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Program Info and Roster ........................................
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Coaching Staff ..............................................................
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Anderson Aquatic Center ....................................... 9-10 The University ............................................................ Campus Life
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The Central Coast ..................................................
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Program History ....................................................... 21-39 Overview .......................................................................................... 22 Head Coaches over the Years ................................................ 23 Individual National Champions ....................................... 24-25 Awards and Honors .............................................................. 26-29 All-Time Top 5 ......................................................................... 30-31 Big West, Pac-12 and MPSF Results ............................ 32-35 Recent Mustangs at the NCAA Championships ........ 36-39
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Program Facts General Information Official Athletics Name.............................................................. Cal Poly Location....................................................................San Luis Obispo, CA Founded............................................................................................1901 Enrollment......................................................................................18,762 Mascot....................................................................................... Mustangs Colors...................... Forest Green (343)/Copper (460)/Vegas Gold (116) Affiliation......................................................................... NCAA Division I Conferences........................................................................Pac-12 (Men) ........................................... Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (Women) President.................................................................. Jeffrey D. Armstrong Director of Athletics..................................................... Don Oberhelman Official Athletics Website.................................................... GoPoly.com
Coaching Staff Head Coach................................ Tom Milich (Long Beach State, 1978) Year.......................................................................................8th Season Office Phone................................................................... (805) 756-5714 Email Address:........................................................tmilich@calpoly.edu Assistant Coach...................................... Phil Yoshida (Cal Poly, 2001) Year.....................................................................................13th Season Email Address.....................................................pyoshida@calpoly.edu Diving Coach.........................................Erica Stricker (UC Davis, 2011) Year.......................................................................................1st Season Email Address.......................................................estricke@calpoly.edu Fax.................................................................................... (805) 756-2699
Historical Information MEN’S TEAM First Year....................................................................................... 1939-40 Division I Years.........................1939-40 to 1962-63; 1994-95 to present Last Time at NCAA Championships............................................... 2014 College Division Years..............................................1963-64 to 1972-73 Division II Years.........................................................1973-74 to 1993-94 WOMEN’S TEAM First Year....................................................................................... 1977-78 NCAA Division I Years............................................... 1994-95 to present Last Time at NCAA Championships............................................... 2013 AIAW Large Division (Division I) Years...................1977-78 to 1978-79 AIAW Division II Years...............................................1979-80 to 1980-81 NCAA Division II Years..............................................1981-82 to 1993-94
2013-14 Team Member Information MEN Letterwinners Returning / Lost.......................................................16 / 9 2013 Pac-12 Scorers Returning / Lost..................................................5 / 1 Newcomers / Activated Redshirts...................................................11 / 0 Class Breakdown (Fr./So./Jr./Sr.)...........................................10 / 10 / 6 / 1 WOMEN Letterwinners Returning / Lost.......................................................19 / 5 2013 MPSF Scorers Returning / Lost...................................................9 / 2 Newcomers / Activated Redshirts...................................................11 / 1 Class Breakdown (Fr./So./Jr./Sr.)...........................................10 / 5 / 5 / 10
Anderson Aquatic Center Information Inaugurated........................................................................................2009 Named in Honor of......................Dick Anderson (Head Coach, 1947-77) Dimensions..................Eight 50-meter lanes and eighteen 25-yard lanes
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2013-14 Schedule 9/20-9/21 CAL (King & Queen of the Pool pentathlon) 10/25-10/26 HAWAI’I UC SANTA BARBARA 11/8 MUSTANG INVITATIONAL 11/9 MUSTANG INVITATIONAL 11/21-11/23 at Arena Invitational* 12/5-12/7 at AT&T Winter National Championships§ 1/10-1/12 at Bruin Diving Invitational† 1/25 UC SANTA CRUZ 2/1 at UC Santa Barbara 2/19-2/22 at MPSF Women’s Swimming Championships* 2/20-2/22 at MPSF Women’s Diving Championships† 3/5-3/8 at Pac-12 Men’s Swimming Championships% 3/13-3/14 at NCAA Zone E Women’s Diving Championships^ 3/27-3/29 at NCAA Men’s Swimming Championships@
Men / Women NTS / NTS L 158-202 / L 139-220 L 119.5-247.5 / L 113-255 NTS / 1st (1,107) NTS / 1st (815) 4th (1,084) / 5th (585.5) 6th (27) / NTS NTS / NTS W 166-94 / W 201-74 L 110-183 / L 85-203 - / 6th (317.5) - / see above 8th (157) / - / Sami McIntyre - / Meaghan O’Meara 46th (2) / -
* at East Los Angeles City College, Monterey Park § at Allan Jones Aquatic Center, Knoxville, Tenn. † at Rose Bowl Aquatics Center, Pasadena % at Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center, Federal Way, Wash. ^ at Cadet Natatorium, Colorado Springs, Colo. @ at Lee and Joe Jamail Swimming Center, Austin, Texas
Publication Credits The 2014 Cal Poly Swimming and Diving Information Guide was researched, written, designed and edited by Cal Poly Athletics Communications intern Donovan Aird. The front cover photo is by Ian Billings. The photo found on page 11 is courtesy of Kennedy Library. Photos on page 13 are courtesy of Cal Poly Career Services. The photo on page 14 is courtesy of Cal Poly Public Affairs. The photo on page 15 is courtesy of Joe Christianson. The lower photo on page 16 is by John Patrick Images. Photos on page 17 are courtesy of Cal Poly ASI. On page 18, the lower photo is courtesy of Owen Main. The photo on page 19 is courtesy of the Pismo Beach Conference & Visitors Bureau. The photo in the top-right portion of page 20 is courtesy of the San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce. Photos on pages 22, 24 (bottom), 25 and 26 are from University Archives, California Polytechnic State University. Photos on pages 34 and 39 (top) are by Chuckarelei Studio. The lower-left image on page 37 is courtesy of The Tribune. The image in the lower-left section of page 38 is from KSBY.com. Other assorted photos are by Ray Ambler (RAphotos.com), Eric Burdick or Donovan Aird. All information is current through the end of the 2013-14 season.
Cal Poly Athletics Communications Swimming and Diving Media Contact................................ Donovan Aird Office Phone..................................................................... (805) 756-6531 Fax..................................................................................... (805) 756-2650 Email Address.............................................................. daird@calpoly.edu Mailing Address.................. Mott Athletics Center, Rm. 123, 1 Grand Ave. ....................................................................... San Luis Obispo, CA 93407
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Roster MEN Name Jeff Allison Alex Behnam Dustin Bolt Adrian Brynnel Austin Cunniff Caleb Davies Jimmy Deiparine Johnny Dodero Kendall Dunn Blake Faris Sonny Fierro Paul Fischetti Mackey Hopen Jack Jenner Mickey Mackle Nick Meyer Blake Motal Carl Pedersen Alan Peterson Tyler Pickett Carter Price Josh Roeber Ian Sinclair Paolo Stanchi Cody Tanabe Simon Van Hees
Events Fly/Back Free Free/IM Free Free 50/100 Free Breast/IM Backstroke Breaststroke Back/Free Free Diving Free/Breast Free IM Breaststroke Free Sprints/Breast Free Breast/IM Free/Fly Breaststroke/IM Distance IM/Back/Breast Sprint Free/Fly Breaststroke
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Wt. 195 190 150 165 170 175 175 165 175 170 190 155 185 155 165 155 185 175 170 178 185 160 180 170 160 175
Hometown/HS Hawthorne, CA/El Segundo HS Roseville, CA/St. Thomas Aquinas HS (Fla.) Atascadero, CA/Atascadero HS Tucson, AZ/Catalina Foothills HS Oceanside, CA/El Camino HS Lakeside, CA/West Hills HS Mercer Island, WA/Mercer Island HS Roswell, GA/Milton HS Minnetonka, MN/Minnetonka HS Corona, CA/Santiago HS Nipomo, CA/Arroyo Grande HS Redwood City, CA/Carlmont HS Shoreline, WA/Shorewood HS Castle Rock, CO/Castle View HS Encinitas, CA/La Costa Canyon HS Napa, CA/Vintage HS Corona del Mar, CA/Corona del Mar HS Redding, CA/Foothill HS (Shasta College) San Luis Obispo, CA/San Luis Obispo HS Richland, WA/Richland HS Atlanta, GA/Marist School Louisville, CO/Monarch HS Las Vegas, NV/Bishop Gorman HS Bellevue, WA/International School (SMU) Alamo, CA/San Ramon Valley HS St. Johns, FL/Bartram Trail HS
WOMEN Name Nicole Antoniuk Alisha Bender Jean Bonsall Rachel Cleak Brooke Collins Sara Dafoe Allison de Peralta Karoline Eckhart Kelsey Engel Belen Enguidanos Grace Greenwood Taylor Guy Emma Henderson Liz Jacobs Brooklynn Jervis Maddi Johnson Jill Jones Mollie Larsen Gabby Lindblad Amanda Maffris Sami McIntyre Jessi Modlich Meaghan O’Meara Daniella Orlandi Maddy Pendleton Olivia Salvatore-King Padon Sivesind Taylor Spivey Danielle Wong
Events Distance/IM Free Diving Free/Fly Free/IM Breaststroke/IM Back/IM Free/Fly Sprint Free Distance Free/Fly Diving Fly/IM Free Sprint Free Back/Free Fly/Breast/IM Free/IM Fly/Free Fly/Free IM Diving Back/IM Diving Free/Fly Free/Fly/IM Diving Backstroke Distance Free Free
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Yr. So. So. Sr. Sr. Jr. Fr. So. Fr. Sr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr. So. Sr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Sr.
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Hometown/HS Valencia, CA/Hart HS Phoenix, AZ/Xavier College Prep Virginia Beach, VA/Landstown HS Moraga, CA/Campolindo HS Pendleton, OR/Pendleton HS Scottsdale, AZ/Chaparral HS Solana Beach, CA/Torrey Pines HS Houston, TX/Cypress Creek HS Trabuco Canyon, CA/El Toro HS West Covina, CA/Cactus Shadows HS (Ariz.) Palo Alto, CA/Palo Alto HS (Cornell) Rancho Santa Margarita, CA/Mission Viejo HS Irvine, CA/University HS Porterville, CA/Monache HS Yorba Linda, CA/Brea Olinda HS Chico, CA/Chico HS Walnut Creek, CA/Berean Christian HS Orinda, CA/Miramonte HS Kent, WA/Kentlake HS Laguna Niguel, CA/The Master’s Academy Fair Oaks, CA/Bella Vista HS Loveland, CO/Thompson Valley HS Clovis, CA/Clovis East HS Danville, CA/San Ramon Valley HS Reno, NV/Reno HS Stockton, CA/Saint Mary’s HS (San Joaquin Delta College) Lafayette, CA/Campolindo HS Redondo Beach, CA/Mira Costa HS Rancho Palos Verdes, CA/Palos Verdes Peninsula HS
Coaching Staff Under head coach Tom Milich, the 2014-15 season will be the Cal Poly men’s team’s fifth year competing in the Pac-12 Conference, as well as the women’s program’s fifth year in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. To close the 2013-14 season, the Mustangs finished 46th at the men’s NCAA Championships, a half-point ahead of Georgia Tech. Five Mustangs put their names on the initial entry list for the meet, while a sixth also had a qualifying time.
