2022-23 Georgia Swimming Media Guide

GEORGIA SWIM & DIVE

Nickname Bulldogs

Mascot Uga X

President Jere W. Morehead (Georgia J.D. ‘80)

J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics ... Josh Brooks (LSU '02)

Coaching Staff

Men's Swimming & Diving Head Coach

Neil Versfeld (First Season / Fourth Season

Overall | Georgia ‘10)

Tom Cousins Women's Swimming & Diving

Head Coach

Stefanie Williams Moreno (First Season / 11th

Season Overall | Georgia '03)

Diving Head Coach

Chris Colwill (Fifth Season | Georgia ‘08)

Men's Associate Head Coach

Brian Smith (16th Season | Clark ‘90)

Women's Assistant Coach

Fernando Rodriguez (First Season | Kenyon '04)

Women's Volunteer Assistant Coach

Nate Rhoads (First Season | Arizona State '03)

Diving Graduate Assistant

Christopher Craig (Second Season | Fordham '19)

Support

(W) Cori Brinson

Sports

Office

Loran

Claude Felton

Assistant

Christopher Lakos, Mike Mobley

Leland Barrow

Associate

Tray Littlefield

Assistant Directors

Karra Logan, Sean Stevenson, John Frierson

Sports Communications Intern

Lilly Parmer

Photographers

Tony Walsh, Kayla Renie, Kari Hodges

Graduate Assistants

Jake Golob, Julia Maenius, Ryan Cullinane, Savannah Daly, Anna Stewart

Student Assistants

Carter Brown, Ashley Byer, Sam Carter, Mollie Lanigan, Elizabeth Milstead, Caroline

Parlantieri, Meghan Pastino, Brigette Ramirez, Hana

UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA

“Something for everyone.” That’s one way to describe the academic, athletic, and social experience at the University of Georgia. UGA is a leader among public universities nationally with a breadth and diversity of degree programs that rival any institution of higher learning. Various degree programs such as education, business, international affairs, journalism, math, and public administration rank among the best in the nation. With its top-notch facilities throughout campus, the University of Georgia is an ideal setting for anyone to pursue a world-class education.

9 Marshall Scholars

21 Truman Scholars

27 Rhodes Scholars

64 Goldwater Scholars

On January 27, 1785 - just two years after the Revolutionary War, and still four years before George Washington’s inauguration as our first President - the Georgia Legislature adopted the charter that created the University of Georgia, making UGA the oldest chartered state university in the nation. More than 235 years later, Georgia still offers something for all.

The Birthplace of Public Higher Education in America

GABRIELSEN NATATORIUM

Known commonly as the "Shrewd Norwegian," Gabrielsen was head coach of the Bulldogs from 1947 to 1966 and accumulated a dual meet record of 118-106-4. His list of accomplishments as head coach included instructing 70 SEC championship swimmers, three conference team champions, six All-Americans, one NCAA champion, and the Bulldogs' first U.S. Olympic Team member.

Dedicated in January 1996, the natatorium area contains three separate pools. The 50-meter competition pool contains 844,000 gallons of water and can be configured into four different layouts by utilizing the two movable bulkheads to allow for both short- and long-course training.

Adjacent to the main pool is seating for nearly 2,000 spectators. The aquatic director's office, swimming and diving coaches' offices, timing room, locker rooms and lifeguard offices are all located on the deck level.

Two 1-meter springboards, two 3-meter springboards and five diving platforms (1, 3, 5, 7.5 and 10 meters) cantilever over the diving pool. The diving pool is 16 to 17 feet deep, contains 525,000 gallons of water, and is equipped with an air sparger system to cushion a diver's entry into the water.

An instructional and recreational pool is located behind the diving platform area. This pool has eight swimming lanes, 25 yards long, contains 130,000 gallons of water, and varies in depth from 3.5 feet at each end to 5 feet in the center.

Gabrielsen has become a magnet for national-caliber competitions. Since its opening, it has hosted the NCAA Women's Championships in 1999 and 2006, and was scheduled to host in 2020 prior to the event's cancellation. It will now host in 2024. The venue has also hosted the 2002 NCAA Men's Championships, six SEC Championships (1997, 2004, 2010, 2014, 2019, 2021), and the 1997 U.S. Diving World Championships Team Trials.

The $40 million Ramsey Student Center was named the nation's best collegiate recreational facility by Sports Illustrated in 1997.

Prior to the canceled 2020 NCAA Women's Championships, the external hallway at Gabrielsen underwent extensive renovations.

Located within the Bernard B. and Eugenia A. Ramsey Student Center, Gabrielsen Natatorium honors the legacy of legendary Georgia swimming and diving coach B.W. "Bump" Gabrielsen.

Men’s Swimming & Diving Roster

Name Year Event Hometown

High School (Previous School)

Andrew Abruzzo Gr. Free / Fly / IM Plymouth Meeting, Pa. Germantown Academy

Jackson Bates So. Breast Athens, Ga. Westminster Christian Academy

Reese Branzell So. Free Manalapan, Fla. Dreyfoos School

Tommy-Lee Camblong Jr. Free Villelongue de la Salanque, France Lycée Rosa Luxemburg

Brennan Cheney So. Free / Fly Danville, Calif. San Ramon Valley

Cooper Cook Fr. Free / Back Roswell, Ga. Milton

Dillon Downing Sr. Free Alpharetta, Ga. Blessed Trinity

Bradley Dunham R-Sr. Free / Back Hoschton, Ga. Dacula

Zach Franklin Jr. Back / Fly / IM Roswell, Ga. Lassiter

Ian Grum Sr. Back / Free / IM Atlanta, Ga. St. Pius X

Connor Haigh Jr. Breast / IM Kennesaw, Ga. Kennesaw Mountain

Zach Hils Sr. Free / Back / IM Lexington, Ky. Lexington Catholic

Rhett Hopkins So. Diving Annapolis, Md. South River

Steven Insixiengmay Fr. Breast Winston-Salem, N.C. Forsyth Country Day

Sam Kohm Fr. Fly / IM Blue Bell, Pa. Commonwealth Charter Academy

Nolan Lewis So. Diving Thomasville, Ga. Thomasville

Kevin Li Gr. Diving Fujian, China Beijing Vocational (Alabama)

Ananda Lim 5th Free / Fly Marietta, Ga. Sprayberry

Charlie Logan Sr. Free / Back / IM Watkinsville, Ga. North Oconee

Jake Magahey Jr. Free Dacula, Ga. Mill Creek

Allen Mann So. Diving Bishop, Ga. Oconee County (Georgia Tech)

Wesley Ng Jr. Free / Back / Fly Tai Wai, Hong Kong Diocesan Boys’ School

Mitchell Norton So. Free / Back Acworth, Ga. Mount Paran Christian School

Sam Parker So. Free / Back Savannah, Ga. The Habersham School

Kristian Pitshugin Fr. Breast Kiryat Ata, Israel Hof HaSharon

TJ Pittenger So. Free Palmetto, Ga. Northgate

Sam Powe Fr. Free / Back Chattanooga, Tenn. McCallie School

Peter Sacca Fr. Free / Fly Peachtree Corners, Ga. Mother of Divine Grace

Tyler Schroeder Fr. Free / Fly / IM Lawrenceville, Ga. Peachtree

Riley Scruggs Sr. Free / Breast Newnan, Ga. The Heritage School

Aaron Seymour Fr. Free / Back / Fly Savannah, Ga. Savannah Arts Academy

Charlie Stout Fr. Breast / IM Monroe, Ga. George Walton Academy

Luca Urlando Jr. Free / Fly / IM Sacramento, Calif. CK McClatchy

Roman Valdez Fr. Free Dalton, Ga. Dalton

Arie Voloschin So. Breast Atlanta, Ga. North Springs

Clayton Whetstine Fr. Back / IM Newport News, Va. Norfolk Academy

Neil Versfeld

Chris Colwill

Coaching Staff

Men's Swimming & Diving Head Coach (First Season | Fourth Season Overall | Georgia '10)

Diving Head Coach (Fifth Season | Georgia '08)

Brian Smith Associate Head Coach (16th Season | Clark '90)

Christopher Craig Diving Graduate Assistant (Second Season | Fordham '19)

Sean Hayes Strength & Conditioning Director

Alex Reyman Manager

Women’s Swimming & Diving Roster

Name Year Event Hometown

High School (Previous School)

Mia Abruzzo So. Fly / Back / IM Plymouth Meeting, Pa. Notre Dame Academy

Jillian Barczyk Sr. Free Lafayette, La. Ascension Episcopal

Francie Carson Fr. Free Marietta, Ga. Lassiter

Duné Coetzee So. Free / Fly Pretoria, South Africa Afrikaanse Hoër Meisieskool

Allison Damron Fr. Free / Breast Smyrna, Ga. Campbell

Olivia Della Torre Fr. Breast / Fly / IM Watkinsville, Ga. Oconee County

Callie Dickinson Gr. Fly / Back / IM Virginia Beach, Va. Norfolk Academy

Kyler Dixon Fr. Diving Kennesaw, Ga. Kennesaw Mountain

Elsa Fretz So. Free / Fly Bristol, Ind. Northridge

Shea Furse Fr. Free / Back Manchester-by-the-Sea, Mass. Manchester Essex Regional

Zoie Hartman Sr. Breast / IM Danville, Calif. Monte Vista

Elizabeth Isakson Fr. Breast / IM Marietta, Ga. Walton

Reilly McCabe Fr. Free St. John’s, Fla. Bartram Trail

Eboni McCarty So. Free / Back Madison, Ala. Westminster Christian Academy

Ashley McCauley Sr. Breast / IM Raleigh, N.C. Leesville Road

Abby McCulloh So. Free Lilburn, Ga. Parkview

Emma Norton Fr. Free / Back Acworth, Ga. Mount Paran Christian School

Morgan Razewski Fr. Free / Back Cornelius, N.C. William Amos Hough

Sloane Reinstein Jr. Free Palo Alto, Calif. Sacred Heart Preparatory

Briana Roberson So. Free Fulshear, Texas Churchill Fulshear

Millie Sansome Sr. Back / Free Marlow, England Wycombe (Iowa)

Carson Schiller So. Free / Back Peachtree Corners, Ga. Wesleyan School

Marie Schobel Gr. Back / Fly Sea Girt, N.J. Manasquan (Penn State)

Heidi Stalkfleet Fr. Free / Fly Iowa City, Iowa Iowa City

Rachel Stege So. Free Naperville, Ill. Neuqua Valley

Julianna Stephens Jr. Free / Breast Roswell, Ga. Roswell

Hannah Stumpf Fr. Diving Dallas, Ga. Allatoona

Logan Watson-Brown So. Free Southampton, Bermuda Baylor School

Meghan Wenzel Jr. Diving Hatfield, Pa. North Penn

Coaching Staff

Stefanie Williams Moreno Tom Cousins Women's Swimming & Diving Head Coach (First Season | 11th Season Overall | Georgia '03)

Chris Colwill Diving Head Coach (Fifth Season | Georgia '08)

Fernando Rodriguez Assistant Coach (First Season | Kenyon '04)

Christopher Craig Diving Graduate Assistant (Second Season | Fordham '19)

Nate Rhoads Volunteer Assistant Coach (First Season | Arizona State '03)

Katrin Koch Strength & Conditioning Director

Emma Dolson Manager

Support Staff

Jerry Champer Director of Operations

Christen Shedden Program Specialist

Harvey Humphries Program Coordinator

Paige Gearheart Athletic Trainer

Maddie Knutson, Brittany Stewart Athletic Training Interns

Andrew Abruzzo

Jackson Bates

Reese Branzell

Tommy-Lee Camblong

Brennan Cheney Cooper Cook

Dillon Downing Bradley Dunham

Zach Franklin

Ian Grum

Connor Haigh Zach Hils

Rhett Hopkins Steven Insixiengmay Sam Kohm

Nolan Lewis

Kevin Li Ananda Lim

Charlie Logan Jake Magahey Wesley Ng Mitchell Norton

Sam Parker Kristian Pitshugin

TJ Pittenger Sam Powe Peter Sacca Tyler Schroeder

Riley Scruggs Aaron Seymour

Charlie Stout Luca Urlando

Roman Valdez Arie Voloschin Clayton Whetstine

Not Pictured: Allen Mann

Mia Abruzzo Jillian Barczyk Francie Carson Duné Coetzee

Allison Damron Olivia Della Torre

Callie Dickinson Kyler Dixon Elsa Fretz

Shea Furse

Zoie Hartman Elizabeth Isakson

Reilly McCabe Eboni McCarty

Ashley McCauley

Abby McCulloh

Emma Norton Morgan Razewski

Sloane Reinstein

Briana Roberson

Millie Sansome

Carson Schiller Marie Schobel Heidi Stalkfleet

Rachel Stege

Julianna Stephens

Hannah Stumpf

Logan Watson-Brown

Meghan Wenzel

Neil Versfeld

Stefanie Williams Moreno

Chris Colwill

Brian Smith

Fernando Rodriguez Jerry Champer

ROSTER

Pronunciations

Andrew & Mia Abruzzo Uh-BROOZ-oh

Jillian Barczyk Bar-sick

Reese Branzell Bran-zell

Duné Coetzee Doo-nay Coot-sea

Olivia Della Torre Tori

Connor Haigh Hay

Steven Insixiengmay ....................................... In-see-see-en-my

Sam Kohm Kome (as in home)

Ananda Lim Uh-non-duh

Jake Magahey ............................................................. Muh-gay-hee

Wesley Ng Like "ing" with "I"

Morgan Razewski Ra-zew-skee

Sloane Reinstein Rein-stein

Briana Roberson ROB-er-son (as in Robert)

Peter Sacca Sock-uh

Marie Schobel SHOW-bull

Rachel Stege Stay-gee (g as in "good")

Luca Urlando ...................................................................... Ur-lon-do

Arie Voloschin Ari Vo-lotion

Clayton Whetstine Wet-stein

COACHING STAFF NEIL VERSFELD

Georgia '10 Men's Swimming & Diving Head Coach First Season / Fourth Overall

Neil Versfeld, a standout swimmer on both the collegiate and international stages, enters his first season as the head coach of the Georgia men's swimming and diving team. Versfeld previously served for three seasons as Associate Head Coach for Georgia swimming and diving, working primarily with breaststroke and distance swimmers.

