2021-22 Penn State Men's Swimming and Diving Media Guide

Seventh (Southern Connecticut State ’06) Nonnenberg

First Season (Alabama ’18) Austin Pillado Season (Davis & Elkins ’17) Emily Lundstrom Season (South Dakota ’18) Coach Rebecca Stafford Season (Youngstown State ’17) Ogburn (Mobile ’17) LION HISTORY Top Times Ten Championship Review Big Ten Champions Ten Championship History Championship History State Records Top Times Record Chronology Ten/Academic Awards Awards Honors Results History

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Hometown/High School Baganha, Victor Free/Back/IM/Fly Fr Belo Horizonte, Brazil/N/A Brewer, Zach Free So Winter Garden, Fla /Bishop Moore Catholic Byrne, Lachlan Back/Free Jr Brisbane, Australia/Brisbane Boys College Castano, Gabriel Free Sr + Allentown, Pa /Allentown Central Catholic Cey, Jonah Diving Sr Saskatoon, Saskatchewan/Aden Bowman Collegiate Challis, Mikey Breast/IM Jr State College, Pa /State College Area Chenot, Devon Free/Fly Sr Carlisle, Pa /Carlisle Clough, Andrew Free/Back/Breast/Fly/IM Fr East Amherst, N Y /Williamsville East Cochrane, MIles Free/Breast/IM Fr South Burlington, Vt /South Burlington Daly, Michael IM/Back/Fly Sr Pearl River, N Y /Pearl River Deckman, Jacob Free/Back/IM/Fly Gr Mechanicsburg, Pa /Cumberland Valley Deppen, Jack Free/Back/Fly Fr North Wales, Pa /The Haverford School Doyle, Ben Breast/Free/Fly/IM So Exton, Pa /Downingtown STEM Academy Folger, Samuel Free/Fly Fr North Chelmsford, Mass /Shirley Regional Harvey, Jack Free/Back Fr Hamilton, Bermuda/Warwick Academy Houck, Jacob Free/Fly/Back So Mount Joy, Pa /Donegal Hurley, Tommy Free/Fly So Baltimore, Md /Boys’ Latin School of Maryland Kosanovich, Branko Fly/Free So Elmhurst, Ill /North Allegheny Krabbe, Logan Diving Sr Overland Park, Kan /Shawnee Mission West Lulek, William IM Sr Stockholm, Sweden/Young Business Creatives Neuman, Aiden Free Fr Canton, Ohio/Jackson Oberle, Jacob Back/Fly/Free So Henrico, Va /Mills E Godwin Oliveira De Moraes, Eduaro Free Fr Belo Horizonte, Brazil/N/A Radzikowski, Henry Free So. Haymarket, Va./Battlefield Raisanen, Daniel Breast Jr Taby, Sweden/Taby Sim Rennard, Sam Distance/IM Jr Red Bank, N J /Christian Brothers Academy Roberson, William Free/Back Sr + Fulshear, Texas/Foster Sullivan, Kevin Diving Jr Downers Grove, Ill /Downers Grove North Sutton, Zane Free Jr Bentonville, Ark /Bentonville Vasquez, Carlos Fly/Free Sr Fort Lauderdale, Fla /St Thomas Aquinas Wise, Calvin IM/Breast/Fly So Enon, Ohio/Greenon Zwijacz, Zac Free/Fly Sr Saratoga Springs, N Y /Saratoga Springs SWIMMING AND DIVING ROSTER

Name Event(s) Yr.

Head Coach: Tim Murphy (Ninth Season)

Associate Head Coach: Steve Barnes (Ninth Season)

Assistant Coach: Mia Nonnenberg (First Season)

Volunteer Asst. Coach: Emily Lundstrom (Fourth Season)

Director of Operations: Demetris Ogburn (First Season)

Diving Coach: Jeff DiNicola (Fourth Season)

Associate Head Coach: Matt Hurst (Seventh Season)

Assistant Coach: Austin Pillado (First Season)

Graduate Asst. Coach: Rebecca Stafford (Second Season)