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Coach Milich by the Numbers 88 • The total of Academic AllConference student-athletes Milich has coached at Cal Poly 28 of 28 • Of 28 individual school records on the books, Milich has coached swimmers who’ve broken all 28 of them, including several multiple times over 19 • Individual conference champions Milich has coached since 2006-07
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Tom Milich recently finished his eighth season as head coach of the Cal Poly swimming and diving program. Since the 2006-07 season, Milich has guided the development of swimmers who have broken all 28 school records in individual events (often several times over), as well as relay teams that have established program records at every distance. He has sent swimmers to the NCAA Championships in four of the past five years, saw two divers advance to the NCAA Zone E Qualifying Meet last season and has coached 19 individual conference champions while with the Mustangs. The program’s student-athletes have earned conference all-academic honors 88 times during his tenure (including 14 this past winter). Additionally, among men and women, the team had a 100-percent graduation success rate within the cycle observed from 2006 through 2012, as well as a perfect Academic Progress Rate score (1,000 out of a possible 1,000) in 2011-12. Also on Milich’s watch, the program saw a renovation of its primary facility, Anderson Aquatic Center, in September 2009. Featuring eight 50-meter lanes and eighteen 25-yard lanes, as well as an accompanying 15-by-30-foot
(all-shallow) therapy pool, the Myrthabuilt venue serves as a state-of-the-art location ideally suited for year-round training. The upcoming 2014-15 season will be the Cal Poly men’s team’s fifth year competing in the Pac-12 Conference, as well as the women’s program’s fifth year in the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. To close the 2013-14 season, Mustang sophomore Sonny Fierro earned All-America honorable mention status in the men’s 1,650-yard freestyle, finishing 15th at the NCAA Championships hosted by Texas, with a time of 14 minutes, 56.01 seconds. He scored two points to put Cal Poly a half-point ahead of Georgia Tech. Four other Mustangs also put their names on the initial entry list for the meet, while a fifth also had a qualifying time. At the end of the previous year, Cal Poly senior Rachel O’Brien also made it to the NCAA Championships, where she finished 18th in the 200 butterfly in Indianapolis. In the program’s final season in the Big West, Milich coached the Mustangs to third-place finishes on both the men’s and women’s sides at the conference championships, the highest-ever for
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Coach Milich gives an interview to Mustang News TV following a home dual sweep on Jan. 25, 2014.
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the school. Also in 2009-10, Cal Poly’s Peter Kline qualified for the NCAA Championships held at Ohio State in three events, a feat he would repeat as a senior in 2010-11 at Minnesota. (In the latter year, Kline was second in the 400 individual medley at the Pac-10 finals, a finish that Fierro would match in his premier race at the Pac-12 meet a season ago.) Altogether, Milich is a 12-time recipient of the ASCA Coach of Excellence award, including most recently in December 2010. For 16 years before he arrived at Cal Poly, Milich served as the Aquatics Director for the Clovis Swim Club. During that time, he coached five swimmers who went on to represent the U.S. in international competition, while seven ultimately competed at the NCAA Championships. From 1989 to 1992, Milich was the head men’s water polo coach at Fresno State. During that time, he was also an NCAA representative for U.S. Water Polo and served on the NCAA regional advisory committee. In 1988, Milich was an assistant coach for the U.S.’ silver medal-winning Olympic men’s water polo team. He was also a staff member for the 1991 gold medal-winning World Championships squad and the silver-winning team at the Pan American Games. Prior to his collegiate and international experience, Milich coached 61 All-Americans at the high school level, including future Olympians Janet Evans, John Moffet and John Mykkanen. During that time, he was honored with the California Swimming Coach of the Year award in 1987 while at El Dorado High School. Milich graduated from Long Beach State with a degree in biology in 1978, and went on to earn his teaching credential in 1980. He played water polo for the 49ers. He currently lives in Arroyo Grande with his wife and two daughters.
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Assistant Coach • 13th Season • Cal Poly, 2001 Phil Yoshida recently finished his 13th season as an assistant coach for the Mustangs. Yoshida was a standout swimmer at Cal Poly from 1999 through 2001 while earning his degree in biological sciences. He specialized in the breaststroke and individual medley. During the two years he swam for the Mustangs, Yoshida had top team finishes in the 200 breaststroke, the 200 IM and the 400 IM. Yoshida also placed in the top eight at the Big West Championships twice in the 200
breast and 400 IM. He also earned conference swimmer of the week honors during the 2000-01 season. From 2001 to 2007, Yoshida worked in the fruit science department at Cal Poly, managing the citrus, avocado and deciduous orchards on campus. He now enjoys growing fruit trees in his backyard as a hobby. Since 2007, he has coached at the San Luis Obispo Swim Club. He coaches athletes of all ages and has led several to the national level while preparing them for collegiate success at various universities.
tricker Diving Coach • 1st Season • UC Davis, 2011 In her first year coaching at Cal Poly, Erica Stricker helped two divers advance to the NCAA Zone E Championships. Sami McIntyre and Meaghan O’Meara represented the Mustangs at the Air Force Academy’s Cadet Natatorium in Colorado Springs, as the duo of seniors competed in both the 1-meter and 3-meter. Prior to coming to Cal Poly, Stricker spent two years coaching for the Dos Rios Divers club in Folsom, where she guided two students who went on to compete at the Division I level. During her collegiate career at UC Davis, Stricker also coached for the Blue Diamond
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Divers club and gained experience instructing at a camp held by former longtime Aggies coach Karla Helder in Buffalo, N.Y. Starting as a walk-on for the Aggies, Stricker earned a scholarship with the program as a senior. Continuing her accomplishments during her final season at UC Davis, Stricker set a low-board school record (at 265.80) and qualified for the Zone Championships. As a junior, she finished third on both the 1-m and 3-m boards at the Big West Conference Championships. Stricker graduated with a degree in exercise biology in 2011 as part of the school’s first class of Division I student-athletes.
Anderson Aquatic center Named in honor of Dick Anderson, the head coach at Cal Poly from 1947-48 to 1976-77, Anderson Aquatic Center opened in 2009. The Myrtha-built pool, which can use eight 50-meter lanes and eighteen 25-yard lanes, contains nonporous stainless steel on the sides and concrete topped with polyvinyl liner on the bottom. Thanks to its drain-off system, the water stays flat. AAC also includes a 15-by-30-foot therapy pool, which is always kept at 85 degrees.
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The Home of Cal Poly Swimming and Diving Anderson Aquatic Center has a deepest point of 13 feet and holds 800,000 gallons. “Our advocates made this happen — a testament to the value of private support and what it means for our students,” former Athletics Director Alison Cone said at the time of the inauguration of the facility (a pentathlon exhibition versus Cal) in 2009. “We are forever in their debt.” Dick Anderson was inducted into the Cal Poly Athletics Hall of Fame in 1991. He passed away in 2006. 10 • GoPoly.com
The University On Jan. 28, 2014, Kennedy Library (pictured above) became the first university library in the state to receive the Association of College and Research Libraries’ Excellence in Academic Libraries Award. For eight years in a row, students have voted the five-story library (which — at 208,433 square feet — is the largest building on campus) as the best location to study. Named after former university president Robert E. Kennedy, it features a variety of 24-hour study spaces, labs and collaboration rooms. Photo courtesy of Kennedy Library GoPoly.com • 11
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No. 1 Public Master’s University in the West — U.S. News & World Report’s 2014 “America’s Best Colleges” guidebook
No. 1 Bachelor of Architecture Program in the Nation — DesignIntelligence, Nov. 4, 2013 (1. Cal Poly, 2. Cornell, 3. Rice, 4. Texas, 5. Virginia Tech)
No. 4 College of Engineering in the Country — U.S. News & World Report’s 2014 “America’s Best Colleges” guidebook (1. U.S. Military Academy, 2. U.S. Air Force Academy, 3. U.S. Naval Academy, 4. Cal Poly)
Honored at the White House (Feb. 8, 2012) for being a leading school in the retention and graduation of engineering students (as determined by the American Society for Engineering Education)
The Warren J. Baker Center for Science and Mathematics serves every Cal Poly student regardless of major. Opened for classes in the fall of 2013, it encompasses 189,000 square feet.
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Swimming and Diving Cal Poly’s Career Fairs, hosted annually during the fall, winter and spring quarters, empower students to network with potential employers while providing companies opportunities to recruit. Photos courtesy of Cal Poly Career Services
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Photo courtesy of Cal Poly Public Affairs
In the latest Graduate Status Report, 92 percent of alumni surveyed reported that their current occupation or graduate study program was directly related to their major at Cal Poly.
No. 5
Nation in Return on Investment for English and Humanities Programs in the
— Affordable Colleges Online, Sept. 12, 2013 (1. Harvard, 2. Penn, 3. Cal, 4. James Madison, 5. Cal Poly)
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Nation in Return on Investment
— PayScale survey of public universities’ overall tuition costs versus graduates’ lifetime career earnings, March 27, 2014
100% Graduation Success Rate among Men’s and Women’s Swimmers and Divers for student-athletes within the graduation cycle from 2006 to 2012
Perfect Academic Progress Rate among Men’s and Women’s Swimmers and Divers 1,000 out of a possible 1,000 for the 2011-12 academic year 14 • GoPoly.com
Campus Life Equidistant from Los Angeles and San Francisco, San Luis Obispo’s landscape allows Cal Poly to hold the second-most acreage of any university in the state. About 10 percent of the enrollment of 18,762 came to Cal Poly from either another state or country. The campus has a student-to-faculty ratio of slightly more than 15:1. Photo courtesy of Joe Christianson
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Photo by Ray Ambler Photography (RAPhotos.com)
The Performing Arts Center (shown from the exterior in the top half of this page), renowned for its intimate 1,289-seat concert hall, has hosted world-class musicians, comedians and entertainers since opening in 1996.
Photo by John Patrick Images
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Blue Scholars perform for students in the University Union Plaza on Sept. 27, 2013. At lower left, Mustang Lanes (also found in “the U.U.”) features a bowling alley along with an arcade. At lower right, the climbing park adjacent to the campus’ Recreation Center is one of several outdoor retreats offered by Poly Escapes.