Versfeld's first season saw one of the strongest breaststroke groups in program history, with Zoie Hartman and Danielle Della Torre finishing in the top two of both breaststroke events at the SEC Championships. Both swimmers posted top-10 national times and earned All-America citations, with Hartman setting a new school record in the 100 breaststroke three times during the season. On the distance side, Greg Reed earned a silver medal in the 1,650 freestyle at SECs, followed by Walker Higgins and Aaron Apel in the top 10 finishers.

In his second season, Hartman and Della Torre continued their dominance, while senior Jack Dalmolin earned an SEC silver medal in the 200 breaststroke and was named an All-American. In distance, freshman Jake Magahey finished second overall at SECs and NCAAs, while Reed and freshman Tommy-Lee Camblong finished top-16 in the mile at NCAAs.

In the 2021-22 season, Hartman once again earned All-America honors in both breaststroke events. In the mile, Magahey returned to the podium with a second-place finish at SECs and fourth-place time at NCAA, while freshman Abby McCulloh placed third at SECs and fifth at NCAAs. McCulloh was joined at NCAAs by graduate Peyton Palsha and freshman Rachel Stege.

During his career, Versfeld competed for Georgia in 2006, 2007, and 2009. He won the NCAA title in the 200-yard breaststroke in 2009, and he swept the 100- and 200-yard breaststroke titles at the 2009 SEC Championships. When

he completed his career for the Bulldogs, Versfeld held the NCAA, U.S. Open, and Georgia record in the 200-yard breaststroke, along with the school mark in the 100-yard breaststroke.

Versfeld represented South Africa in several international competitions, including the 2008 Olympics in Beijing where he was a semifinalist in the 200-meter breaststroke. He came in fourth in the 2010 World Championships and was a semifinalist in the 2009 and 2011 Worlds.

Versfeld began his coaching career as an assistant for the Seals Swimming Club in South Africa and then spent two years at SwimAtlanta. Most recently, Versfeld was as an assistant coach for four years at Georgia Tech under Courtney Shealy Hart, another former Georgia standout. During his time at Tech, Versfeld coached multiple NCAA qualifiers and ACC- and school-record holders.

Versfeld graduated from Georgia in 2010 with a degree in Housing. He was a CSCAA All-American Scholar and a member of the SEC and UGA academic honor rolls. He is married to the former Michelle McKeehan, who was a 10-time All-American for Georgia from 2009-12. She won the SEC title in 200-yard breaststroke in 2012. The couple welcomed a daughter, Charlize, in September 2021.

COACHING STAFF STEFANIE WILLIAMS MORENO

Georgia '03

Tom Cousins Swimming & Diving Head Coach First Season / 11th Overall

Stefanie Williams Moreno, a 28-time All-American and fourtime national champion for Georgia, enters her first season as the head coach of the women's swimming and diving team. Williams Moreno previously served for four seasons as Associate Head Coach after serving six years as a Bulldog assistant, working primarily with the backstroke and middle distance groups.

In the 2020-21 season, Williams Moreno's middle distance swimmers formed one of the Bulldogs' strongest groups, led by an third-consecutive SEC championship from All-American Courtney Harnish (500 freestyle) and an NCAA championship from Jake Magahey (500 freestyle). In the backstroke, senior Javier Acevedo won his second SEC individual title (100 backstroke), while four Bulldog men qualified for NCAAs in backstroke events.

In the 2021-22 season, freshman Matthew Sates and Magahey finished 1-2 in the 500 freestyle at NCAAs, while sophomore Luca Urlando set an American Record in the 100 backstroke. Additionally, under Williams Moreno’s watch, freshmen Duné Coetzee, Eboni McCarty, and Abby McCulloh all earned All-America citations.

In 2017, she was inducted into the UGA Circle of Honor, which recognizes extraordinary student-athletes and coaches who bring honor the university and themselves by their performance and conduct.

Before returning to Athens, Williams Moreno spent four years with the Ohio State women’s team, including serving in 2011-12 as associate head coach. She was an assistant coach for the Missouri men and women for three years after beginning her coaching career at Bloomsburg University in the 2004-05 season.

Williams Moreno helped the Lady Bulldogs win three NCAA and three SEC titles during her career from 1998-2002. She earned the maximum 28 All-America certificates (24 FirstTeam and four Honorable Mention). Williams Moreno was a member of four national championship relays, helping the 200 and 400 freestyle relays set American records in 2002.

Williams Moreno was a two-time SEC champion in the 200 freestyle and was on 10 victorious relays at the SECs. She left Georgia with the school mark in the 200 freestyle. A team captain her senior year, Williams Moreno twice was named to the SEC Academic Honor Roll and graduated with a degree in Sports Communications.

She married Brandon Moreno in May of 2017.

CHRIS COLWILL

Georgia '08 Diving Head Coach Fifth Season

Chris Colwill, one of the most accomplished divers in NCAA and United States history, enters his fifth season as diving head coach, having returned to his alma mater to head the program in 2018. Colwill replaced his longtime college and personal coach, Dan Laak, who was named USA Diving’s High Performance Director.

In 2021-22, sophomore Meghan Wenzel reached the NCAA Championships and finished 22nd on 1-meter, following finals appearances on 1-meter and platform at the SEC Championships. Senior Ellie Crump posted career-best finishes on 1-meter at SECs and the Zone B Championships, while freshman Nolan Lewis reached two finals at Zones.

During Colwill's second campaign, junior Zach Allen became the first male diver in three years to qualify for the NCAA Championships as he finished third on the 1-meter at the Zone B Championships and earned an All-America citation. Allen was joined at Zones by McKensi Austin, Ellie Crump, Josh Getty, Kelliann Howell, Freida Lim, and Raquel Mason with Austin and Lim reaching the Zone final in the platform event. At the SEC Championships, Austin reached two finals, placing fifth on the platform and seventh on the 3-meter.

In his first season as head coach, Colwill guided four divers (Austin, Getty, Howell, Lim) to Zones, with Lim and Austin advancing to the NCAA Championships. Lim placed 15th in the platform event at the University of Texas, earning a Honorable Mention All-America citation.

In 2018, Colwill was inducted into the UGA Circle of Honor, a distinction reserved for extraordinary student-athletes and coaches who bring honor to the university and themselves by their performance and conduct.

During Colwill’s Bulldog tenure, the Brandon, Florida native won three NCAA individual diving titles and totaled the maximum of 12 All-American honors. He took the 1- and 3- meter springboard crowns in 2006 and added another 1-meter title in 2008, becoming the first male student-athlete in Georgia history to win three individual NCAA championships.

Colwill also headlined SEC diving during his career, accumulating five individual conference titles: 1-meter in 2005 and 2006, 3-meter in 2005 and 2006 and platform in 2006. His pair of titles in 2005 marked the first double-championship winner for Georgia since 1967. He garnered SEC Diver of the Year status in 2005, 2006, and 2008, and he was the SEC Freshman of the Year in 2004.

Colwill’s prestige on the diving board extended to the Olympic arena. He represented the United States at the 2008 Beijing Games and in the 2012 Games in London. In addition to taking first on the 3-meter at the 2012 Olympic Trials, Colwill placed fourth in synchronized 3-meter in 2008 with partner Jevon Tarantino.

On the world stage, he accumulated 10 national championships, a collection that began as a 10-year old in 1994 at U.S. Junior Nationals. He also earned the gold medal at the 2007 Italian Grand Prix, the silver at the 2009 FINA World Series, and the bronze in three different 2007 FINA Grand Prix meets on 3-meter.

Colwill graduated from Georgia in 2008 with a degree in Speech Communication. He and his wife, Brittany, welcomed a daughter, Aubrey, in September 2021.

BRIAN SMITH

Clark '90 Associate Head Coach 16th Season

Brian Smith is entering his 16th season at Georgia, and 10th as Associate Head Coach, while working primarily with the sprinters.

Since joining the Georgia staff in 2007, he oversaw Olivia Smoliga and Michael Trice setting the 50 and 100 freestyle school marks, as well as Smoliga’s three NCAA titles and 16 overall SEC crowns.

Additionally, he has coached multiple All-Americans, including Taylor Dale and Dillon Downing, and guided Olympians in Smoliga (United States) and Chantal Van Landeghem (Canada).

As the program's recruiting coordinator, Smith has continued to being top-flight talent to Athens. In 2019, both the men's and women's freshman classes were ranked in the top five nationally, with six freshmen being named to the CSCAA All-America Team. Zoie Hartman was named the SEC Women's Freshman of the Year after sweeping the SEC breaststroke championships. In 2020, Georgia secured two of the nation's top male recruits in Jake Magahey and Luca Urlando, who each went on to win SEC individual championships.

Smith has been listed as a USA Swimming National Team coach since 2014, serving as the United States women's head coach at the 2018 Short Course World Championships in China, as well as a U.S. assistant coach at the 2016 Short Course World Championships in Canada and 2017 World University Games in Taiwan.

Smith’s collegiate experience began in 1991 when he started a two-year stint at Arizona State, first as a graduate assistant and then as assistant coach for the women’s team. He assisted with travel, recruiting, and dryland training.

After Arizona State, Smith spent five years on the staff at Rice, serving as an assistant for the men’s and women’s teams. He was part of a staff that produced the program’s first NCAA Championships qualifiers in 1994 and continued to qualify athletes for five straight years. Smith served as the recruiting coordinator, travel coordinator, alumni liaison, strength and conditioning liaison, and sprinting coach.

Smith spent four years as the head club coach for FAST in Montana, four years as an assistant coach at Northern Arizona University, and one year as a graduate assistant coach at Ohio University in 1990-91.

He is a 1990 graduate of Clark University in Massachusetts, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in Economics. He then earned a master’s in Athletic Administration from Ohio in 1991.

Smith and his wife, Alyssa, have three daughters, Olivia, Ella, and Gwyneth.

FERNANDO RODRIGUEZ

Kenyon '04

Assistant Coach First Season

Fernando Rodriguez, a University of Georgia graduate and one of the nation’s top young coaches, is entering his first season as Women’s Swimming & Diving Assistant Coach.

Rodriguez joins Georgia after eight seasons at his undergraduate alma mater, Kenyon College, where he served as the senior assistant swimming coach, first working with the middle-distance group for six years followed by two with the sprint group. While at Kenyon, the São Paulo, Brazil native helped guide the Lords and Ladies to two NCAA Division III championships (2022 – women, 2015 – men) and five runner-up finishes, while also earning five North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) championships. Beyond the team accolades, his tenure produced 16 NCAA individual champions, 10 title-winning relays, and 20 NCAA records, as well as four CSCAA Swimmer of the Year honorees, including a sweep of this season’s awards by Bryan Fitzgerald and Crile Hart.

Kenyon was also a model program in the classroom under Rodriguez, earning 17 NCAA postgraduate scholarships and four finalists for NCAA Woman of the Year. In addition to his coaching duties, he served as an assistant aquatics director at the Steen Aquatic Center, an academic instructor at the school, and a coach at the Total Performance Swim Camp.

Prior to Kenyon, Rodriguez spent one season as an assistant at Richmond, helping the Spiders’ women’s team win the 2014 Atlantic 10 Championship. He also served as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at Colgate (2013), William & Mary (2009-12), and Wabash College (2004-05). As a graduate student in Sport Management at Georgia from 2007-09, he was an assistant coach for the Athens Bulldog Swim Club senior and masters groups and assisted with the Jack Bauerle Bulldog Swimming Camp, along with his work as a graduate teaching assistant.

In his individual collegiate career at Kenyon, Rodriguez was a seven-time All-American who led four-consecutive NCAA and NCAC championship teams and was named a co-captain in the 2003-04 season, graduating in 2004 with a bachelor’s degree in Anthropology.

JERRY CHAMPER

Wisconsin - LaCrosse '89 Director of Operations

Jerry Champer is entering his first season as the Director of Operations for the men's and women's swimming and diving teams after serving on the Georgia coaching staff for 21 seasons, including nine as Associate Head Coach. Before becoming a full-time coach in 2003, he was a volunteer assistant for two seasons.

Virtually every top performance in the butterfly on Georgia’s all-time list has been established during Champer’s tenure, including Luca Urlando, Camden Murphy, and Chelsea Britt in the 100 and Urlanod, Gunnar Bentz, and Hali Flickinger in the 200. DeScenza (six from 2003-06), Gil Stovall (2008) and Mark Dylla (2011) were NCAA champions under Champer’s tutelage. He also has had 25 SEC champions, including eight by DeScenza and four by Dylla, during his watch.

Champer served as the head coach at Western Illinois from 1994-2001. He was named to the WIU Athletic Hall of Fame in 2012 as the school’s winningest coach. Champer was named the Mid-Continent Conference Men’s Coach of the Year four times and the Women’s Coach of the Year twice as he led the Leathernecks to five conference titles.

Champer earned Southern States Conference Men’s Coach of the Year honors in 1999 and 2000 after leading his team to conference titles. His 2001 men won the Midwest Championships title and he was chosen as the Midwest Championships’ Coach of the Year. He was named the 1998 and 2001 Illinois Men’s University Division Coach of the Year.

Under Champer’s direction, Western Illinois produced 44 conference champions and 46 all-conference distinctions. One of his former pupils represented the country of Georgia in the 2000 Olympics.

Champer is a 1989 graduate of Wisconsin-LaCrosse, where he was a four-year letterwinner, team captain (1987-88), and an All-American in 1987. Following graduation, he served as an assistant coach for the Eagles for two seasons before departing for Western Illinois.

Champer is married to the former Lu Harris, Georgia’s softball coach from 2001-21. The Champers have three daughters: twins Emma and Jenna, and Mya.

CHRISTOPHER CRAIG

Fordham '19

Diving Graduate Assistant Second Season

Former Fordham diver Christopher Craig returns for his second season as a graduate assistant, working with diving head coach Chris Colwill.

Craig competed for the Rams from 2015-19, competing in the Atlantic 10 Championships in each of his four seasons in the Bronx. His best overall finishes came in 2018, where he placed 10th in the 3-meter and 13th in the 1-meter. In his senior season, he earned three victories on the 3-meter against Fairfield, Boston University, and Brown.

Prior to Fordham, Craig, a native of Glastonbury, Connecticut, competed for Glastonbury High School. He served as team captain and earned All-Conference honors for the Guardians. Before his senior season, he was an attendee of the prestigious Indiana University Summer Diving Camp.

Craig is a 2019 graduate of Fordham with a degree in Economics. Following graduation, he worked as a financial planner in New York City. He is currently pursuing a master's degree in Applied Consumer Economics from the College of Family and Consumer Sciences.