2021-22 MEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING SCHEDULE

October 9 NAVY UNIVERSITY PARK, PA 12 p m 16 at West Virginia Morgantown, W.Va. 11 a.m. 29-30 vs. Ohio State/Indiana/ Columbus, Ohio TBA Virginia Tech

November 6 BLOOMSBURG UNIVERSITY PARK, PA TBA 18-20 at NC State Invitational Greensboro, N.C. TBA

January 7 at Army West Point West Point, N.Y. TBA 21-22 at Virginia Tech Blacksburg, Va. TBA 28 VILLANOVA (Senior Day) UNIVERSITY PARK, PA . TBA

February 23-26 Big Ten Championships West Lafayette, Ind. TBA March 23-26 NCAA Championships Atlanta, Ga. TBA

All Times Eastern HOME MEETS BOLD Home meets at

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Roberson (50 free) also represented Penn State while Maddie Cooke, Maddie Hart, Schobel and Ally McHugh competed for a chance to complete on the women’s side.

The Nittany Lions have been successful in the classroom as well, with the Nittany Lion women surpassing a 3.0 team grade point average for 20-straight semesters and the men doing the same over the last 10 semesters. Individually, 200 have earned recognition from the CSCAA as Scholar All-Americans or honorable mention All-Americans. The 2020-21 academic year produced a total of 42 Academic All-Big Ten accolades with both teams hitting high-water marks as the women had a program single-year best 26 honorees and the men tied a single-year best with 16 earning honors. The women’s team led all Penn State athletics teams with 18 honorees in 2020-21 with five on the men’s side.

Nittany Lions earned the 2016-17 and 2017-18 Penn State women’s Big Ten Postgraduate Scholarships with swimmer Casey Francis earning the prestigious honor in 2017 and diver McKayla Mawn doing the same in 2018.

Tim Murphy, beginning his ninth season of at the helm of the Penn State men’s and women’s swimming and diving programs in 2021-22, guided the Nittany Lions back to competition in 2020-21 after the COVID-19 pandemic abruptly canceled the remainder of the 2020 postseason.

The Nittany Lions jumped right back into preparations and into the water, posting milestones of success with four school records, 18 top-10 times, dozens of personal bests and the program’s 21st Big Ten champion in Daly (400 IM). In back-to-back years, at least five Penn State competitors have qualified for the NCAA Championships, with seven who would have represented the Nittany Lions in the 2020 NCAA Championships.

Penn State scored points in the NCAA Championships for the ninthstraight year in 2020-21 and have placed in the top 30 at NCAAs in five of the last seven years. Six Nittany Lion swimmers (5 men, 1 woman) and a men’s diver competed in the 2020-21 postseason. The five men earned All-America honorable-mention honors as Daly and the 200 free relay team of Gabe Castano, Will Roberson, Jake Houck and Zane Sutton set a Penn State record and finished 13th.

Two podium finishes, including a first Big Ten Champion in the 400 IM, were highlights for the Nittany Lion men at the conference championships, posting 14 top-16 finishes. In addition to Daly’s Big Ten victory in the 400 IM for a personal best and school record, he finished fifth in the 200 backstroke and seventh in the 100 back. Will Roberson earned a silver medal leading three Nittany Lions among the top eight in the 50 freestyle with Houck taking sixth and Castano eighth.

Marie Schobel, who became the first Penn State women’s swimmer to advance to B final of the U.S. Olympic Trials in the 100 back, scored 42 points at the Big Ten Championship and qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 100 and 200 back events. She finished 22nd in the 100 back and 39th in the 200 back.

Murphy has coached three NCAA medalists earning five medals, including 2016 Olympian Shane Ryan’s silver (2014) and bronze (2015) medal performances in the men’s 100 back, Ally McHugh’s silver (2018) and gold (2019) in the women’s mile and Hector Garcia Boissier’s silver in the 1-meter dive (2019). They have also captured one relay and nine individual Big Ten Championships as Daly added to that total with Penn State’s first conference crown in the 400 IM in 2021.

In 23 seasons as an NCAA Division I head coach, Murphy has seen 49 studentathletes earn All-America honors on 129 occasions, with 31 of those garnering first-team All-America honors 75 times. He has watched his contingents bring home 107 individual league championships and 32 relay titles, winning at least five individual or relay championships on 13 occasions.