All photos courtesy of Cal Poly ASI
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Photo by Ray Ambler Photography (RAPhotos.com)
Photo courtesy of Owen Main
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Above: George Malki is carried by Cal Poly students after scoring the winning goal versus UC Santa Barbara on Nov. 3, 2012. For three years in a row, sellout crowds of 11,075 have packed Alex G. Spanos Stadium for the game. The annual event, which College Soccer News deemed the best rivalry in the country, has become the nation’s top-attended series in the sport. At left: A sellout crowd filled the Mott Athletics Center on Feb. 1, 2014 for a game against UC Irvine nationally televised by ESPNU. The Mustangs went on to play in the NCAA Tournament, picking up an 81-69 win over Texas Southern before falling to No. 1 seed Wichita State in the second round on CBS.
The Central Coast The Pismo Beach Pier (about a 15-minute drive south of campus) is one of the region’s most popular tourist destinations. In all, there are 11 protected state parks, beaches, historical monuments, natural reserves or recreation areas within San Luis Obispo County. San Luis Obispo had an average high of 79 degrees in 2013. Photo courtesy of Pismo Beach Conference & Visitors Bureau
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“America’s Happiest City”
The Central Coast Photo courtesy of the San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce
— as featured on “Oprah” on Jan. 26, 2011
No. 3 College Town in America — Yahoo! Travel, Dec. 13, 2013 (1. Burlington, Vt., 2. Charlottesville, Va., 3. San Luis Obispo, Calif.)
One of America’s 10 Best College Towns — MSN, 2011
One of America’s 15 Best Main Streets (Higuera Street) — Huffington Post, Jan. 11, 2014
Above: Held every Thursday from 6 to 9 p.m. along Higuera Street, the San Luis Obispo Farmers Market showcases more than 100 vendors’ fresh produce and diverse cuisines. Lined by an eclectic variety of storefronts and restaurants, Higuera Street was awarded The Great American Main Street Award in 1999 by the National Trust For Historic Preservation. At left: The Cal Poly Pier — which Unocal donated to the university in 2001 — extends more than a half-mile from the Avila Beach shore. About 1,500 students per year use the 3,000-foot site to conduct hands-on marine research.
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Mustang History Dick Anderson (left) was Cal Poly’s head coach from 1947-48 through ’76-77. Anderson led the Mustangs to a combined 26-2 dual meet record from 1958-59 through ’61-62. Gene Lenz (right) was a Division I All-American in both 1957-58 and ’58-59. He swam at the 1960 Olympics in Rome, where he finished seventh in the 400-meter freestyle final, with a time of 4:26.8. Lenz won the Outstanding Swimmer Award at the California State College Championships as a sophomore, junior and senior.
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Program History
Note: All event distances listed in the following pages are in yards unless specifically noted to be in meters. Cal Poly initially competed at the Division I level through the 1962-63 season. The program was then classified in the College Division from 1963-64 through 1972-73; during this time, however, teams were able to also compete against Division I. From 1973-74 through 1993-94, the Mustangs swam and dove in Division II, before becoming Division I again in 1994-95. Cal Poly joined the California Collegiate Athletic Association for swimming and diving in 1946-47, becoming the conference’s sixth member.
With the exception of a fiveyear hiatus from 1979-80 through 1983-84, when the program competed as an independent, the Mustangs stayed in the CCAA until transitioning to the Big West Conference in 1994-95. The team then moved up to the Pac-12 in 2010-11. The first woman to swim for Cal Poly was Laurie Morgan, in 1973-74. On a team basis, Cal Poly’s women’s squad first competed at the intercollegiate level in 1977-78, as a member of the Association for Intercollegiate Athletics for Women
(as the NCAA didn’t hold a women’s national championships meet until 1981-82). The Mustangs were at first in the AIAW’s Large College Division (the contemporary equivalent to Division I of the NCAA) before moving to its Division II affiliation in 1979-80. The women’s program first competed in the Southern California Athletic Association until 1984-85, when it moved to the CCAA. The team then joined the Big West in 1994-95 before moving to the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation in 2010-11.
University Archives, California Polytechnic State University Before Mott Pool was opened in 1968, the Mustangs held meets in the natatorium on campus (currently Building 46).
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Program History Highest Finish at Division I Championships Men Tie — 1957-58 and 1958-59 (12th) 1957-58: 12th (7), at Ann Arbor, Mich. 1. Michigan, 72 2. Yale, 63 3. Michigan State, 62 4. Ohio State, 44 5. Iowa, 31 6. Harvard, 16 7. Illinois, 14 8t. Northwestern, 12 8t. Oklahoma, 12 10. SMU, 11 11. Wisconsin, 8 12t. Cal Poly, 7 12t. Indiana, 7 14t. North Carolina, 6 14t. Stanford, 6
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Cal Poly Head Coaches Over the Years From Through 1939-40 1940-41 Don De Rosa 1941-42 Buck Lash 1942-43 1945-46 No team due to World War II 1946-47 Howie O’Daniels 1947-48 1976-77 Dick Anderson 1977-78 Bob During 1978-79 1981-82 Men: Mark Johnson / Women: Kathy Barthels 1982-83 1983-84 Men: Mike Smithers / Women: Duane McRoy 1984-85 Traci Serpa 1985-86 1986-87 Bob Madrigal 1987-88 2005-06 Rich Firman 2006-07 present Tom Milich
1958-59: 12th (6), at Ithaca, N.Y. 1. Michigan, 137.5 2. Ohio State, 44 3. Indiana, 41 4. Yale, 35.5 5. Michigan State, 35 6. Stanford, 29 7. Iowa, 16 8. Oklahoma, 12 9t. Miami (OH), 7 9t. Ohio, 7 9t. Wisconsin, 7 12t. Cal Poly, 6 12t. Illinois, 6 14. Cal, 4 15. Harvard, 3
Gene Lenz earned a combined five All-America certificates in the 220, 440 (yards) and 1,500 (meters) free events between 1957-58 and ’58-59. At the NCAA Championships as a junior, he was third in the 1,500 (at 18:56.1), fourth in the 440 (4:39) and 10th in the 220 (2:11.7) at Michigan. As a senior, he was again third in the 1,500 (18:38.9), and was fifth in the 440 (4:35.2) at the meet hosted by Cornell.
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Swimming and Diving Highest Finish at Division II Championships Men 1992-93: 4th (286), at Canton, Ohio Women 1979-80 (AIAW): t-2nd (232), at Clarion, Pa. 1988-89 (NCAA): 5th (204), at Buffalo, N.Y.
Individual National Champions 50 free Men 1992-93: Jeremy Brannon (20.65)
Program History
Women 1979-80: Heather Davis (2:25.05) 1989-90: Carolyn Bentley (2:20.64) 1990-91: Carolyn Bentley (2:21.44) 100 back Men 1981-82: Brian Wilkerson (52.98) 1983-84: Brian Wilkerson (52.07)
200 back Men 1983-84: Brian Wilkerson (1:54.12) 1984-85: Brian Wilkerson (1:53.20) 1986-87: Rich Swoboda (1:53.29) Women 1988-89: Amy Holland (2:06.46) 1990-91: Stephanie Keller (2:07.53)
Jack Adam (at right) was Cal Poly’s first swimmer to earn All-America honors for three years in a row, as he placed in the top 10 at the NCAA Championships at the Division I level from 1959-60 through 1961-62 in the 1,500-meter freestyle. (Freshmen were not allowed to compete at the time, hence why he didn’t go in ’58-59.) As a sophomore, he was 10th (at 18:30.2), before finishing ninth (18:00.1) as a junior and seventh as a senior (17:54.3). He also set school and California Collegiate Athletic Association records in the 220 free (2:10.3) and 440 free (4:32.8).
50 fly Women 1979-80: Lori Bottom (26.85) 100 fly Men 1987-88: Neil Leary (50.17) 50 breast Women 1979-80: Heather Davis (30.76) 1980-81: Heather Davis (31.79) 100 breast Women 1979-80: Heather Davis (1:05.81) 1980-81: Heather Davis (1:06.74) 200 breast 24 • GoPoly.com
University Archives, California Polytechnic State University The 30-year tenure of Dick Anderson (back right, in white, shown in 1963) was the longest of any Cal Poly head coach in school history, regardless of the sport.
Program History 400 IM Women 1981-82: Nancy Stauffer (4:35.03) 200 medley relay Women 1979-80: Lori Thomson, Heather Davis, Lori Bottom, Traci Serpa (1:50.13) 1980-81: (1:52.64) 400 medley relay Women 1979-80: Pam Miao, Heather Davis, Lori Bottom, Traci Serpa (4:00.82)
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1994-95 to Present Individuals at NCAA Championships Men Peter Kline 2010-11 (at the Minnesota Aquatic Center — Minneapolis) 400 IM: 20th (3:47.69) 200 back: 21st (1:43.55) 200 IM: 38th (1:46.99)
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In 1978-79, Heather Davis became the first All-American in any women’s sport at Cal Poly. Her 100 breaststroke school record of 1:04.55 stood for 31 years (an all-time program record in any event, for either men or women). Davis went on to qualify for the 1980 U.S. Olympic Trials in the 100-meter breast by winning the event at that year’s Santa Clara Invitational, in 1:14.4. 1979 AIAW Large College National Championships at Trees Pool (Pittsburgh)
University Archives, California Polytechnic State University The first woman to swim for Cal Poly — and in the California Collegiate Athletic Association in general — was Laurie Morgan, in 1973-74. After a youth career in which she helped set three American records in relays within the 15-17 age group, Morgan became the Mustangs’ top 1,000-yard freestyler (including men) as a freshman. She earned her first win in the event at a dual meet versus UC Riverside on Jan. 26, 1974, in 10 minutes, 51 seconds. Pictured above in the Mustang Daily, Morgan also competed against men at the CCAA finals that season, coming in 14th place in the 200 free, with a prelims time of 1:56.81 (which ranked ahead of six men’s times). She then advanced to the women’s AAU indoor national meet in Dallas. Morgan laid the foundation for the 1978-79 Mustangs, who won the Southern California Athletic Association title to become the first women’s team in any sport to win a conference championship at Cal Poly.
50-yard breaststroke championship final (March 15) 1. Allison Grant, Arizona State, 29.56 2. Heather Davis, Cal Poly, 29.82 3. Debbie Rudd, USC, 29.83 4. Dea Ann Rudolph, Colorado State, 29.86 5. Deane Dunson, Florida, 29.96 6. Noel Moran, Stanford, 30.04 7. Jana Hooker-Kubik, Texas, 30.24 8. Charlotte Tiedemann, Princeton, 30.58 100-yard breaststroke championship final (March 16) 1. Renee Laravie, Florida, 1:03.31 2. Noel Moran, Stanford, 1:03.78 3. Pam Rogers, Arizona State, 1:04.54 4t. Heather Davis, Cal Poly, 1:04.55 4t. Deane Dunson, Florida, 1:04.55 6. Debbie Rudd, USC, 1:04.56 7. Anne Gagnon, Arizona State, 1:04.61 8. Jana Hooker-Kubik, Texas, 1:05.07
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Pam Miao was part of the 400 medley relay team that won an AIAW national title in 1979-80 under Mustang head coach Kathy Barthels. She, Heather Davis, Lori Bottom (sister of Olympian Joe Bottom) and Traci Serpa (who five years later would coach the Mustangs) finished in 4:00.82.