MANAGERS

CHRISTEN SHEDDEN

Tennessee '04 Program Specialist Ninth Season

Christen Shedden enters her ninth season as the Program Specialist for the swimming and diving program. In her role, Shedden oversees team logistics, including travel and scheduling. She also assists with the meet timing system, serves as a liaison to the team parents, and organizes the team summer camps.

Shedden joined UGA in September 2014 after previously serving as a customer service representative for multiple organizations. She also served as a recreational therapist for Blount Memorial Hospital in Maryville, Tennessee.

Shedden graduated from Tennessee in 2004 with a degree in Human Ecology, studying Recreation and Leisure Studies with a concentration in Therapeutic Recreation. During her time at UT, she served as both the captain and advisor for the Men's Swimming and Diving Timettes Hosting Program, assisting the team in recruiting, timing, and event planning.

Her husband, Dr. Austin Shedden, works for the UGA Health Center as a Clinical Psychologist.

HARVEY HUMPHRIES Georgia '80 Program Coordinator Fourth Season

Harvey Humphries, who served for 38 years on the Georgia coaching staff, enters his fourth season as the team's program coordinator. Including his four years as a letterman and two as a graduate assistant, he has been involved with Georgia swimming and diving for 45 years.

Humphries began his new role with the program following his retirement from the coaching staff in July 2019. For the final seven years of his tenure, he served as Senior Associate Head Coach.

Humphries was involved in all facets, including focusing on the distance swimmers and heavy involvement in recruiting. Under his watch, Georgia boasted 22 NCAA and 57 SEC titles in the 500 and 1,650 freestyle and the 400 individual medley. Locally, Humphries serves as head coach of the Athens Bulldog Swim Club (ABSC) which has developed some of the top talent in the Southeast.

Humphries graduated from Georgia in 1980 with a bachelor’s in Microbiology. He and his wife Wendy have a son Billy and a daughter Pirie.

Alex Reyman Emma Dolson Ben Prestel

Jake Mitchell

Thomas Strother

PROGRAM HISTORY

More than eight decades ago, a group of students interested in forming a swim team at the University of Georgia approached C.W. Jones, the Physical Educations Director of the Athens YMCA.

At the time, the Georgia campus was without facilities, a team, and a coach, but “Jonesy” answered the interest of these young swimmers and was appointed temporary coach and supervisor of the newly chartered team. Little could he have suspected that this appointment would lead to a head coaching commitment from 1926-1942, a 41-36 dual meet record and most importantly, a foundation for decades to come.

Daily life was greatly interrupted by World War II, and Jones’ commitment to the Georgia swim team was no exception. From 1943-1946, Jones was needed on other fronts and thus turned over the helm to B.W. “Bump” Gabrielsen.

From 1948 to 1966, Gabrielsen raised the standard of Georgia swimming and diving to new heights as he piloted the Bulldogs to a dual meet record of 118-106-4 during that span of time. Gabrielsen’s record book contains 70 individual SEC Champions (including relay teams), three conference team championship titles, one National Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Champion, and one U.S. Olympic Team member.

During Gabrielsen’s coaching career, Georgia was home to one of the finest swimmers in SEC history — sprint freestyler Reid Patterson, who swam for the Bulldogs from 1952 to 1954. Patterson claimed the NCAA title in the 100 freestyle during the 1953 championships and won eight SEC titles (seven individual and one relay) in his three seasons with the Bulldogs.

Patterson’s career was highlighted during his senior season when he broke the American record in the 100 free with a mark of 51.0. As Georgia’s first Olympian in swimming competition (Melbourne 1956), Patterson was inducted into the Georgia Sports Hall of Fame in 1983.

Following Gabrielsen’s retirement, Richard “Moose” Wammock coached the 196667 team, finishing second in the SEC and 31st in the NCAA. Alan Gentry, a Bulldog letterwinner in 1955, led the Bulldogs for a three-year stint (1967-70), producing one SEC champion and setting 15 school records in one season.

The women’s swimming program was established in 1973, when a group of women approached Martha Washington and then-Associate Athletic Director Liz Murphey. The women’s team was met with almost immediate success, qualifying one relay team and one individual, Veronica Stroup, for the AIAW National Championships during its first year. Stroup went on to earn the Lady Bulldogs’ first All-America citation, led by the coaching expertise of Washington. Washington stepped down as women’s head coach in 1977 and was replaced by Joe McEvoy who held the position for two seasons.

Pete Scholle led the men’s team from 1970-1983. His teams compiled a dual meet record of 97-53.

Jack Bauerle, a four-year letterwinner for the Bulldogs took over coaching duties for the women in 1979 and for the men in 1983. During the 1980s, Bauerle returned Georgia swimming into the national spotlight it had enjoyed in the 1950s. With such firm foundations, Georgia entered the 1990s, and both men’s and women’s teams greeted success in stride.

The women’s program claimed national championships in 1999, 2000, 2001, 2005, 2013, 2014 and 2016, while the men’s team peaked in 1997 with a third-place finish at the NCAAs. The Lady Bulldogs have won 12 conference titles, including a school record six-straight from 2010-2015. The Lady Bulldogs became the first Georgia program in history to win three straight national crowns and the first women’s team to capture five straight league titles. In the national ledger, the program is tied for second in team championships and third in individual titles.

In June 2022, Bauerle retired following a 43-year tenure at the helm of the program. He was succeeded by a pair of his NCAA champions: Stefanie Williams Moreno as the women's head coach and Neil Versfeld as the men's head coach.

B.W. "Bump" Gabrielsen & Reid Patterson

Kristy Kowal & Courtney Shealy

Jack Bauerle & Allison Schmitt

MEN'S SEASONS

Bauerle (1983-22 | 253-97-2)

MEN'S SEASONS

SERIES RECORDS

Denotes 2022-23 opponent

WOMEN'S SEASONS

WOMEN'S SEASONS

WOMEN'S SEASONS

WOMEN'S SEASONS

SERIES RECORDS

200

1.

2.

5.

6.

200 Freestyle Relay

1. Downing, Acevedo, 21

1.

200 Medley Relay

MEN'S RECORDS

Acevedo, Murphy, Downing

Sates, Urlando, Hils, Magahey Georgia

Kibler, Corozza, Hobson, C. Foster Texas

Kibler, Corozza, Hobson, C. Foster Texas

(3/23/22)

Kibler, Corozza, Hobson, C. Foster Texas

(3/23/22)

1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

1.

4.

5.

6.

52.25

7. Kristen Shickora 12 NCAAs 52.26

8. Millie Sansome 22 SECs 52.49

9. Courtney Shealy 00 SECs

10. Chelsea Britt 17 SECs 52.54 Katherine Parker 17 Bulldog Inv.

200 Backstroke

1. Hali Flickinger 16 SECs 1:50.95

2. Kylie Stewart 18 NCAAs 1:51.07

3. Aleksandra Putra 08 UGA Inv. 1:51.57

4. Rachel Zilinskas 14 SECs 1:52.70

5. Kelsey

200 Freestyle Relay

1. Smoliga, V. Burchill, 17 NCAAs 1:26.49 Cameron, Van Landeghem

2. Locus, Van Landeghem, 13 SECs 1:26.89 Schmitt, Romano

3. Locus, Van Landeghem, 15 NCAAs 1:26.93 Smoliga, Harrington

4. Smoliga, Locus, 14 NCAAs 1:26.96

1. Smoliga, Cameron, 17 NCAAs 3:28.00

Britt, Van Landeghem

2. Fa'amausili, Hartman, 21 SECs 3:29.41 Harnish, Parker

3. Smoliga, Margalis, 14 NCAAs 3:29.43

Harrington, Vreeland

4. Smoliga, Cameron, 16 NCAAs 3:29.54

Stewart, Raab

5. Smoliga, Cameron, 16 NCAAs

Stewart, Flickinger

6. Stewart, Zhu, 15 NCAAs 3:29.98

Harrington, Van Landeghem

7. Sansome, Hartman, 22 SECs 3:30.01 Luther, Parker

8. Smoliga, Cameron, 16 UGA Inv. 3:30.34

V. Burchill, Van Landeghem

9. Smoliga, Zhu, 16 SECs 3:30.83 Stewart, Flickinger

10. Shickora, McKeehan, 12 NCAAs 3:30.90 Harrington, Romano Romano, Margalis, 13 NCAAs 3:30.90 Harrington, Schmitt

1.

100 Breaststroke

8. Zoie

7.

Smoliga, Locus, 14 NCAAs 1:26.96 Graber, Van Landeghem

8. Smoliga, Locus, 14 SECs 1:27.09 Graber, Van Landeghem

9. Smoliga, Locus, 14 NCAAs 1:27.19 Graber, Van Landeghem

10. Locus, Van Landeghem, 13 NCAAs 1:27.38 Graber, Romano

400 Freestyle Relay

1. Smoliga, V. Burchill, 17 NCAAs 3:08.97 Raab,

Stewart, Raab

8. McCarty, Evans, 22 SECs

Luther, Fa'amausili

9. Shickora, McNichols, 09 NCAAs 1:36.45 Caprioglio, Botek

10. Smoliga, Cameron, 16 NCAAs 1:36.48

Stewart, Raab

400 Medley Relay

1. Smoliga, Cameron, 17 NCAAs 3:28.00

Britt, Van Landeghem

2. Smoliga, Cameron, 17 NCAAs 3:29.10

Britt, Van Landeghem

3. Fa'amausili, Hartman, 21 SECs 3:29.41

Harnish, Parker

4. Smoliga, Margalis, 14 NCAAs 3:29.43

Harrington, Vreeland

5. Smoliga, Cameron, 16 NCAAs 3:29.54

Stewart, Raab

6. Smoliga, Margalis, 14 SECs 3:29.87

Harrington, Vreeland

7. Smoliga, Cameron, 16 NCAAs 3:29.89

Stewart, Flickinger

8. Stewart, Zhu, 15 NCAAs 3:29.98

Harrington, Van Landeghem

9. Sansome, Hartman, 22 SECs 3:30.01

Luther, Parker

10. Smoliga, Cameron, 17 SECs 3:30.11

Britt, Van Landeghem

V. Burchill, Raab, Van Landeghem

WOMEN'S RECORDS

400 Free Relay

Stewart, Raab, MacLean

200 Medley Relay

Smoliga, Cameron, Britt, Van Landeghem 1:35.28 (2/14/17)

Smoliga, Cameron, Britt, Van Landeghem

(3/16/17)

Antoniou, Scott, Molnar, Dupre

Vreeland, McDermott, Margalis, MacLean Georgia

Small, Popov, Banic, Brown Tennessee 1:34.26 (2/19/19)

3:27.84

(12/5/14)

Smoliga, V. Burchill, Raab, Van Landeghem

Flickinger, Stewart, Raab, MacLean Georgia

White, Wiseman, Scott, Antoniou Alabama

(3/16/22)

(2/18/22)

Douglass, A. Walsh, Tiltmann, G. Walsh Virginia

Manuel, Neal, Eastin, Ledecky Stanford 6:45.91 (3/15/17)

G. Walsh, Wenger, Cuomo, Douglass Virginia

(2/17/22)

3:22.34

(2/18/22)

Douglass, A. Walsh, Tiltmann, G. Walsh Virginia

Manuel, Neal, Eastin, Ledecky Stanford 6:45.91 (3/15/17)

G. Walsh, Wenger, Cuomo, Douglass Virginia

(2/17/22)

3:22.34

(2/18/22)

Douglass, A. Walsh, Tiltmann, G. Walsh Virginia

Manuel, Neal, Eastin, Ledecky Stanford 6:45.91 (3/15/17)

G. Walsh, Wenger, Cuomo, Douglass Virginia

(2/17/22)

3:22.34

(2/18/22)

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OLYMPIANS

NCAA CHAMPIONS

1999

Before a hometown crowd at Gabrielsen Natatorium, Georgia won its first National Championship, besting runner-up Stanford by 64.5 points. The Lady Bulldogs earned 32 All-American citations and picked up four individual titles in their home pool.

Amanda Adkins

Melissa Bateman

Kim Black

Emily Bray

Kate Childress

Tammy Crystal

Ryan Daugherty

Missy Faucette

Morgan Fleming

Michelle Glowatch

Hillary Johnson

Christine Keller

Kristy Kowal

Kelly Matherly

Alicia McElroy

Sarah Miller

Dana Nufrio

Katie Permenter

Leslie Place

Ashley Roby

Nicole Schrader

Courtney Shealy

2000

Jamie Skinner

Beth Timmons

Jennifer Tuten

Julie Varozza

Keegan Walkley

Ashley Whitney

Stefanie Williams

Georgia remained on top of women’s college swimming, taking the national title by 18.2 points over Arizona in Indianapolis. Led by National Co-Swimmers of the Year Kristy Kowal and Courtney Shealy, the Lady Bulldogs tallied nine individual titles.

Melissa Bartlett

Kim Black

Emily Bray

Stephanie Buck

Ashley Chandler

Kate Childress

Maritza Correia

Tammy Crystal

Ryan Daugherty

Morgan Fleming

Debbie James

Hillary Johnson

Christine Keller

Kristy Kowal

Jennifer Mihalik

Dana Nufrio

Katie Permenter

Ashley Roby

Nicole Schrader

Courtney Shealy

Jamie Skinner

Jennifer Tuten

2001

Viki van den Barselaar

Keegan Walkley

Stefanie Williams

Becky Wilson

Despite only one relay win, Georgia completed its three-peat with a 1.5-point victory over Stanford in East Meadow, New York. The Lady Bulldogs were highlighted by 12 All-Americans and four top-three finishes.

Melissa Bartlett

Kim Black

Stephanie Buck

Kate Childress

Maritza Correia

Tammy Crystal

Ryan Daugherty

Morgan Fleming

Julie Hardt

Debbie James

Christine Keller

Lauren King

Neka Mabry

Virginia Pate

Katie Permenter

Ashley Roby

Rebecca Rose

Nicole Schrader

Cissy Schepens

Jamie Skinner

Julia Stowers

Linn Thorburn

2005

Katie Thornton

Viki van den Barselaar

Keegan Walkley

Ali Williams

Stefanie Williams

Becky Wilson

With a commanding 609.5 points, Georgia dominated the field for its fourth national championship in West Lafayette, Indiana. The Lady Bulldogs swept all five relay events, while Kara Lynn Joyce and Mary DeScenza each earned two titles.

