in 100 back … scored in 200 back (2007, 2008), 50 fre free (2007, 2009), 100 free (2009) ... three-time All-PL se selection, including first team in 2008 ... school record ho holder in 100 back and as part of 200 and 400 medley rel relays, and 200 and 400 free relays … stands on Bucknell to top-10 lists for 50 free (3rd), 100 free (4th), 200 back (9 (9th) ... competed for Watkins Glen HS under coach Kelly St Sterner ... swam for the Glen Gators ... majoring in mathematics with a biology minor ... 2007 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

2009-10 Bucknell Swimming and Diving

WOMEN’S 2008-09 SEASON REVIEW What it Took in 2009 - Women Event

Won Patriots

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NCAA “A” Cut

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1:57.90

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1:08.99

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2:21.79

2:30.17

2:22.65

2:30.80

2:10.32

2:15.53

2:12.38

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1:59.94

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2:08.31

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2:10.18

1:56.13

2:00.77

1:58.78

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4:32.38

4:43.63

4:31.38

4:42.88

4:07.33

4:17.22

4:13.44

4:27.79

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1:44.46

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1:31.88

1:29.62

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3:40.93

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3:22.72

3:17.36

3:30.29

800 Free Relay

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7:55.52

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7:18.95

7:08.07

7:42.99

200 Medley Relay

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1:50.52

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1:41.72

1:38.40

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4:02.11

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3:41.06

3:34.62

3:51.89

1-Meter

259.70

204.15

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160.47

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255.45

225.95

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171.65

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2008-09 Awards/Honors/Records

2008-09 Women’s Results (7-3, 4-2 PL) October 4 at UMBC non-scoring 25 BOSTON COLLEGE W, 174-126 November 1 DUQUESNE W, 174-120 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.) W, 231-63 8 AMERICAN* W, 214-82 LAFAYETTE* W, 217-83 NAVY* L, 157-138 22-23 BUCKNELL INVITATIONAL 3rd of 6 January 10 COLGATE* L, 191.5-106.5 17 ARMY* W, 180-96 18 at Columbia L, 155-88 24 LEHIGH* W, 198-95 31 BISON INVITATIONAL non-scoring February/March 19-21 PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMP. 3rd of 8 27-1 at ECAC Championships 14th

All-Patriot League - First Team Abigail Atkinson Macey Keath Lauren Russell All-Patriot League - Second Team Rebecca Bersani Jamie Chakany Molly Goebel Megan Mongan Courtney Warren Patriot League Diving Coach of the Year Errol Carter Patriot League Diver of the Week Rebecca Bersani (1/13, 1/27) Damon’s Bison Athlete of the Week Molly Goebel (1/19) Courtney Warren (3/2)

Records Broken 50-Yard Freestyle (Molly Goebel - 23.20) 200-Yard Freestyle (Megan Mongan - 1:51.83) 1,000-Yard Freestyle (Jamie Chakany - 10:11.43) 1,650-Yard Freestlye (Jamie Chakany - 16:48.52) 100-Yard Backstroke (Courtney Warren - 55.02) 200-Yard Backstroke (Abigail Atkinson - 2:00.24) 100-Yard Breaststroke (Macey Keath - 1:03.81) 200-Yard Breaststroke (Macey Keath - 2:15.90) 200-Yard IM (Lauren Russell - 2:03.98) 400-Yard IM (Macey Keath - 4:25.68) 200-Yard Medley Relay (Warren, Morris, Goebel, Mongan - 1:43.25) 400-Yard Medley Relay (Warren, Keath, Goebel, Mongan - 3:46.73) 200-Yard Freestyle Relay (Goebel, Mongan, Lovallo, Warren - 1:33.45) 400-Yard Freestyle Relay (Goebel, Mongan, Lovallo, Warren - 3:25.92)

World Championship Trials Participant Courtney Warren (100 back) Patriot League Academic Honor Roll 22 selections (most in Patriot League)

Rebecca Bersani Abigail Atkinson

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Warren, Morris, Goebel, Mongan ...........................................................1:43.25 Altman, Flick, Krakowski, Scheffter............................................................1:43.99 Golino, Flick, Krakowski, Freese .................................................................1:44.35 Altman, Flick, Krakowski, Freese ................................................................1:45.06 Warren, Morris, Munson, Scheffter ..........................................................1:45.39 Warren, Morris, Goebel, Mongan ...........................................................1:45.89 Altman, Woodward, Krakowski, Scheffter..................................................1:46.44 Golino, Flick, Aiken, Freese .........................................................................1:47.58 Altman, Flick, Mosler, Freese ......................................................................1:47.59 Hartnett, Gillespie, Grunow, Klawon .........................................................1:48.00

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1,000-Yard Freestyle Jamie Chakany ......10:11.43 Daniela Faas ............... 10:18.78 Kristen Skroski........... 10:23.26 Jennifer Cancro .......... 10:28.13 Meghan Brown ........... 10:29.14 Jackie Feinthel ........... 10:30.19 Christine Shepherd 10:30.35 Kate Wood .................. 10:30.43 Linda Fink .................. 10:31.18 Nikki Woodward ........ 10:31.35

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200-Yard Freestyle Megan Mongan........1:51.83 Lectie Altman ............... 1:52.74 Rebecca Scheffter ......... 1:52.87 Jennifer Cancro ............ 1:53.22 Kristen Skroski............. 1:53.23 Jamie Chakany ........1:53.52 Margaret Grunow......... 1:53.63 Rebecca Dolan .............. 1.54.17 Nikki Woodward .......... 1:54.72 Alexandra Lovallo ........ 1:54.95

Abigail Atkinson......2:00.24 Lectie Altman ............... 2:00.60 Lauren Russell.........2:01.57 Darby Golino ................ 2:02.27 Jen Myers ..................... 2:03.30 Kathleen Hartnett ....... 2:03.61 Laura Goeller ................ 2:04.15 Abigail Paules ..........2:05.53 Courtney Warren.....2:07.17 Daniela Faas ................. 2:07.19

Margaret Grunow............ 56.02 Molly Goebel ..............56.31 Mary Krakowski .............. 56.43 Lauren Reed .................... 57.14 Katherine Munson .......... 57.20 Kaitlyn Sweeney .........57.66 Lauren Mosler ................. 57.95 Laura Twichell............58.05 Kathy Frazier ................... 58.23 Sarah Pease ...................... 58.49

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200-Yard Butterfly Katherine Munson ....... 2:04.54 Kate Wood .................... 2:05.93 Molly Lowe ................... 2:06.20 Kaitlyn Sweeney ......2:07.15 Margaret Grunow......... 2:07.49 Laura Twichell.........2:07.87 Rebecca Dolan .............. 2:07.90 Jackie Feinthel ............. 2:08.06 Megan Jones ................ 2:09.04 Kristen Bucaria .......2:09.05

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1. 2007 . Rebecca Bersani .......258.35 2. 2005 ...Erika Mannix ................. 256.87 3. 2008 . Eliza Massie .............255.37 4. 2007 . Allison FitzPatrick ...236.55 5. 2004 ...Lisa Rockwell ................. 234.82 6. 2007 ...Erika Minerowicz .......... 228.89 7. 2004 ...Sarah Petcavage ............. 227.46 8. 2005 ...Lauren Thomas .............. 218.05 9. 2005 ...Stephanie Vogt .............. 217.85 10. 2009 . Jennifer Kokoska .....211.65 * New format starting in 2001

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1. 2009 Allison FitzPatrick ...260.48 2. 2007 Eliza Massie .............257.54 3. 2007 Erika Minerowicz .......... 257.24 4. 2007 Rebecca Bersani .......248.95 5. 2006 Lauren Thomas .............. 216.67 6. 2006 Victoria Fritz ................. 214.43 7. 2009 Jennifer Kokoska .....177.15 * New format starting in 2005

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Kristen Ehrgood ............ 258.20 Debbie Zapotocky ......... 242.40 Lara McCarver ............... 241.20 Kelly Haughs ................. 239.85 Cory Feulner .................. 237.30 Julie Kotarba ............... 232.125 Elaine Lammey .............. 227.00 Rebecca Bersani .......225.74 Sarah Petcavage ............. 220.28 Allison FitzPatrick ...217.87

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Erika Mannix....................428.50 Sarah Petcavage ................407.65 Lisa Rockwell ....................388.70 Victoria Fritz ....................377.40 Stephanie Vogt .................354.90 Lauren Thomas.................348.05 Kathy Karpuk ...................329.40 Elaine Lammey.................312.25 Debbie Zapotocky ............302.00 Stephanie Kofke ...............286.20

All-Patriot League Selections 1994-95 .................................................. April Harned, Jeanne Klawon, Jen Myers 1995-96 ............................................................................. Jen Myers, Lindsay Reed 1996-97 ................................................................................. Jen Myers, Kate Wood 1997-98 ............................................................Molly Lowe, Jen Myers, Kate Wood 1998-99 ....................................................... Megan Jones, Molly Lowe, Kate Wood 1999-00 .................... Nicole Brandemarti, Darby Golino, Molly Lowe, Kate Wood 2000-01 .............................Darby Golino, Daniela Faas, Molly Lowe, Abby Weaver 2001-02 ..................Jennifer Cancro, Daniela Faas, Meghan Freese, Darby Golino 2002-03 ................Lectie Altman, Jennifer Cancro, Daniela Faas, Jackie Feinthel, Jamie Flick, Meghan Freese, Darby Golino 2003-04 First Team......................................Lectie Altman, Jennifer Cancro, Daniela Faas, Jackie Feinthel, Meghan Freese, Laura Goeller Second Team...............................Carlyn Donley, Jamie Flick, Katherine Munson, 2004-05 First Team ........ Lectie Altman, Jamie Flick, Laura Goeller, Katherine Munson, Rebecca Scheffter, Nikki Woodward Second Team .... Carlyn Donley, Jackie Feinthel, Mary Krakowski, Erika Mannix 2005-06 First Team...... Lectie Altman, Carlyn Donley, Laura Goeller, Katherine Munson, Rebecca Scheffter, Nikki Woodward Second Team.............................Meghan Brown, Mary Krakowski, Katalin Lyons, Brittany Neligan, Nikki Seaman, Ally St. Claire 2006-07 First Team..................... Katherine Munson, Rebecca Scheffter, Nikki Woodward Second Team ...... Rebecca Bersani, Laura Goeller, Eliza Massie, Megan Mongan, Kelly Morris, Kristen Skroski, Courtney Warren 2007-08 First Team...Megan Mongan, Lauren Russell, Kristen Skroski, Courtney Warren Second Team............................ Abigail Atkinson, Rebecca Bersani, Molly Goebel, Eliza Massie, Sinead O’Dwyer 2008-09 First Team.................................... Abigail Atkinson, Macey Keath, Lauren Russell Second Team...Rebecca Bersani, Jamie Chakany, Molly Goebel, Megan Mongan, Courtney Warren

Bison All-Americans Individual Elizabeth Dexter Kathy Frazier Kathy Frazier Kathy Frazier Kathy Frazier Kathy Frazier Kathy Frazier Kathy Frazier Young, Dexter, Frazier, Young Lisa Desrochers Elizabeth Dexter Elizabeth Dexter Kathy Frazier Kathy Frazier Kathy Frazier Kathy Frazier Desrochers, Young, Dexter, Frazier Young, Dexter, Frazier, Desrochers Kathy Frazier Kathy Frazier Kathy Frazier

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Event 200 Breast 100 Free 50 Fly 50 Free 50 Fly 100 Fly 100 IM 100 Free 200 Medley Relay 200 Back 100 Breast 200 Breast 100 Free 50 Fly 100 Fly 200 Fly 400 Medley Relay 200 Medley Relay 50 Fly 100 Fly 50 Free

All-American Kathy Frazier ’82

All-Americans Lisa Desrochers ’84, Susie Young ’83 and Karen Young ’83

Robert A. Latour Award The Robert A. Latour Award was established in 1987 to honor the former men’s swimming coach and director of athletics at Bucknell. It is presented annually “in recognition of leadership, sportsmanship, outstanding achievement and dedication to Bucknell women’s swimming.”

Robert A. Latour Award Winners

East Coast Conference Scholar-Athlete

Academic All-District

Kathy Lynch ........................... 1984-85 Kathy Lynch ........................... 1986-87 Deb Thomas ............................ 1987-88

Kathy Lynch ........................... 1986-87 Abby Weaver ...........2001-02 (2nd Tm) Rebecca Scheffter ...2005-06 (2nd Tm) Katherine Munson .2006-07 (2nd Tm)

Patriot League Scholar-Athlete Jeanne Klawon ....................... 1992-93 Jeanne Klawon ....................... 1993-94 Allyson Gillespie ..................... 1995-96 Abby Weaver ........................... 2000-01 Rebecca Scheffter ................... 2004-05

1987 ..........................................Kathy Lynch 1988 ..........................................Karen Oliver 1989 ..................................... Elaine Lammey 1990 ........................................... Dodi Barlok 1991 ......................... K. Appler/C. Banashek 1992 ........................................Jennifer Reeb 1993 ................................. Margaret Grunow 1994 ................................ Kathleen Hartnett 1995 ............................. C. Brooks/J. Klawon 1996 ................................... Allyson Gillespie 1997 ..................................... Sarah Cranston 1998 ..............................................Jen Myers

Katherine Munson ’07 was an Academic All-District selection in 2006-07

Rebecca Scheffter ’07 was Bucknell’s last Patriot League Scholar-Athlete in 2004-05.

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1999 ...................N. Brandemarti/K. Wilson 2000 .............................. Nicole Brandemarti 2001 ....................................... Gwen Packard 2002 ......................................... Abby Weaver 2003 .......................................Rebecca Dolan 2004 ......................................Meghan Freese 2005 .............................................Trish Rado 2006 ................................... Mary Krakowski 2007 ...................................Nikki Woodward 2008 ..................................... Kristen Skroski 2009 ..................................Courtney Warren

All-Time Coaching Records Coach Kofie Montgomery Constance Brennan Joel Feldman Lynn Kachmarik Jerry Foley Dan Schinnerer Totals

Years 1973-76 1976-79 1979-82 1982-88 1998-2006 2006-Pres.