2009-10 (at McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion — Columbus, Ohio) 400 IM: 21st (3:48.66) 200 back: 37th (1:45.80) 200 IM: 43rd (1:47.82) Sonny Fierro 2013-14 (at Lee and Joe Jamail Swimming Center — Austin, Texas) 500 free: 44th (4:23.14) 200 free: 42nd (1:37.87) 1,650 free: 15th (14:56.01) Women Rachel O’Brien 2012-13 (at IU Natatorium — Indianapolis) 200 fly: 18th (1:56.78) 100 fly: 44th (53.99) 26 • GoPoly.com
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NCAA Zone E Diving Championships Qualifiers
200 free Women 2008-09: Gloria Benefield (1:48.89)
Women Dana Semonsen 1996-97 (at U.S. Air Force Academy Cadet Natatorium — Colorado Springs, Colo.) 1-meter: 31st (308.35) 3-meter: 46th (157.40) Sami McIntyre 2013-14 (at U.S. Air Force Academy Cadet Natatorium — Colorado Springs, Colo.) 1-meter: 61st (158.40) 3-meter: 46th (215.95) Meaghan O’Meara 2013-14 (at U.S. Air Force Academy Cadet Natatorium — Colorado Springs, Colo.) 1-meter: 60th (172.40) 3-meter: 58th (158.10)
200 back Men 2009-10: Peter Kline (1:44.85)
All-Time Big West (1969-70 to 2009-10) Record-Holder Men 200 back: Peter Kline, 1:44.85* (Feb. 20, 2010) * Also all-time Big West championship meet record
Conference Champions 100 fly Women 2012-13: Rachel O’Brien (53.08) 200 fly Women 2012-13: Rachel O’Brien (1:57.27)
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Pictured at left, Brian Wilkerson won a combined four national titles in the 100 and 200 backstroke during his career. He was honored as the overall Cal Poly Student-Athlete of the Year in 1983-84. At right — after starting her collegiate career as an All-American backstroker at Florida State — Kim Foster transferred to Cal Poly and earned All-America certificates in five events (including one relay) in 1984-85 alone. Individually, she was the secondhighest scorer at that year’s national championships meet.
Program History
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100 breast Men 1996-97: Eric Wyles (57.03) 1999-00: Steve Stehrenberger (55.84) 2002-03: Ben Palmer (55.80) Women 2009-10: Angie Haven (1:02.59) 200 breast Men 1996-97: Ian Pyka (2:02.84) 1997-98: Ian Pyka (2:02.18) 1999-00: Steve Stehrenberger (2:03.64) 2003-04: Ben Palmer (2:00.27) Women 2009-10: Angie Haven (2:14.26) Rich Swoboda won the 1986-87 national title in the 200 back, with a time of 1:53.29.
200 IM Men 1997-98: Ian Pyka (1:51.11) 1998-99: Steve Stehrenberger (1:51.69) Women 2009-10: Angie Haven (2:00.71) 400 IM Men 2009-10: Peter Kline (3:46.79) 1,000 free Men 2009-10: Matt Waggoner (9:08.74) Women 2008-09: Lacey Buck (9:55.82) 2009-10: Lacey Buck (10:01.55)
Neil Leary was the 1987-88 national champion in the 100 fly, touching the wall at 50.17. Leary was also a threetime Academic All-American.
1,650 free Men 2007-08: Matt Waggoner (15:23.57) 2009-10: Matt Waggoner (15:21.18) Women 2008-09: Lacey Buck (16:34.55) 2009-10: Lacey Buck (16:39.63) 2010-11: Lacey Buck (16:25.57) 2011-12: Lacey Buck (16:39.53)
1-meter dive Men 1998-99: Garrett McLaughlin (335.50) 2005-06: Daniel Lara (492.75) Women 2000-01: Ariana Rademaker (206.55) 3-meter dive Men 1998-99: Creighton Meeds (360.95) 2006-07: Chris McEntee (241.65) Women 2009-10: Molly McElrath (229.90)
Awards Big West Conference Athlete of the Year Men 2003-04: Ben Palmer Big West Conference Freshman of the Year Men 2009-10: David LaFlamme Women 2008-09: Lacey Buck 2009-10: Angie Haven
2011-12
CSCAA Scholar All-America Team Women
Big West Conference Scholar-Athlete of the Year Men 1997-98: Eric Wyles 2005-06: Nate Williams Cal Poly Scholar-Athlete of the Year Women 2006-07: Danielle Torre 2008-09: Caitlin Lee 2009-10: Caitlin Lee 2010-11: Caitlin Lee 2011-12: Angie Haven GoPoly.com • 27
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Wyles (Jr.) Women: Jen Dyer (So.), Diane Letts (Sr.), Jill Shumaker (Sr.) 1998-99 Men: Mario Esola (Sr.), Matthew Haddon (Sr.), Creighton Meade (Sr.), Jeff Sheriff (Sr.), Eric Wyles (Sr.) Women: Christina Burke (So.), Kaira Cotter (Sr.), Christina Cude (Sr.), Jen Dyer (Jr.), Hollie Franklin (Jr.), Marti Hall (So.), Diane Letts (Sr.), Tiffany Miller (Jr.)
Amy Holland swam a 2:06.46 in the 200 back to win the national title in 1988-89.
NCAA Regional Career in Sports Forum Representative Women 2011-12: Gloria Benefield NCAA Leadership Conference Nominee Women 2006-07: Leanne Singleton
Big West All-Academic Team 1996-97 Men: Mario Esola (So.), Blake Seely (Jr.), Jeff Sheriff (So.), Eric Wyles (So.) Women: Hollie Franklin (So.), Diane Letts (So.), Tiffany Miller (So.), Rebecca Otley (Jr.), Jill Shumaker (Jr.) 1997-98 Men: Mario Esola (Jr.), Creighton Meade (Jr.), Jeff Sheriff (Jr.), Eric 28 • GoPoly.com
1999-00 Men: Andrew Clarke (Sr.), Matthew Haddon (Jr.), Creighton Meade (Sr.) Women: Christina Burke (Sr.), Jen Dyer (Sr.), Christine Floryan (So.), Martha Hall (Jr.), Tiffany Miller (Sr.), Kristin Moser (So.), Adrienne Verselle (So.) 2000-01 Men: Trevor Cardinal (So.) Women: Kelly Foster (So.), Christine Gonzalez (Sr.), Katie Hall (Jr.), Ariana Rademaker (Jr.) 2001-02 Men: Trevor Cardinal (Jr.), Andy Duncan (Sr.), Johannes Harmse (So.) Women: Jen Demers (So.), Katie Hall (Sr.), Rea Lardelli (So.), Lisa Vecchoi (So.), Kelly Foster (So.) 2002-03 Men: Trevor Cardinal (Sr.), Johannes Harmse (Jr.), Adam Westgate (So.) Women: Nicole Barber (So.), Kelly Capell (So.), Jennifer Demers (Jr.), Kelly Foster (Sr.), Rea Lardelli (Jr.), Jillian Somers (So.) 2003-04 Men: Nick Boorman (Sr.), Karlo
Felix (Jr.), Jack Guenard (Sr.), Johannes Harmse (Sr.), Adam Westgate (Jr.), Nate Williams (So.) Women: Nicole Barber (Jr.), Jen Demers (Sr.), Rea Lardelli (Sr.), Mary Thomas (Sr.) 2004-05 Men: Matt Gibbons (So.), Jack Guenard (So.), Kevin Michelmore (So.), Adam Westgate (Sr.), Nate Williams (Jr.) Women: Kelly Capell (Sr.), McKenna Long (So.), Danielle Torre (So.) 2005-06 Men: Nate Williams (Sr.) Women: Allyce Garcia (So.), Stacey Sorensen (So.) 2006-07 Women: Jocelyn Anderson (So.), Julie Demers (Sr.), Patricia Laverty (So.), McKenna Long (Sr.), Alyssa Rogers (So.), Emily Scholl (So.), Leanne Singleton (So.), Stacey Sorensen (Jr.), Danielle Torre (Sr.) 2007-08 Women: Jaclyn Mann (So.), Erin Musgrave (So.), Christina Shilling (So.), Stacey Sorensen (Sr.) 2008-09 Men: Josh Cutts (So.), Brent Summers (Sr.) Women: Caitlin Lee (So.), Jaclyn Mann (Jr.), Carly Rowan (So.), Melody White (So.) 2009-10 Men: Josh Cutts (Jr.), Zach Cutts (Jr.), Steven Donohue (So.), Aaron McKinnon (So.), Dane Philpot (So.) Women: Lacey Buck (So.), Caitlin Lee (Jr.), Amy Morales (So.), Carly Rowan (Jr.)
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Ben Palmer was honored as the Big West Swimmer of the Year in 2003-04 after winning the conference championship in the 200 breast at 2:00.27. His time set a school record that stood for a full 10 years. Palmer also won the 100 breast title as a junior, at 55.80.
Pac-12 Mountain Pacific All-Academic Team Sports Federation All-Academic Team
2010-11 Josh Cutts (Sr.), Zach Cutts (Sr.), Aaron McKinnon (So.), Dane Philpot (Jr.)
2011-12 Konrad Antoniuk (So.), Aaron McKinnon (Jr.), Toby Reaper (So.) 2012-13 Carter Price (So.), Adrian Brynnel (Jr.), Mackey Hopen (So.), Aaron McKinnon (Sr.) 2013-14 Carter Price (Jr.), Alan Peterson (So.)