Samantha Arsenault

Brooke Bassham

Stephanie Carr

Haley Chura

Laura Conway

Gretchen Corliss

Mary DeScenza

Karen Dierks

Lindsey Ertter

Erin Forster

Andrea Georoff

Beth Grams

Lauren Groblewski

Karen Guilkey

Tricia Harm

Sara Hershman

Elizabeth Hill

Emily Hunter

Christie Hupman

Kara Lynn Joyce

Paige Kearns

Melissa Klein

Claire Maust

Kelley McCallum

Anna Miller

Rachel Myco

Sarah Poewe

Gretchen Schmaltz

Courtney Stern

Amanda Weir

Katie Yevak

NCAA CHAMPIONS

2013

Led by redshirt senior Allison Schmitt, Georgia earned its fifth national championship, besting California by 84 points in Indianapolis. Schmitt won her sixth individual title and powered the 400 and 800-yard freestyle relays to national crowns.

Ann-Perry Blank

Olivia Boggs

Sommers Creed

Meghan Faulkner

Hali Flickinger

Kelsey Gaid

Haley Goodman

Jessica Graber

Lauren Harrington

Maddie Locus

Ansley Long

Jana Mangimelli

Melanie Margalis

Jordan Mattern

Amber McDermott

Brittany MacLean

Megan Molnar

Anna Neumeister

Darcie O’Brien

Shannon O’Malley

Courtney Peters

Megan Romano

2014

Laura Ryan

Allison Schmitt

Kelly Thatcher

Chantal Van Landeghem

Nicole Vernon

Shannon Vreeland

Annie Zhu

In a decisive 125.5-point victory over Stanford, Georgia claimed its sixth national championship in Minneapolis. The Lady Bulldogs earned three individual freestyle titles, while Laura Ryan was named NCAA Diver of the Year with 1 and 3-meter wins.

Ann-Perry Blank

Olivia Boggs

Emily Cameron

Hali Flickinger

Haley Goodman

Jessica Graber

Lauren Harrington

Kimberlee John-Williams

Elizabeth Ann Kirkland

Anna Kolanowski

Maddie Locus

Ansley Long

Brittany MacLean

Melanie Margalis

Jordan Mattern

Amber McDermott

Anna Neumeister

Darcie O’Brien

Shannon O’Malley

Courtney Peters

Laura Ryan

Olivia Smoliga

2016

Kelly Thatcher

Chantal Van Landeghem

Nicole Vernon

Shannon Vreeland

Annie Zhu

Rachel Zilinskas

Before a partisan crowd in Atlanta, Georgia secured its seventh national championship with a 19-point victory over Stanford. The Lady Bulldogs opened the meet with a school-record 800-yard freestyle relay win, while also picking up three individual wins.

Olivia Ball

Emily Cameron

Caitlin Casazza

Madison Duvall

Samantha Fazio

Hali Flickinger

Allison Greene

Kimberlee John-Williams

Megan Kingsley

Elizabeth Ann Kirkland

Anna Kolanowski

Shauna Lee

Brittany MacLean

Ashley Mallon

Anna McKenzie

Stephanie Peters

Meaghan Raab

Olivia Smoliga

Kylie Stewart

Kelly Thatcher

Chantal Van Landeghem

Delaney Wallace

Natalie Wallace

Courtney Weaver

Annie Williamson

Annie Zhu

Rachel Zilinskas

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NCAA CHAMPIONS

Note: Meters were used in the Olympic years of 2000 and

* Meters were used in 1992 ^

SEC MEDALISTS

Note: Medal counts date back to 1983-84 season

WOMEN

SEC CHAMPIONS

HEADER

2013 Schmitt, Van Landeghem, 3:11.23

Vreeland, Romano

2014 Vreeland, Locus, .......... 3:11.29

Van Landegem, Smoliga

2015 Locus, Smoliga, 3:12.97

Harrington, Van Landeghem

2017 Smoliga, V. Burchill, 3:12.19

Raab, Van Landeghem

800 Freestyle Relay (12)

1998 Shealy, Timmons, ........ 7:14.05 Varozza, Walkley

2000 Black, Williams, 7:10.43 Mihalik, Correia

2001 Williams, Hardt, 7:06.81 Black, Correia

2002 Williams, Kearns, 7:06.90 Hardt, Correia

2006 DeScenza, Miller, 7:03.84 Cole, Joyce

2010 Scroggy, Nauta, 6:56.64

McNichols, Schmitt

2011 Scroggy, Nauta, 6:53.58

Margalis, Schmitt

2012 Vreeland, Margalis, ..... 6:57.09 Mattern, Romano

2013 Vreeland, Romano, 6:52.64 Mattern, Schmitt

2014 Vreeland, McDermott, 6:53.04 Margalis, MacLean

2015 Mattern, MacLean, 6:55.69

McDermott, Flickinger

2016 Flickinger, Raab, .......... 6:55.56

Lee, MacLean

200 Medley Relay (9)

1995 Blackmon, Adams, 1:42.12 Coole, Pimentel 1996 LaSell, Rake, 1:42.21 Coole, Blackmon 1999 Shealy, Kowal, 1:39.28 Bateman, Williams 2000 Keller, Kowal, 1:38.28 Shealy, Williams