Three Nittany Lions competed in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Gabe Castano competed in the 50 freestyle for Mexico. Melissa Rodriguez raced in the 100 and 200 Breaststroke events for Mexico. Shane Ryan, competing in his second Olympic games, raced in the 800 freestyle relay and 100 butterfly events for Ireland as part of Ireland’s first men’s relay in the Olympics since 1979. Ryan set an Ireland record with a time of 52.52, a personal best, in the 100 butterfly.

Murphy was designated as a U.S. National Team coach prior to the 2017-18 and 2018-19 seasons. The next summer, in 2019, five different Nittany Lions totaled 11 Olympic Trials cuts, led by Daly’s five, and Castano earned a bronze medal at the Pan-Am Games. Daly competed in three events (400 IM, 200 free, 200 back), finishing seventh in the 400 IM in the U.S. Olympic Trials, held in summer of 2021 after the COVID-19 pandemic delayed the Tokyo Olympic Games for a year. Hayden Harlow (200 IM), Jake Houck (50 free) and Will

Murphy’s NCAA qualifiers shined once again at the 2020 Big Ten Championships with highlighted by Daly who finished with three top-five finishes after winning silver in the 200 back, fourth in the 400 IM, and fifth in the 500 free. In addition, Olympic hopeful Gabe Castano placed second in the 50 free after swimming the nation’s fifth-fastest time. On the women’s side, Maddie Hart finished with two top-eight times with a third-place finish in the 100 fly and a sixth-place finish in the 100 back, and Schobel swam for ninth in both the 100 and 200 back. The men’s 200 free relay team composed of Castano, Will Roberson, Juliusz Gosieniecki, and Austin Wilson also qualified.

The 2018-19 season was highlighted by the Penn State women’s program’s first individual NCAA National Championship, as Ally McHugh won gold in the mile. McHugh also broke her own record in the 400 IM to lead Penn State to a top-30 finish at NCAAs, and she won the Big Ten mile championship. On the men’s side, Hector Garcia Boissier became Penn State’s highest-finishing diver, with a silver medal at NCAAs, while swimmers Michael Daly and Gabe Castano stood out with Daly earning a new school record in the mile and Castano placing 17th in the 50 free.

Several Nittany Lions have distinguished themselves on the international stage during Murphy’s Penn State tenure. Shane Ryan posted the best finish by a Penn State men’s swimmer at the Olympics in 2016 and became the first to advance out of the preliminaries, placing 16th in the 100m back. Competing for Ireland, Ryan was just the second from the Penn State men’s side to compete in the Olympics and the first since 2004. He went on to compete in the 2017 FINA World Championships and earned gold in the 50m back at the World University games. Ryan has added three bronze medals in the 50 back in the 2018 World Championships and the 2018 and 2019 European Championships to his haul. Ryan also competed at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics in the 100 Butterfly and 800 Freestyle Relay events.

The mentoring of McHugh to National Champion status has been one of the highlights of Murphy’s tenure. She won a silver medal in the 400 IM at the 2017 Big Ten Championships and improved at the NCAA Championships, cracking the top 16 in both the 400 IM and mile. She then made her presence known at the U.S. National Championships with four top-12 finishes, highlighted by fourth-place efforts in the 400m IM and 1500m freestyle, thus earning a trip to the World University Games with Team USA. There, she silvered in the 400m IM and 4x200m Free events.

McHugh shattered Penn State’s 400 IM and 500, 1000 and 1650 freestyle records en route to her first Big Ten and NCAA medals. McHugh took gold in the mile and silver in the 400 IM at Big Tens, and then won silver in the mile at NCAAs. She followed that with a U.S. National Championship in the 400m IM. She advanced to the finals of the 2020 U.S. Olympic Trials in the 400 IM in a session that featured four of the fastest times in the world, she placed fifth.

Murphy has also overseen a resurgence for Penn State diving, now working with diving coach Jeff DiNicola. Hector Garcia Boissier, a 2019 graduate, reached the NCAA Championships in all four seasons, highlighted by a second-place finish in the 1-meter at the 2019 NCAA Championships. Garcia broke all of Penn State’s diving records and ranked as an honorable mention All-American five times. Kevin Sullivan competed at the NCAA Championships in 2021, looking to continue the progress.