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WOMEN’S CHAMPIONS East Coast Conference Champions 1982-83 (5th at Drexel) Kathy Hoey ....................... 1650 Free ........... 17:54.87 1983-84 (3rd at Hofstra) Sue Knight .......................... 50 Free ...................24.87 Kathy Lynch ...................... 100 Back ...............1:00.68 Kathy Lynch ...................... 200 Free ...............1:55.56 1984-85 (2nd at Lafayette) Sue Knight .......................... 50 Free ...................25.28 Kathy Lynch ...................... 100 Back ...............1:00.60 Kathy Lynch ...................... 200 Back ...............2:10.56 Cheryl Trepp ...................... 500 Free ...............5:12.60 Cheryl Trepp ..................... 1650 Free ........... 17:59.88 800 Free Relay ..................................................7:57.97 Schwalbe, Trepp, Oliver, Lynch 1985-86 (2nd at Delaware) Kathy Lynch ...................... 100 Back ...............1:01.33 Kathy Lynch ...................... 200 Back ...............2:10.82 1986-87 (1st at Drexel) Kathy Lynch ...................... 500 Free ...............5:11.01 Kathy Lynch ...................... 200 Back ...............2:08.88 Susan Orth ......................... 200 Fly ................2:11.21 800 Free Relay ..................................................7:54.42 Hirtler, Oliver, Schwalbe, Lynch

1992-93 (2nd at Colgate) Linda Fink......................... 1650 Free ........... 17:25.97 Margaret Grunow............... 50 Free ...................23.88 Margaret Grunow.............. 100 Free ..................51.77 Margaret Grunow............... 100 Fly ...................56.71 Kathleen Hartnett............. 200 Back ...............2:05.60 200 Free Relay ..................................................1:36.87 Hartnett, DiLenge, Klawon, Grunow 400 Free Relay Grunow, Maguire, Klawon, Hartnett 200 Medley Relay .............................................1:48.00 Hartnett, Gillespie, Grunow, Klawon 400 Medley Relay .............................................3:54.96 Hartnett, Grunow, Gillespie, Klawon Margaret Grunow............... Co-Swimmer of the Meet 1993-94 (3rd at Fordham) 200 Free Relay ..................................................1:39.01 Klawon, Hartnett, DiLenge, Maguire 400 Free Relay ..................................................3:34.13 Klawon, Hartnett, DiLenge, Maguire 200 Medley Relay .............................................1:50.88 Brooks, Gillespie, Klawon, Hartnett 400 Medley Relay .............................................4:01.64 Brooks, Gillespie, Klawon, Hartnett

1987-88 (3rd at Lafayette) None

1994-95 (2nd at Navy) Jeanne Klawon ................... 50 Free ...................24.18 Jen Myers .......................... 100 Back ..................58.63 Jen Myers .......................... 200 Back ...............2:03.30 Jen Myers ............................200 IM ................2:09.78 Jen Myers ........................... Co-Swimmer of the Meet

1988-89 (3rd at Delaware) Kelly Appler ......................100 Breast..............1:10.41

1995-96 (4th at Colgate) Jen Myers .......................... 200 Back ...............2:05.91

1989-90 (4th at Drexel) Margaret Grunow............... 50 Free ...................24.22 Margaret Grunow.............. 100 Free ..................52.38 Margaret Grunow.............. 200 Free ...............1:53.76

1996-97 (5th at Army) Jen Myers .......................... 100 Back ..................58.40 Jen Myers .......................... 200 Back ...............2:05.93 Kate Wood ...........................400 IM ................4:33.16

Patriot League Champions 1990-91 (2nd at Fordham) Margaret Grunow.............. 100 Free ..................53.08 Margaret Grunow.............. 200 Free ...............1:55.37 200 Free Relay ..................................................1:37.88 Hartnett, Gillespie, Grunow, Klawon 200 Medley Relay .............................................1:34.97 Appler, Grunow, Hartnett, Falcione 400 Medley Relay .............................................4:01.23 Hartnett, Grunow, Falcione, Banashek 1991-92 (2nd at Army) Margaret Grunow............... 50 Free ...................23.58 Margaret Grunow.............. 100 Free ..................51.11 Margaret Grunow............... 100 Fly ...................56.52 Kathleen Hartnett............. 100 Back ..................58.38 Kathleen Hartnett............. 200 Back ...............2:03.61 200 Free Relay ..................................................1:38.14 Hartnett, Boles, DiLenge, Grunow 200 Medley Relay .............................................1:48.79 Hartnett, Boles, Grunow, DiLenge Margaret Grunow............... Co-Swimmer of the Meet Lynn Kachmarik .............................. Coach of the Year

Lectie Altman ’06 won five Patriot League individual titles from 2003 to 2006.

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1997-98 (3rd at Colgate) Jen Myers .......................... 100 Back ..................59.29 Jen Myers .......................... 200 Back ...............2:05.05 400 Medley Relay .............................................3:57.01 Myers, Wilson, Brendemarti, Baker 200 Medley Relay .............................................1:48.86 Myers, Wilson, Brandemarti, Baker 1998-99 (4th at Navy) Molly Lowe ..........................400 IM ................4:30.34 1999-2000 (4th at Army) 400 Medley Relay .............................................3:55.52 Golino, Wilson, Mosler, Weaver 2000-01 (2nd at Colgate) None 2001-02 (2nd at Navy) Meghan Freese ................... 50 Free ...................24.10 Daniela Faas ..................... 1650 Free ........... 17:13.27 Jerry Foley ...................................... Coach of the Year 2002-03 (1st at Bucknell) Lectie Altman .................... 200 Free ...............1:53.11 L JJamie Flick........................100 Breast..............1:04.69 JJamie Flick........................200 Breast..............2:20.30 Meghan Freese ................... 50 Free ...................23.32 M Meghan Freese .................. 100 Free ..................51.09 M Darby Golino ..................... 100 Back ..................57.36 D Darby Golino ..................... 200 Back ...............2:02.27 D 200 Free Relay ..................................................1:34.94 2 Wild, Krakowski, Freese, Flick W 800 Free Relay ..................................................7:35.25 8 Faas, Dolan, Altman, Cancro F 200 Medley Relay .............................................1:44.35 2 Golino, Flick, Krakowski, Freese G 400 Medley Relay .............................................3:49.54 4 Golino, Krakowski, Freese, Flick G JJerry Foley ...................................... Coach of the Year

2003-04 (1st at Navy) Lectie Altman .................... 200 Back ...............2:01.67 Daniela Faas ........................400 IM ................4:26.13 Jackie Feinthel ................... 200 Fly ................2:08.33 Meghan Freese ................... 50 Free ...................23.27 Meghan Freese .................. 100 Free ..................51.04 800 Free Relay ..................................................7:38.25 Faas, Donley, Cancro, Altman 2004-05 (1st at Bucknell) Lectie Altman .................... 100 Back ..................56.85 Lectie Altman .................... 200 Back ...............2:01.57 Laura Goeller .......................400 IM ................4:28.04 Katherine Munson ............. 200 Fly ................2:06.58 Rebecca Scheffter ............... 50 Free ...................23.81 Rebecca Scheffter .............. 100 Free ..................51.58 200 Free Relay ..................................................1:34.88 Faux, Krakowski, Reed, Scheffter 800 Free Relay ..................................................7:40.85 Goeller, Donley, Skroski, Altman 200 Medley Relay .............................................1:43.99 Altman, Flick, Krakowski, Scheffter 400 Medley Relay .............................................3:47.48 Altman, Flick, Krakowski, Scheffter Jerry Foley ...................................... Coach of the Year 2005-06 (1st at Navy) Lectie Altman .................... 200 Back ...............2:00.87 Katherine Munson ............. 200 Fly ................2:04.54 2006-07 (2nd at Bucknell) None 2007-08 (3rd at Navy) Courtney Warren............... 100 Back ..................57.07 2008-09 (3rd at Bucknell) Errol Carter.......................... Diving Coach of the Year

Eastern Champions 1992-93 (ECACs) Margaret Grunow............... 100 Fly ...................56.30 1996-97 (ECACs) Jen Myers .......................... 200 Back ...............2:03.93

Most Individual Conference Titles Name ......................Graduation Year.........Titles Margaret Grunow................. 1993 .......................... 12 Jen Myers ............................. 1998 ............................ 9 Kathy Lynch ......................... 1987 ............................ 8 Lectie Altman ....................... 2006 ............................ 5 Meghan Freese ..................... 2004 ............................ 5 Kathleen Hartnett................ 1994 ............................ 3 Jamie Flick............................ 2005 ............................ 2 Sue Knight ............................ 1987 ............................ 2 Katherine Munson ............... 2007 ............................ 2 Rebecca Scheffter ................. 2007 ............................ 2

Courtney Warren won the 100 back at the 2008 Patriot League Championships.

2009-10 Bucknell Swimming and Diving

MEN’S SEASON PREVIEW Bucknell has finished second at the Patriot League Championships each of the last two years and is coming off four straight top-three finishes, but Bison fourth-year head coach Dan Schinnerer knows it isn’t easy to hold onto that position. To make sure his team stays near the top of the Patriot League, Schinnerer has accomplished his goal of having a balanced team.

“We are a balanced team,” mentioned Schinnerer, who owns a 17-10 career record.

“To be a good team you have to be balanced and that is a point of emphasis for us.”

While Bucknell returns eight of its nine All-Patriot League selections, including three-time First-Teamer Luke Trafton, the Bison did lose their only individual Patriot League champion from last year, Mark Kawczenski, to graduation.

“You don’t replace someone like Mark on a one-for-one basis,” said Schinnerer. “The whole team needs to chip in to replace him, from returning guys improving to the freshmen coming in.”

With the eight returning All-Patriot Leaguers, Bucknell has high expectations entering 2009-10. Chief among the goals is to maintain the success and position in the Patriot League. The Bison finished second, nearly 400 points behind a powerhouse Navy squad, but only 39 points ahead of third-place Army. In the Patriot League Preseason Poll, Bucknell is predicted to finish tied for second, along with the Black Luke Trafton owns the school record Knights, behind Navy. in the 500, 1,000 and 1,650 free as Schinnerer has also charged his well as the 400 IM. team with the task of cutting into Navy’s lead.

“Since Navy turned 100 percent of its focus to the Patriot League, the bar has bbeen reset,” “We t ” mentioned ti d Schinnerer.

S hi “W need to raise our standards to meet that new bar, but we can’t forget the teams behind us like Colgate and Lehigh that continue to get better and better.”

Sprint Freestyle: Second Team All-Patriot League performers senior Daniel Fletcher and sophomore Eric Sokolosky will be the top sprint freestyle swimmers for the Bison. Sokolosky ranks fifth in program history on both the 50 and 100 free alltime lists and had top-eight showings in both at the Patriot League Championships.

“Eric did a great job for us last year and has high aspirations for this season,” said Schinnerer about the Branford, Conn., native.

A two-time All-Patriot League choice, Fletcher will be a versatile option once again this season after swimming mainly the 100 free, 200 free, 200 backstroke and 200 individual medley in 2008-09.

Seniors Spencer Hallowell and Ben Leboza will add depth, while freshman Bryce Suchomel is expected to move into the lineup as Schinnerer would like to develop additional depth.

Mid-Freestyle: Trafton, Matthew Segar and Fletcher rank second, third and fourth, respectively, in the 200 free all-time, giving Bucknell a strong group. Segar (seventh) and Fletcher (sixth) were also Patriot League scorers, while Trafton, who holds Bucknell records in four events, finished sixth in the 500 free at Patriots.

Freshmen Matthew Stevens and Christian Treat will gain experience and add depth in a number of events, including the mid-freestyle.

Distance Freestyle: While Trafton is strong in the mid-free events, his real forte is the distance free. The senior co-captain broke 15-year-old records in both the 1,000 and 1,650 free earlier in his career and is now 22 seconds (1,000) and 33 seconds (1,650) history.

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the 1,650 free at Patriots after winning the event the previous two years.

“Luke is the standard-bearer in the distance freestyle, but we need others to step up,” said Schinnerer.

Schinnerer expects sophomore Stephen McMillin to fill a larger role in his second year, while versatile classmate Jonathan Podniesinski should swim more freestyle in 2009-10.

Backstroke: Bucknell lost Kawczenski from its backstroke corps, but should be strong and deep thanks to a number of individuals improving during the offseason months. Schinnerer thinks it will end up being a strong contingent once again, one year y after taking three of the top six, and five of the top 12, in the 100 back at Patriots. o Junior Gonzalo DeLeon, the school record holder in the 200 back, should headline the th group. The Second Team All-Patriot League choice finished second in the 200 and fourth in the 100 back at last year’s Patriot League Championships. The Ringwood, fo N.J., N native is one of four current Bison to rank among the top 10 in program history in the 100 back and one of five to show up in the 200 back top-10 list.

Thomas Brown, Fletcher, David Iselin, Taylor Harris and Suart Ainsworth are also among the fastest backstroke swimmers in program history. In fact, DeLeon, Brown, a Fletcher and Iselin hold down the four fastest 200 times as they each broke the 16F year-old record held by Steve Droste. y Breaststroke: The breaststroke should prove to be a solid event for Bucknell with sophomores Nathaniel Frye, Podniesinski and Evan Palumbo expected to be the main s contributors.

Senior Brett Carey, who is eighth on the 200 breast list with a time of co 2:06.71, and rookie Stevens should also have strong years.

2 Schinnerer mentioned Frye, who owns the sixth-fastest time in program history in both the 100 and 200 breast, has continued to show improvement after his Second Team All-Patriot League performance, while Carey is motivated to end his career on T a high note. Podniesinski, who finished fifth in the 200 at last year’s Patriot League Championships, ranks seventh on the Bison top-10 list in that event.

C Butterfly: Bucknell did not lose much in the butterfly events and has Michael Volpe, Harris and Sokolosky back. All three list on the Bison top-10 list in the 100 fly, V while Volpe and Harris are joined by Trafton on the 200 fly top-10 ledger. w Volpe placed eighth (100 fly) and ninth (200 fly) at the Patriot League Championships, while Sokolosky was 10th in the 100 fly. h A large freshman contingent of Michael Davitt, Billy Krause and Suchomel should add depth in the butterfly events.

IM: Bucknell has plenty of depth and experience in the individual medley with seven different veterans owning top-10 times in either the 200 IM or 400 IM. Fletcher ranks second in the 200 IM with his 1:52.59 at last year’s Patriot League Championships. Volpe (seventh), Frye (eighth) and Ainsworth (ninth) also show up on that list.

Like the 500 free, 1,000 free and 1,650 free, Trafton’s name is atop the 400 IM list. He swam a 3:56.81 to finish fifth at the 2009 Patriot League Championships.

That time was more than seven seconds faster than the previous record. Podniesinski (second) and DeLeon (fifth) are also among the fastest in program history.

The versatile rookie Krause will also challenge in the IM events, while Treat is strong in the 200.

Relays: Bucknell set program records in all five relays (200 and 400 medley relay; 200, 400, 800 free relay) last year. Outside of Kawczenski, the Bison return everyone who contributed to those records, and that makes Schinnerer comfortable with the relays heading into 2009-10. Sokolosky was a major contributor to the record-setting season, taking part in four of the record-setting relays.

Diving: Jeffrey Manning, Steven Schmaltz and Gregor Zavoluk all graduated last May, leaving the Bison without a diver on the roster. Bucknell added freshman David Magaro during the summer and high expectations await the Enola, Pa., native.

“David might be the top diving recruit for this program in recent memory,” said Schinnerer about the lone 2009-10 diver.

Michael Volpe

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MEN’S PROFILES

Bold - top-10 time/score * - Bucknell record

Stuart Ainsworth

Gonzalo DeLeon

So. • New Canaan, Conn. • Fly/Back/IM

Jr. • Ringwood, N.J. • Back/IM

Career Bests: 100 Back (51.83), 200 Back (1:52.77 C 1:52.77), ), 2200 IM (1:54.12 1:54.12), ), 400 IM (4:18.13), 100 Fly (54.00)

C Career Bests: 100 Back (51.01 51.01), ), 200 Back ((1:49.07 1:49.07*), *), 2200 IM (2:03.10), 400 IM (4:04.90 4:04.90), ), 100 Fly (52.99)

Ea Earned a varsity letter in 2008-09 … competed in the 10 100 back, 200 back and 200 IM at the 2009 Patriot Le League Championships ... ranks ninth in Bison history in 200 IM … graduate of New Canaan High School ... four-year letterwinner in swimming under head co coach Jason Paige ... earned All-America and all-state ho honors ... major is undeclared.

Tw Two-time letterwinner … two-time Patriot League sc scorer in the 100 back, 200 back and 400 IM ... twotim time All-Patriot League selection, including first team in 2008 ... school record holder in 200 back … places fiffth in Bison history in 100 back and 400 IM … nine str straight first-place finishes in 200 back in 2009 ... gr graduate of Lakeland Regional High School ... swam fo for Berkley Aquatic Club and New Jersey Wave ... co coached by Jim Wood ... member of Uruguay national te team ... majoring in history.