2004 Mabry, Poewe, 1:38.99

Georoff, Kearns

2005 Arsenault, Poewe, ....... 1:38.21

DeScenza, Joyce

2006 Harm, Poewe, 1:37.78

DeScenza, Joyce

2014 Smoliga, Margalis, 1:35.52

Harrington, Van Landeghem

2017 Smoliga, Cameron, 1:35.28

Britt, Van Landeghem

SEC CHAMPIONS

400 Medley Relay (7)

1995 Weaver, Adams, 3:43.03

Coole, Blackmon

1996 Adkins, Rake, 3:42.67

Coole, Blackmon

1997 Adkins, Kowal, 3:38.20

Coole, Shealy

1999 Adkins, Kowal, 3:39.22

Timmons, Shealy

2000 Shealy, Kowal, 3:34.19

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SEC MEDALISTS

Note: Medal counts date back to 1983-84 season

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ALL-AMERICANS

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ALL-AMERICANS

SEC AWARDS

All-SEC Team

First Team

1985 Megan Bresnahan

1986 Lisa Geiger

1987 Jennifer Ritins

1989 Erika Hansen

1990 Karla Mosdell

1991 Sheila Taormina

1992

Paige Wilson

Vince Giambalvo

Hakan Karlsson

Steve Mortimer

Paige Wilson

1993

Tim Herwig

Gabe Vasquez

1994 Robert Brewer

Michael Norment

Mats Rasmussen

Gabe Vasquez

1995

Laura Adams

Heather Blackmon

Lisa Coole

Andrea Morrison

Liesl Pimentel

Julie Weaver

1996

Amanda Adkins

Melissa Bateman

Heather Blackmon

Matt Buck

Lisa Coole

Ashley LaSell

Liesl Pimentel

Karen Rake

1997 Amanda Adkins

Kris Babylon

Melissa Bateman

Robert Brewer

Lisa Coole

Heath Edwards

Kristy Kowal

Liesl Pimentel

Courtney Shealy

Julie Varozza

Beau Wiebel

1998 Robert Brewer

Jud Campbell

Reeve Irvin

Kristy Kowal

Courtney Shealy

Beth Timmons

Julie Varozza

Keegan Walkley

Beau Wiebel

1999

Amanda Adkins

Melissa Bateman

Jud Campbell

Kristy Kowal

Courtney Shealy

Beth Timmons

Keegan Walkley

Beau Wiebel

Stefanie Williams

2000

Kim Black

Jud Campbell

Maritza Correia

Christine Keller

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AWARDS

Kristy Kowal

Jennifer Mihalik

Katie Permenter

Courtney Shealy

Keegan Walkley

Stefanie Williams

2001 Kim Black

Maritza Correia

Julie Hardt

Marc Lindsay

Neka Mabry

Keegan Walkley

Stefanie Williams

2002 Maritza Correia

Julie Hardt

Paige Kearns

Neka Mabry

Robert Margalis

Kyle Salyards

Stefanie Williams

2003 Maritza Correia

Mary DeScenza

Robert Margalis

Kyle Salyards

2004 Mary DeScenza

Andrea Georoff

Kara Lynn Joyce

Paige Kearns

Neka Mabry

Sarah Poewe

Megan Romano

Allison Schmitt

Morgan Scroggy

Wendy Trott

2011 Bill Cregar

Mark Dylla

Martin Grodzki

Melanie Margalis

Chelsea Nauta

Allison Schmitt

Morgan Scroggy

Wendy Trott

Shannon Vreeland

2012 Nic Fink

Martin Grodzki

Melanie Margalis

Jordan Mattern

Amber McDermott

Michelle McKeehan

Doug Reynolds

Megan Romano

Wendy Trott

Shannon Vreeland

2013 Nic Fink

Chase Kalisz

Matias Koski

Maddie Locus

Melanie Margalis

Jordan Mattern

Megan Romano

2005

Samantha Arsenault

Chris Colwill

Mary DeScenza

Andrea Georoff

Kara Lynn Joyce

Paige Kearns

Sébastien Rouault

Amanda Weir

2006 Jessica Cole

Chris Colwill

Laura Conway

Mary DeScenza

Karen Guilkey

Tricia Harm

Kara Lynn Joyce

Anna Miller

Sarah Poewe

Aleksandra Putra

Sébastien Rouault

2007 Kara Lynn Joyce

Claire Maust

Aleksandra Putra

Sébastien Rouault

2008 Mark Dylla

Sébastien Rouault

2009 Anne-Marie Botek

Mark Dylla

Troyden Prinsloo

Allison Schmitt

Morgan Scroggy

Wendy Trott

Neil Versfeld

2010 Bill Cregar

Mark Dylla

Martin Grodzki

Kelly McNichols

Chelsea Nauta

Laura Ryan

Allison Schmitt

Chantal Van Landeghem

Shannon Vreeland

2014 Ann-Perry Blank

Jessica Graber

Chase Kalisz

Maddie Locus

Brittany MacLean

Melanie Margalis

Amber McDermott

Laura Ryan

Olivia Smoliga

Shannon Vreeland

2015 Olivia Ball

Nic Fink

Hali Flickinger

Lauren Harrington

Maddie Locus

Chase Kalisz

Matias Koski

Brittany MacLean

Jordan Mattern

Amber McDermott

Olivia Smoliga

Ty Stewart

Chantal Van Landeghem

2016 Emily Cameron

Hali Flickinger

Matias Koski

Shauna Lee

Jay Litherland

Brittany MacLean

Meaghan Raab

Olivia Smoliga

Kylie Stewart

2017 Chelsea Britt

Veronica Burchill

Emily Cameron

Pace Clark

Chase Kalisz

Meaghan Raab

Olivia Smoliga

Chantal Van Landeghem

2018 Javier Acevedo

Courtney Harnish

2019 Olivia Carter

Courtney Harnish

Camden Murphy

2020

Veronica Burchill

Courtney Harnish

Zoie Hartman

Dakota Luther

Camden Murphy

2021 Javier Acevedo

Gabi Fa'amausili

Courtney Harnish

Zoie Hartman

Dakota Luther

Jake Magahey

Camden Murphy

Maxine Parker

Luca Urlando

2022 Matthew Sates

Luca Urlando

Second Team

2003 Damien Alleyne

Samantha Arsenault

Matt Brado

Lauren Gettel

Julie Hardt

Paige Kearns

Neka Mabry

Peter Osborn

Matt Owen

Sarah Poewe

Kyle Salyards

Peter Verhoef

2004

Samantha Arenault

Laura Conway

Lindsay Ertter

Scott Gardner

Julie Hardt

Cameron Hollinger

Emily Hunter

Melissa Klein

Josh Laban

Robert Margalis

Kyle Salyards

Peter Verhoef

2005 Laura Conway

Lindsay Ertter

Scott Gardner

Elizabeth Hill

Emily Hunter

Robert Margalis

Sarah Poewe

Jonathan Schmidt

Gil Stovall

2006 Genya Gouzeev

Matt Owen

Gil Stovall

Neil Versfeld

2007 Nathan Bibliowicz

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AWARDS

Anne-Marie Botek

Michael Cellini

Jessica Cole

Cameron Hollinger

Kelly McNichols

Anna Miller

Mhyria Miller

Joe Redmon

Joe Smutz

Gil Stovall

2008 Elizabeth Hill

Kelly McNichols

Anna Miller

Chelsea Nauta

Troyden Prinsloo

Aleksandra Putra

Morgan Scroggy

2009 Peter Benner

Melissa Cole

Craig Jennings

Michelle McKeehan

Kelly McNichols

Mhyria Miller

Chelsea Nauta

Aleksandra Putra

Chris Spooner

2010 Matt Bartlett

Peter Benner

Anne-Marie Botek

Lisa Caprioglio

Andrew Gemmell

Jana Mangimelli

Michelle McKeehan

Hannah Moore

Kristen Schickora

2011 Emily Montesinos

Megan Romano

2012 Michael Arnold

Jessica Graber

Lauren Harrington

Maddie Locus

Jared Markham

Kristen Schickora

John Simmons

2013 Will Freeman

Lauren Harrington

Amber McDermott

Annie Zhu

2014 Taylor Dale

Hali Flickinger

Andrew Gemmell

Lauren Harrington

Matias Koski

Melanie Margalis

Doug Reynolds

Ty Stewart

Annie Zhu

2015 Gunnar Bentz

Alec Cohen

Taylor Dale

Ian Forlini

Kylie Stewart

Annie Zhu

2016 Olivia Ball

Gunnar Bentz

Pace Clark

Taylor Dale

Megan Kingsley

Annie Zhu

2017 Gunnar Bentz

Taylor Dale

Megan Kingsley

Jay Litherland

Kevin Litherland

Meryn McCann

Kylie Stewart

Rachel Zilinskas

2018 Olivia Anderson

Veronica Burchill

Gabi Fa'amausili

Megan Kingsley

Meaghan Raab

Jordan Stout

2019 Javier Acevedo

Veronica Burchill

Sofia Carnevale

James Guest

Dakota Luther

2020 Danielle Della Torre

Gabi Fa'amausili

Walker Higgins

Zach Hils

Harry Homans

Grant Norgan

Greg Reed

Jordan Stout

2021 Jillian Barczyk

Jack Dalmolin

Danielle Della Torre

Callie Dickinson

Dillon Downing

Bradley Dunham

Ian Grum

Zach Hils

Greg Reed

2022

Andrew Abruzzo

Duné Coetzee

Callie Dickinson

Ian Grum

Zoie Hartman

Zach Hils

Dakota Luther

Jake Magahey

Abby McCulloh

Maxine Parker

SEC All-Freshman Team Men

2008 Bill Cregar

Mark Dylla

2009 Michael Arnold

Peter Benner

2010 Tom Be'eri

Martin Grodzki

2011 Will Freeman

Jameson Hill

2012 Nic Fink

2013

Jared Markham

Matt Ellis

Chase Kalisz

Matias Koski

Anival Rodriguez

Ty Stewart

2014 Pace Clark

Taylor Dale

2015 Gunnar Bentz

Ian Forlini

Jay Litherland

Kevin Litherland

2016 Aidan Burns

2017 Javier Acevedo

Clayton Forde

Walker Higgins

2018 Camden Murphy

2019 Andrew Abruzzo

2020 Dillon Downing

Ian Grum

Harry Homans

2021 Tommy-Lee Camblong

Jake Magahey

Luca Urlando

2022 Matthew Sates

Women

2008

2009

2010

Lauren English

Hannah Moore

Chelsea Nauta

Michelle McKeehan

Allison Schmitt

Wendy Trott

Adrienne Bicek

Jana Mangimelli

Megan Romano

2011 Ann-Perry Blank

Melanie Margalis

Shannon Vreeland

2012

Lauren Harrington

Maddie Locus

Jordan Mattern

Amber McDermott

Megan Molnar

Shannon O'Malley

Nicole Vernon

2013 Hali Fickinger

Brittany MacLean

Chantal Van Landeghem

Annie Zhu

2014 Olivia Smoliga

Rachel Zilinskas

2015 Olivia Ball

Megan Kingsley

Meaghan Raab

Kylie Stewart

Courtney Weaver

2017 Veronica Burchill

Meryn McCann

2018 Olivia Anderson

Gabi Fa'amausili

Courtney Harnish

2019 Olivia Carter

Dakota Luther

2020 Zoie Hartman

2021 Maxine Parker

2022 Duné Coetzee

Angharad Evans

Eboni McCarty

Abby McCulloh

Men

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AWARDS

SEC Commissioner's Trophy

1998 Reeve Irvin

2006 Chris Colwill^

Sébastien Rouault^

2007 Sébastien Rouault

2015 Chase Kalisz

2022 Luca Urlando

Women

1998 Keegan Walkley

1999 Kristy Kowal

2000 Maritza Correia^

Kristy Kowal^

Courtney Shealy^

2002 Martiza Correia

2006 Mary DeScenza^ Kara Lynn Joyce^

2007 Kara Lynn Joyce

2011 Morgan Scroggy

2014 Olivia Smoliga

2015 Hali Flickinger

2016 Brittany MacLean

2021 Zoie Hartman^

SEC Swimmer of the Year

Men

2003 Robert Margalis

2007 Sébastien Rouault

Women

1998 Kristy Kowal

1999 Kristy Kowal

2000 Kristy Kowal

2006 Kara Lynn Joyce

2007 Kara Lynn Joyce

2014 Brittany MacLean

2016 Brittany MacLean

2017 Olivia Smoliga

SEC Diver of the Year

Men

2001 Jud Campbell^

2005 Chris Colwill

2006 Chris Colwill

2008 Chris Colwill

Women

2014 Laura Ryan

SEC Freshman Swimmer of the Year

Men

2005 Sébastien Rouault

2008 Mark Dylla

2009 Peter Benner

2010 Martin Grodzki

2012 Nic Fink

2013 Chase Kalisz

2021 Jake Magahey

2022 Matthew Sates

Women

2000 Maritza Correia

2003 Mary DeScenza

2004 Kara Lynn Joyce

2006 Jessica Cole

2009 Allison Schmitt

2010 Jana Mangimelli

2012 Amber McDermott

2014 Olivia Smoliga

2019 Olivia Carter

2020 Zoie Hartman

SEC Freshman Diver of the Year

Men

2004 Chris Colwill^

Women

2015 Olivia Ball

SEC Scholar-Athlete of the Year

Men

2013 Andrew Gemmell

2015 Nic Fink

2016 Ty Stewart^

Women

2009 Lisa Caprioglio

2010 Lisa Caprioglio

2012 Wendy Trott

2014 Shannon Vreeland

2017 Chantal Van Landeghem

2021 Courtney Harnish

SEC Swimming Coach of the Year

Men

1992 Jack Bauerle^

1997 Jack Bauerle^

Women

1981 Jack Bauerle

1986 Jack Bauerle

1991 Jack Bauerle

1997 Jack Bauerle

1998 Jack Bauerle

1999 Jack Bauerle

2000 Jack Bauerle

2001 Jack Bauerle

2004 Jack Bauerle

2005 Jack Bauerle

2006 Jack Bauerle

2010 Jack Bauerle

2011 Jack Bauerle

2013 Jack Bauerle

2015 Jack Bauerle

2016 Jack Bauerle

SEC Diving Coach of the Year

Men

2001 Dan Laak

2005 Dan Laak

2006 Dan Laak

Women

2014 Dan Laak

SEC Community Service Team

Men

2002 Chris Maurer

2003 Brent McAuliffe

2004 Colin Underhill

2005 Peter Osborn

2006 Will Thorburn

2007 Will Thorburn

2008 Hunter Lainhart

2009 Hunter Lainhart

2010 Hunter Lainhart

2011 Bill Cregar

2012 Peter Benner

2013 Andrew Gemmell

2014 Connor Sweeney

2015 Jared Markham

2016 Nick Salyers

AWARDS

2017 Basil Orr

2018 Gunnar Bentz

2019 James Guest

2020 Walker Higgins

2021 Grant Norgan

2022 Keegan Walsh

Women

2000 Courtney Shealy

2001 Nicole Schrader

2003 Virginia Pate

2005 Claire Maust

2006 Christie Hupman

2007 Claire Maust

2008 Lauren Groblewski

2009 Kelsey Scott

2010 Kelly McNichols

2011 Lauren Cartwright

2012 Wendy Trott

2013 Maddie Locus

2014 Shannon Vreeland

2015 Olivia Boggs

2016 Emily Cameron

2017 Emily Cameron

2018 Megan Kingsley

2019 Jordan Stout

2020 Jordan Stout

2021 Callie Dickinson

2022 Zoie Hartman

SEC Swimmer of the Week Men

2002-03 Robert Margalis (1/28)

2003-04 Randy Lam (2/10)

2007-08 Sébastien Rouault (10/30)

2008-09 Mark Dylla (12/9)

Neil Versfeld (1/14, 2/3)

2009-10 Troyden Prinsloo (11/3)

Mark Dylla (12/8)

2010-11 Bill Cregar (11/9)

2011-12 Andrew Gemmell (1/11)

2013-14 Chase Kalisz (11/5) Doug Reynolds (11/19)

2014-15 Chase Kalisz (10/21, 12/9)

Matias Koski (1/6)

Nic Fink (1/13)

2015-16 Matias Koski (12/8)

2016-17 Chase Kalisz (10/11, 12/6)

Pace Clark (11/1)

2017-18 Jay Litherland (10/10, 12/5^)

2018-19 Camden Murphy (11/6)

2019-20 Camden Murphy (10/8, 1/14)

2020-21 Javier Acevedo (10/27)

Jack Dalmolin (1/19)

Jake Magahey (11/3^)

2021-22 Luca Urlando (10/26, 11/2)

Jake Magahey (2/1)

2022-23 Ian Grum (11/1)

Women

Bradley Dunham (1/31^)

2000-01 Ashley Roby (1/17)

2002-03 Mary DeScenza (1/21)

2004-05 Mary DeScenza (1/19, 2/9)

2006-07 Kara Lynn Joyce (1/25)

2007-08 Aleksandra Putra (11/13)

2008-09 Aleksandra Putra (11/5)

2009-10 Allison Schmitt (11/3, 12/8)

2010-11 Melanie Margalis (11/2)

Allison Schmitt (1/18)

2011-12 Melanie Margalis (10/25, 1/10)

2012-13 Melanie Margalis (10/30, 12/4^)

Amber McDermott (1/8)

2013-14 Melanie Margalis (11/5, 11/19, 11/26^, 1/14)

Brittany MacLean (1/28^)

2014-15 Amber McDermott (10/21, 11/4)

Chantal Van Landeghem (12/9)

Hali Flickinger (1/6, 1/27)

2015-16 Hali Flickinger (10/13, 1/12)

Olivia Smoliga (12/8)

Brittany MacLean (2/2)

2016-17 Megan Kingsley (10/11)

Meaghan Raab (11/1)

Olivia Smoliga (12/6)

Emily Cameron (1/10)

2017-18 Kylie Stewart (10/10)

2018-19 Courtney Harnish (10/16^, 1/15)

2019-20 Courtney Harnish (10/8, 1/14^)

Zoie Hartman (11/5)

2020-21 Courtney Harnish (1/19)

Zoie Hartman (10/27^, 11/24)

2021-22 Abby McCulloh (10/26)

Zoie Hartman (11/2)

2022-23 Abby McCulloh (11/1)

Zoie Hartman (1/17)

Duné Coetzee (1/31)

SEC Freshman of the Week Men

2007-08 Bill Cregar (10/23)

Mark Dylla (12/4)

2008-09 Peter Benner (11/17)

Michael Arnold (12/9)

Todd McGraw (1/14)

2009-10 Andrew Gemmell (11/3, 12/8)

2010-11 Jameson Hill (10/26)

Will Freeman (11/2, 11/9)

Doug Reynolds (12/7)

2011-12 Jared Markham (10/18)

Nic Fink (10/25)

2012-13 Ty Stewart (10/23)

Matias Koski (11/13, 11/20, 12/4)

Chase Kalisz (1/8, 1/15, 1/15, 1/29)

2013-14 Taylor Dale (1/14^)

2014-15 Kevin Litherland (10/21)

Gunnar Bentz (11/11, 12/9, 1/6)

2015-16 James Guest (10/13, 11/10, 11/24)

2016-17 Javier Acevedo (10/11, 11/8, 11/15)

Walker Higgins (11/1)

2017-18 Greg Reed (10/10, 1/16)

Camden Murphy (10/24, 12/5)

2018-19 Andrew Abruzzo (11/6, 12/4, 1/29)

2019-20 Ian Grum (10/8, 1/28)

Harry Homans (10/29, 11/5)

2020-21 Jake Magahey (10/27, 11/24, 1/19, 1/26)

Luca Urlando (11/3, 11/10)

2021-22 Matthew Sates (2/1)

2022-23 Sam Powe (1/31^)

Women

2007-08 Kelsey Ditto (10/23, 1/15)

Chelsea Nauta (10/30)

2008-09 Wendy Trott (11/5, 11/17, 12/9, 1/14, 1/27)

2009-10 Jana Mangimelli (12/8)

2010-11 Melanie Margalis (11/9, 12/7, 1/18)

2011-12 Lauren Harrington (11/15, 1/11)

Maddie Locus (1/25)

2012-13 Annie Zhu (12/4, 1/8)

2013-14 Olivia Smoliga (11/5, 11/19, 11/26, 1/28)

Rachel Zilinskas (1/7)

2014-15 Kylie Stewart (10/14, 10/21, 11/4)

Meaghan Raab (2/3)

2016-17 Veronica Burchill (12/6)

2017-18 Courtney Harnish (10/10, 10/24, 12/5)

Maddie Wallis (2/6)

2018-19 Olivia Carter (11/6)

Dakota Luther (12/4)

2019-20 Zoie Hartman (10/8, 10/29, 11/26)

2020-21 Maxine Parker (11/3)

2021-22 Duné Coetzee (10/26)

Abby McCulloh (11/2)

Elsa Fretz (2/1)

2022-23 Elizabeth Isakson (1/31)

SEC Diver of the Week

Men

2004-05 Chris Colwill (1/12, 1/26)

2005-06 Chris Colwill (1/23, 1/30)

2006-07 Genya Gouzeev (1/17)

2007-08 Chris Colwill (10/23, 10/30, 11/13, 12/4, 1/15, 2/5)

2008-09 Webb Worthington (11/25)

2014-15 Ian Forlini (10/21, 11/4)

2017-18 Charlie Clifton (10/10) Ian Forlini (2/6)

2019-20 Zach Allen (11/26)

2020-21 Zach Allen (10/27)

Women

2005-06 Emily Hunter (1/23)

2007-08 Hannah Moore (12/4)

2008-09 Hannah Moore (12/9)

2009-10 Hannah Moore (12/8)

2010-11 Ann-Perry Blank (11/9)

Hannah Moore (1/25)

2012-13 Laura Ryan (10/30)

2013-14 Ann-Perry Blank (10/22, 2/4)

Laura Ryan (11/26, 1/7, 1/14)

2014-15 Olivia Ball (2/3)

2016-17 McKensi Austin (11/1)

2017-18 Madison Duvall (10/10) McKensi Austin (2/6)

2022-23 Meghan Wenzel (10/4)