In 2017-18, growth was the theme for the pair of young squads. According to SwimSwam.com the Penn State women were the most improved major conference team at a conference championship for the year. On the men’s side, the Nittany Lion men’s swimmers posted 47 career-best times during the Big Ten Championships, and 18 of the 25 who traveled to the meet scored.

In his first season in 2013-14, Murphy led both the men’s and women’s

In his first season in 2013-14, Murphy led both the men’s and women’s programs to top-20 finishes at the 2014 NCAA Championships and top-five finishes at the Big Ten Championships, marking one of the most successful seasons in school history for either program. A total of 20 school records were broken throughout the season, including nine for the men’s team and 11 for the women’s squad. Penn State sent 19 swimmers to the 2014 NCAA Championships, where the Nittany Lion men placed 17th and the women finished 18th. Of the seven men and 12 women who competed at the national meet, 12 received College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) honorable mention All-America recognition while sophomores Shane Ryan and Alyson Ackman claimed first team All-America accolades for their efforts.

The men’s 17th-place finish at the NCAA National Championships counts as the fifth-best in program history while the squad’s total of 72.5 points is the second most by any Nittany Lion team. With their 42-point, 18th-place performance, the women’s team turned in the fifth-most points and fourthhighest finish in school history.

Murphy, named the head coach for the Penn State programs on August 12, 2013, and is Penn State’s seventh coach in men’s history and the fifth coach for the women’s program. He spent the previous 15 seasons, from 1998-2013, as Harvard’s men’s head coach.

During his time with the Crimson, Murphy compiled a 122-11 dual meet record and captured six Eastern Intercollegiate Swimming League titles. He posted seven undefeated dual meet seasons and brought three top-20 recruiting classes to Cambridge, Massachusetts, during his final three seasons. His 2012-13 recruits were ranked as the nation’s No. 10 recruiting class by CollegeSwimming.com.

At the time of his arrival to Penn State, Murphy’s swimmers owned 13 Harvard school records, four of the five relays marks and almost 80 percent of the top-10 marks in Crimson history. He saw seven of his student-athletes earn Academic All-Ivy League and his 2006 squad earned the College Swimming Coaches Association of American Academic Team Award.

Eighteen different Crimson student-athletes earned All-America honors on 72 occasions, with 14 garnering first team All-American honors 44 times. Murphy watched as his contingent brought home 97 individual league championships and 31 relay titles, winning at least five individual or relay championships on 13 occasions. During his tenure, the Crimson won at least 10 individual/relay titles at six league championships.

He saw 63 swimmers or divers earn first team All-Ivy League on 251 different occasions, along with numerous second team All-Ivy League picks. Alex Meyer finished 10th at the 2012 Olympic Games in the 10K Marathon event and is an Open Water World Champion in the 25K event.

Murphy was appointed as the head Olympic coach for the men’s open water team at the 2012 Olympic Games and serves on the OIOC committee for USA Swimming. He has placed athletes on Olympic, World University, Pan-Pacific and Pan-American teams, including Meyer, who was named the 2011 Fran Crippen Memorial Male Open Water Swimmer of the Year by USA Swimming.

Murphy, who served as an assistant men’s coach at the 2009 World University Games in Belgrade, Serbia, also worked as an assistant at the 2001 World University Games in Beijing, China, and at the 1993 World Short Course Championships. He was also a member of the Open Water Staff at the 1998 World Championships in Australia.

Before his arrival at Harvard, Murphy served as the head coach of the nationally renowned Wilton YMCA Wahoos in Wilton, Connecticut, for 13 years. He led the Wahoos to seven national championships and was named the YMCA National Coach of the Year in 1989. Murphy also garnered Connecticut Swimming Coaches Association Coach of the Year honors in 1988 and 1998.

Murphy graduated from West Chester (Pa.) University in 1979 with a bachelor’s degree in health and physical education from. He also earned his master’s degree in physical education from West Chester in 1988. Murphy was inducted into the West Chester Hall of Fame in 2012.