Ben Bible

Daniel Fletcher

Sr. • Inver Grove Heights, Minn. • Breast/IM S

Sr. • Cedar Grove, N.J. • Free/Fly/IM

Career Bests: 100 Breast (1:01.91), 200 Breast (2:15.77), 100 Fly (58.64), 200 IM (2:04.66)

Career Bests: 100 Back (51.33 C 51.33), ), 200 Back ((1:49.20 1:49.20), ), 100 Free (47.48), 200 Free (1:40.60 10 1:40.60), ), 100 Fly (51.20)

Co Co-captain … three-year letterwinner ... swam perso sonal bests at 2009 Bison Invite in 100 breast and 20 200 breast … competed in nine different events durin ing career ... graduate of St. Thomas Academy ... swam fo for Blackline Aquatics under coach John Barnes ... m majoring in economics ... three-time Patriot League Ac Academic Honor Roll member.

Three-time letterwinner ... Patriot League scorer in 200 free (2007-2009), 200 IM (2007-2009) and 200 20 back (2008, 2009) ... 2008 and 2009 Second Team Allba Patriot League ... holds school record as part of 200, Pa 40 400 and 800 free relays … holds top-10 marks in Buckne nell history for 200 free (4th), 200 back (3rd) and 200 IM (2nd) … graduate of Cedar Grove High School ... co competed at club level for Montclair YMCA ... majorin ing in economics and psychology ... three-time Patriot Le League Academic Honor Roll member.

Thomas Brown

Nathaniel Frye

So. • Ridgefield, Conn. • Free/Back/IM

So. • Franklin, Pa. • Breast/IM

Career Bests: 200 Free (1:45.14), 500 Free (4:48.51), 100 Back (52.14), 200 Back (1:49.13), 200 IM (1:55.18) 10

Career Bests: 100 Breast (57.20 (57.20), ), 200 Breast (2:05.26 2:05.26), ), 200 IM ((1:54.03 1:54.03), ), 100 Fly (53.53)

Ea Earned a varsity letter in 2008-09 … 2009 Patriot Le League scorer in 200 IM, 100 back, 200 back … 2009 Se Second Team All-Patriot League … ranks second in Bu Bucknell history in 200 back ... graduate of Ridgefield Hi High School ... coached by Lorrie Najam ... team capta tain ... three years all-state, two time all-conference ...

Co Connecticut State Open champion in 100 backstroke ... parents, Christopher ’81 and Kimberly ’81, are Bu Bucknell graduates ... major is undeclared.

Ea Earned a varsity letter in 2008-09 … Patriot League sc scorer in 100 breast, 200 breast and 200 IM in 2009 … 2009 Second Team All-Patriot League … top 10 in Bi Bison history in 100 breast (6th), 200 breast (6th), an and 200 IM (8th) … graduate of Franklin Area High Sc School ... lettered in swimming and cross country for fo four years ... coached in swimming by Eric Smith ... tw two-time team captain ... two-time all-region swimm mer and an All-American ... mathematics major …

2009 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Brett Carey

Spencer Hallowell

Sr. • West Chester, Pa. • Breast/IM

Sr. • Bath, Maine • Back/Free

Career Bests: 100 Breast (58.97), 200 Breast (2:06.71), C 200 IM (1:56.18), 400 IM (4:26.78) Three-time letterwinner ... two-time Patriot League sc scorer in the 100 breast and 200 breast ... ranks eig eighth in Bison history in 200 breast … competed in 100 and 200 breast and 200 IM at 2009 Patriot Le League Championships ... attended Malvern Prep, wh where he swam for coach Paul Hornsleth ... also swam fo for Malvern Swimming Association under coach Pete Le Lee ... economics major.

Tw Two-time varsity letterwinner … Patriot League scorer in the 100 back … school record holder as part of 20 200 medley relay … competed for Morse High School un under coach Todd Marco ...member of Long Reach Sw Swim Club, coached by Jay Morissette ... civil engine neering major ... two-time Patriot League Academic Ho Honor Roll member.

Mike Davitt

Taylor Harris

Fr. • Lake Forest, Ill. • IM/Fly/Free

So. • Grand Rapids, Mich. • Fly/Free/Back/Breast/IM So

50.38),), 200 Fly (1:52.52 50.38 (1:52.52),), 100 Back (51.06 (51.06),), 100 Free (48.29), 200 Free (1:46.25), 100 Breast (1:01.22) M Michael Gerard Davitt … born June 1, 1991 in Evansto ston, Ill. … son of Chris and Peggy Davitt … four-year sw swimming letterwinner at Lake Forest High School … also earned two letters in water polo … earned na national swimming academic honors in 2007-08 and 20 2008-09 … also earned national water polo academic ho honors in 2009 … swimming team captain as a senior … has two sisters … sister, Tricia, was a member of th the women’s crew team at Cal … sister, Allie, is a sophomore on the women’s swimm swimming & diving team at Columbia.

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Ea Earned a letter in 2008-09 … Patriot League scorer in 10 100 fly, 200 fly and 100 back … ranks in Bison top 10 in 100 back (6th), 100 fly (7th) and 200 fly (7th) … fin nished first in 100 fly, 200 fly and 200 IM vs. Army (2 (2009) ... graduate of Forest Hills Central High School ... lettered in swimming for four years under coaches De Dennis Neat and Tim Jasperse ... team captain ... fivetim time All-American, 11-time all-state, four-time allco conference selection ... management major … 2009 Pa Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

2009-10 Bucknell Swimming and Diving

Bold - top-10 time/score * - Bucknell record

David Iselin

MEN’S PROFILES Evan Palumbo

Sr. • Potomac, Md. • Back/Mid. Free

So. • Yorktown Heights, N.Y. • Breast/IM

Career Bests: 100 Back (51.78 C 51.78), ), 200 Back (1:49.94 (1:49.94), ), 500 Free (4:38.92), 1,000 Free (9:53.99)

Career Bests: 100 Breast (59.88), 200 Breast (2:11.59), 200 IM (2:03.08), 400 IM (4:30.72)

Three-year letterwinner ... three-time Patriot League sc scorer in 100 and 200 back ... two-time scorer in 500 fre free ... holds 10th-best time for 100 back and fourthbe best time for 200 back in Bison history ... swam six di different freestyle distances during career ... graduat ate of Winston Churchill High School, where he was co coached by Rodney Van Tassell ... member of Rockville M Montgomery Swim Club, coached by Scott Vekeman ... majoring in political science... three-time Patriot Le League Academic Honor Roll member.

Ea Earned a varsity letter in 2008-09 … won 200 breast at 2009 Bison Invite ... competed at ECAC Championsh ships in 100 and 200 breast ... graduate of Yorktown Hi High School … lettered in swimming under coach M Mara Galassi … team captain … selected all-league an and all-section … majoring in mathematics.

Billy Krause

Jonathan Podniesinski

Fr. • Huntington Bay, N.Y. • IM/Fly

So. • Melville, N.Y. • Free/Fly/Breast/IM

CCareer Bests: 200 IM (1:55.35), 400 IM (4:03.18 4:03.18),), 500 Free (4:35.00 4:35.00),), 1,000 Free ((9:43.43 9:43.43),), 200 Breast (2:06.43 (2:06.43)) W William Keith Krause Jr. … born April 23, 1991 in Hu Huntington, N.Y. … son of Bill and Kathy Krause … ha has three siblings … four-year swimming letterwinne ner … 2009 All-American in 200 IM … four-time alllea league, all-county and all-state selection … two-time te team MVP … Jack Kennedy Career Award winner as a senior … CHSAA Sportsmanship Award winner … te team captain as a senior … sister, Kaitlin, was a membe ber of swimming team at Siena … sister, Colleen, swam at Loyola (Md.) … fathe father, Bill, played college lacrosse.

Ea Earned a varsity letter in 2008-09 … 2009 Patriot Le League scorer in 400 IM, 500 free and 200 breast … ho holds top-10 times in Bison history in 500 free (6th), 20 200 breast (7th) and 400 IM (2nd) … Second Team Al All-Patriot League in 2009 … graduate of Half Hallow Hi Hills East High School ... team captain ... named alllea league ... earned all-county citation ... earned team’s M MVP honor ... majoring in accounting.

Ben Leboza

Matthew Segar

Sr. • Green Oaks, Ill. • Free

So. • Carmel, Ind. • Mid. Dist./Dist. Free

Career Bests: 100 Free (47.01), 200 Free (1:41.70 C 1:41.70), ), 500 Free ((4:35.90 4:35.90), ), 1,000 Free (10:01.33)

Career Bests: 200 Free (1:40.46 C 1:40.46), ), 500 Free (4:44.03), 1,000 Free (10:08.40), 200 Fly (1:54.40)

Three-time letterwinner ... Patriot League scorer in 20 200 free (2007-2009), 500 free (2007, 2008) and 1, 1,650 free (2007, 2008) ... holds school record as part of 800 free relay … two-time Second Team All-Patriot Le League selection ... ranks in Bison top-10 in 200 free (9 (9th) and 500 free (7th) ... swam for Libertyville High Sc School under coach Kate Chronic ... also competed at the club level for Cats Aquatic ... civil engineering m major ... three-time Patriot League Academic Honor Ro Roll member.

Ea Earned a varsity letter in 2008-09 … 2009 Patriot Le League scorer in 200 free and 200 fly … ranks third in Bucknell history in 200 free … graduate of Carmel Hi High School … four letters in swimming under head co coach Chris Plumb … five-time All-American … twotim time all-state …major is undeclared.

David Magaro

Eric Sokolosky

Fr. • Enola, Pa. • Dive

So. • Branford, Conn. • Sprint Free/Fly

Career Bests: 50 Free (20.49 C 20.49), ), 100 Free ((45.49 45.49), ), 200 Free (1:44.34), 100 Fly (50.40 (50.40)) Da David Joseph Magaro … born Jan. 26, 1991 in Lanca caster, Pa. … son of Ronald and Andrea Magaro … has fivve siblings … four-year diving letterwinner at East Pe Pennsboro Area High School … All-America diver … fo four-time district and state medalist … four-time co conference champion … earned all-state honors four tim times … team captain … both father, Ronald, and uncle cle, Phil, competed in swimming on the college level ... major is undeclared.

Ea Earned a letter in 2008-09 … 2009 Patriot League scorer in 50 free, 100 free and 100 fly … holds school sc records as part of 200 and 400 medley relays and 200 re an and 400 free relays … 2009 Second Team All-Patriot League … holds top-10 times in Bucknell history in 50 Le fre free (5th), 100 free (5th) and 100 fly (8th) …graduate of Branford High School ... lettered in swimming and golf ... high school coach was Rich Thompson ... team go ca captain ... two-time All-American, three-time all-state ... Connecticut Class M record holder in 100 butterfly, 200 medley relay and 400 free relay ... major is undeclared.

Stephen McMillin

Matthew Stevens

So. • Schwenksville, Pa. • Distance Free

Fr. • Laurel, Md. • IM/Breast/Free

Career Bests: 200 Free (1:45.98), 500 Free (4:46.43), C 1,000 Free (10:04.34), 1,650 Free (16:29.60) Ea Earned a varsity letter in 2008-09 … competed at 20 2009 Patriot League Championships as an exhibitio tion swimmer in 200 free, 500 free and 1,650 free … gr graduate of Germantown Academy ... four letters in sw swimming, three in water polo ... swimming coach wa was Richard Shoulberg ... captain of swimming and wa water polo teams in 2008 ... all-conference as a senior ... majoring in mechanical engineering.

2009-10 Bucknell Swimming and Diving

M Matthew David Stevens … born Dec. 14, 1990 in Co Columbia, Md. … son of David and Joanne Stevens … has two sisters, Allie and Emily … four-year swimm ming letterwinner … team captain as a junior and seni nior … earned Coaches Award as a sophomore … team M MVP as a senior … all-county selection as a senior …

Al All-Metro Honorable Mention as a senior … sister, Allie lie, was a four-year member of Miami (Ohio) swimm ming team ... majoring in mechanical engineering.

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MEN’S PROFILES

Bold - top-10 time/score * - Bucknell record

Bryce Suchomel

Michael Volpe

Fr. • Aurora, Colo. • Sprint Free/Fly/Back

Jr. • Pottstown, Pa. • Fly/Back

Career Bests: 100 Fly (49.94 Ca 49.94), ), 200 Fly (1:51.60 (1:51.60), ), 200 IM (1:53.67 (1:53.67), ), 100 Back (54.04) Br Bryce Joseph Suchomel … born Oct. 17, 1990 in Re Reno, Nev. … son of Bart and Karen Suchomel … has tw two younger brothers, Luke and Jesse … four-year sw swimming letterwinner … earned all-state, All-America and national academic honors as both a junior and se senior … was team captain and MVP as a senior ... m majoring in neuroscience.

Tw Two-time letterwinner ... two-time Patriot League sc scorer in 100 fly, 200 fly and 200 IM ... named Secon ond Team All-Patriot League in 2008 ... has fifth-best tim time in Bison history in 100 fly and fourth-best in 20 200 fly ... graduate of Owen J. Roberts High School ... was coached by Kevin Bott ... also competed for Po Pottstown YMCA ... mechanical engineering major ...

20 2008 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Luke Trafton

Brendan Wills

Sr. • Bath, Maine • Free/IM

Jr. • Plymouth Meeting, Pa. • Fly/Free

Career Bests: 500 Free (4:23.37 (4:23.37*), *), 1,000 Free ((9:24.17*), 9 *), 1,650 Free ((15:20.54 15:20.54*), *), 400 IM (3:56.81 (3:56.81*) *)

Career Bests: 100 Fly (51.55), 200 Fly (1:58.48), 50 C Free (21.57), 100 Free (49.97)

Co Co-captain … three-year letterwinner ... holds four individual school records and has six top-10 times ... in three-time Patriot League scorer in 500 free and 400 th IM ... 2008 PL champion in the 500 free and 1,650 free … three-time First Team All-Patriot League selection ... ho holds school record in the 500 free, 1,000 free, 1,650 fre free, 400 IM, and as part of 400 and 800 free relays ... se second in Bison history in 200 free and third in 200 fly ... swam for Morse High School under Todd Marco and Er Eric Varney ... competed with Long Reach Swim Club, coached by Jay Morissette and Brian Savage ... economics major.

Tw Two-time letterwinner ... competed in 10 meets in 20 2009 ... swam 2009 season bests at the Bison Invite in 50 free, 100 fly and 200 IM ... graduate of LaSalle Co College High School ... was coached by Frank Lichtner ... majoring in English/creative writing ... two-time Pa Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Christian Treat Fr. • Evergreen, Colo. • Free/IM/Breast

Ch Christian Armstrong Treat … born July 11, 1991 in St. Pa Paul, Minn. … son of R.C. and Rebecca Treat … father co competed in gymnastics at the University of Southern California … won Colorado state titles in the 100 and Ca 200 free in 2009 … two-time 200 free All-American …

20 two-time Scholastic All-American … 2009 Colorado 4A tw St State Swimmer of the Year ... First Team All-State in 10 100 and 200 free as a senior ... All-Colorado in 200 free in 2009 ... Junior National Qualifier … first-team allsta state selection … league champion in the 200 IM and 100 free … Academic All-State selection … Colorado age group record holder in the 100 and 200 breast … Grand Prix Championship and Speedo Championship finalist … 2009 Jefferson County League Swimmer of the Year and MVP … Conifer High School Most Valuable Swimmer and team co-captain … competed in USA Swimming since age four … competed at an international meet in Germany … also ran cross country … named cross country team’s Rookie of the Year … enjoys skiing, golf, water skiing and competes in open water swimming ... majoring in animal behavior.

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Jonathan Podniesinski ranks in the top 10 in Bucknell history in four different events.