^Denotes co-winner

CAPTAINS 1926 Walter Forbes 1928 Bobby Hooks 1929 John Hodgson

Tom Haynes 1931 Hamilton Lokey 1932 Fred Hodgson

Morton Hodgson

Maurice Steinberg

Asa Candler

Asa Candler

Dean Covington

Howell Ervin

John Ashford

Goodloe Erwin

Bill Waters 1941 Jimmy Hudson

Ed Dottery

1942 W.C. Lloyd

Henry Barnes

1947 Theyx Stewart

Ed Sterrett

Bill Dix

AWARDS

1976 Jessie Armstead

Bob Brown

George Lingenfelser

Veronica Stroup

1977 Diane Cerjan

Harger Hoyt

Scott Williams

1978 Jack Burton Ted Greve

1979 Cindy Bradford

Beverly Greve

Ted Greve

Harvey Humphries

Jim Jacobson 1980 Jim Jacobson

Andy Satterfield

Bill Weiss

Michelle Wilkes

1981 Gregg Ellwanger

Andy Satterfield

Cathy Scott

1982 Ann Fitzgerald

Dave Jacobson

Mark Nedza

Laura Walker

Helen Wheeler

1983 John Anerella

Ann Fitzgerald

Dave Howard

Bill Staebell

1984 John Anerella

Ignacio Ibarguen

Alison Orr

Jody Stetson

1985 Virginia Diederich

Kathleen Doolan

Lisa Geiger

Ignacio Ibarguen

Chip Johnson

1986 Louis Barnes

Virginia Diederich

Lisa Geiger

Craig Jacobi

1987 Kathy Coffin

Scott Ferrel

Kevin Greer

1988 Joe Benjamin

Margarita Cabrera

Todd Murphy

Rob Rector

1989 Randy Barber

Angie Brekke

Deanne Burnett

Lester Carrodeguas

1990 Curt Barnes

Karla Mosdell

Peter O’Sullivan

Kalli Quinn

1991 David Price

Sheila Taormina

1994 Carlton DeVooght

Paul McQuaid

Annika Nilsson

1995 Laura Adams

Heather Blackmon

Gabe Vazquez

1996 Heather Blackmon

Matthew Booth

Gabe Vazquez

Julie Weaver

1997 Bobby Brewer

Lisa Coole

Andy DeVooght

Kelly Frazier

Barry Wynn

1998 Bobby Brewer

Kara Manglitz

Michael Norment

Liesl Pimentel

1999 Wan Abdullah

Amanda Adkins

Sarah Miller

Beth Timmons

Atiba Wade

2000 Heath Edwards

Kristy Kowal

Courtney Shealy

Beau Wiebel

2010 Annie Broome

Lisa Caprioglio

Hunter Lainhart

Troyden Prinsloo

2011 Bill Cregar

Mark Dylla

Chelsea Nauta

Morgan Scroggy

2012 Michael Arnold

Peter Benner

Lauren English

Wendy Trott

2013 Kelsey Gaid

Martin Grodzki

Brett Roberson

Megan Romano

Allison Schmitt

2014 Will Freeman

Andrew Gemmell

Melanie Margalis

Shannon Vreeland

2015 Nic Fink

Jared Markham

Jordan Mattern

Shannon O’Malley

Derek Onken

2016 Hali Flickinger

Matias Koski

2001

Jud Campbell

Nicole Schrader

Jim Sellers

2002 Morgan Fleming

Marc Lindsay

Brian Scannell

Stefanie Williams

2003 Matt Brado

Stephanie Buck

Martiza Correia

Scot Davis

2004 Virginia Pate

Kyle Salyards

Linn Thorburn

Colin Underhill

2005 Samantha Arsenault

Todd Avery

Lindsey Ertter

Peter Osborn

Katie Yevak

2006 Laura Conway

Tricia Harm

Jonathan Schmidt

Peter Verhoef

2007 Kevin Hensley

Kara Lynn Joyce

Claire Maust

Andrew Taylor

Will Thorburn

2008 Nathan Bibliowicz

Elizabeth Hill

Anna Miller

Andy Flatt

Jim Poliquin

Tim Preigle

1992 Vince Giambalvo

Jeff Poppell

Paige Wilson

1993 Brady Head

Paige Wilson

Sebastien Rouault

2009 Jessica Cole

Kit French

Mikey Larmoyeux

Mhyria Miller

Aleksandra Putra

Chris Spooner

Brittany MacLean

Michael Trice

Annie Zhu

2017 Emily Cameron

Taylor Dale

Olivia Smoliga

Rachel Zilinskas

2018 Gunnar Bentz

Basil Orr

Stephanie Peters

Meaghan Raab

Kylie Stewart

2019 Blake Atmore

Veronica Burchill

Aidan Burns

Caitlin Casazza

James Guest

Jordan Stout

2022 Jillian Barczyk

Callie Dickinson

Bradley Dunham

Ian Grum

Zoie Hartman

Luca Urlando

TEAM AWARDS

Reid Patterson Most Valuable Player

In recognition of significant athletic contributions

Reid Patterson, this award was established in 1979 and named for Patterson in 1992. The award is presented annually to the most valuable male student-athlete whose outstanding performances were vital to the team during the dual meet season and postseason championships.

1979 Phil Stafford

1980 John Ward

1981 David Jacobson

1982 David Jacobson

1983 David Howard

1984 Ignacio Ibarguen

1985 Ignacio Ibarguen

1986 Louis Barnes

1987 Randy Barber

1988 Joe Benjamin

1989

Lester Carrodeguas

1990 Curt Barnes

Peter O’Sullivan 1991 Steve Mortimer 1992 Hakan Karlsson

Steve Mortimer

Robert Brewer

Allan Murray

Robert Brewer

Michael Norment

Michael Norment

Matt Buck

Kris Babylon

Robert Brewer Jud Campbell

AWARDS

Coffin-Stroup Most Valuable Player

In recognition of significant athletic contributions Kathy Coffin and Veronica Stroup, this award was established in 1980 and named for Coffin and Stroup in 1992. The award is presented annually to the most valuable female student-athlete whose outstanding performances were vital to the team during the dual meet season and postseason championships.

1980 Ann Fitzgerald

1981 Beth Cuddeback

1982 Beth Cuddeback

1983 Carol Downey

1984 Megan Bresnahan

1985 Megan Bresnahan

1986 Lisa Geiger

1987 Kathy Coffin

1988 Linda Leith

1989 Sheila Taormina

1990 Sheila Taormina

1991 Sheila Taormina

1992 Paige Wilson

1993 Paige Wilson

1994 Lisa Coole

1995 Heather Blackmon

Lisa Coole

1996 Lisa Coole

1997 Kristy Kowal

Courtney Shealy

1998 Kristy Kowal

1999 Kristy Kowal

Courtney Shealy

2000 Kristy Kowal

Courtney Shealy

2001 Martiza Correia

Stefanie Williams

2002 Maritza Correia

2003 Martiza Correia Mary DeScenza

2004 Mary DeScenza

Kara Lynn Joyce

2005 Mary DeScenza

Kara Lynn Joyce

2006 Kara Lynn Joyce

2007 Kara Lynn Joyce

2008 Anna Miller

Robert Margalis

Colwill

Sebastien Rouault

2009 Neil Versfeld

2010 Mark Dylla

2011 Billy Cregar

Mark Dylla

2012 Martin Grodzki

2013 Chase Kalisz 2014 Nic Fink

Chase Kalisz 2015 Nic Fink

Matias Koski 2016 Gunnar Bentz 2017 Gunnar Bentz Chase Kalisz 2018 Javier Acevedo Gunnar Bentz 2019 Javier Acevedo Camden Murphy 2022 Luca Urlando

2009 Morgan Scroggy

2010 Allison Schmitt

Morgan Scroggy

2011 Allison Schmitt

Morgan Scroggy

2012 Megan Romano

2013 Megan Romano

Allison Schmitt

2014 Melanie Margalis

Laura Ryan

2015 Amber McDermott

Chantal Van Landeghem

2016 Hali Flickinger

Brittany MacLean

Olivia Smoliga

2017 Olivia Smoliga

2018 Veronica Burchill

Meaghan Raab

2019 Veronica Burchill

Courtney Harnish

2022 Zoie Hartman

Alex Patterson Scholar-Athlete Award

In recognition of significant academic and athletic contributions by Alex Patterson, this award was established in 1980 and named for Patterson in 1993. The award is presented annually to the male student-athlete with the highest grade-point average for the academic year.

1980 Richard Brackett

1981 David Howard

1982 David Jacobson

1983 David Howard

1984 Ignacio Ibarguen

1985 Scott Ferre

1986 Randy Barber

1987 Marc Friedman

1988 William Giambalvo

1989 Donald Dicer

1990 Rob Woodruff

1991 Jonathan Foggin

1992 Nicolai Tvermoes

1993 Barry Wynn

1994 Carlton DeVooght

Barry Wynn

1995 Barry Wynn

1996 Andy DeVooght

1997 Barry Wynn

1998 Brandon Rocque

1999 Brandon Rocque

2000 Brian Dunham

Brandon Rocque

2001 Brian Dunham

Brandon Rocque

2002 Brian Scannell

2003 Nathan Stibrich

2004 Matt Edging

2005 Joseph Kapurch

Nathan Stibrich

2006 Joseph Kapurch

2007 Joseph Kapurch

2008 Joseph Kapurch

2009 Adam Parker

2010 Andrew Gemmell

2011 Bill Cregar

2012 Andrew Gemmell

2013 Christian Riess

Ty Stewart

2014 Derek Onken

Ty Stewart

2015 Josh Kenway

2016 Josh Kenway

2017 Jackson Ford

2018 Josh Kenway

2019 Jackson Ford James Guest

Linda Leith Scholar-Athlete Award

In recognition of significant academic and athletic contributions by Linda Leith, this award was established in 1980 and named for Leith in 1992. The award is presented annually to the female student-athlete with the highest grade-point average for the academic year.

1980 Janet Nunn

1981 Ann Fitzgerald

1982 Laura Walker

1983 Barbara Sumner

1984 Barbara Sumner

1985 Linda Leith

Laura Thomas

1986 Susan Andra

1987 Susan Andra

Linda Leith

1988 Linda Leith

1989 Deanne Burnett

1990 Sheila Taormina

1991 Sheila Taormina

1992 Sonja Leiter

1993 Sonja Leiter

Paige Wilson

1994 Laura Adams

Sonja Leiter

1995 Laura Adams

Heather Blackmon

1996 Melissa Marcinkowski

1997 Kelly Frazier

Karen Lasky

1998 Ashley LaSell

Leslie Place

1999 Leslie Place

2000 Kim Black

Jennifer Mihalik

2001 Virginia Pate

2002 Linn Thorburn

2003 Samantha Arsenault

2004 Julie Hardt

Virginia Pate

Rebecca Rose

Linn Thorburn

2005 Katie Yevak

2006 Karen Guilkey

Gretchen Schmaltz

2007 Lisa Caprioglio

Karen Guilkey

Gretchen Schmaltz

2008 Lisa Caprioglio

Kelsey Ditto

Hannah Moore

2009 Lisa Caprioglio

Kelsey Ditto

Erica Malagón

2010 Lisa Caprioglio

Hannah Moore

Michelle McKeehan

2011 Wendy Trott

2012 Wendy Trott

2013 Olivia Boggs

Chantal Van Landeghem

2014 Maddie Locus

Chantal Van Landeghem

2015 Hali Flickinger

Chantal Van Landeghem

Annie Zhu

Rachel Zilinskas

2016 Annie Zhu

Rachel Zilinskas

2017 Chantal Van Landeghem

2018 Anna McKenzie

Meaghan Raab

Jordan Stout

2019 Jordan Stout

Peter O’Sullivan Hardest Worker Award

In recognition of significant athletic contributions by Peter O’Sullivan, this award was established in 1987 and named for O’Sullivan in 1994. The award is presented annually to the hardest worker on the men’s swimming and diving team, whose dedication and commitment to the sport was instrumental to the team’s success.

1987 Randy Barber

1988 Peter O’Sullivan

1989 Peter O’Sullivan

1990 Eric Fors

1991 Jeff Poppell

1992 Carlton DeVooght

1993 Carlton DeVooght

1994 Andy DeVooght

HEADER

AWARDS

1995 Wan Abdullah Andy DeVooght

1996 Wan Abdullah

Heath Edwards

1997 Wan Abdullah

1998 Gabe Lindsey

1999 Mike Fung-A-Wing

2000 Mike Fung-A-Wing

Jake Reid

2001 Scot Davis

Kyle Salyards

2002 Robert Margalis

2003 Robert Margalis

2004 Robert Margalis

2005 Robert Margalis

2006 Sebastien Rouault

2007 Genya Gouzeev

Neil Versfeld

2008 Troyden Prinsloo

2009 Troyden Prinsloo

2010 Billy Cregar

2011 Billy Cregar

2012 Nic Fink

2013 Nic Fink

2014 Derek Onken

2015 Derek Onken

2016 Taylor Dale

Jay Litherland

2017 Taylor Dale

2018 Aidan Burns

James Guest

2019 Andrew Abruzzo

James Guest

2022 Zach Hils

Jake Magahey

Beth Cuddeback Hardest Worker Award

In recognition of significant athletic contributions by Beth Cuddeback, this award was established in 1987 and named for Cuddeback in 1994. The award is presented annually to the hardest worker on the women’s swimming and diving team, whose dedication and commitment to the sport was instrumental to the team’s success.

1987 Deanne Burnett

1988 Sheila Taormina

1989 Peggy Rothenbach

Sheila Taormina

1990 Paige Wilson

1991 Paige Wilson

1992 Christine Stephenson

1993 Laura Adams

1994 Christine Stephenson

1995 Kelly Frazier

1996 Kelly Frazier

1997 Julie Varozza

1998 Nicole Schrader

1999 Amanda Adkins

2000 Ashley Roby

2001 Kim Black

Ashley Roby

2002 Virginia Pate

2003 Sarah Poewe

2004 Haley Chura

Laura Conway

2005 Laura Conway

2006 Laura Conway

2007 Claire Maust

2008 Kelsey Ditto

Chelsea Nauta

2009 Wendy Trott

2010 Anne-Marie Botek

Wendy Trott

2011 Wendy Trott

2012 Michelle McKeehan

2013 Shannon Vreeland

2014 Brittany MacLean

2015 Hali Flickinger

2016 Hali Flickinger

Brittany MacLean

2017 Emily Cameron

Caitlin Casazza

2018 Courtney Harnish

2019 Callie Dickinson

Jordan Stout

2022 Dakota Luther

Abby McCulloh

Harvey Humphries Most Improved Award

In recognition of significant athletic contributions to the University of Georgia by Harvey Humphries, this award was established in 1995. The award is presented annually to the most improved athlete on the men’s swimming and diving team whose dedication, attitude, and performance was instrumental to the team’s success.

1995 Heath Edwards

1996 Matt Buck

1997 Beau Wiebel

1998 David Messenger

1999 Marc Lindsay

2000 John Stratman

2001 Nicolas Kintz

Randy Lam

2002 Jason Gagnon

2003 Scott Gardner

2004 Brent McAuliffe

2005 Genya Gouzeev

Jonathan Schmidt

2006 Gil Stovall

2007 Nathan Bibliowicz

2008 Chris Spooner

2009 Peter Benner

2010 Matt Bartlett

Martin Kata

2011 Martin Grodzki

2012 Michael Arnold

2013 Nic Fink

Brett Roberson

2014 Taylor Dale

2015 Jay Litherland

Michael Trice

2016 Michael Trice

2017 Clayton Forde

Basil Orr

2018 Basil Orr

2019 Walker Higgins

Kevin Miller

Billy Rothery

2022 Wesley Ng

Carol Downey Most Improved Award

In recognition of significant athletic contributions by Carol Downey, this award was established in 1995. The award is presented annually to the most improved athlete on the women’s swimming and diving team, whose dedication, attitude, and performance was instrumental to the team’s success.