2010-11 Katrina Anderson (Jr.), Lacey Buck (Jr.), Danielle Coville (Sr.), Camille Duckett (Jr.), Angie Haven (So.), Caitlin Lee (Sr.), Amy Morales (Jr.), Vanessa Pollitt (So.), Carly Rowan (Sr.), Taylor Spivey (So.), Melody White (Sr.) 2011-12 Katrina Anderson (Jr.), Lacey Buck (Sr.), Rachel Cleak (So.), Kelsey Engel (So.), Angie Haven (Jr.), Jill Jones (So.), Amanda Maffris (So.), Sami McIntyre (So.), Amy Morales (Sr.), Vanessa Pollitt (Jr.), Taylor
Spivey (Jr.), Andrea Voigt (So.), Danielle Wong (So.) 2012-13 Katrina Anderson (Sr.), Rachel Cleak (Jr.), Kelsey Engel (Jr.), Belen Enguidanos (So.), Angie Haven (Sr.), Jill Jones (Jr.), Amanda Maffris (Jr.), Sami McIntyre (Jr.), Vanessa Pollitt (Sr.), Padon Sivesind (So.), Andrea Voigt (Jr.) 2013-14 Jean Bonsall (Sr.), Alisha Bender (So.), Rachel Cleak (Sr.), Kelsey Engel (Sr.), Taylor Guy (So.), Jill Jones (Sr.), Amanda Maffris (Sr.), Sami McIntyre (Sr.), Meaghan O’Meara (Sr.), Allison de Peralta (So.), Padon Sivesind (Jr.), Taylor Spivey (Sr.) GoPoly.com • 29
Cal Poly Men’s Swimming and Diving All-Time Top 5 50 Free 1. David LaFlamme 2. Aaron McKinnon 3. Caleb Davies 4. Trevor Sanders 5. Mackey Hopen
100 Back
20.29 20.32 20.36 20.45 20.53
2010 2013 2014 1993 2013
100 Free 1. Peter Kline 2. Caleb Davies 3. David LaFlamme 4. Chasen Nick 5. Jack Jenner
44.81 44.82 44.90 45.01 45.15
2011 2013 2010 2011 2014
1:37.43 1:37.48 1:37.82 1:38.68 1:39.01
2012 2011 2014 2011 2009
4:19.50 4:27.65 4:27.79 4:28.91 4:29.37
2014 2010 2011 2010 2014
9:03.87 9:08.74 9:13.66 9:19.01 9:23.15
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1:43.55 1:48.00 1:49.10 1:50.16 1:50.47
2011 2013 2010 2008 2009
1. Peter Kline 2. Paolo Stanchi 3. Mickey Mackle 4. Ian Pyka 5. Dustin Bolt
1. Jimmy Deiparine 2. Mackey Hopen 3. J. Carter Richards 4. Ben Palmer 5. Tom Chard
53.92 53.94 54.85 55.40 56.30
1. Jimmy Deiparine 2. Paolo Stanchi 3. Ben Palmer 4. J. Carter Richards 5. Tom Chard
1:59.48 1:59.58 2:00.27 2:00.82 2:01.56
2014 2010 2011 2012 2010
1. David LaFlamme 2. Zack Strumbell 3. Matt Patane 4. Luca Casimiro 5. Jeff Allison
48.87 49.42 49.74 49.84 49.89
2014 2010 2012 2011 2013
1. Kyle Smith 2. Konrad Antoniuk 3. Sonny Fierro 4. Dustin Bolt 5. Matt Patane
1:49.38 1:49.70 1:50.49 1:51.32 1:51.37
2011 2014 2014 1999 2008
2014 2014 2010 2003 2010
2014 2014 2004 2010 2009
2011 2009 2002 2013 2013
2008 2012 2013 2014 1999
3:45.91 3:51.91 3:54.83 3:58.00 3:58.35
2011 2013 2013 1998 2014
1-Meter Diving (six-score format; 2000-01 to present) 1. Daniel Lara 2. Elliott Adams 3. Kenny Caslava 4. Trevor Foster 5. Paul Fischetti
251.80 247.60 242.93 232.94 231.85
2007 2012 2008 2010 2014
3-Meter Diving (six-score format; 2005-06 to present) 1. Elliott Adams 2. Kenny Caslava 3. Paul Fischetti 4. Daniel Lara 5. Chris McEntee
317.60 268.60 244.55 242.63 241.65
2013 2008 2014 2007 2007
Platform Diving (six-score format; 2005-06 to present)
200 Fly
14:56.01 15:21.18 15:22.11 15:23.24 15:41.37
200 Free Relay 400 Free Relay 800 Free Relay 200 Medley Relay 400 Medley Relay
1. Peter Kline 2. Paolo Stanchi 3. Chasen Nick 4. Brandon Heinz 5. Jon Howard
100 Fly
1,650 Free 1. Sonny Fierro 2. Matt Waggoner 3. Ian Sinclair 4. Konrad Antoniuk 5. Adrian Brynnel
1. Peter Kline 1:46.89 2. Mickey Mackle 1:48.56 3. Paolo Stanchi 1:50.44 4. Steve Stehrenberger 1:51.00 5. Kyle Smith 1:52.54 400 IM
200 Breast
1,000 Free 1. Sonny Fierro 2. Matt Waggoner 3. Konrad Antoniuk 4. Ian Sinclair 5. Aaron McKinnon
2011 2011 2013 2011 2009
100 Breast
500 Free 1. Sonny Fierro 2. Matt Waggoner 3. Konrad Antoniuk 4. Peter Kline 5. Ian Sinclair
48.25 48.31 50.69 50.92 51.11
200 Back
200 Free 1. Christian Renfro 2. Chasen Nick 3. Sonny Fierro 4. Aaron McKinnon 5. Jon Howard
1. Peter Kline 2. David LaFlamme 3. Paolo Stanchi 4. Dane Philpot 5. Jon Howard
200 IM
1. Elliott Adams 2. Paul Fischetti
David LaFlamme, Peter Kline, Chasen Nick, Aaron McKinnon Peter Kline, Aaron McKinnon, David LaFlamme, Chasen Nick Sonny Fierro, Jack Jenner, Mickey Mackle, Alex Behnam Peter Kline, J. Carter Richards, David LaFlamme, Chasen Nick Peter Kline, J. Carter Richards, David LaFlamme, Chasen Nick
212.36 183.60
1:20.86 2:58.66 6:36.84 1:29.08 3:15.45
2013 2014
2010 2011 2014 2010 2010
Cal Poly Women’s Swimming and Diving All-Time Top 5 50 Free 1. Amy Morales 2. Rachel Cleak 3. Jill Jones 4. Stacey Sorensen 5. Kelsey Engel
100 Back
23.17 23.29 23.68 23.69 23.71
2011 2014 2011 2007 2010
100 Free 1. Rachel Cleak 2. Camille Duckett 3. Jill Jones 4. Amy Morales 5. Andrea Voigt
50.79 51.02 51.10 51.24 51.36
2011 2007 2013 2011 2012
1:48.89 1:49.36 1:49.48 1:49.81 1:51.99
2009 2007 2012 2013 2009
4:50.57 4:50.81 4:55.07 4:57.90 4:58.40
2011 2008 2011 2012 1990
1. Gloria Benefield 2. Katrina Anderson 3. Amanda Maffris 4. Krista Kiedrowski 5. Melody White
1:58.96 2:00.86 2:00.95 2:01.35 2:01.85
2011 2012 2012 1995 2011
1. Angie Haven 2. Gabby Lindblad 3. Heather Davis 4. Danielle Coville 5. Giulia Johnson
1:02.34 1:04.35 1:04.55 1:04.81 1:05.13
2009 2014 1979 2010 2009
1. Angie Haven 2. Kylie France 3. Gabby Lindblad 4. Justine Ramos 5. Carolyn Bentley
2:13.77 2:17.37 2:19.59 2:19.95 2:20.64
2009 2010 2014 2010 1990
100 Fly
9:53.59 10:19.43 10:24.64 10:26.51 10:27.17
2011 1990 2011 2008 2013
1,650 Free
1. Kylie France 2. Amanda Maffris 3. Jill Jones 4. Katrina Anderson 5. Karin Schleicher
1. Rachel O’Brien 2. Rachel Cleak 3. Angie Haven 4. Taylor Guy 5. Gloria Benefield
53.08 54.82 55.55 55.64 55.74
2011 1990 2011 2013 2009
1. Rachel O’Brien 2. Gloria Benefield 3. Belen Enguidanos 4. Rachel Cleak 5. Kylie France
1:56.78 2:00.65 2:00.79 2:01.19 2:02.23
2:00.71 2:01.73 2:03.64 2:03.77 2:03.79
2010 2013 2011 2013 2012
4:17.37 4:19.93 4:25.52 4:26.95 4:27.13
2011 2012 2011 2011 2009
2013 2013 2009 2014 2012
1-Meter Diving (six-score format; 2000-01 to present) 1. Sami McIntyre 2. Meaghan O’Meara 3. Grace Greenwood 4. Natasha Nelson 5. Danielle Brennan
2013 2008 2012 2013 2011
273.82 246.60 238.70 218.55 212.10
2014 2014 2013 2010 2008
3-Meter Diving (six-score format; 2005-06 to present) 1. Sami McIntyre 2. Meaghan O’Meara 3. Grace Greenwood 4. McKenna Long 5. Molly McElrath
288.70 283.87 228.35 225.90 222.45
2013 2014 2014 2006 2012
Platform Diving (five-score format; 2005-06 to present)
200 Fly
1. Lacey Buck 16:25.57 2. Tania Ziegert 17:00.97 3. Taylor Riley 17:16.00 4. Nicole Antoniuk 17:19.82 5. Amelia Chucholowski 17:23.82 200 Free Relay 400 Free Relay 800 Free Relay 200 Medley Relay 400 Medley Relay
1. Angie Haven 2. Rachel O’Brien 3. Katrina Anderson 4. Amanda Maffris 5. Gloria Benefield 400 IM
200 Breast
1,000 Free 1. Lacey Buck 2. Tania Ziegert 3. Taylor Riley 4. Melody White 5. Nicole Antoniuk
2011 2009 2011 2014 2011
100 Breast
500 Free 1. Lacey Buck 2. Gloria Benefield 3. Kylie France 4. Belen Enguidanos 5. Gina Indresano
55.10 55.61 56.33 56.38 56.47
200 Back
200 Free 1. Gloria Benefield 2. Camille Duckett 3. Andrea Voigt 4. Jill Jones 5. Katrina Anderson
1. Gloria Benefield 2. Kaylee Yoshida 3. Amy Morales 4. Allison de Peralta 5. Katrina Anderson
200 IM
1. Grace Greenwood 2. Sami McIntyre 3. Meaghan O’Meara 4. Jean Bonsall 5. Olivia Salvatore-King
Amy Morales, Jill Jones, Kelsey Engel, Rachel Cleak Rachel Cleak, Amy Morales, Jill Jones, Andrea Voigt Gloria Benefield, Andrea Voigt, Jill Jones, Kylie France Allison de Peralta, Angie Haven, Rachel O’Brien, Rachel Cleak Gloria Benefield, Angie Haven, Rachel Cleak, Andrea Voigt
194.25 174.30 154.70 108.75 106.95
1:32.63 3:25.59 7:21.24 1:43.11 3:45.62
2013 2013 2012 2014 2014 2011 2012 2011 2013 2012
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Note: All home meets are in CAPS.