2009-10 Bucknell Swimming and Diving

MEN’S 2008-09 SEASON REVIEW What it Took in 2009 - Men Event

Won Patriots

8th Place (Finals)

16th Place (Finals)

8th Place (Prelims)

16th Place (Prelims)

NCAA “A” Cut

NCAA “B” Cut

Invited to NCAAs

US National Cut (SCY)

50 Free

20.26

20.66

21.77

20.62

21.34

19.35

20.02

19.48

20.99

100 Free

44.36

45.77

47.03

45.69

46.82

42.26

43.73

42.89

45.99

200 Free

1:36.51

1:41.25

1:43.77

1:40.73

1:42.63

1:33.61

1:36.88

1:34.76

1:40.69

500 Free

4:18.56

4:38.57

4:39.92

4:33.97

4:40.52

4:15.68

4:24.62

4:17.31

4:32.29

1650 Free

14:58.72

16:00.88

16:30.33

16:00.88

16:30.33

14:51.15

15:22.34

14:58.72

15:47.79

100 Back

48.69

52.33

52.98

51.67

53.14

46.69

48.32

46.95

51.29

200 Back

1:45.35

1:52.18

1:59.96

1:50.73

2:00.99

1:41.53

1:45.08

1:42.82

1:50.99

100 Breast

55.47

57.69

1:01.66

57.89

1:01.35

52.87

54.72

53.47

57.59

200 Breast

2:02.04

2:08.60

2:17.30

2:08.23

2:17.42

1:54.25

1:58.24

1:56.06

2:04.99

100 Fly

47.33

49.94

52.10

50.16

51.13

46.04

47.65

46.44

50.49

200 Fly

1:42.54

1:52.17

1:54.40

1:52.41

1:55.65

1:42.95

1:46.55

1:43.70

1:51.79

200 IM

1:45.33

1:53.32

1:58.09

1:53.55

1:55.82

1:44.13

1:47.77

1:45.25

1:52.99

400 IM

3:51.24

4:04.14

4:18.31

4:03.18

4:18.38

3:44.88

3:52.75

3:46.95

4:00.99

200 Free Relay

1:20.79

1:29.44

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1:17.69

1:20.40

1:17.84

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400 Free Relay

2:58.39

3:15.94

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2:52.47

2:58.50

2:53.38

3:08.89

800 Free Relay

6:33.89

7:16.89

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6:23.26

6:36.67

6:25.11

6:53.79

200 Medley Relay

1:29.11

1:40.98

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1:25.66

1:28.65

1:26.12

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400 Medley Relay

3:15.01

3:30.34

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3:08.22

3:14.80

3:10.40

3:29.59

1-Meter

345.20

234.50

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231.00

153.70

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3-Meter

360.87

238.59

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231.70

141.30

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2008-09 Awards/Honors/Records

2008-09 Men’s Results (7-2, 5-1 PL) October 4 at UMBC non-scoring 25 BOSTON COLLEGE W, 182-107 November 1 DUQUESNE W, 158-130 8 AMERICAN* W, 234-45 LAFAYETTE* W, 207.5-91.5 NAVY* L, 159-124 22-23 BUCKNELL INVITATIONAL 1st of 5 January 10 COLGATE* W, 188-96 17 ARMY* W, 190-108 18 at Columbia L, 141-102 24 LEHIGH* W, 178.5-119.5 31 BISON INVITATIONAL non-scoring February/March 19-21 PATRIOT LEAGUE CHAMP. 2nd of 8 27-1 at ECAC Championships 12th

All-Patriot League - First Team Mark Kawczenski Luke Trafton All-Patriot League - Second Team Thomas Brown Gonzalo DeLeon Daniel Fletcher Nathaniel Frye Jonathan Podniesinski Brendan Smith Eric Sokolosky Patriot League Diving Coach of the Year Errol Carter Patriot League Swimmer of the Week Gonzalo DeLeon (11/25)

Records Broken 500-Yard Freestyle (Luke Trafton - 4:23.37) 1,000-Yard Freestyle (Luke Trafton - 9:14.78) 1,650-Yard Freestlye (Luke Trafton - 15:20.54) 100-Yard Backstroke (Mark Kawczenski - 49.15) 200-Yard Backstroke (Gonzalo DeLeon - 1:49.07) 400-Yard IM (Luke Trafton - 3:56.81) 200-Yard Medley Relay (Kawczenski, Frye, Volpe, Sokolosky - 1:30.50) 400-Yard Medley Relay (Kawczenski, Frye, Volpe, Sokolosky - 3:19.61) 200-Yard Freestyle Relay (Kawczenski, Sokolosky, Hallowell, Fletcher - 1:21.21) 400-Yard Freestyle Relay (Kawczenski, Sokolosky, Fletcher, Trafton - 3:01.78) 800-Yard Freestyle Relay (Trafton, Fletcher, Segar, Leboza - 6:42.02)

Patriot League Diver of the Week Jeffrey Manning (11/4) Damon’s Bison Athlete of the Week Gonzalo DeLeon (11/24) World Championship Trials Participant Luke Trafton (1,500-meter free) Patriot League Academic Honor Roll 13 selections (third-most in Patriot League)

Nathaniel Frye was a Second Team All-Patriot League selection in 2009.

2009-10 2009 10 Bucknell Swimming and Diving

Mark Kawczenski ’09 was one of two Frist Team All-Patriot League selections for Bucknell in 2009.

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MEN’S RECORD BOOK

Bold - current student-athlete

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Jim Harvey.......................... 20.17 Mark Kawczenski................ 20.26 Jay Gross ............................. 20.36 Peter Garvin ........................ 20.43 Eric Sokolosky...............20.49 Chris Neary ......................... 20.65 John Garofolo ..................... 20.76 Alex Johnson ...................... 20.90 Ethan Buckley ..................... 21.02 Grant Steadman .................. 21.03

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100-Yard Freestyle Jim Harvey ......................... 44.37 Jay Gross ............................ 44.67 Mark Kawczenski ............... 45.24 Chris Neary ........................ 45.45 Eric Sokolosky ..............45.49 Peter Garvin ....................... 45.58 Ian Rawhauser.................... 45.72 Alex Johnson...................... 45.77 Ethan Buckley .................... 45.85 John Garofolo .................... 46.16 Bill Ruth.............................. 46.16

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Jim Harvey ................... 1:38.35 Luke Trafton ...........1:38.90 Matthew Segar ........1:40.46 Daniel Fletcher........1:40.60 Ethan Buckley .............. 1:40.78 Scott Broderick ............. 1:40.92 Ian Rawhauser .............. 1:41.02 Alex Johnson ................ 1:41.39 Ben Leboza..............1:41.70 Todd Bauer ................... 1:42.07

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Luke Trafton .............4:23.37 Brendan Smith ................ 4:32.25 Todd Bauer ...................... 4:33.33 Jim Harvey ...................... 4:34.05 Stewart Harris ................. 4:34.95 Jonathan Podniesinski 4:35.00 Ben Leboza ................4:35.90 Sloan Broderick ............... 4:36.51 Joseph Metcalf ................ 4:38.19 Christopher Amato ......... 4:38.54

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Luke Trafton .............9:14.78 Stewart Harris ................. 9:36.74 Rick Hutchinson ............. 9:39.55 Jonathan Podniesinski 9:43.43 Dave Gassert ................... 9:43.54 Pete Edelman................... 9:43.54 Todd Bauer ...................... 9:45.78 Patrick Stummer ............. 9:46.07 Pat Mitchell ..................... 9:47.45 Kurt McCoy ..................... 9:48.83

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Luke Trafton ...........15:20.54 Stewart Harris ...............15:53.26 Brendan Smith ..............15.58.36 Todd Bauer ....................16:07.93 Patrick Stummer ...........16:09.88 Pete Edelman.................16:11.96 Brendan McGregor........16:14.06 Rick Hutchinson ...........16:14.25 Andy Karpuk .................16:14.46 Adam Yerkes ..................16:17.54

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Mark Kawczenski ............... 49.15 Don Steenson ..................... 50.14 Mark Kretzer ...................... 50.51 Jim Harvey ......................... 50.99 Gonzalo DeLeon ...........51.01 Taylor Harris ................51.06 Daniel Fletcher .............51.33 Steve Droste ....................... 51.40 Tyler Wynn ......................... 51.66 David Iselin ..................51.78

Gonzalo DeLeon ........1:49.07 Thomas Brown ...........1:49.13 Daniel Fletcher ..........1:49.20 David Iselin ...............1:49.94 Steve Droste .................... 1:50.11 Don Steenson .................. 1:50.64 Christopher Feinthel....... 1:52.37 Tyler Wynn ...................... 1:52.42 Doug Kazley .................... 1:52.60 Stuart Ainsworth ......1:52.77

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Kawczenski, Frye, Volpe, Sokolosky ..............................................................1:30.50 Kawczenski, Bennett, G. Steadman, Peterman .................................................1:31.18 Kretzer, Guskey, Garvin, Willats ........................................................................1:32.00 Kawczenski, Bennett, Kretzer, Peterman ..........................................................1:32.12 Kretzer, Bennett, G. Steadman, Thieman ..........................................................1:32.23 Wynn, Guskey, Neary, Sharpe ............................................................................1:32.24 Kretzer, Schilling, Garvin, Willats .....................................................................1:33.37 Droste, R. Steenson, Dillon, Gross .....................................................................1:33.67 D. Steenson, Farrell, R. Steenson, Gross............................................................1:33.80 Sheehan, Guskey, Neary, Sharpe ........................................................................1:33.80

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Trafton, Fletcher, Segar, Leboza .................................................... 6:42.02 Duffy, Young, Morley, Harvey ............................................................................6:48.45 Duffy, Hilk, Young, Harvey ................................................................................6:49.13 Buckley, Lannes, R. Steenson, Broderick ...........................................................6:49.33 Harvey, Young, Garofolo, Crabtree ....................................................................6:49.57 J. Steenson, Broderick, Conze, Buckley .............................................................6:50.68 Trafton, Fletcher, Stummer, Leboza .............................................................6:51.24 Hilk, Morley, Fitch, Harvey ................................................................................6:52.41 D. Steenson, Schroth, R. Steenson, Conze.........................................................6:52.54 Schulte, Mitchell, Corl, Jenkins .........................................................................6:53.04

100-Yard Breaststroke Michael Guskey .................. 55.76 S. Schwanhausser ............... 56.55 Bradford Bennett ............... 56.64 Joseph Metcalf ................... 56.71 William Schilling ................ 57.16 Nathaniel Frye .............57.20 Stelios Saffos ...................... 57.49 Michael Deighan ................ 58.13 Geoffrey Konopka .............. 58.41 Clifton Cazes ...................... 58.55

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200-Yard Breaststroke S. Schwanhausser ............ 2:01.68 William Schilling ............. 2:02.62 Joseph Metcalf ................ 2:02.82 Bradford Bennett ............ 2:05.35 Michael Deighan ............. 2:05.48 Nathaniel Frye ..........2:05.60 Jonathan Podniesinski 2:06.43 Brett Carey................2:06.71 Geoffrey Konopka ........... 2:06.92 Clifton Cazes ................... 2:07.78

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100-Yard Butterfly 1. 1988 Jim Harvey ......................... 49.22 2. 2001 Chris Neary ........................ 49.55 3. 1990 John Garofolo .................... 49.69 1993 Jay Gross ............................ 49.69 5. 2009 Michael Volpe ...............49.94 6. 2006 Mark Kretzer ...................... 50.37 7. 2009 Taylor Harris ................50.38 8. 2009 Eric Sokolosky ..............50.40 9. 1992 Rick Steenson ..................... 50.73 10. 2008 Grant Steadman ................. 50.78

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Luke Trafton .............3:56.81 Jonathan Podniesinski 4:03.18 Brendan Smith ................ 4:03.58 John Hoffman ................. 4:03.93 Gonzalo DeLeon ........4:04.90 Jack Sheehan ................... 4:05.17 Jim Harvey ...................... 4:06.30 David Newton ................. 4:06.43 Rick Steenson .................. 4:06.85 Matt Hallowell................. 4:07.28

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One-Meter Diving (6 optionals)*

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1. 2005 Adam Freeman .............. 318.15 2. 2007 Jeffrey Manning ............ 270.90 3. 2005 Jake Thompson ............. 267.60 4. 2007 Matt Traver ................... 254.32 5. 2004 Joseph Duncan.............. 237.59 6. 2007 Steven Schmaltz ............ 225.35 7. 2007 Gregory Zavoluk............ 222.82 8. 2001 Adam Fackler................. 203.55 9. 2002 Steve Evans.................... 185.62 10. 2008 Andrew Vogl .................. 176.55 * New format starting in 2001

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Bob Richards .................... 310.55 Mike Malloure .................. 287.10 Adam Freeman ................. 271.65 Eric Carr............................ 268.65 John Gherlein .................. 268.45 Dan Vener ......................... 257.75 Jeff Traver ........................ 247.65 Kevin Britton ................... 245.85 Jeffrey Manning ............... 245.47 Cliff Lesher ....................... 241.10

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Bob Richards .................... 319.80 Eric Carr............................ 309.15 John Gherlein .................. 290.45 Adam Freeman ................. 285.14 Jeff Traver ........................ 273.10 Jake Thompson ................ 267.60 Jim Harmon ..................... 266.25 Dan Vener ......................... 263.10 Cliff Lesher ....................... 257.95 Dave Hartstein ................. 236.10

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All-Patriot League Selections 1994-95 ........................................... Ethan Buckley, Stewart Harris, Rick Steenson 1995-96 ................................................................................................ Alex Johnson 1996-97 ....................................... Ethan Buckley, Alex Johnson, Scott Woodworth 1997-98 .................................................................Alex Johnson, Scott Woodworth 1998-99 ...........................................................................Alex Johnson, Tyler Wynn 1999-00 ...................................................... Chris Neary, Tyler Wynn, Adam Yerkes 2000-01 ............................................................................Peter Garvin, Chris Neary 2001-02 ........................................................Stephen Schwanhauser, Jack Sheehen 2002-03 ................................................ Todd Bauer, Adam Freeman, Peter Garvin, Mark Kretzer, Steven Schwanhausser 2003-04 First Team...................................... Peter Garvin, Mark Kretzer, William Schilling Second Team.................................................................. Todd Bauer, Jack Sheehan 2004-05 First Team......................................................................................... Ian Rawhauser Second Team............Todd Bauer, Adam Freeman, John Hoffman, Mark Kretzer, John Peterman, William Schilling 2005-06 First Team........................................ Todd Bauer, Mark Kretzer, William Schilling Second Team.....................................................Mark Kawczenski, Joseph Metcalf 2006-07 First Team.............................................................Mark Kawczenski, Luke Trafton Second Team ................................. Ben Leboza, Joseph Metcalf, Grant Steadman 2007-08 First Team......................................................Bradford Bennett, Gonzalo DeLeon, Mark Kawczenski, Luke Trafton Second Team...................................Daniel Fletcher, Ben Leboza, Joseph Metcalf, John Peterman, Grant Steadman, Michael Volpe 2008-09 First Team.............................................................Mark Kawczenski, Luke Trafton Second Team........................... Thomas Brown, Gonzalo DeLeon, Daniel Fletcher, Nathaniel Frye, Jonathan Podniesinski, Brendan Smith, Eric Sokolosky

East Coast Conference Scholar-Athlete Pat Mitchell ............................ 1980-81 Ethan Cancell ......................... 1986-97 John Garofolo......................... 1989-90

Patriot League Scholar-Athlete Jay Gross................................. 1991-92 Scott Woodworth ................... 1996-97 Alex Johnson .......................... 1998-99 Adam Freeman ....................... 2002-03 Adam Freeman ....................... 2004-05

Academic All-America Scott Woodworth ....1997-98 (3rd Tm)

Academic All-District Scott Woodworth ....................1996-97 Scott Woodworth ....................1997-98 Adam Freeman ....... 2004-05 (2nd Tm) Todd Bauer.............. 2005-06 (2nd Tm) Adam Freeman ........ 2005-06 (1st Tm)

Bison All-Americans Individual Bruce Dove Jack Fleming Jack Fleming Jack Fleming Townley Larzelere Phil Reynolds Phil Reynolds Richard Sheldon Jim Smigie Jim Smigie Jerry Thimme Jerry Thimme Jerry Thimme Dove, Fleming, Thimme, Larzelere Hanford, Reynolds, Smigie, Dove Jim Smigie Fred Woertman Fred Woertman Woertman, Reynolds, Smigie, Dove Charles Buffington Jeffrey Wilkinson Landes, Wilkinson, Olson, Sinkinson Landes, Wilkinson, Sinkinson, Olson Peter O’Keeffe Steve Winings Jim Harvey

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Dearstyne-Dorr Award The William Dearstyne-William Dorr Award was created in 1962 by the co-captains of the 1961 and 1962 Bison swimming teams, and is presented annually to “that person who, by performance, leadership and example, contributes the most to the Bucknell men’s swimming.”