1995 Kara Manglitz

1996 Amanda Adkins

1997 Liesl Pimentel

1998 Keegan Walkley

1999 Julie Varozza

2000 Maritza Correia

2001 Jamie Skinner

2002 Maritza Correia

2003 Paige Kearns

2004 Laura Conway

2005 Samantha Arsenault

Lindsey Ertter

2006 Tricia Harm

2007 Jessica Cole

Aleksandra Putra

2008 Lauren Groblewski

2009 Anne-Marie Botek

2010 Jana Mangimelli

2011 Kelsey Gaid

Megan Romano

2012 Kristen Shickora

2013 Lauren Harrington

Annie Zhu

2014 Ann-Perry Blank

2015 Emily Cameron

2016 Megan Kingsley

Meaghan Raab

2017 Chelsea Britt

2018 Sandra Scott

2019 Sofia Carnevale

Danielle Della Torre

2022 Eboni McCarty

Jeff Poppell Career Achievement and Leadership Award

In recognition of significant athletic contributions by Jeff Poppell, this award was established in 1996. The award is presented annually to the member of the men’s swimming and diving team, or women’s team prior to 2000, whose career achievements and leadership qualities set him apart from his teammates and peers.

1996 Heather Blackmon

1997 Andy DeVooght

Kelly Frazer

1998 Michael Norment

1999 Wan Abdullah

Sarah Miller

2000 Heath Edwards

2001 Mike Fung-A-Wing

2002 Brian Scannell

2003 Scot Davis

2004 Kyle Salyards

Colin Underhill

2005 Miguel Mendoza

Peter Osborn

2006 Peter Verhoef

2007 Will Thorburn

2008 Nathan Bibliowicz

Sebastien Rouault

2009 Hunter Lainhart

2010 Hunter Lainhart

2011 Mark Dylla

2012 Owen Blank

2013 Brett Roberson

2014 Will Freeman

Andrew Gemmell

2015 Nic Fink

2016 Aidan Sweeney

2017 Taylor Dale

2018 Gunnar Bentz

Basil Orr

2019 Blake Atmore

James Guest

2022 Keegan Walsh

Lisa Coole Career Achievement and Leadership Award

In recognition of significant athletic contributions by Lisa Coole, this award was established in 2000. The award is presented annually to the member of the women’s swimming and diving team whose career achievements and leadership qualities set her apart from her teammates and peers.

HEADER

AWARDS

2000 Courtney Shealy

2001 Kim Black

Nicole Schrader

2002 Stefanie Williams

2003 Stephanie Buck

Rebecca Wilson

2004 Virginia Pate

2005 Samantha Arsenault

2006 Mary DeScenza

2007 Claire Maust

2008 Elizabeth Hill

2009 Chelsea Nauta

2010 Lisa Caprioglio

2011 Chelsea Nauta

2012 Maddie Locus

Erica Malagón

Kelsey Gaid

2013 Kelsey Gaid

2014 Shannon Vreeland

2015 Olivia Boggs

2016 Annie Zhu

2017 Chantal Van Landeghem

Rachel Zilinskas

2018 Kylie Stewart

2019 Stephanie Peters

Jordan Stout

2022 Callie Dickinson

Chris Colwill Diver of the Year Award

In recognition of significant athletic and academic contributions by Chris Colwill, this award was established in 1989 and named for Colwill in 2008. The award is presented annually to the male diver, and female diver prior to 2014, whose attitude, commitment, and outstanding performance was vital to the team’s success during the season.

1989 Lee Ann Fletcher

1990 Lee Ann Fletcher

1991 Lee Ann Fletcher

1992 Ashley Henderson

1993 Jenny Orr

1994 Jenny Orr

1995 Jenny Orr

1996 Ginger Fields

Jenny Rogers

1997 Ginger Fields

Trey Hart

1998 Jud Campbell

1999 Jud Campbell

Tammy Crystal

2000 Jud Campbell

Ryan Daugherty

2001 Jud Campbell

Lauren King

2002 Todd Avery

Brooke Bassham

2003 Todd Avery

Kris Daugherty

Brooke Bassham

2004 Chris Colwill

Emily Hunter

2005 Chris Colwill

Brooke Bassham

Emily Hunter

2006 Chris Colwill

Emily Hunter

2007 Genya Gouzeev

Emily Hunter

2008 Chris Colwill

Hannah Moore

2009 Webb Worthington

Hannah Moore

2010 Owen Blank

Hannah Moore

2011 Owen Blank

Hannah Moore

2012 Ann-Perry Blank

Owen Blank

2013 Bobby Chambless

Laura Ryan

2014 Spencer Madanay

2015 Ian Forlini

2016 Ian Forlini

2017 Charlie Clifton

2018 Ian Forlini

2019 Josh Getty

2022 Nolan Lewis

Laura Ryan Diver of the Year Award

In recognition of significant athletic and academic contributions by Laura Ryan, this award was established in 2014. The award is presented annually to the female diver whose attitude, commitment, and outstanding performance was vital to the team’s success during the season.

2014 Laura Ryan

2015 Olivia Ball

2016 Olivia Ball

2017 McKensi Austin

2018 McKensi Austin

2019 McKensi Austin

2022 Meghan Wenzel

Mark Nedza Service Award

In recognition of contributions to the University of Georgia by Mark Nedza, this award was established in 2005. The award is presented annually to an individual(s) whose support has set them apart through their efforts, dedication, and support of the Georgia swimming and diving program over the years and have been vital to the team’s continued success.

2005 Mark Nedza

2006 John Wilson

2008 Randy and Martha Avery

2010 Kathleen Schmaltz

2012 Dick Hudson

2014 Lee and Mary Scott Freeman

2015 Irwin “Yutch” Stolz

2016 Glada Horvat

2017 Gary Green

2018 Alex Nichols

2019 Dan Matthews

2022 Jonathan Foggin

Performance of the Year Award

Established in 2016, the award is presented annually to a male and female student-athlete who produced the most outstanding performance of the collegiate season.