Head Coach: Rich Firman 1987-88
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2005-06
1996-97
Men / Women 11/1 at UC Santa Barbara L 61-137 / L 69-132 11/2 at UC Irvine W 126-124 / W 122-118 11/3 vs. New Mexico State (at UC Irvine) L 85.5-118.5 / L 86.5-125.5 11/9 at Cal State Bakersfield L 74-158 / L 112-126 11/16 SAN JOSE STATE (women only) - / W 151-128 12/5-12/7 at Speedo Cup Invitational* 8th/12 (415) / 10th/17 (255) 1/3-1/5 at UC Irvine Invitational (sprints) 4th/7 (172) / 3rd/9 (218) at UC Irvine Invitational (distance) 2nd/3 (238) / 3rd/6 (61) at UC Irvine Invitational (relays) 2nd/5 (87) / 3rd/6 (60) 1/10 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE W 198-79 / W 203-94 1/18-1/19 at Bruin Diving Invitational§ - / NTS 1/20 UC DAVIS W 150.5-129.5 / W 134-80 1/23 vs. Pepperdine and LMU (at Pep.) (women only) - / 2nd/3 (108) 2/1 at Pepperdine (women only) - / L 147-153 2/15 UC IRVINE W 152-142 / W 142-90 2/27-3/1 at Big West Conference Championships* 4th/5 (313) / 4th/6 (460) 3/15 at NCAA Zone E Women’s Diving Championships† - / Dana Semonsen * at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach § at Rose Bowl Aquatics Center, Pasadena † at Cadet Natatorium (U.S. Air Force Academy), Colorado Springs, Colo.
1997-98
1994-95
10/21 at UC Santa Barbara 11/4-11/5 at Western Intercollegiate Invitational (at Pacific) 11/18 at Cal State Bakersfield 11/19 at UNLV vs. Northern Arizona (at UNLV) 12/17 (5) CAL (men only) 1/6 at UC Irvine Invitational (distance) 1/7 at UC Irvine Invitational (sprints) 1/8 at UC Irvine Invitational (relays) 1/14 UC DAVIS 1/21 UC SANTA CRUZ CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 1/27 at Pacific 1/28 at Pacific (men only) at Nevada (women only) 2/4 at UC Irvine (men only) 2/16-2/18 at Big West Conference Championships* * at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach
1995-96
Men / Women L 80-97 / L 81-103 5th/5 (6) / 6th/9 (25) L 51-134 / L 83-85 L 61-143 / L 66-141 L 83-136 / L 77-141 L 58-147 / 7th/8 (28) / 6th/9 (159) / 2nd/12 (217) 1st/4 (100) / 2nd/5 (66) W 138-107 / W 152-90 W 166-103 / W 166-104 L 145-148 / W 193-75 L 84-117 / L 80-118 L 88-111 / - / L 84-196 L 109-171 / 6th/6 (307) / 6th/9 (242.5)
Men / Women 11/3-11/4 at Western Intercollegiate Invitational (at Pacific) NTS / NTS 11/10 UC SANTA BARBARA L 68-115 / L 86-97 11/11 CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD L 72-133 / W 164-67 11/30-12/3 at Speedo Cup Invitational* NTS / NTS 12/9 at UC Irvine W 149-128 / L 129-164 1/4 PACIFIC L 89.5-119.5 / W 120-80 1/5 at UC Irvine Invitational (distance) 2nd/3 (114) / 1st/3 (189) 1/7 at UC Irvine Invitational (relays) 5th/6 (47) / 6th/8 (16) 1/12 at UC Davis L 62-169 / W 134-96 1/13 at San Jose State (women only) - / W 73-68 1/20 at Pepperdine (women only) - / L 138-148 1/27 at Cal State Northridge L 128-148 / W 156-128 2/22-2/24 at Big West Conference Championships* 6th/6 (299) / 4th/9 (258) * at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach
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10/31 at Big West Shootout (at UC Irvine) (vs. UC Santa Barbara) (at UC Irvine) (vs. New Mexico State) 11/4 vs. UC Santa Barbara (at UC Irvine) 11/11 CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD 11/14 PEPPERDINE (women only) 11/22 at UC Santa Cruz (men only) 12/4-12/6 at Speedo Cup Invitational* 1/3 at UC Irvine Invitational (sprints) at UC Irvine Invitational (distance) 1/4 at UC Irvine Invitational (relays) 1/9 at Cal State Northridge 1/24 vs. Northern Arizona (at Fresno State) vs. Pacific (at Fresno State) at Fresno State (women only) 1/31 at UC Davis 2/7 at UC Irvine 2/19-2/21 at Big West Conference Championships* * at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach
1998-99
11/6-11/7 at Big West Shootout (at UC Irvine) (vs. UC Santa Barbara) (men only) (at UC Irvine) (vs. Pacific) (vs. Hawai’i) (men only) (vs. New Mexico State) (women only) 11/14 UC SANTA CRUZ 11/20-11/21 at Malibu Invitational (at Pepp.) (women only) (at Pepperdine) (women only) (vs. Cal State Northridge) (women only) 12/3-12/5 at Speedo Cup Invitational* 1/2 at UC Irvine Invitational (sprints) at UC Irvine Invitational (distance) 1/8 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT (women only) CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 1/15 CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD BOSTON COLLEGE 1/18 UC DAVIS 1/23 at Fresno State (women only) vs. Pacific (at Fresno State) 1/29 PEPPERDINE (women only) 2/13 UC IRVINE 2/25-2/27 at Big West Conference Championships* * at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach
Men / Women 2-1 / 0-3 L 38-100 / L 35-100 W 133-100 / L 64-76 W 70-62 / L 57-83 L 63-149 / L 57-147 L 88.5-147.5 / L 102-139 - / L 129-164 W 175-127 / 14th/19 (145) / 21st/23 (60) 3rd/7 (238) / 5th/10 (142) 3rd/6 (113) / 4th/10 (62) 3rd/6 (64) / 5th/7 (28) W 139-79 / W 132-101 L 101-119 / L 77-221 W 120-84 / L 112-172 - / L 46-252 L 141-147 / W 161-136 W 165-133 / W 165-135 3rd/5 (358) / 4th/6 (430)
Men / Women 0-4 / 0-3 L 27-105 / L 62-78 / L 54-86 L 38-94 / L 59-74 L 23-117 / - / L 42-98 W 225-76 / W 186-116 - / 0-2 - / L 105-208 - / L 92-272 - / 16th/21 (195) 1st/4 (522) / 3rd/5 (326) 1st/4 (223) / 1st/4 (204) - / W 180-49 W 157-65 / L 106-137 L 116-186 / W 199-91 W 214-80 / L 135-176 L 133-155 / L 146-153 - / L 49.5-189.5 L 70-157 / L 96-124 - / L 106-135 W 182-101 / T 144.5-144.5 3rd/4 (446) / 4th/7 (395)
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Season-by-Season Results 1999-00
11/5-11/6 at Big West Shootout (at UC Irvine) (at UC Irvine) (vs. Pacific) (vs. UC Santa Barbara) (vs. New Mexico State) (women only) (vs. UNLV) (at UC Irvine) (vs. Northern Arizona) (women only) (vs. New Mexico State) (women only) 11/12 at Pepperdine (women only) vs. Loyola Marymount (at Pepp.) (women only) 11/19 SAN DIEGO STATE (women only) 12/1-12/4 at Speedo Cup Invitational* 1/8 at UC Irvine Invitational (sprints) at UC Irvine Invitational (distance) 1/9 at UC Irvine Invitational (relays) 1/14 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 1/15 at Cal State Bakersfield vs. Pepperdine (at CSU Bakersfield) (women only) 1/22 at San Jose State (women only) vs. Fresno State (at SJSU) (women only) 1/29 at UC Davis 2/5 at UC Irvine 2/17-2/19 at Big West Conference Championships* * at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach
2000-01
11/3-11/4 at Big West Shootout (at UC Irvine) (at UC Irvine) (vs. Pacific) (vs. UC Santa Barbara) (at UC Irvine) (vs. Air Force) (vs. Cal State Northridge) 11/10 FRESNO STATE (women only) 11/18 at Pepperdine (women only) CAL BAPTIST (men only) 11/29 at Speedo Cup Invitational* 1/6 at UC Irvine Invitational (distance) at UC Irvine Invitational (sprints) 1/12 PACIFIC 1/13 at Cal State Northridge 1/15 PEPPERDINE (women only) UC DAVIS 1/21 at Cal State Bakersfield 1/26 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT (women only) 1/27 at UC Santa Barbara (men only) 2/2 UC IRVINE 2/22-2/24 at Big West Conference Championships* * at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach
2001-02
11/2 at Big West Shootout (at UC Irvine) (at UC Irvine) (vs. Cal State Northridge) (vs. UC Santa Barbara) (vs. Pacific) (vs. Washington) 11/3 at Big West Shootout (at UC Irvine) (at UC Irvine) (vs. Cal State Northridge) (vs. UC Santa Barbara) (vs. Pacific) (vs. Washington) 11/9 SAN JOSE STATE (women only) 11/15-11/17 at Malibu Invitational (women only, at Pepp.) 11/29-12/1 at Speedo Cup Invitational* 12/15 at Fresno State (women only) 1/5 at Daktronics Invitational (sprints at UC Irvine) at Daktronics Invitational (distance at UC Irvine)
Men / Women 0-5 / 2-6 L 44-94 / L 55-85 L 24-111 / L 42-96 L 24-108 / L 33-105 - / W 72-68 L 26-79 / L 29-82 L 31-80 / L 50-63 - / L 40-72 - / W 58-55 - / L 88-154 - / W 180-58 - / L 97-142 9th/16 (363) / 16th/23 (142) 3rd/9 (257) / 8th/10 (22) 7th/9 (31) / 6th/10 (46) 1st/3 (137) / 5th/5 (22) W 184-52 / L 106-133 L 125-166 / L 138-173 - / L 98-164 - / L 69-217 - / L 54-223 W 150-148 / W 154-146 W 157-137 / L 145-155 3rd/4 (403) / 4th/7 (314)
Men / Women 1-5 / 0-6 L 19-76 / L 33-62 L 9-86 / L 9-86 L 9-86 / L 11-84 L 33-105 / L 53-86 L 26-114 / L 44-97 W 77-59 / L 67-72 - / L 83.5-153.5 - / L 66-236 L 40-103 / 12th/16 (-) / 19th/22 (-) 4th/8 (64) / 4th/8 (73) 4th/11 (159) / 11th/14 (55) L 94-136 / L 76-145 W 180-99 / L 108-186 - / L 92-146 L 78-163 / L 87.5-154.5 L 108-179 / L 107-187 - / W 99-94 L 84-107 / L 136.5-165.5 / L 124-168 4th/5 (476.5) / 5th/5 (386.3)
Men / Women 0-5 / 0-5 L 16-122 / L 16-124 L 49-83 / L 43-97 L 18-104 / L 28-110 L 14-108 / L 34-104 L 12-110 / L 28-110 0-5 / 0-5 L 14-97 / L 18-95 L 43-62 / L 28-85 L 9-86 / L 25-86 L 9-86 / L 35-76 L 9-86 / L 25-86 - / L 91-148 - / 3rd/4 12th/16 (173) / 14th/19 (-) - / L 88.5-180.5 - / 11th/13 (20) - / 6th/10 (23)
Swimming and Diving