Dearstyne-Dorr Award Winners 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987

................................Robert A. Latour ............................. George N. Jenkins ..................................James P. Smigie ..........................E. Jared Thimme, Jr. .............................James H. States, II ................................Robert A. Latour .................................. Richard Russell .............................. Gregory W. Olson ....................................... Ron Jenkins .................................... Peter O’Keeffe .............................................Pat Kiehl .................................... Steve Winings ..............................R. Schwanhausser ....................................... Joe Triszcuk .......................................... Tom Cahill .........................................John Lyons ................................. Frank Polefrone ........................................Steve Young ........................................Pat Mitchell ............................................Sal Baglio ....................................... Tim Jenkins ..................................... Pete Edelman ..................................... Pete Edelman .......................................Dave Morley ....................................Bucknell Team

1988 ........................................... Jim Harvey 1989 ..................................Mickey Mohuchy 1990 ...................................... John Garofolo 1991 ...................................Rick Hutchinson 1992 ............................................D.Steenson ....................................................... C.Farrell 1993 .............................................. Jay Gross 1994 ..................................... Dietrich Conze 1995 .............................................R. McCabe .......................................................S. Harris 1996 ...........................................Sandy Elion 1997 ...................................... Ethan Buckley 1998 ................................. Scott Woodworth 1999 ........................................Alex Johnson 2000 ............................................ Kevin Oles 2001 ..................................... Justin Schwarz 2002 ......................................Chris Feinthel 2003 .......................................Chris Feinthel 2004 ....................................Michael Willats 2005 ...................................... John Hoffman 2006 ........................................... Todd Bauer 2007 ....................................... Matt Crandell 2008 .......................................... Tyler Sowell 2009 .................................Mark Kawczenski

All-Time Coaching Records Coach Bob Latour Richard Russell Lynn Kachmarik Jerry Foley Dan Schinnerer Totals

Years 1956-68 1968-94 1994-98 1998-2006 2006-Pres.

Seasons 12 26 4 8 3 53

W L 83 31 154 121 31 9 32 28 17 10 317 199

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Former Bison head coach Dick Russell (center) was honored during a meet between Bucknell, Army and Colgate on Jan. 13, 2007.

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MEN’S CHAMPIONS Middle Atlantic Conference Champions 1958-59 (at Franklin & Marshall) William Barett ..................................................50 Free 1959-60 (1st at Bucknell) William Dearstyne ........................................ 100 Back William Dearstyne ........................................ 200 Back William Dorr...................................................220 Free William Dorr...................................................440 Free Charles Maunz ........................................... 100 Breast Charles Maunz ........................................... 200 Breast 400 Medley Relay .........................................................

Dearstyne, Maunz, Dorr, Cannon 1960-61 (2nd at West Chester) William Dearstyne ........................................ 100 Back William Dearstyne ........................................ 200 Back William Dorr...................................................440 Free 1961-62 (2nd at Gettysburg) William Dearstyne ........................................ 100 Back William Dearstyne ........................................ 200 Back Charles Maunz ........................................... 100 Breast Charles Maunz ........................................... 200 Breast Eric Moore ......................................................440 Free 400 Medley Relay .........................................................

Maunz, Dearstyne, Stratton, Dorr 1962-63 (1st at Bucknell) Tom Boak ..........................100 Breast................1:07.5 Enos Fry.............................. 50 Free .....................22.2 Enos Fry............................. 100 Free ....................50.9 Jim Smigie .......................... 100 Fly .....................54.9 Jim Smigie .......................... 200 Fly ..................2:04.9 John Weinmann ..................200 IM ..................2:15.5 400 Free Relay ....................................................3:22.2 Dove, Fleming, Fry, Smigie 1963-64 (1st at Lehigh) Phil Reynolds ....................100 Breast................1:04.3 Phil Reynolds ....................200 Breast................2:22.7 Jim Smigie .......................... 100 Fly .....................54.7 Jim Smigie .......................... 200 Fly ..................2:04.3 Bob Theiss .........................1m Diving ...............353.85 Jerry Thimme .................... 200 Free .................1:53.5 Jerry Thimme .................... 500 Free .................5:15.0 400 Free Relay ....................................................3:21.2 Dove, Larzelere, Fleming, Thimme 400 Medley Relay ...............................................3:47.0 Hanford, Reynolds, Smigie, Dove 1964-65 (1st at Elizabethtown) Phil Reynolds ....................100 Breast................1:04.3 Phil Reynolds ....................200 Breast................2:24.3 Jim Smigie .......................... 100 Fly .....................53.5 Jim Smigie .......................... 200 Fly ..................2:01.4 Jim Smigie ...........................200 IM ..................2:06.7 Jerry Thimme .................... 200 Free .................1:54.8 Jerry Thimme .................... 500 Free .................5:17.6 Fred Woertman ................. 100 Back ....................56.6 Fred Woertman ................. 200 Back .................2:04.9 400 Free Relay ....................................................3:23.0 Thimme, Door, Green, Deane 400 Medley Relay ...............................................3:46.0 Woertman, Reynolds, Smigie, Dove 1965-66 (2nd at Gettysburg) Phil Reynolds ....................100 Breast................1:04.0 Phil Reynolds ....................200 Breast................2:22.2 Jerry Thimme .................... 200 Free .................1:53.7 1966-67 (1st at Johns Hopkins) Charles Buffington ............ 100 Back ....................57.7 Charles Buffington ............ 200 Back .................2:04.9 Chuck Petzold ...................100 Breast................1:04.3 400 Free Relay ....................................................3:19.7 Deane, Sinkinson, Eber, Sundberg 400 Medley Relay ...............................................3:45.1 Buffington, Schmeiske, Petzold, Baxter

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1967-68 (1st at West Chester) Mike Sinkinson .................. 50 Free .....................22.6 Jeff Wilkinson .................... 100 Fly .....................54.3 400 Free Relay ....................................................3:17.0 Landes, Wilkinson, Sinkinson, Olson 400 Medley Relay ...............................................3:43.8 Eister, Walthers, Wilkinson, Sinkinson 1968-69 (1st at Bucknell) Jeff Wilkinson .................... 100 Fly .....................55.0 400 Free Relay ....................................................3:15.7 Krohmer, Landes, Olson, Sinkinson 800 Free Relay ....................................................7:21.4 Wilkinson, Landes, Krohmer, Sinkinson 1969-70 (2nd at Delaware) Cliff Lesher .......................3m Diving ...............361.30 Peter O’Keeffe.................... 100 Free ....................48.6 Peter O’Keeffe.................... 200 Free .................1:49.4 Greg Olson ......................... 200 Fly ..................2:01.9 Greg Olson ......................... 500 Free .................5:01.3 Greg Olson ........................ 1650 Free ..............17:55.3 Bob Young.......................... 200 Back .................2:04.2 1970-71 (1st at LaSalle) Mike Huffman .................. 1650 Free ..............17:48.6 Peter O’Keeffe.................... 100 Free ....................48.3 Peter O’Keeffe.................... 200 Free .................1:45.8 Peter O’Keeffe.................... 500 Free .................5:01.2 Steve Winings ..................... 50 Free ...................21.54 Steve Winings ...................100 Breast................1:02.3 400 Free Relay ....................................................3:13.7 Winings, Krohmer, Landes, O’Keeffe 800 Free Relay ....................................................7:23.7 Huffman, Krohman, Allen, O’Keeffe 1971-72 (1st at Delaware) John Grannis .................... 1650 Free ........... 17:37.47 Peter O’Keeffe.................... 200 Free ...............1:45.79 R. Schwanhausser ............. 100 Back ..................55.37 R. Schwanhausser ...............200 IM ..................2:01.9 Steve Winings ..................... 50 Free ...................21.50 400 Free Relay ..................................................3:14.18 Winings, Landes, Drake, O’Keeffe 800 Free Relay ..................................................7:14.71 Schwanhausser, Drake, Klopping, O’Keeffe 400 Medley Relay .............................................3:41.97 Schwanhausser, Slick, Winings, Landes 1972-73 (1st at La Salle) William Drake.................... 200 Back ...............1:59.16 Paul Johnson ....................200 Breast..............2:19.73 Barry Kita ........................... 200 Fly ................2:00.27 Geoff Miller ....................... 200 Free ...............1:44.68 Geoff Miller ....................... 500 Free ...............4:51.11 Bob Richards.....................1m Diving ...............414.78 Bob Richards.....................3m Diving ...............401.75 Steve Winings ..................... 50 Free ...................21.38 Steve Winings ...................100 Breast..............1:03.93 400 Free Relay ..................................................3:11.11 Winings, Miller, Triszczuk, Schwanhausser 800 Free Relay ..................................................7:08.07 Miller, Triszczuk, Heller, Schwanhausser 400 Medley Relay .............................................3:38.88 Schwanhausser, Winings, Triszczuk, Miller 1973-74 (1st at West Chester) William Drake.................... 200 Back ...............1:59.69 Geoff Miller ....................... 200 Free ...............1:46.90 Geoff Miller ....................... 500 Free ...............4:49.83 Bob Richards.....................1m Diving ...............369.81 Bob Richards.....................3m Diving ...............434.07 R. Schwanhausser ...............200 IM ................2:00.32 Joe Triszczuk .......................400 IM ................4:17.88 Joe Triszczuk ...................... 200 Fly ................1:58.18 Steve Winings ..................... 50 Free ...................21.33 400 Free Relay ..................................................3:12.31 Winings, Triszczuk, Schwanhausser, Miller 800 Free Relay ..................................................7:11.09 Triszczuk, Miller, Schwanhausser, Drake

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East Coast Conference Champions 1974-75 (1st at La Salle) William Drake.................... 500 Free ...............4:45.90 William Drake.................... 200 Back ...............1:55.57 Geoff Miller ....................... 100 Free ...............1:55.58 Geoff Miller ....................... 200 Free ...............1:44.44 Randy Roach ........................400 IM ................4:17.34 R. Schwanhausser ...............200 IM ................1:56.72 400 Free Relay ..................................................3:09.91 Miller, Schwanhausser, Drake, Triszczuk 800 Free Relay ..................................................6:58.21 Drake, Schwanhausser, Miller, Triszczuk 400 Medley Relay .............................................3:32.98 Drake, Schwanhausser, Triszczuk, Miller 1975-76 (1st at Delaware) John Gherlein...................1m Diving ...............365.10 John Gherlein...................3m Diving ...............365.22 Geoff Miller ........................ 50 Free ...................21.26 Frank Polefrone ................100 Breast..............1:00.27 Frank Polefrone ................200 Breast..............2:13.43 Randy Roach ........................400 IM ................4:13.64 800 Free Relay ..................................................7:01.01 Miller, Vanderwilt, Cahill, Triszczuk 1976-77 (1st at La Salle) Chip Frazier ........................ 200 Fly ................1:56.29 400 Medley Relay .............................................3:33.82 Bradshaw, Polefrone, Frazier, Young 1977-78 (1st at La Salle) Chip Frazier ........................ 100 Fly ...................51.56 1978-79 (1st at Delaware) Chip Frazier ........................ 100 Fly ...................51.72 Andy Karpuk .................... 1650 Free ........... 16:14.47 Frank Polefrone ................100 Breast.................59.91 400 Medley Relay .............................................3:31.62 Layton, Polefrone, Young, Corl 1979-80 (2nd at LaSalle) None 1980-81 (2nd at LaSalle) 800 Free Relay ..................................................6:53.04 Schulte, Mitchell, Corl, Jenkins 1981-82 (5th at Delaware) None 1982-83 (3rd at LaSalle) None 1983-84 (2nd at Lafayette) David Morley ..................... 100 Back ..................53.36 1984-85 (2nd at Delaware) Jim Harvey ..........................200 IM ................1:53.26 Jim Harvey ..........................400 IM ................4:06.30 David Morely ..................... 100 Back ..................52.65 David Morely ..................... 200 Back ...............1:53.50 400 Free Relay ..................................................3:05.45 Duff y, Hilk, Young, Parsons 800 Free Relay ..................................................6:49.13 Edelman, Hilk, Young, Duff y 1985-86 (2nd at Drexel) Jim Harvey ........................ 200 Free ...............1:40.12 Jim Harvey ........................ 500 Free ...............4:34.05 Jim Harvey ......................... 200 Fly ................1:52.44 David Morely ..................... 200 Back ...............1:55.27 1986-87 (1st at Lafayette) Jim Harvey ......................... 50 Free ...................20.41 Jim Harvey ........................ 100 Free ..................45.32 Jim Harvey ........................ 200 Free ...............1:39.39

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MEN’S CHAMPIONS David Morley ..................... 100 Back ..................53.68 David Morley ..................... 200 Back ...............1:56.73 Peter Young ........................ 200 Fly ................1:54.03 400 Free Relay ..................................................3:04.30 Duff y, Young, Morley, Harvey 800 Free Relay ..................................................6:48.45 Duff y, Young, Morley, Harvey 400 Medley Relay .............................................3:28.29 Morley, Duff y, Young, Harvey 1987-88 (2nd at Delaware) Jim Harvey ..........................200 IM ................1:50.66 Jim Harvey ........................ 100 Free ..................44.37 Jim Harvey ........................ 200 Free ...............1:38.52 400 Free Relay ..................................................3:04.73 Mohuchy, Young, Crabtree, Harvey 800 Free Relay ..................................................6:51.54 Hastings, Young, Crabtree, Harvey 400 Medley Relay .............................................3:28.02 Harvey, Olbrich, Garofolo, Young 1988-89 (4th at Drexel) None 1989-90 (2nd at Lafayette) John Garofolo..................... 100 Fly ...................50.21 Don Steenson .................... 100 Back ..................52.54 400 Medley Relay .............................................3:27.30 D. Steenson, Olbrich, Garofolo, Gross

Patriot League Champions 1990-91 (3rd at Fordham) Jay Gross............................. 50 Free ...................21.10 Jay Gross............................. 100 Fly ...................51.14 Don Steenson .................... 100 Back ..................51.80 Don Steenson .................... 200 Back ...............1:53.66 200 Medley Relay .............................................1:34.97 Steenson, Farrell, Gross, Schroth 1991-92 (4th at Army) Jay Gross............................. 50 Free ...................20.50 Jay Gross............................ 100 Free ..................44.87 Jay Gross............................. 100 Fly ...................50.07 Don Steenson .................... 100 Back ..................50.14 Don Steenson .................... 200 Back ...............1:50.64 200 Medley Relay .............................................1:33.80 D. Steenson, Farrell, R. Steenson, Gross 400 Free Relay ..................................................3:02.72 D. Steenson, Conze, Schroth, Gross Jay Gross............................. Co-Swimmer of the Meet 1992-93 (4th at Colgate) Steve Droste ........................200 IM ................1:55.34 Steve Droste ...................... 100 Back ..................51.64 Steve Droste ...................... 200 Back ...............1:51.75 Jay Gross............................. 50 Free ...................20.56 Jay Gross............................ 100 Free ..................45.04 Jay Gross............................. 100 Fly ...................50.33 200 Free Relay ..................................................1:23.62 Gross, Watkinson, Droste, Conze 400 Medley Relay .............................................3:26.10 Droste, Dillon, R. Steenson, Gross 400 Free Relay ..................................................3:03.60 Conze, Droste, R. Steenson, Gross Jay Gross............................. Co-Swimmer of the Meet Steve Droste ....................... Co-Swimmer of the Meet