2016 Matias Koski

Olivia Smoliga

2017 Chase Kalisz

Veronica Burchill, Chantal Van Landeghem, Olivia Smoliga and Meaghan Raab

2018 Gunnar Bentz

Megan Kingsley

2019 Walker Higgins

Meryn McCann

2022 Dakota Luther

Luca Urlando

NATIONAL AWARDS

NCAA Woman of the Year

1997 Lisa Coole

2000 Kristy Kowal

2001 Kim Black

NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship

Virginia Diederich

Laura Thomas

Linda Leith

Deanne Burnett

Sheila Taormina

Paige Wilson

Sonja Leiter

Laura Adams

Heather Blackmon

Lisa Coole

Andy DeVooght

Kelly Frazer

Barry Wynn

Sarah Miller

2000 Kristy Kowal

Jennifer Mihalik

2001 Kim Black

2002 Brian Scannell

Marc Lindsay

2004 Julie Hardt

2005 Samantha Arsenault

2007 Claire Maust

2008 Karen Guilkey

2010 Lisa Caprioglio

Hunter Lainhart

2011 Mark Dylla

Chelsea Nauta

2012 Wendy Trott

2014 Andrew Gemmell

Laura Ryan

Shannon Vreeland

2015 Nic Fink

Maddie Locus

Jordan Mattern

2016 Hali Flickinger

Ty Stewart

2017 Chantal Van Landeghem

Rachel Zilinskas

2018 Gunnar Bentz

2022 Andrew Abruzzo

NCAA Top VIII / Today's Top 10

1998 Lisa Coole

2001 Kristy Kowal

2002 Kim Black

2006 Samantha Arsenault

2013 Wendy Trott

2015 Shannon Vreeland

NCAA Elite 90

2014 Ty Stewart

Chantal Van Landeghem

2015 Ty Stewart

Honda Sports Award

2006 Mary DeScenza

2007 Kara Lynn Joyce

2013 Allison Schmitt

CoSIDA Academic All-America At-Large

First Team

1987 Linda Leith

1988 Linda Leith

1989 Deanne Burnett

1991 Sheila Taormina

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AWARDS

1994 Barry Wynn

1995 Heather Blackmon

Barry Wynn

1997 Lisa Coole

Andy DeVooght

Barry Wynn

1999 Sarah Miller

2000 Kim Black

2001 Kim Black

2005 Samantha Arsenault

2009 Lisa Caprioglio

2010 Lisa Caprioglio

2011 Wendy Trott

2012 Wendy Trott

2014 Laura Ryan

2015 Nic Fink

2016 Ty Stewart

2017 Chantal Van Landeghem

Second Team

1985 Laura Thomas

1988 Laura Thomas

1996 Heather Blackmon

2001 Marc Lindsay

2002 Marc Lindsay

2004 Colin Underhill

2011 Bill Cregar

Mark Dylla

2013 Andrew Gemmell

2014 Andrew Gemmell

Shannon Vreeland

2015 Ty Stewart

2021 Courtney Harnish

Third Team

1990 Sheila Taormina

2007 Joseph Kapurch

2013 Shannon Vreeland

2014 Nic Fink

2015 Maddie Locus

Chantal Van Landeghem

CoSIDA Academic All-District At-Large

First Team

2002 Marc Lindsay

2005 Samantha Arsenault

2008 Karen Guilkey

Joseph Kapurch

2009 Lisa Caprioglio

2010 Lisa Caprioglio

2011 Bill Cregar

Mark Dylla

Wendy Trott

2012 Andrew Gemmell

Wendy Trott

2013 Andrew Gemmell

Shannon Vreeland

2014 Nic Fink

Andrew Gemmell

Laura Ryan

Ty Stewart

Shannon Vreeland

2015 Olivia Boggs

Maddie Locus

Nic Fink

Ty Stewart

Chantal Van Landeghem

2016 Ty Stewart

Rachel Zilinskas

2017 Chantal Van Landeghem

2020 Jackson Ford

2021 Courtney Harnish

2022 Callie Dickinson

Second Team 2002 Julie Hardt

2004 Colin Underhill

2006 Nathan Stibrich

2007 Claire Maust

2010 Wendy Trott

Third Team

2003 Virginia Pate

Woody Hayes National Scholar-Athlete Award

1988 Linda Leith

Arthur Ashe Sports Scholars Award

2008 Sean McDevitt

CSCAA Swimmer of the Year

Women

1999 Kristy Kowal

2000 Kristy Kowal

Courtney Shealy

2006 Kara Lynn Joyce

2007 Kara Lynn Joyce

2014 Brittany MacLean

CSCAA Diver of the Year

Men

2006 Chris Colwill

2008 Chris Colwill

Women

2014 Laura Ryan

CSCAA Swimming Coach of the Year

Women

1998 Jack Bauerle

1999 Jack Bauerle

2000 Jack Bauerle

2005 Jack Bauerle

2006 Jack Bauerle

2013 Jack Bauerle

2016 Jack Bauerle

CSCAA Diving Coach of the Year

Men

2006 Dan Laak

2008 Dan Laak

Women

2014 Dan Laak

CSCAA National Collegiate and Scholastic Swimming Trophy

1998 Jack Bauerle

CSCAA Richard Steadman Award

2011 Harvey Humphries

CSCAA Scholar All-America Team

1985 Virginia Diederich

Laura Thomas

1986 Susan Andra

Virginia Diderich

Linda Leith

1987 Susan Andra

Deanne Burnett

Linda Leith

Laura Thomas

1988

Deanne Burnett

Linda Leith

Peggy Rothenbach

Sheila Taormina

1989

Deanne Burnett

Don Dicer

Peggy Rothenbach

Sheila Taormina

1991 Malin Gustavsson

Sheila Taormina

Paige Wilson

1992 Brady Head

1993

Sonja Leiter

Christine Stephenson

Laura Adams

Carlton DeVooght

Brady Head

Sonja Leiter

Paige Wilson

Barry Wynn

1994

Laura Adams

Heather Blackmon

Lisa Coole

Andy DeVooght

Carlton DeVooght

Sonja Leiter

Melissa Marcinkowski

Matthew O'Connor

Barry Wynn

1995

Laura Adams

Heather Blackmon

Andy DeVooght

Kelly Frazer

Melissa Marcinkowski

Andrea Morrison

Barry Wynn

1996 Heather Blackmon

Lisa Coole

Andy DeVooght

Kelly Frazer

Sarah Miller

Leslie Place

1997 Lisa Coole

Andy DeVooght

Kelly Frazer

Sarah Miller

Leslie Place

Barry Wynn

1998 Alex Greenberg

Kara Manglitz

Kristy Kowal

Sarah Miller

Leslie Place

Courtney Shealy

1999

Amanda Adkins

Jud Campbell

Yoav Gath

Christine Keller

Kristy Kowal

Marc Lindsay

Sarah Miller

Chris Murray

Katie Permenter

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AWARDS

Leslie Place

2000 Kim Black

Jud Campbell

Kate Childress

Heath Edwards

Kristy Kowal

Marc Lindsay

Jennifer Mihalik

Chris Murray

Katie Permenter

Nicole Schrader

Courtney Shealy

2001 Kim Black

Jud Campbell

Kate Childress

Heath Edwards

Kristy Kowal

Marc Lindsay

Jennifer Mihalik

Chris Murray

Katie Permenter

Nicole Schrader

Courtney Shealy

2002 Caroline Burns

Julie Hardt

Christine Keller

Marc Lindsay

Virginia Pate

Brian Scannell

Linn Thorburn

2003 Samantha Arsenault

Stephanie Buck

Julie Hardt

Christie Hupman

Peter Osborn

Virginia Pate

Sarah Poewe

Linn Thorburn

2004 Samantha Arsenault

Haley Chura

Lindsey Ertter

Julie Hardt

Claire Maust

Virginia Pate

Linn Thorburn

Katie Yevak

2005 Samantha Arsenault

Haley Chura

Laura Conway

Lindsey Ertter

Erin Forster

Genya Gouzeev

Elizabeth Grams

Karen Guilkey

Tricia Harm

Emily Hunter

Christie Hupman

Melissa Klein

Claire Maust

Miguel Mendoza

Will Thorburn

Peter Verhoef

Katie Yevak

2006 Haley Chura

Jessica Cole

Laura Conway

Erin Forster

Genya Gouzeev

Lauren Groblewski

Beth Grams

Karen Guilkey

Tricia Harm

Emily Hunter

Christie Hupman

Melissa Klein

Claire Maust

Miguel Mendoza

Will Thorburn

Peter Verhoef

Katie Yevak

2007 Anne-Marie Botek

Lisa Caprioglio

Austen Carter

Haley Chura

Jessica Cole

Genya Gouzeev

Karen Guilkey

Lauren Groblewski

Hunter Lainhart

Claire Maust

Anna Miller

Aleksandra Putra

Christopher Spooner

Will Thorburn

2008 Lisa Caprioglio

Austen Carter

Lauren Cartwright

Jessica Cole

Bill Cregar

Kelsey Ditto

Mark Dylla

Lauren English

Lauren Groblewski

Karen Guilkey

Hunter Lainhart

Mikey Larmoyeux

Kelly McNichols

Hannah Moore

Chelsea Nauta

Ashley Oliver

Aleksandra Putra

2009 Anne-Marie Botek

Lisa Caprioglio

Jessica Cole

Kelsey Ditto

Mark Dylla

Abbie Fish

Hunter Lainhart

Erica Malagón

Michelle McKeehan

Hannah Moore

Aleksandra Putra

Wendy Trott

Neil Versfeld

2010

Matt Bartlett

Peter Benner

Lisa Caprioglio

Lauren Cartwright

Bill Cregar

Mark Dylla

Andrew Gemmell

Abbie Fish

Hunter Lainhart

Erica Malagón

Michelle McKeehan

Hannah Moore

Chelsea Nauta

Wendy Trott

2011

Matt Bartlett

Bill Cregar

Mark Dylla

Will Freeman

Kelsey Gaid

Michelle McKeehan

Hannah Moore

Chelsea Nauta

2012

Wendy Trott

Shannon Vreeland

Michael Arnold

Olivia Boggs

Sommers Creed

Meghan Faulkner

Nic Fink

Will Freeman

Andrew Gemmell

Lauren Harrington

Maddie Locus

Erica Malagón

Melanie Margalis

Jared Markham

Jordan Mattern

Michelle McKeehan

Anna Neumeister

Darcie O'Brien

Shannon O'Malley

Brett Roberson

Wendy Trott

Shannon Vreeland

2013

Ann-Perry Blank

Nic Fink

Hali Flickinger

Will Freeman

Kelsey Gaid

Andrew Gemmell

Maddie Locus

Melanie Margalis

Jordan Mattern

Anna Neumeister

Shannon O'Malley

Derek Onken

Courtney Peters

Laura Ryan

Ty Stewart

Kelly Thatcher

Chantal Van Landeghem

Shannon Vreeland

2014

Olivia Boggs

Taylor Dale

Nic Fink

Hali Flickinger

Andrew Gemmell

Lauren Harrington

Maddie Locus

Jared Markham

Jordan Mattern

Anna Neumeister

Shannon O'Malley

Derek Onken

Courtney Peters

Christian Riess

Laura Ryan

Ty Stewart

Chantal Van Landeghem

Courtney Weaver

Annie Zhu

Rachel Zilinskas

2015 Olivia Boggs

Powell Brooks

Nic Fink

Hali Flickinger

Lauren Harrington

Kimberlee John-Williams

Matias Koski

Maddie Locus

Jordan Mattern

Amber McDermott

Darcie O'Brien

Derek Onken

Courtney Peters

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AWARDS

Meaghan Raab

Nicholas Salyers

Ty Stewart

Aidan Sweeney

Kelly Thatcher

Chantal Van Landeghem

Courtney Weaver

Annie Zhu

Rachel Zilinskas

2016 Blake Atmore

Gunnar Bentz

Powell Brooks

Emily Cameron

Hali Flickinger

Meaghan Raab

Ty Stewart

Kelly Thatcher

Michael Trice

Courtney Weaver

Annie Zhu

Rachel Zilinskas

2017 Katherine Aikins

Gunnar Bentz

Powell Brooks

Emily Cameron

Caitlin Casazza

Madison Duvall

Clayton Forde

Allison Greene

James Guest

Megan Kingsley

Mick Litherland

John Mattern

Stephanie Peters

Meaghan Raab

Jordan Stout

Kelly Thatcher

Chantal Van Landeghem

Rachel Zilinskas

Clayton Forde

James Guest

Courtney Harnish

Caleb Harrington

Kelliann Howell

Freida Lim

Colin Monaghan

Billy Rothery

Sandra Scott

Jordan Stout

Keegan Walsh

2020 Andrew Abruzzo

Olivia Anderson

Portia Brown

Sammie Burchill

Veronica Burchill

Sofia Carnevale

Ellie Crump

Jack Dalmolin

Danielle Della Torre

Callie Dickinson

Jackson Ford

Clayton Forde

Joshua Fulcher

Lexi Glunn

Courtney Harnish

Caleb Harrington

Ananda Lim

Freida Lim

Dakota Luther

Ashley McCauley

Jordan Stout

Julia von Biberstein

Keegan Walsh

2021 Andrew Abruzzo

Javier Acevedo

Olivia Anderson

Jillian Barczyk

Mady Bragg

2018

Olivia Anderson

Blake Atmore

Alex BeMiller

Gunnar Bentz

Donna Blaum

Powell Brooks

Caitlin Casazza

Danielle Della Torre

Jackson Ford

Clayton Forde

Ian Forlini

James Guest

Jordyn Gulle

Josh Horne

Patrick Humphreys

Freida Lim

Anna McKenzie

Meaghan Raab

Billy Rothery

Sandra Scott

Kylie Stewart

Jordan Stout

2019 Andrew Abruzzo

Katherine Aikins

Olivia Anderson

Blake Atmore

McKensi Austin

Donna Blaum

Portia Brown

Veronica Burchill

Olivia Carter

Caitlin Casazza

Callie Dickinson

Gabi Fa'amausili

Portia Brown

Tommy-Lee Camblong

Ellie Crump

Callie Dickinson

Courtney Harnish

Zach Hils

Ananda Lim

Dakota Luther

Maxine Parker

Sloane Reinstein

Millie Sansome

Keegan Walsh

Meghan Wenzel

2022 Mia Abruzzo

Portia Brown

Ellie Crump

Danielle Della Torre

Callie Dickinson

Connor Haigh

Zoie Hartman

Maddie Homovich

Nolan Lewis

Charlie Logan

Dakota Luther

Ashley McCauley

Abby McCulloh

Mitchell Norton

Maxine Parker

Briana Roberson

Millie Sansome

Rachel Stege

Keegan Walsh

Meghan Wenzel

SEC ACADEMIC AWARDS

H. Boyd McWhorter SEC

Scholar-Athlete of the Year

1986 Virginia Diederich

1988 Linda Leith

1989 Deanne Burnett

1997 Andy DeVooght

2001 Kim Black

2012 Wendy Trott

2014 Shannon Vreeland

2015 Maddie Locus

SEC Postgraduate Scholarship

1991 Sheila Taormina

1994 Carlton DeVooght

1995 Laura Adams

1997 Lisa Coole

1999 Sarah Miller

2001 Kim Black

2004 Virginia Pate

2005 Samantha Arsenault

Miguel Mendoza

2007 Claire Maust

2008 Karen Guilkey

2009 Kit French

2010 Hunter Lainhart

2011 Mark Dylla

Chelsea Nauta

2014 Andrew Gemmell

Shannon Vreeland

2015 Nic Fink

Maddie Locus

2016 Ty Stewart

2017 Chantal Van Landeghem

2018 Gunnar Bentz

SEC Community Service Scholarship

2001 Nicole Schrader

2002 Brian Scannell

2003 Stephanie Buck

2004 Colin Underhill

2005 Peter Osborn

2006 Christie Hupman

2018 Megan Kingsley

2020 Walker Higgins

Jordan Stout

STATE AWARDS

Peach of an Athlete Role Model

Award

1992 Tracy Collett

1996 Lisa Coole

Andy DeVooght

1997 Lisa Coole

Andy DeVooght

2001 Kim Black

Kristy Kowal

Courtney Shealy

2002 Brian Scannell

2004 Virginia Pate

Colin Underhill

2005 Samantha Arsenault

Peter Osborn

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UGA AWARDS

Vince Dooley Male Athlete of the Year

2012 Mark Dylla

Liz Murphey Female Athlete of the Year

2011 Allison Schmitt

2013 Allison Schmitt

2014 Allison Schmitt

Dick Bestwick Award

1997 Barry Wynn

2002 Marc Lindsay

2005 Miguel Mendoza

2006 Nathan Stibrich

2007 Will Thorburn

2008 Joseph Kapurch

2015 Derek Onken

2016 Ty Stewart

2019 Blake Atmore

Marilyn Vincent Award

1984 Barbie Sumner

1987 Laura Thomas

1989 Deanne Burnett

1999 Leslie Place

2008 Karen Guilkey

2010 Lisa Caprioglio

2011 Hannah Moore

2012 Erica Malagón Wendy Trott

2017 Chantal Van Landeghem

Joel Eaves Award

1992 Jonathan Foggin

1993 Nicolai Tvermoes

1996 Barry Wynn

2000 Chris Murray Nicole Schrader

2004 Samantha Arsenault

Nathan Stibrich

2006 Joseph Kapurch

2008 Karen Guilkey 2009 Lisa Caprioglio

2010 Erica Malagón

2011 Wendy Trott

2012 Andrew Gemmell

2013 Maddie Locus

2014 Nic Fink 2015 Ty Stewart

2017 Joshua Kenway

2018 Blake Atmore

Copas Leadership Award

1997 Andy DeVooght

2002 Brian Scannell

2016 Nick Salyers

2022 Keegan Walsh

Lewis Leadership Award

1991 Sheila Taormina

1993 Paige Wilson

1995 Jenny Orr

1997 Kelly Frazer

2004 Virginia Pate

2012 Wendy Trott

Hornsby Howell Community Service Award

2001 Kim Black

2004 Brent McAuliffe

2006 Christie Hupman

2007 Claire Maust

2020 Walker Higgins

UGAAA Sportsmanship Award

2016 Brittany MacLean

UGA Alumni / Charter Scholarship

1988 Tracy Collett

Anne Pleasants

1990 Carlton DeVooght

Eric Fors

1992 Barry Wynn

1993 Lisa Coole

1998 Brian Scannell

Foundation Fellowship

1984 Linda Leith

1993 Lisa Coole

1999 Brian Dunham

2000 Marc Lindsay

2002 Beth Grams

Nathan Stibrich

2004 Joseph Kapurch

2007 Kelsey Ditto

Blue Key Honor Society

1990 Sheila Taormina

1992 Jonathan Foggin

1993 Carlton DeVooght

1995 Barry Wynn

1997 Lisa Coole

1999 Kristy Kowal

2001 Kim Black

Brandon Rocque

Courtney Shealy

2002 Brian Scannell

Marc Lindsay

2003 Virginia Pate

2004 Samantha Arsenault

2005 Peter Osborn

Nathan Stibrich

2007 Will Thorburn

2009 Hunter Lainhart

2013 Maddie Locus

Shannon Vreeland

2014 Andrew Gemmell

2016 Nick Salyers

2017 Emily Cameron

Joshua Kenway

Rachel Zilinskas

2018 Blake Atmore

2019

2020

Jordan Stout

Veronica Burchill

Jordyn Gulle

2022 Callie Dickinson

Sam Corey

Gretchen Corliss 2004-05-06-07

Maritza Correia 2000-01-02-03

Tommy Cousins 1950-51

Brandon Cover 2001-02-03-04

Dean Covington 1935-36-37

Beth Cuddeback ...................................1980-81-82-83

Alex Greenberg 1996-97-98-99

Allison Greene ......................................... 2016-17-18-19

Kevin Greer 1984-85-86-87

Bev Greve

Ted Greve

John Grider

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LETTERWINNERS

Andy Griffin 1994-95-96-97

James Griffin 1997-98-99-00

Randy Grimes ............................................................

Henry Grissino 1974-75-76-77

Lauren Groblewski 2005-06-07-08

Martin Grodzki 2010-11-12-13

Beth Grohman

Grum

Gurnett

Gustavsson

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LETTERWINNERS

Nelson

Nichols

Murray Nicol

Nicponski

Annika Nilsson 1991-92-93-94

Huxley Nixon

Grant Norgan 2019-20-21 Warren Norman ......................................... 1963-64-65 Michael Norment 1994-95-97-98

Norton

Nowell

Billy Rothery

Sébastien Rouault 2005-06-07-08

Allison Schmitt 2009-10-11-13

Nicole Schrader .................................. 1998-99-00-01

Jeanne Scholle 1984-85-86-87

Todd Schroedel

Kris Sandercock 1987-88-89

G.D. Sanders

Horace Sasser 1947-48-49-50

Andy Satterfield ................................... 1978-79-80-81

Larry Scafuti 1971

Brian Scannell 1999-00-01-02

Todd Scarborough

Dick Scarlett

Jack Schaaf

Cissy Schepens

Carson Schiller

Gretchen Schmaltz 2005-06-07

Wendy Trott ............................................ 2009-10-11-12

Rhett Turnipseed .............................................. 1949-50

Nick Tussing 1968

Jennifer Tuten 1998-99-00

Nicolai Tvermoes 1991-92-93-94

David Tyre 1954

Petter Ulvestad 1980-81

Colin Underhill 2001-02-03-04

Luke Upchurch 2012

Luca Urlando 2021-22

Viki van den Barselaar 2000-01-02

Chantal Van Landeghem 2013-14-15-17

Clint Van Welde ................................................ 1983-84

Julie Varozza 1996-97-98-99

Dalton Vaux 2017-18

Gabe Vazquez 1993-94-95-96

John Ventulett 1931-32

Tom Ventulett 1929-30

Rosie Verderber ....................................................... 1994

Peter Verhoef ..................................... 2003-04-05-06

Nicole Vernon 2012-13-14-15

Neil Versfeld 2006-07-09

Ted Vetter 1934-35

Adam Vicarro 2003

Guy Victor 1985-86

William Vinson....................................................1956-57

Bill Volk 1949-50

Arie Voloschin 2022

Julia von Biberstein 2018-19-20-21

Shannon Vreeland 2011-12-13-14

Atiba Wade ............................................1996-97-98-99

Bobby Walderman 1968

Fraser Walker 1994

Heidi Walker 1991-92-93

Laura Walker 1980-81-82

Phyllis Walker 1981-82-83

Keegan Walkley .................................. 1998-99-00-01 Jordan Wallace

Jeff Walling

Maddie Wallis

Keegan Walsh 2019-20-21-22

Mike Walsh 1962-63-64

Bill Walters ................................................... 1938-39-40

Richard Wammock 1961

Christopher Ward 2006-07

Doug Ward

Linton Zachary 1937-38

Fernando Zagaceta 1995-96-97-98

Eric Zettlemoyer ...................................................... 1979

Annie Zhu .................................................. 2013-14-15-16

Rachel Zilinskas 2014-15-16-17

Amy Zimmer 1989

Alex Watson ....................................................2010-11-12

Don Watson 1969-70-71-72

Logan Watson-Brown