1/6 at Daktronics Invitational (relays at UC Irvine) 1/11 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 1/12 at UC Santa Cruz 1/19 at Cal State Bakersfield 1/25 at Loyola Marymount (women only) vs. San Diego State (women only, at LMU) 1/26 at UC Irvine 2/14-2/16 at Big West Conference Championships* * at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach
2002-03
11/1 at Big West Shootout (at UC Irvine) (at UC Irvine) (vs. Cal State Northridge) (vs. UC Santa Barbara) (vs. Pacific) 11/2 at Big West Shootout (at UC Irvine) (at UC Irvine) (vs. Cal State Northridge) (vs. Hawai’i) (women only) (vs. Denver) (men only) (vs. UNLV) (men only) 11/23 at Pepperdine (women only) 12/5-12/7 at Speedo Cup Invitational* 12/14 FRESNO STATE (women only) LOYOLA MARYMOUNT (women only) 1/4-1/5 at Daktronics Invitational (sprints at UC Irvine) at Daktronics Invitational (distance at UC Irvine) at Daktronics Invitational (relays at UC Irvine) 1/11 at Cal State Northridge 1/18 CLAREMONT-MUDD-SCRIPPS 1/20 UC DAVIS 1/25 at San Jose State (women only) 1/31 SAN DIEGO STATE (women only) 2/7 UC IRVINE 2/26-28 at Big West Conference Championships* * at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach
2003-04
10/25 at Malibu Invitational (at Pepperdine) 10/31 at Big West Shootout (at UC Irvine) (at UC Irvine) (vs. Cal State Northridge) (vs. UC Santa Barbara) (vs. Hawai’i) 11/1 at Big West Shootout (at UC Irvine) (vs. Hawai’i) (vs. Denver) (men only) (vs. BYU) (women only) (vs. Cal State Northridge) (vs. Pacific) 11/22 at Speedo Cup Invitational* 12/6 at Pepperdine (women only) 1/3-1/4 at Country Inn & Suites Invitational (sprints at UCI) at Country Inn & Suites Invitational (distance at UCI) at Country Inn & Suites Invitational (relays at UCI) 1/9 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 1/17 SAN JOSE STATE (women only) 1/30 at Loyola Marymount (women only) vs. Fresno State (women only, at LMU) 1/31 UC SANTA CRUZ SAN DIEGO STATE (women only) 2/6 at Cal State Bakersfield 2/7 at UC Irvine 2/18-2/21 at Big West Conference Championships* * at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach
2004-05
10/23 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT (women only) 11/5-11/6 at Big West Shootout (at UC Irvine)
- / 8th/8 (4) W 184-111 / L 121-176 W 127-96 / L 121-137 L 104-125 / W 147-95 - / L 48-67 - / L 26-89 L 112-165 / L 97-181 4th/5 (432) / 5th/5 (357)
Men / Women 1-3 / 0-4 L 22-110 / L 20-110 W 86-23 / L 34-104 L 22-100 / L 12-110 L 20-102 / L 12-110 1-3 / 0-3 L 13-98 / L 10-100 W 72-40 / L 27-83 - / L 34-66 L 30-81 / L 11-94 / - / L 70-172 9th/17 (305) / 16th/21 (186) - / L 59-184 - / W 160-71 5th/7 (156) / 9th/11 (21) 6th/7 (24) / 7th/8 (20) 3rd/4 (262) / 5th/7 (108) W 170-118 / L 126-172 W 136-86 / W 151-91 L 80.5-150.5 / L 88-135 - / L 84-141 - / L 81-131 L 96-122 / L 80-144 4th/5 (437) / 4th/5 (384)
Men / Women NTS / NTS 0-4 / 0-4 L 17-122 / L 11-121 L 59-89 / L 29-91 L 17-109 / L 14-99 L 16-151 / L 15-114 1-3 / 1-3 L 11-100 / L 16-95 L 19-86 / - / L 17-94 L 51-53 / L 29-76 W 11-0 (forf.) / W 11-0 (forf.) 11th/11 (5) / 15th/16th (-) - / L 105-180 2nd/4 (460) / 7th/7 (-) 2nd/3 (153) / 6th/7 (17) 1st/4 (494) / 4th/7 (192) L 136-144 / L 126-168 - / L 112-188 - / L 127-132 - / W 133-128 W 136-118 / W 161-138 - / L 95-205 L 85-109 / L 99-130 L 81-147 / L 103-129 4th/5 (366) / 4th/5 (386)
Men / Women - / L 95-195 0-6 / 0-10
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2005-06
10/29 at Malibu Invitational (at Pepperdine) 11/4 at Big West Shootout (at UC Irvine) (vs. Cal State Northridge) (vs. Washington) (at UC Irvine) (vs. San Diego) (women only) 11/5 at Big West Shootout (at UC Irvine) (vs. Pepperdine) (women only) (vs. UC Davis) (men only) (vs. Cal State Northridge) (vs. San Diego) (women only) (vs. Idaho) (women only) 11/17-11/19 at Speedo Cup Invitational* 12/11 UC SANTA CRUZ 1/7 at Ayres Invitational (sprints at UC Irvine) at Ayres Invitational (distance at UC Irvine) 1/8 at Ayres Invitational (relays at UC Irvine) 1/13 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 1/14 at Nevada (women only) vs. San Diego State (women only, at Nevada) 1/20 at Loyola Marymount (women only) vs. Northern Colorado (women only, at LMU) 1/21 CAL BAPTIST 1/27 SAN DIEGO STATE (women only) PEPPERDINE (women only) 1/28 vs. Pacific (at UC Davis) at UC Davis 2/15-2/18 at Big West Conference Championships* * at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach
3rd/7 (348) / 10th/12 (14) 3rd/3 (88) / 8th/8 (13) 2nd/2 (437) / 10th/10 (6) L 117-145 / L 80-181 L 111.5-128.5 / L 97-148 - / L 93-206 - / L 129-145 W 199-91 / L 134-165 L 99-198 / L 102-188 5th/6 (253) / 6th/7 (191)
Men / Women NTS / NTS 0-3 / 0-4 L 51-81 / L 41-81 L 28-104 / L 12-110 L 29-110 / L 18-120 - / L 57-78 0-2 / 0-4 - / L 24-87 L 25-88 / L 39-66 / L 27-68 - / L 40-68 - / L 15-80 8th/14 (-) / 16th/20 (136) L 116.5-119.5 / L 104-137 4th/6 (162) / 9th/9 (0) 4th/7 (69) / 7th/8 (-) 2nd/4 (348) / 4th/5 (160) L 134-141 / L 136-164 - / L 100-186 - / L 108-189 - / L 77-185 - / L 91-207 L 109-186 / L 106-190 - / L 77-220 - / L 92-205 L 126.5-153.5 / L 112-167 L 110-182 / L 85-207 5th/6 (293) / 5th/6 (249.5)
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Season-by-Season Results
Present
(vs. San Diego) (women only) 11/4 at Lincoln Aquatics Shootout (at UC Irvine) (vs. Cal State Northridge) (at UC Irvine) (men only) (vs. Hawai’i) (men only) (vs. Idaho) (women only) (vs. Pepperdine) (women only) 11/18 vs. Cal State Northridge (at UCSB) 12/1 MUSTANG INVITATIONAL (CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE) (NEVADA) (women only) (LOYOLA MARYMOUNT) (women only) (SAN DIEGO) (women only) 12/2 MUSTANG INVITATIONAL (women only day) (NEVADA) (women only) (LOYOLA MARYMOUNT) (women only) (SAN DIEGO) (women only) 12/16 at Cal Baptist 1/6 at Ayres Invitational (sprints at UC Irvine) 1/7 at Ayres Invitational (distance at UC Irvine) 1/12 at Cal State Northridge 1/15 UC SANTA CRUZ 1/20 vs. UC Davis (at Pacific) at Pacific 1/27 vs. San Diego State (women only, at Pepp.) at Pepperdine 2/21-2/24 at Big West Conference Championships* * at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach
2007-08
10/27 at Malibu Invitational (at Pepperdine) 11/2 at Lincoln Aquatics Shootout (at UC Irvine) (vs. Hawai’i) (vs. BYU) (men only) (at UC Irvine) (vs. Cal State Northridge) 11/3 at Lincoln Aquatics Shootout (at UC Irvine) (vs. Hawai’i) (vs. BYU) (men only) (at UC Irvine) (vs. Cal State Northridge) (men only) (vs. UC Davis) (women only) (vs. Pepperdine) (women only) 11/10 vs. UC San Diego (at UC Santa Barbara) at UC Santa Barbara 11/30 MUSTANG INVITATIONAL† (CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD) 12/1 MUSTANG INVITATIONAL† 12/15-12/17 at UNLV Invitational 1/19 at UC Davis 1/19 vs. Pacific (at UC Davis) 1/21 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE 1/26 PEPPERDINE (women only) 2/2 at UC Santa Cruz 2/20-2/23 at Big West Conference Championships* † at Sinsheimer Pool, San Luis Obispo * at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach
2008-09
2006-07
10/28 at Malibu Invitational (at Pepperdine) 11/3 at Lincoln Aquatics Shootout (at UC Irvine) (vs. UC Davis) (vs. Air Force) (men only) (vs. Hawai’i) (men only) (vs. Idaho) (women only)
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Men / Women NTS / NTS 0-3 / 0-3 L 32-90 / L 43-97 L 23-99 / L 29-91 / - / L 53-85
10/25 at Malibu Invitational (at Pepperdine) 11/7 at Anteater Shootout (at UC Irvine) (at UC Irvine) (vs. Air Force) (men only) (vs. Hawai’i) (vs. Stanford) (women only) (vs. Idaho) (women only) (vs. Pepperdine) (women only) 11/8 at Anteater Shootout (at UC Irvine) (at UC Irvine) (vs. UC Davis) (men only) (vs. Cal State Northridge) (vs. Idaho) (women only)
- / L 63-77 0-3 / 3-0 L 51-60 / W 65-47 L 51-62 / L 19-94 / - / W 90-22 - / W 72-35 L 123-170 / L 136-157 0-1 / 2-2 L 106-188 / W 149-139 - / L 77-222 - / L 108-180 - / W 151.5-147.5 - / 1-2 - / L 51-191 - / L 83-154 - / W 124-119 L 102-194 / W 155-137 6th/7 (121) / 7th/12 (93) t-4th/6 (71) / 9th/9 (22) L 78-184 / L 129-133 W 155-145 / W 153-143 L 58-204 / L 68-191 L 52-210 / L 74-182 - / L 30-110 - / L 48-92 5th/6 (315) / 6th/6 (323.5)
Men / Women NTS / NTS 1-3 / 1-1-1 L 47-91 / T 69-69 L 36-104 / L 71-74 / L 68-72 W 107-31 / W 118-20 1-3 / 1-3 L 30-83 / L 41-72 L 19-94 / L 43-70 / L 49-64 W 86-25 / - / L 40-73 - / W 63-50 W 178-75 / W 167-82 L 99-157 / L 98-161 0-1 / 1-0 L 206-241 / W 304-164 2nd/3 (213) / 1st/3 (302) 7th/17 (227) / 6th/13 (206) L 118-177 / L 111-189 L 127.5-160.5 / L 111-180 W 159-107 / W 172-91 - / W 157-143 W 190-104 / W 199-101 5th/6 (386) / 5th/6 (417)
Men / Women NTS / NTS 1-2 / 0-5 W 80-58 / L 68-70 L 53-85 / L 35-103 / L 30-102 - / L 12-118 - / L 65-70 - / L 55-83 2-1 / 2-2 W 70-42 / W 66-45 L 28-83 / W 78-17 / W 82-13 - / L 53-58