1996-97 (3rd at Army) Ethan Buckley.................... 200 Free ...............1:41.41 Scott Woodworth .............. 100 Back ..................51.95 1997-98 (3rd at Colgate) Scott Woodworth .............. 200 Back ...............1:54.15 1998-99 (3rd at Navy) Alex Johnson ..................... 200 Free ...............1:41.39 200 Free Relay ..................................................1:22.01 Neary, Ruth, Sharpe, Johnson 400 Free Relay ..................................................3:03.31 Neary, Ruth, Sharpe, Johnson 1999-2000 (3rd at Army) Chris Neary......................... 50 Free ...................20.70 Chris Neary......................... 100 Fly ...................50.22 Tyler Wynn ........................ 100 Back ..................51.93 200 Medley Relay .............................................1:32.24 Wynn, Guskey, Neary, Sharpe 200 Free Relay ..................................................1:22.80 Neary, Hill, Ferriter, Sharpe 2000-01 (3rd at Colgate) Chris Neary......................... 50 Free ...................20.65 Chris Neary......................... 100 Fly ...................49.63 200 Free Relay ..................................................1:23.14 Neary, Garvin, Ferriter, Sharpe 400 Free Relay ..................................................3:04.02 Neary, Sharpe, Ferriter, Garvin 2001-02 (4th at Navy) None 2002-03 (1st at Bucknell) Adam Freeman .................1m Diving ...............299.73 Peter Garvin ....................... 50 Free ...................20.52 Peter Garvin ...................... 100 Free ..................45.58 Mark Kretzer ...................... 200 Fly ................1:52.66 200 Free Relay ..................................................1:22.17 Thieman, Guskey, Willats, Garvin Jerry Foley ....................................... Coach of the Year 2003-04 (2nd at Navy) Mark Kretzer ..................... 100 Back ..................51.33 William Schilling ..............100 Breast.................57.34 2004-05 (4th at Bucknell) None 2005-06 (3rd at Navy) William Schilling ..............200 Breast..............2:03.17 Jerry Foley ....................................... Coach of the Year

2007-08 (2nd at Navy) Mark Kawczenski .............. 100 back ..................49.99 Luke Trafton .......................500 free................4:28.97 Luke Trafton ..................... 1,650 free ........... 15:34.89 200 Medley Relay .............................................1:31.18 Kawczenski, Bennett, Steadman, Peterman 400 Medley Relay .............................................3:21.98 Kawczenski, Bennett, Steadman, Peterman 2008-09 (2nd at Bucknell) Mark Kawczenski ................50 free ....................20.26

NCAA College Division Champions 1963-64 BUCKNELL WINS COLLEGE DIVISION NATIONAL TEAM TITLE Phil Reynolds ....................100 Breast................1:03.6 Jim Smigie .......................... 200 Fly ..................2:03.5 Jerry Thimme ................... 1650 Free ..............18:42.1 Jerry Thimme .................... 200 Free .................1:50.7 400 Free Relay ....................................................3:21.4 Thimme, Fleming, Larzelere, Dove 400 Medley Relay ...............................................3:48.3 Hanford, Reynolds, Smigie, Dove 1964-65 BUCKNELL PLACES THIRD IN NCAA COLLEGE DIVISION MEET Jim Smigie .......................... 200 Fly ..................2:00.0 Fred Woertman ................. 100 Back ....................56.4 Fred Woertman ................. 200 Back .................2:04.6 400 Medley Relay ...............................................3:43.4 Woertman, Reynolds, Smigie, Dove

Eastern Champions 1959-60 (Eastern Seaboards) William Dearstyne ............ 100 Back ....................59.4 1986-87 (Eastern Seaboards) Jim Harvey ........................ 100 Free ..................44.93 1987-88 (Eastern Seaboards) Jim Harvey ......................... 100 Fly ...................49.22 1991-92 (ECACs) Jay Gross............................. 100 Fly ...................50.52 JJay Gross............................ 100 Free ..................44.79 Don Steenson .................... 100 Back ..................50.97 D Don Steenson .................... 200 Back ...............1:50.85 D 1 1992-93 (ECACs) JJay Gross............................. 50 Free ...................20.36 JJay Gross............................ 100 Free ..................44.67

Grant Steadman ’08 was part of the 200 medley relay team that won back-to-back PL titles in 2007 and 2008.

1 1998-99 (ECACs) Alex Johnson ...................... 50 Free ...................21.08 A 2001-02 (ECACs) 2 Adam Freeman .................1m Diving ...............289.45 A

1993-94 (4th at Fordham) Rick Steenson ..................... 200 Fly ................1:53.17 Rick Steenson ......................200 IM ................1:52.82 800 Free Relay ..................................................6:50.68 R. Steenson, Broderick, Buckley, Conze

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1994-95 (3rd at Navy) Ethan Buckley.................... 200 Free ...............1:40.78 1995-96 (3rd at Colgate) Alex Johnson ...................... 50 Free ...................20.90 Alex Johnson ..................... 100 Free ..................46.28

2006-07 (3rd at Bucknell) Mark Kawczenski .............. 100 Back ..................49.90 Luke Trafton .....................1,650 Free........... 15:39.68 200 Medley Relay .............................................1:31.93 Kawczenski, Bennett, Steadman, Peterman Luke Trafton ................................. Rookie of the Meet

William Schilling ’06 won the 100 breast (2004) and 200 breast (2006) during his standout career.

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N Name .....................Graduation Year .......Titles JJim Harvey .......................... 1988 .......................... 11 JJay Gross............................... 1993 ............................ 8 Geoff Miller .......................... 1976 ............................ 7 G JJim Smigie ............................ 1965 ............................ 7 William Dearstyne ............... 1962 ............................ 6 W David Morely ........................ 1987 ............................ 6 D Peter O’Keeffe....................... 1972 ............................ 6 P Phil Reynolds ........................ 1966 ............................ 6 P SSteve Winings ....................... 1974 ............................ 6 Don Steenson ....................... 1992 ............................ 5 D JJerry Thimme ....................... 1966 ............................ 5

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COACHING STAFF Dan Schinnerer Robert A. Latour Head Swimming & Diving Coach Ro

Yale ’01 Fourth Season: 17-10 (M)/14-12 (W) Dan Schinnerer, who was named the Patriot Le League Men’s Coach of the Year in 2007-08, enters hi his fourth season as the head men’s and women’s sw swimming and diving coach at Bucknell.

In his first three seasons at the helm of the Biso son, 11 school records fell on the men’s side (500 fre free, 1,000 free, 1,650 free, 100 back, 200 back, 400 in individual medley and five relays) and the squad has ca captured six individual and one relay title at the Patriot League Championships. The Bucknell men have finished in the top three at the league meet each of the last four years and Luke Trafton, who collected Rookie of the Meet honors in 2007, has claimed three individual titles in his three years under Schinnerer’s tutelage.

Under Schinnerer’s direction, the women’s team produced 10 all-league performers on the way to a second-place finish at the Patriot League Championships in his first year. In his second and third seasons, Schinnerer led the women to third-place showings at the league championships. New records have been set in 16 events during Schinnerer’s tenure.

Prior to becoming the frontman for the Bison, the 2001 Yale graduate was an assistant coach with Michigan’s nationally ranked men’s swimming team. Schinnerer had been associated with the vaunted Michigan program since 2003, first as a volunteer assistant and then as a full-time assistant coach beginning in July 2004. Over his last three seasons the Wolverines finished fifth, sixth and eighth, respectively, at the NCAA Championships, and in each of his last two years they produced two NCAA individual champions.

Schinnerer, who se served as the team’s re recruiting coordinator an and budget administrato tor, designed and implem mented the training pr program for the sprint an and breaststroke group.

He was able to work with Ol Olympic-caliber swimm mers, including Michigan st student assistant coach M Michael Phelps, who wo won six gold medals and eig eight total medals at the 20 2004 Olympics in Athen ens and added a record eig eight gold medals at the 20 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Fo Four Michigan swimmers co competed on the 2004 U. U.S. Olympic Team. The W Wolverines placed five sw swimmers with Michiga gan ties on the 2005 Dan Schinnerer US USA World Champion-

Andrew Sheaff

Mary Dain

Assistant Coach

Assistant Coach

Pittsburgh ’07 First Season

Denison ’07 First Season

Andrew Sheaff is a new swimming and diving assis sistant coach for the Bison in 2009-10. He comes to Le Lewisburg after serving as a volunteer assistant coach at Maryland the previous two years while he was obta taining a master’s degree in exercise physiology.

Sheaff, who graduated summa cum laude from Pi Pittsburgh in 2007, was a research assistant in the M Maryland Kinesiogenomics Laboratory while in Colleg Park. lege During his senior year at Pittsburgh and immediately following graduation, Sheaff performed internships with the Cleveland Browns and the University of Pittsburgh football teams. He helped with strength and conditioning aspects of athlete development at both stops.

As an undergraduate, Sheaff was a four-year member of the Panthers’ swimming and diving team. He was a four-time Big East Academic All-Star and a fourtime University Scholar-Athlete. Additionally, Sheaff posted the highest gradepoint average on the team twice and also posted perfect 4.0s on four occasions.

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ship Team, and the Club Wolverine squad swept the men’s, women’s and combined titles at the national championships in the summer of 2006.

At Michigan, Schinnerer apprenticed under a pair of legendary head coaches in Jon Urbanchek and Bob Bowman. Urbanchek, an American Swimming Coaches Association Hall of Famer, won a national championship and 13 Big Ten titles in 22 years at Michigan, and he coached in every Olympic Games from 1984 through 2004. He sent 28 of his Wolverine swimmers to the Olympics, and eight of those Dan Schinnerer checks his stopwatch during the athletes combined to win PL Championships.

15 medals. Bowman took over the program in April 2004 after a successful nine-year stint at the North Baltimore Aquatic Club, his l l b where h Phelps h l was one of h prized pupils. For his accomplishments with North Baltimore, Bowman won the USA Swimming and the American Swimming Coaches Association Coach of the Year Awards in 2001 and 2003. He was also named the USA Swimming Developmental Coach of the Year in 2002.

Schinnerer was also heavily involved in Michigan’s highly regarded summer swimming camp program, where he mentored both girls and boys aged 9-18. As assistant camp director and head coach of the intensive camp, he worked with many top young swimmers on stroke technique and training principles.

At Yale, Schinnerer was a four-year swimming letterman, where he graduated in 2001 with a bachelor of arts degree in history. As a member of the Bulldogs swimming team, he was a Senior Nationals qualifier and was the recipient of the William Leeming Jellife Award for “greatest progress and development in swimming ability and outstanding leadership during his college years.”

The Grand Rapids, Mich., native went on to teach history and serve as assistant swimming coach at The Peddie School in Hightstown, N.J. He helped Peddie to an Eastern Interscholastic Prep School girls’ title in 2002 and a boys’ championship in 2003. Schinnerer coached multiple NISCA All-Americans, U.S. Open qualifiers and senior national qualifiers at Peddie.

At Bucknell, Schinnerer took over a storied Bison swimming and diving program that has excelled since moving into the state-of-the-art Kinney Natatorium in 2002-03. Bucknell’s women captured four straight Patriot League championships from 2003-2006, while the Bison men won the title in 2003 and have finished among the top three teams over the past four seasons. The Bucknell men won the 1964 NCAA College Division championship and have won 18 conference titles since 1960.

Schinnerer resides in Lewisburg with his wife Lesia, and their sons Kase and Erik.

A 2007 graduate of Denison University and a fo four-year member of the Big Red’s nationally ranked sw swimming and diving team, Mary Dain is the newest ad addition to Dan Schinnerer’s Bucknell staff, arriving in Lewisburg in August 2009.

Dain, who spent the previous two years as a gradua assistant swimming and diving coach and phyuate sc education instructor at Trinity College, earned scial Al All-America honors all four years she was a studentathlete at Denison. She was th the team Rookie of the Year in 2004 and was voted MVP in 2006. The Big Red finished third and fourth in NCAA Division III during Dain’s tenure.

A two-time Academic All-American, Dain graduated from Denison with a degree in communications with a physical education-sports management minor.

Dain is in the process of earning a master’s degree in English from Trinity.

In addition to her collegiate coaching experience, Dain has served as a swim coach and lifeguard at a country club and has conducted private swimming lessons for nearly a decade.

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COACHING/SUPPORT STAFF Carl Milofsky

Sandy Elion Assistant Coach

Academic Advisor

Connecticut College 16th Season

Brandeis ’70 15th Season

Sandy Elion is in her 16th season as a member of th Bucknell coaching staff. A teacher and co-director the of the elementary program at the West Branch School in nearby Williamsport for the last 30 years, Elion br brings to Bucknell a wealth of swimming knowledge an experience. In the Bison program, Elion’s primaand ry responsibility is working with the stroke group.

Elion has a bachelor of arts degree in child develop opment from Connecticut College and a master’s deUn gree in education from the University of Iowa.

A consistent record-setter in many midwestern and central U.S. swimming championships, Elion competed in the 1962-63 U.S. National Championships.

She also competed for eight years on a Central AAU (now U.S. Swimming) team, serving as captain for three years.

After a two-year stint as waterfront director at Seaside Regional Center in Waterford, Conn., Elion’s coaching experience included several years of age group coaching first at the Susquehanna Valley Aquatics Club and then at the Williamsport YMCA. Most recently, Elion coached at Williamsport High School from 1988-93, helping lead the team to four District IV titles. She also has plenty of experience as a volunteer coach, stroke specialist and stroke judge in the Williamsport area.

Elion and her husband, Bucknell professor Carl Milofsky, have four adult children: Jude, Nina, Tessa and Jake.

Errol Carter Diving Coach

Connecticut ’96 14th Season Former University of Connecticut standout diver Er Carter enters his 14th season as coach of the Errol Bi Bison men’s and women’s diving program.

Carter graduated from UConn in 1996 with a ba bachelor of science degree in therapeutic recreational se services.

He concluded an internship at the Institute of Living in Hartford over the summer of 1998, which co completed his undergraduate requirements.

While at UConn, Carter was a four-year letterwinHuskie aquatics program. He advanced to the Big East finer as a diver with the Huskies nals off the three-meter board in both his sophomore (1993-94) and junior (199495) seasons. He was also a conference finalist off the one-meter board in 1993-94.

Carter helped his team win its first New England championship in 1994-95 by placing fifth on both boards.

Carter, in 2002-03, helped Bison diver Adam Freeman to a Patriot League title and several school-record performances. In 2005, he coached Freeman and Erika Mannix to the NCAA Zone “A” Diving Championships. Most recently, in 2007, Carter guided Rebecca Bersani and Eliza Massie to all-league performances at the Patriot League Championships.

In Lewisburg, Carter volunteers his time with the community diving team and he also helped run a diving camp at West Chester University.

Assistant coach Sandy Elion’s husband, Carl Milofsk sky, enters his 15th season as the faculty representative wi with the Bison swimming program. Milofsky has been ap professor of sociology at Bucknell since 1982.

Originally from Milwaukee, Wis., Milofsky was a pr professor at Yale University for four years before arrivin ing in Lewisburg. He also taught at the City University of New York and the University of Chicago prior to hi his stint at Yale. bac Milofsky received his bachelor’s degree from Brandeis University in 1970, and completed both master’s and doctoral work at the University of California at Berkeley.

Milofsky served as chairperson of Bucknell’s Sociology Department several times and was the editor of the Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly.

He is also the author of three books: Special Education — A Sociological Study of California Programs, Testers and Testing — A Sociology of School Psychology and Community Organizations — Studies in Resource Mobilization and Exchange.

Pam Armold Aquatics Coordinator

Vermont ’77 Eighth Season Pam Armold, former head women’s swimming co coach at Cornell and most recently an assistant m men’s and women’s swimming coach at Yale, is in her eig eighth year in the position of aquatics coordinator at Bu Bucknell.

Armold oversees the daily operations of Bucknell’s Ki Kinney Natatorium and Sojka Pavilion. She coordinates all pool-related operations, including programming an facility scheduling for varsity, recreation and and res outside use. Armold is also responsible for training and scheduling lifeguards, as well as aquatics event management.

A 1977 graduate of the University of Vermont, Armold had served as assistant men’s and women’s swimming coach at Yale from 1998 to 2002. That followed a 10-year stint at Cornell, the first eight as an assistant men’s and women’s coach, and the final two (1996-98) as head women’s coach after the Big Red program restructured.

Armold, who received a master of science degree in physical education from Ithaca College in 1980, took her first head coaching position in the fall of 1980 at Humboldt State, where she coached the women’s swimming team and lectured in the physical education department for eight years.

She has a wealth of recreational swimming experience as well, having served as an instructor in swimming, water safety and lifeguard training. Armold also managed a pair of swimming pools in Glendale, Calif., during her stint at Humboldt State.

Armold is certified by the American Red Cross in the areas of water safety instructor training, water safety instruction, lifeguard instruction and first aid/ CPR instruction.

The Robert A. Latour Endowment Bucknell trustee William D. Dearstyne Jr., a member of the Class of 1962, established the Robert A. Latour Varsity Swimming and Diving Endowment. Dearstyne’s significant gift to the university Di permanently endows the head coaching position for swimming and pe diving, along with providing funds for the program. di Latour began coaching at Bucknell in 1956. In 12 years, he led his swim teams to an overall 83-31 record in dual meets and six hi Middle Atlantic Conference championships. His 1964 squad won M the inaugural NCAA college division championship, still the only th NCAA title held by Bucknell. From 1968 to his retirement 10 years N later, Latour served as Bucknell’s athletic director. la A fellow Bucknell Hall of Famer with Latour, Dearstyne, company group chairman of Johnson & Johnson in New Brunswick, co N.J., and a member of Bucknell’s Board of Trustees since 1991, N was considered one of the fi finest nest swimmers in the histor history of the former Middle Atlantic Conference, winning six MAC titles in record-breaking times in the 100-yard and 200-yard backstroke. A two-time co-captain who was undefeated in 30 consecutive 200-yard backstroke races, he also was a member of two Bucknell 400-yard medley relay teams that set records while winning MAC crowns. As a sophomore, Dearstyne was the Eastern Intercollegiate 100-yard backstroke champion. In 1962, he was named the outstanding athlete in Bucknell’s senior class.

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Robert A. Latour Inducted into Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame in 1985 Bucknell’s swimming coach from the inception of the program in 1956 until 1968 and director of athletics from 1968-78, Bob Latour is one of the all-time greats in Bison annals. He led his swimming teams to six Middle Atlantic Conference championships (1960, 1963-65, 1967-68) and the 1964 NCAA College Division title. Sixteen of his swimmers were selected to the College Division All-America Team, and his dual meet record was 83-31. From 1968 to his retirement 10 years later, Latour served as Bucknell’s athletic director. ***For more information on members of the Bucknell Swimming & Diving program in the Hall of Fame, turn to pages 24-25.***

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BUCKNELL ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME William D. Dearstyne ’62 - Inducted in 1982 Tw Twice a co-captain of the Bison swimming team, Dearstyne won Middle Atlantic Conference 100 De and 200-yard backstroke championships for three an straight years. Dearstyne was the Eastern 100st yard backstroke champion in 1960. He led the Biya son to their first-ever MAC championship in 1960. so Dearstyne was the first Bucknell swimmer to comDe pete at the NCAA Championship. A member of the pe Bucknell Board of Trustees and a tremendous friend Bu to Bison Athletics, Dearstyne helped establish the Robert A. Latour Swimming & Diving Endowment Ro in 2002. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1982)

William C. Dorr ’62 - Inducted in 1995 A three-year swimming letterman and twice co-captain of the Bison team, Bill Dorr helped lead Bucknell ta in 1960 to the first of its 18 conference swimming championships. Winner of the 220 and 440-yard ch freestyle events and anchor on the 400-yard medley fre relay team that clinched the Middle Atlantic Conferre ence Championship for the Bison, Dorr also won one en other conference title, placed sixth in the 100 free at ot the 1962 Eastern Collegiate Championships, and at th the time of his graduation held or shared five school th records. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1995) re

William L. Drake ’72 - Inducted in 1996 A four-year letterman in swimming, Bill Drake co-captained the 1974-75 team and set school and co conference records in the 200-yard backstroke. Winco ner of the 200 back at the Middle Atlantic and East ne Coast Conference meets for three straight years, Co he also won the event at the East-West meet in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., in 1974. Drake won four individual La events and was on seven winning relays at conference ev championship meets during his career, while seven of ch the victories were in record times. He also competed th on three relay teams in the NCAA meet in 1975.

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B. Kathryn Frazier ’82 - Inducted in 1987 The first woman swimmer to be enshrined, Kathy Frazier was a three-year co-captain. She earned 19 Fr All-America designations, three of them with top-5 Al fin nishes at the AIAW Division II Championships her senior year. A specialist in the freestyle and butterfly se events, Frazier had a gaudy 84-5 career record in dual ev meet individual events and held eight school records m upon graduation. The winner of the Bison Club Award up and the Christy Mathewson Award as the outstanding an athlete in her senior class, Frazier’s top placings in at national championships included a second and three na thirds. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1987) th

Jeremy Gross ’93 - Inducted in 2008 On of the top sprinters in program history, Jay Gross One won eight individual Patriot League titles during an wo outstanding four-year career. He won three Patriot ou League gold medals in both the 50-yard freestyle and Le the 100-yard butterfly, and he captured two titles th in the 100 free. In addition, he was a member of six Patriot League champion relay teams as well as one Pa East Coast Conference championship relay unit as a Ea freshman. Gross was honored as the Patriot League fre Co-Swimmer of the Meet in both 1992 and 1993, and Co he went on to win ECAC championships in the 100 fly and 100 free in 1992, and in the 50 and 100 free in an 1993. He set meet records in both events as a senior.

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Margaret Grunow Conze ’93 - Inducted in 2004 On of the finest female swimmers in Bucknell histoOne ry, Conze won a school-record 88 individual races and ry never lost a regular-season 50 or 100-yard freestyle ne event. In 12 career individual league championship ev races, she captured 11 gold medals and one bronze ra medal. During her junior and senior campaigns she m was a perfect 49-0, including six Patriot League indiwa vidual titles and an Eastern Seaboard championship. vi Conze became the first female swimmer in school hisCo tory to compete at the U.S. Olympic Trials. (Bucknell to Hall of Fame Class of 2004) Ha

James B. Harvey ’88 - Inducted in 1999 On of the most decorated swimmers in Bucknell One history, Jim Harvey graduated as the owner of eight hi individual school records. During his career Harvey in dominated the East Coast Conference, winning 11 do of a possible 12 individual races. He was named the Outstanding Swimmer of the Meet in each of his Ou four years. Harvey won ECC Championship titles fo in seven different events, twice qualifying for the NCAA Championships, where he was honorable N mention in the 50-meter freestyle in 1988. He was m the Eastern champion in the 100 free in 1987 and th in the 100 butterfly in 1988. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1999) Cl

Kathleen A. Lynch ’87 - Inducted in 1998 A four-year swimming letterwinner and twice cocaptain of the team, Kathy Lynch won eight East ca Coast Conference individual championships and Co earned All-East honors in the 200-yard backstroke. ea A placewinner in backstroke events at the Eastern Championships for four consecutive years, Lynch Ch held 10 school individual and relay records at he graduation. She was highly instrumental in Bucknell gr winning its first women’s conference swimming wi championship in 1987, and she was twice the ECC ch Scholar-Athlete in women’s swimming. (Bucknell Sc Hall of Fame Class of 1998) Ha

Susan D. Mestier Brauner ’74 - Inducted in 1997 A pioneer p in the Bucknell aquatics program, Sue Mestier Brauner served as team captain of Bucknell’s first tie varsity women’s swimming team and qualified for va national championship competition. She graduated na with school records in the 100, 200 and 400-yard freewi style events, and the 100-yard butterfly. She recorded sty two top-10 finishes at the 1974 National Women’s tw Swimming Championships. Led by Mestier Brauner, Sw Bucknell’s first-ever varsity team finished fifth at the Bu Eastern Championships and placed 18th of 75 teams Ea at the national championship meet. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1997) Fa

Geoffrey B. Miller ’76 - Inducted in 1998 A four-year swimming letterman, co-captain of the 1975-76 team and a member of Bucknell teams that 19 won four consecutive Middle Atlantic Conference and wo East Coast Conference championships, the late Geoff Ea Miller was one of the most dominant swimmers of M perhaps the greatest swimming era in school history. pe During his career he won seven individual conference Du titles and was on 10 relay teams that took conference tit gold medals. He set three league individual records go and competed at the NCAA Swimming Championan ships twice. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1998) sh

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BUCKNELL ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME Jennifer A. Myers-Keating ’98 - Inducted in 2008 On of Bucknell’s most decorated woman swimmers, One Jennifer Myers-Keating became the first female in Je Patriot League history to win the same event at the Pa league championship meet four straight years. She lea won 35 of 36 career races in the 200 back and never wo lost a race at home in four years. A four-time All-Patriot los Leaguer, Myers-Keating won the three events at the Le 1995 Patriot League Championships and was named 19 Co-Swimmer of the Meet. In addition to her four Co Patriot League gold medals in the 200 back, she also Pa won three more in the 100 back and graduated with wo 10 PL titles. Her eight individual gold medals were record at the time. (Bucknell Hall of Fame a league l Class of 2008) Cl

Peter R. O’Keeffe ’72 - Inducted in 1984 Pe Peter O’Keeffe co-captained the 1971-72 Bucknell swimming team and is one of only two University sw Division All-Americans in program history. WinDi ner of the 200-yard freestyle at the Middle Atlantic ne Conference Championships for three straight years, Co O’Keeffe also won three other MAC freestyle titles, O’ held or shared eight school records, and starred on he teams that won two MAC team titles. In addition te to earning All-America honors in the 100-yard backstroke at the NCAA Championships in 1971, he ba placed in the top nine in the backstroke races at the pl Eastern Championships five times. (Bucknell Hall of Ea Fame Class of 1984) Fa

Gregory W. Olson ’70 - Inducted in 1987 Gr Olson was, at the time of his graduation, the Greg highest scorer in Bucknell swimming history, and he hi held school records in the 500, 1000 and 1650-yard he freestyle events and in the 400 free relay. As a senior, fre Olson won Middle Atlantic Conference championOl ships in the 200 butterfly and 500 and 1650 freestyle sh and placed in both the 200 fly and 500 free at the an Eastern Championships. Co-captain of the 1969-70 Ea team, he swam on teams that had a combined 26-10 te record and won two MAC titles. (Bucknell Hall of re Fame Class of 1987) Fa

Robert N. Richards ’74 - Inducted in 1985 The finest diver in Bucknell history, Bob Richards won th the Middle Atlantic Conference one- and three-meter ch championships in 1973 and 1974. He co-captained th the swimming and diving team as a senior and set a sc school dual meet scoring record. He was a member of te teams that won 36 of 43 dual meets and four straight co conference titles. Richards scored in the Eastern Ch Championships, was named to the Dean’s List five tim times at Bucknell, and received the ECAC Medallion fo for athletic and scholastic excellence. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1985)

Richard W. Russell - Inducted in 1997 The foundation of the Bucknell aquatics program for more than a quarter-century, Dick Russell coached m the men’s swimming and diving team from 1968-94 th and created the water polo program at Bucknell, an coaching the team from its inception as a varsity sport co in 1977 until 1986. Russell’s swim teams compiled a dual-meet record of 154-121 and won 11 conference du championships, while his water polo teams tallied an ch overall record of 223-68-4, making him the first coach ov in Bucknell history to record 100 or more victories in two sports. Russell passed away in April 2008.

(Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1997) (B

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Roger J. Schwanhausser ’75 - Inducted in 2002 Ro Schwanhausser was one of the leaders of a terRoger rific Bison swimming team that captured four straight Middle Atlantic Conference and East Coast ConferM ence team championships. In addition to winning en three individual conference titles, Schwanhausser th earned gold medals on 11 different relays. He graduea ated with Bucknell records in the 100 backstroke at and 200 IM. His son, Stephen ’03, also swam for an the Bison and set school records in the 100 and 200 th breaststroke. They are the only father-son combinabr tion in school history in any sport to have held school tio records. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 2002) re

Catherine Karpuk Seward ’77 - Inducted in 1993 The first female athlete at Bucknell to receive AllAmerica recognition, Cathy Karpuk Seward earned Am four varsity letters as a diver on the swimming and fo diving teams, and she is generally regarded as the findiv est female diver ever at Bucknell. A team co-captain in es 1976-77, she placed fifth in the three-meter dive and 19 sixth in the one-meter event that year at the AIAW six Small College National Championships to earn the Sm All-America honors. Karpuk Seward had 47 first-place Al fin nishes in her four-year dual-meet career. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1993) Ha

James P. Smigie ’65 - Inducted in 1980 Jim Smigie won the 100 and 200-yard butterfly races to pace Bucknell to the 1964 NCAA College Division Championship. A co-captain of the 1964-65 Bison Ch team and a member of teams that had a combined te 28-4 record and won three straight Middle Atlantic 28 Conference Championships, Smigie also won NCAA Co gold medals in the 400-yard medley relay in 1964 and go the 200 fly in 1965 when Bucknell finished third in th the th team competition. The first MAC swimmer to win seven se individual conference gold medals in his career, Smigie Sm was undefeated in 34 dual meets in the 200 fly. y (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1980)

Edmund Jared Thimme, Jr. ’66 - Inducted in 1990 W Winner of five individual Middle Atlantic Conference swimming championships, Jerry Thimme also en won the 200 and 1650-yard freestyles at the 1964 wo NCAA College Division Championships to help lead NC Bucknell to the team title. He was an All-American in Bu four events in 1964 and two more the following year. fo Thimme was a part of MAC championship teams in 1964 and 1965. In 1964 he won MAC gold medals in 19 the 200 free, 500 free and 400 free relay, and a year th later he repeated in all three events. He also won lat the MAC title in the 200 free as a senior in 1966. th (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1990) (B

Stephen P. Winings ’74 - Inducted in 2008 St Steve Winings was named an All-American after fin nishing eighth in the 50-yard freestyle at the 1971 NCAA Championships, the highest finish ever by a NC Bucknell swimmer. He captured the Middle Atlantic Bu Conference title in the 50 free every year from 1971Co 74, making him the first swimmer in conference his74 tory to win an event four years in a row. He also won to the 100 breaststroke in 1971 and 1973 and captured th seven more MAC titles in relays, including four in the se 400 free relay. Winings was twice a silver medalist 40 in the 50 free at the Eastern Championships. He cocaptained the 1973-74 team to the only undefeated ca season in Bucknell history. (Bucknell Hall of Fame se Class of 2008) Cl

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PATRIOT LEAGUE Recent Patriot League Championship Results 2009 (Kinney Natatorium, Lewisburg, Pa.) Men Women 1. Navy, 1,031.5 1. Colgate, 862 2. Bucknell, 635 2. Navy, 759.5 3. Army, 596 3. Bucknell, 656.5 4. Lehigh, 357.5 4. American, 315.5 5. Colgate, 353 5. Army, 303 6. Lafayette, 202 6. Lehigh, 262.5 7. American, 141 7. Lafayette, 180 8. Holy Cross, 123 8. Holy Cross, 144 * Errol Carter Men’s and Women’s Diving Coach of the Year

The Bison team captains accept the second-place trophy.