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Season-by-Season Results (vs. San Diego) (women only) 11/22 at UC Santa Barbara 12/5 MUSTANG INVITATIONAL† (CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE) 12/6 MUSTANG INVITATIONAL† (women only) (FRESNO STATE) (women only) 1/16 at Cal State Northridge 1/17-1/19 at USA Swimming Grand Prix* 1/31 UC SANTA CRUZ† 2/6 PACIFIC (at Cal Poly Rec. Center) 2/25-2/28 at Big West Conference Championships* * at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach † at Sinsheimer Pool, San Luis Obispo
- / L 54-57 L 101-155 / L 97-157 1st/2 (1-0) / 1st/3 (803) W 753-540 / - / 1st/2 (1-0) - / W 871-564 W 145-92 / W 164-91 NTS / NTS W 170-118 / W 183-104 W 132-130 / L 119-143 5th/6 (363) / 4th/6 (526)
2009-10
Men / Women 9/18 CAL (Queen of the Pool pentathlon; women only) - / NTS 10/24 at Malibu Invitational (at Pepperdine) NTS / NTS 10/31 UC SANTA BARBARA (triple-distance dual) NTS / NTS 11/6 CAL POLY SHOOTOUT 1st/3 (2-0) / 1st/4 (3-0) (CAL LUTHERAN) W 120-8 / W 123-14 (CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE) W 105-27 / W 111-27 (PEPPERDINE) (women only) - / W 94-46 11/7 CAL POLY SHOOTOUT 1st/3 (2-0) / 1st/4 (3-0) (CAL LUTHERAN) W 96-9 / W 102-10 (CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE) W 86-19 / W 89-22 (PEPPERDINE) (women only) - / W 81-32 11/21 UC SANTA BARBARA L 137.5-152.5 / L 122-172 12/12-12/14 at Finis Collegiate Invitational* 3rd/12 (1,391.5) / 3rd/13 (1,595) 1/15 at Cal State Northridge W 161-88 / W 145-94 1/16-1/18 USA Swimming Grand Prix* NTS / NTS 1/23 UC SANTA CRUZ W 178-110 / W 174-114 2/17-2/20 at Big West Conference Championships* 3rd/5 (635) / 3rd/5 (620) 3/25-3/27 at NCAA Men’s Swimming Championships† Peter Kline / * at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach † at McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion, Columbus, Ohio
Men / Women 9/24-9/25 CAL (King & Queen of the Pool pentathlon) NTS / NTS 10/22-10/23 at Malibu Invitational (at Pepperdine) NTS / NTS 11/5 CAL POLY SHOOTOUT 1st/3 (1,023.5) / 1st/5 (892.5) 11/6 CAL POLY SHOOTOUT 1st/3 (922.5) / 1st/3 (977) 11/13 at UC Santa Barbara L 141-155 / L 141-157 12/2-12/4 at AT&T Short Course National Championships* 7th/12 (37) / 16th/16 (3) 12/11-12/13 at Finis Collegiate Invitational† NTS / NTS 1/28 PACIFIC W 204-76 / W 240-54 1/28 UC DAVIS (women only) - / W 157-143 2/12 UC SANTA BARBARA L 114-116 / W 142-99 2/23-2/26 at MPSF Championships† (women only) - / 3rd/9 (614) 3/2-3/5 at Pac-10 Championships† (men only) 7th/7 (158) / 3/24-3/26 at Men’s NCAA Championships^ Peter Kline / * at McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion, Columbus, Ohio † at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach § at Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center, Federal Way, Wash. ^ at Minnesota Aquatic Center, Minneapolis
2011-12
11/5 UC SANTA BARBARA L 121-167 / W 177.5-117.5 11/11 CAL POLY SHOOTOUT 1st/3 (262) / 1st/5 (1,064.5) 11/12 CAL POLY SHOOTOUT 1st/3 (215.5) / 1st/5 (878) 12/1-12/3 at AT&T Winter National Championships* NTS / NTS 12/10-12/12 at Finis Collegiate Invitational† 1st/10 (2,760) / 1st/8 (2,317.5) 12/17 at San Diego State (women only) - / L 113-147 12/18 at UC San Diego L 80-214 / W 185-113 1/13-1/14 at Stanford Diving Invitational NTS / NTS 1/14 UC SANTA CRUZ W 214-70 / W 217-63 2/4 at UC Santa Barbara L 124-163 / L 129-169 2/15-2/18 at MPSF Women’s Championships§^ - / 4th/10 (539.5) 2/22-2/25 at Pac-12 Men’s Diving Championships% see below / 2/29-3/3 at Pac-12 Men’s Swimming Championships§ 8th/8 (120) / - * at Georgia Tech Aquatic Center, Atlanta † at City of South Gate Aquatic Center § at East Los Angeles City College, Monterey Park ^ at Cadet Natatorium (U.S. Air Force Academy), Colorado Springs, Colo. % at Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center, Federal Way, Wash.
2012-13
Men / Women 9/21-9/22 CAL (King & Queen of the Pool pentathlon) NTS / NTS 11/2-11/3 at USC Diving Invitational NTS / NTS 11/3 at UC Santa Barbara L 98-182 / L 120-161 11/9 MUSTANG INVITATIONAL 1st/2 (-) / 1st/4 (1,092) (CONCORDIA) (men only) W 371-162 / 11/10 MUSTANG INVITATIONAL 1st/2 (-) / 1st/4 (786) (CONCORDIA) (men only) W 296-155 / 11/15-11/17 at Arena Invitational* 7th/11 (534) / 10th/17 (310.5) 11/29-12/1 at AT&T Winter National Championships (at Texas) 12th/13 (7) / DNS 1/11-1/13 at UCLA Diving Invitational NTS / NTS 1/26 SAN DIEGO L 115-179 / W 185-115 2/1 PACIFIC W 163-99 / W 177-85 2/2 at UC Santa Cruz W 228-55 / W 240-56 2/9 UC SANTA BARBARA L 146.5-151.5 / W 172-128 2/20-2/23 at MPSF Women’s Swimming Championships§^ - / 5th/8 (374.5) 3/3-3/6 at Pac-12 Men’s Swimming Championships% 8th/8 (112) / 3/21-3/23 at NCAA Women’s Swimming Championships@ - / Rachel O’Brien * at Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool, Long Beach § at East Los Angeles City College, Monterey Park ^ at Air Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colo. % at Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center, Federal Way, Wash. @ at IU Natatorium, Indianapolis
2013-14
2010-11
9/23-9/24 CAL (King & Queen of the Pool pentathlon) 10/21-10/22 SAN DIEGO STATE (women only) 10/29 DENVER
Swimming and Diving
Men / Women NTS / NTS - / L 242-348 L 129-171 / L 112-175
Men / Women 9/20-9/21 CAL (King & Queen of the Pool pentathlon) NTS / NTS 10/25-10/26 HAWAI’I L 158-202 / L 139-220 UC SANTA BARBARA L 119.5-247.5 / L 113-255 11/8 MUSTANG INVITATIONAL NTS / 1st/3 (1,107) 11/9 MUSTANG INVITATIONAL NTS / 1st/3 (815) 11/21-11/23 at Arena Invitational* 4th/5 (1,084) / 5th/11 (585.5) 12/5-12/7 at AT&T Winter National Championships§ 6th/12 (27) / NTS 1/10-1/12 at Bruin Diving Invitational† NTS / NTS 1/25 UC SANTA CRUZ W 166-94 / W 201-74 2/1 at UC Santa Barbara L 110-183 / L 85-203 2/19-2/22 at MPSF Women’s Swimming Championships* - / 6th/8 (317.5) 2/20-2/22 at MPSF Women’s Diving Championships† - / see above 3/5-3/8 at Pac-12 Men’s Swimming Championships% 8th/8 (157) / 3/13-3/14 at NCAA Zone E Women’s Diving Championships^ - / Sami McIntyre - / Meaghan O’Meara 3/27-3/29 at NCAA Men’s Swimming Championships@ 46th (2) / * at East Los Angeles City College, Monterey Park § at Allan Jones Aquatic Center, Knoxville, Tenn. † at Rose Bowl Aquatics Center, Pasadena % at Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center, Federal Way, Wash. ^ at Cadet Natatorium, Colorado Springs, Colo. @ at Lee and Joe Jamail Swimming Center, Austin, Texas
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ecent On May 16, 2008 at the Santa Clara International Invitational in the George Haines Swim Center, Mustang freshman Peter Kline swam in the same 400-meter individual medley prelims heat as Michael Phelps. Kline finished third, at 4:30.37, which qualified for that summer’s Olympic Trials. As a senior, Kline finished second at the Pac-10 Conference Championships in the 400-yard IM, at 3:45.91.
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Image at left courtesy of The Tribune Kline raced at the NCAA Championships in three events as a junior (at Minnesota) and again as a senior (at Ohio State). At left, his first trip is featured in The Tribune newspaper in San Luis Obispo on March 25, 2010.
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Rachel O’Brien
Image from KSBY.com As a senior for the Mustangs in 2012-13, Rachel O’Brien finished 18th in the 200 fly at the NCAA Championships in IU Natatorium in Indianapolis, at 1:56.78, breaking her own school record. She also set the program record in the 100 fly earlier in the season, at 53.08. At East Los Angeles College in Monterey Park, O’Brien
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was the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation champion in both races, and she set an all-time meet record at the 200 distance. Her 100 conference title came in closer fashion — ninehundredths ahead of the meet record-holder, Andrea Ward of UC Santa Barbara. Pictured at left from a feature by KSBY TV, O’Brien talks with head coach Tom Milich before a practice leading up to her trip to the national championships.
Program History
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Swimming and Diving
Championships
Sonny Fierro Photo above by Chuckarelei Studio Above: Sophomore Sonny Fierro is pictured on the medal stand at the 2014 Pac-12 Conference Championships after placing second in the 1,650 free inside Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way, Wash. Three weeks later at the NCAA Championships, Fierro became an All-America honorable mention, finishing 15th at 14:56.01. He broke his own school record and scored two points in the meet at Lee and Joe Jamail Swimming Center in Austin, Texas. At left: In the week after returning home from the national championships, Fierro was featured on SwimmingWorld.com’s “Morning Swim Show.”
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