Macey Keath was a First Team All-Patriot League selection in 2009.

2008 (Lejeune Hall, Annapolis, Md.) Men Women 1. Navy, 887 1. Colgate, 723.5 2. Bucknell, 683.5 2. Navy, 679 3. Army, 593 3. Bucknell, 644.5 4. Lehigh, 358.5 4. Lafayette, 401 5. Colgate, 348 5. Lehigh, 328 6. American, 265 6. Army, 304 7. Lafayette, 201 7. American, 275 8. Holy Cross, 124 8. Holy Cross, 150 * Dan Schinnerer Coach of the Year

Luke Trafton won two individual titles at the 2008 Patriot League Championships.

Megan Mongan was a First Team AllPatriot League selection in 2008.

2007 (Kinney Natatorium, Lewisburg, Pa.) Men Women 1. Navy, 864 1. Navy, 805 2. Army, 771 2. Bucknell, 644 3. Bucknell, 667 3. Colgate, 598 4. Lehigh, 420 4. Army, 353 5. Colgate, 285 5. Lehigh, 351 6. American, 223 6. Lafayette, 331.5 7. Lafayette, 191 7. American, 256 8. Holy Cross, 126 8. Holy Cross, 144 * Luke Trafton Rookie of the Meet

Mark Kawczenski ’09 earned First Team All-Patriot League honors in 2007.

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Kelly Morris ’09 earned a Second Team All-Patriot League citation as a sophomore in 2007.

In its second decade of combining academic and athletic excellence, the Patriot League sponsors championships in 23 men and women’s sports. Initially started as an NCAA Division I-AA football conference in 1986, the Patriot League became an all-sport conference in 1990 and includes American, Army, Bucknell, Colgate, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh and Navy as full members, and Fordham and Georgetown as associate members. These institutions are among the oldest and most prestigious in the nation and their alumni have, and continue to play leadership roles in shaping our country.

Since 1998, the Patriot League has ranked first each year among all Division I conferences awarding athletic aid in the NCAA Graduation Rate Report. The League finished at the top spot with 96 percent of its teams reporting a graduation rate of 85 percent or higher in the most recent data. In addition, 76 Patriot League teams earned NCAA Academic Performance Program Public Recognition Awards aafter posting academic progress rate scores in the top 10 percent of all squads in their respective sports. th The Patriot League’s mission is simple, to provide successful competitive athletic experiences while maintaining high academic standards, and to prepare its le sstudent-athletes to be leaders in society.

During the 2008-09 academic year, Patriot League student-athletes and teams aaccomplished the following: • 14 student-athletes earned ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA AcaE demic All-America honors d • 61 student-athletes were recognized as ESPN The Magazine/ o CoSIDA Academic All-District C recipients, with 45 on the First Team.

• Bucknell won its 15th overall and women’s Patriot League Presidents’ Cup trophy, while Army won the men’s trophy for the first time since 2005.

• Holy Cross men’s soccer senior Jerry Dickinson was awarded a Fulbright Grant to work and study in South Africa.

• Navy’s Kelly Zahalka earned her third Academic All-America selection from CoSIDA, and was also named to the USA Today First-Team All-Academic squad.

She also earned both a Truman and Marshall Scholarship.

• Navy’s Lizzie Barnes was one of 58 student-athletes nationally to receive an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship and was also a First-Team All-Senior All-America N sselection.

• Army became the first Patriot League team to advance to the finals of the NCAA Baseball Regional.

N • *Bucknell’s Andrew Cohen set a record with a score of 208 at the Patriot League Golf Championship, and was named Golf World’s College Player of the L Week for his effort.

W • Army’s Ben Koenigsfeld became the first baseball student-athlete to earn a pair of First-Team All-League honors in the same season. p • Colgate’s Nick Hennessey and Steve Jonas and Holy Cross’ Brett McDermott aall signed NFL free agent contracts.

• Hennessey became the first Patriot Leaguer since 2004 to earn consensus FCS All-America honors.

• The Lehigh women’s basketball team was one of 14 NCAA Tournament participants to record a perfect graduation rate.

• Colgate’s Jordan Scott finished his career as the all-time Division I leader in carries (1,240), and fifth in FCS history while breaking the Patriot League record in rushing yardage (5,621).

• Scott became the eighth player in FCS history and first Patriot League with four 1,000-yard rushing seasons in his career.

• Holy Cross quarterback Dominic Randolph led the FCS in passing yards, total offense and completions per game in 2008, while also finishing as a finalist for the Walter Payton Award.

15 Presidents’ Cups in 19 Years for Bucknell The Presidents’ Cup was created in 1991 to signify overall excellence in the 23 s sports sponsored by the Patriot League, and Bucknell has captured the trophy 15 out of the 19 years it has been in existence. o The Presidents’ Cup is awarded annually to the institution which accumulates the th highest point total over the entire academic ad year, with points awarded on the basis ba of finish in the standings of each of the th 23 Patriot League sports.

Bucknell claimed the trophy for the fourth consecutive year in 2008-09, and fo the th 11th time in 12 years.

The Patriot League also awards men’s and an women’s all-sports trophies, and Bucknell won the women’s trophy for the Bu 15th 15 time in 2009. It marked the 12th year ye in a row the Bison captured the women’s en crown.

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THE PLAN FOR BUCKNELL/MISSION STATEMENT The Plan for Bucknell Bucknell is a unique national university where liberal arts and professional programs complement each other, where 3,583 full-time students are educated for a lifetime of critical thinking and strong leadership. For more than 160 years, the University has remained true to its funUn damental purpose: to educate and prepare da students for lives that make a difference st and have a positive impact on the world. an In keeping with that purpose, the Un University has developed The Plan for Bucknell, which includes its collective Bu vision vis — “To provide students with the premier pr undergraduate experience in American Am higher education.” Students helped he shape this vision because of their confi co dence in the University.

The Plan comprises five strategies: Strengthen the Academic Core aims aim to ensure that a Bucknell education is challenging and engaging, with openness op to new ideas and a culture of innovation; Deepen the Residential Learning Experience will provide a residential learning and living experience that complements the academic program, integrates the athletics and recreation program and promotes personal growth and development and civic and ethical responsibility; Enhance Diversity is a commitment to diversity in all its forms within a civil and supportive environment of open exchange to prepare Bucknell graduates to live and work in a globally integrated and intercultural world; Build Bridges will bring the world to Bucknell — through visiting scholars and sports teams, international students and alumni, guest speakers, international focus semesters, and electronic communications — and bring Bucknell to the world through strategic partnerships and community engagement activities as well as opportunities for off-campus study and faculty research; Secure Our Financial Future will secure resources necessary to engage new opportunities, lessen dependence on tuition, and ensure our financial future.

The Plan for Bucknell was unanimously approved by the Board of Trustees on April 29, 2006, having previously been approved by the students and faculty.

We have begun implementing it and are determined to make it a reality over the next decade. To read the complete version of The Plan for Bucknell or to request a published version, see http://www.bucknell.edu/ThePlanforBucknell

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Bucknell Department of Athletics and Recreation Mission Statement The Department of Athletics and Recreation strives to set the standard of excellence for intercollegiate and intramural programs in higher education, thereby advancing and drawing attention to the mission, core values, and educational goals of Bucknell University.

The Department believes that student-athletes’ academic programs must be their first priority. It is therefore committed to maintaining Bucknell’s high national ranking for student-athletes’ graduation rates and for producing Academic All-Americans, and to continued leadership of the Patriot League in Academic Honor Ho Roll nominations, based on grade-point gr averages. The coaches’ and an staff ’s paramount responsibility is maintaining academic priorities and an supporting student-athletes’ education, ed even while providing the rigorous rig and serious NCAA Division I aathletic opportunities Bucknell student-athletes stu seek.

Further, the Department promotes m the personal growth of student-athletes st and the general student st body by encouraging personal so health, development, and balance ba among intellectual, social, civic, civ and physical pursuits; by celeb ebrating challenge and competition; an by preparing participants for and se service and leadership in the world.

Co Coaches and staff direct a rich array of athletic programs and recreational op opportunities aimed at increasing sstudent tudent engagement, as well as strengthening ch character, healthy living, teamwork, sportsmanship, and spirit. In creating shared experiences for students, faculty, and staff, as well as alumni, family, and friends, the Department’s programs add substantially to Bucknell’s sense of community and foster life-long relationships with Bucknell.

The Department embraces the University’s decision to compete at the highest extramural level, in Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Division I membership is valuable not only because this level of competition maximally challenges student-athletes, but also because it signals clearly Bucknell’s high standards and seriousness of purpose in all extracurricular endeavors and it helps position Bucknell apart from other National Liberal Arts Colleges.

Likewise, the competitive success the Department seeks, measured in part by consistent contention for the Patriot League Presidents’ Cup, reflects positively upon Bucknell’s student-athletes and the University alike, and it brings distinction and national recognition to Bucknell.

A student-centered operation, the Department is committed to providing equitable opportunities to women and men, as well as members of minority and majority groups of all kinds. The Department subscribes to, and complies with, all principles and regulations of the Patriot League, the Eastern College Athletic Conference, and the NCAA. The department is proud that so many of today’s exemplary Bison scholarathletes will be tomorrow’s outstanding leaders.

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Final Freas-Rooke Pool Records 1956-2002 Event 50 Free 100 Free 200 Free 500 Free 1000 Free 1650 Free 100 Fly 200 Fly 100 Back 200 Back 100 Breast 200 Breast 200 IM 400 IM 200 MR 400 MR 200 FR 400 FR 800 FR 1m Diving* 3m Diving* *6 dives

WOMEN Name (School) ...................... Time/Score Grunow (Bucknell) ..................................24.19 Grunow (Bucknell) ..................................52.53 Grunow (Bucknell) ...............................1:53.63 Faas (Bucknell) .....................................5:09.75 Feinthel (Bucknell).............................10:30.19 Holthaus (Penn) .................................17:29.84 Grunow (Bucknell) ..................................58.51 Wood (Bucknell) ...................................2:07.85 Kolata (Army) ..........................................58.30 Myers (Bucknell) ..................................2:06.89 Flick (Bucknell).....................................1:06.87 Flick (Bucknell).....................................2:25.33 Grunow (Bucknell) ...............................2:10.75 Hallano (Penn) .....................................4:39.51 Bucknell ................................................1:50.97 Bucknell ................................................4:00.97 Penn ......................................................1:39.73 Bucknell ................................................3:37.73 Bucknell ................................................8:01.83 Ehrgood (Bucknell) ...............................258.20 Ellis (Colgate) ........................................267.53

Kinney Natatorium Records 2003-pres.

WOMEN Event ........... Name (School) .................... Time/Score 50 Free ............Mi Dinh 2009 (Navy) ............................22.36 100 Free ..........King 2005 (Spring Grove HS) ...............49.54 200 Free ..........Chapmon 2009 (Navy)...................... 1:46.26 500 Free ..........Gingrich 2008 (E. Pennsboro HS) .... 4:44.07 1000 Free ........Chapmon 2009 (Navy)...................... 9:58.57 1650 Free ........Chapmon 2009 (Navy).................... 16:26.84 100 Fly ............Nolan 2009 (Hershey HS).....................52.99 200 Fly ............Guyett 2009 (Colgate) ...................... 2:01.31 100 Back .........Shickora 2008 (Marion Catholic HS) ...53.88 200 Back .........McGraw 2009 (Colgate) .................... 1:58.67 100 Breast.......Isaacs/Murphy 2009 (AME/COL) .... 1:01.23 200 Breast.......Murphy 2009 (Colgate) .................... 2:13.46 200 IM ............Folk 2009 (Schuylkill Valley HS) ...... 2:00.51 400 IM ............Guyett 2009 (Colgate) ...................... 4:15.63 200 MR ...........Colgate 2009...................................... 1:41.12 400 MR ...........Colgate 2009...................................... 3:39.23 200 FR.............Colgate 2009...................................... 1:31.57 400 FR.............Colgate 2009...................................... 3:20.55 800 FR.............Colgate 2009...................................... 7:21.64 1m Diving .......Haviland 2005 (Army) ......................273.00* 3m Diving .......GriďŹƒn 2007 (Navy) ...........................299.20* * 6 optionals

MEN Event 50 Free 100 Free 200 Free 500 Free 1000 Free 1650 Free 100 Fly 200 Fly 100 Back 200 Back 100 Breast 200 Breast 200 IM 400 IM 200 MR 400 MR 200 FR 400 FR 800 FR 1m Diving* 3m Diving* *6 dives

Name (School) ...................... Time/Score Neary (Bucknell)......................................20.91 Harvey (Bucknell)....................................45.87 Harvey (Bucknell), Doust (Syracuse) ..................................1:42.08 Harvey (Bucknell).................................4:34.05 Girshe (La Salle) ...................................9:29.52 Pinney (Penn) .....................................16:42.78 Neary (Bucknell)......................................50.68 Smutney (Temple)................................1:50.37 Steenson (Bucknell) ................................52.35 Larson (Fordham) ................................1:54.81 Ebel (La Salle) ..........................................58.38 Sanocki (Maryland) ..............................2:07.10 Harvey (Bucknell).................................1:54.91 Kanaugh (La Salle) ...............................4:02.00 Bucknell ................................................1:35.59 Maryland ..............................................3:31.39 Bucknell ................................................1:25.58 Bucknell ................................................3:06.88 Bucknell ................................................7:08.29 Richards (Bucknell) ...............................310.55 Ebert (Penn State).................................353.10

MEN Event ........... Name (School) .................... Time/Score 50 Free ............Linn 2005 (Navy) ..................................20.04 100 Free ..........Tayla 2005 (Binghamton) .....................44.00 200 Free ..........Belecanech 2009 (Prep) .................... 1:36.05 500 Free ..........Hunter 2009 (Navy).......................... 4:18.56 1000 Free ........Hunter 2009 (Navy).......................... 8:59.52 1650 Free ........Hunter 2008 (Navy)........................ 14:58.72 100 Fly ............Meyer 2009 (Navy) ...............................47.33 200 Fly ............Meyer 2009 (Navy) ........................... 1:42.54 100 Back .........Hetzner 2009 (Navy) ............................48.69 200 Back .........Hetzner 2009 (Navy) ........................ 1:45.35 100 Breast.......Szabo 2003 (American).........................54.89 200 Breast.......Bassett 2003 (American) .................. 2:00.01 200 IM ............Meyer 2009 (Navy) .......................... 1:45.33 400 IM ............Hunter 2009 (Navy).......................... 3:51.24 200 MR ...........Navy 2009 ......................................... 1:29.11 400 MR ...........Navy 2009 ......................................... 3:15.01 200 FR.............Navy 2009 ......................................... 1:20.79 400 FR.............Navy 2009 ......................................... 2:58.39 800 FR.............Navy 2009 ......................................... 6:33.89 1m Diving .......Teague 2005 (Navy) ..........................337.40* 3m Diving .......Olson 2009 (Navy) ............................372.72* * 6 optionals

KINNEY NATATORIUM 50-Meter by 25-Yard Olympic Class Pool Seating for 500 spectators, restrooms, separated varsity and visiting team locker rooms, poolside classroom, sauna, steam room and concession stands Opened: 2003 Host of Following Events • 2005 NCAA Men’s Water Polo Championship • 2003, 2005, 2007, 2009 Patriot League Swimming & Diving Championships • 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association Championships • 2004 Eastern Women’s Water Polo Championship • Exhibition Water Polo Game against the U.S. Women’s National Team