The 2021-22 season marks Jeff DiNicola’ s fourth as the Penn State diving coach. His tenure has already included highest-finishing diver in the men’s programs history and broken two of three broken school records on the women’s side.

DiNicola has guided several individuals to the NCAA Championships during his career as a collegiate diving coach and has had athletes at the three of the last four NCAA Championships years that were held.

DiNicola’ s first season in Happy Valley was highlighted by the individual success of Hector Garcia Boissier claiming a silver finish on one meter, and his first NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships medal.

Garcia Boissier became the second diver in Penn State history to qualify for the NCAA Championships in all four years of his career and the highestfinishing diver in school history at NCAAs with his All-American and medalwinning 1-meter performance. It capped an impressive year that included a second-place score on the 1-meter at the NCAA Championships, a pair of fourth-place finishes at the Big Ten Championships, fourth on the 3-meter at the ACC-Big Ten Challenge two Big Ten Diver of the Week Awards and wins in 13 out of 16 events entered in dual meets. Additionally, fellow senior Jack Crow qualified for the NCAA Championships for the first time since his freshman year and Crowell led the women’s team, earning Big Ten Diver of the Week honors during the season.

In his second season as Penn State’s diving coach, DiNicola coached senior Christina Crowell and sophomore Sierra Shurts to historic performances at the 2020 Big Ten Championships in Iowa City. Crowell placed 12th overall in the 3-meter, which was the highest-place finish for a Penn State women’s diver since 2004. Shurts placed 19th in the platform, making her the first Penn State women’s diver to score at Big Ten Championships in the event in at least 13 years. Additionally, Crowell achieved the Penn State women’s diving 1-meter and platform record, which was also broken by Shurts and freshman Wei Wei earlier in the season.

DiNicola led freshman Kevin Sullivan, and three others to NCAA Zones qualifications. Sullivan qualified for the 1-meter finals alongside junior Bryce Hoch. Sullivan finished 14th overall in the 1-meter and Hoch finished 17th. Sophomore Sierra Shurts led the team in the platform, finishing 10th followed by Hoch finishing in 11th.

Arriving at Penn State for the 2018-19 season, DiNicola brought a wealth of major conference coaching experience with previous stints at Arkansas, Nebraska, New Mexico, Missouri State, and he spent the previous year-and-ahalf with the Mustangs in the Sun diving team in Dallas, Texas. He served as the Arkansas diving coach for three seasons from 2013-16 and coached the Razorbacks’ first NCAA qualifier since 2008. In 2014, DiNicola had 100 percent Zone qualification for all his divers and had two divers achieve career bests at the NCAA Zone Diving Championships.

DiNicola coached at Nebraska from 2003-05, coaching multiple NCAA Zone Diving Championship divers and an NCAA qualifier in 2005. He also coached at New Mexico from 2000-03, building the university’s first diving program in five years. DiNicola was named Mountain West Conference Diving Coach of the Year in 2003 and placed divers at the NCAA Zone Diving Championships in each of his three seasons. In his first year of college coaching, he was also Diving coach of the year for the Mountain West Conference in 2000.

DiNicola has a wife Vanessa of 19 years, a son Talan (15) and a daughter Taryn (12).

The 2021-22 season marks Steve Barnes’ ninth year with the Penn State men’s and women’s swimming and diving programs and third as the associate head coach following six years as an assistant coach.

Barnes joined the staff along with head coach Tim Murphy in 2013, and the Nittany Lions have seen continued success under their guidance.

Both the men’s and women’s teams have scored at the NCAA Championships each year the competition took place and both teams have placed in the Top 30 at NCAAs in five out of seven Championships. During Barnes’ tenure, two medalists have earned four medals at the NCAA Championships, including 2016 Olympian Shane Ryan’s silver (2014) and bronze (2015) medal performances in the men’s 100 backstroke and Ally McHugh’s silver (2018) and gold (2019) in the women’s mile. In total, 31 Penn State student-athletes have earned AllAmerica honors on 87 occasions, with 14 of those earning 18 first-team nods. They have also captured one relay and eight individual Big Ten Championships.

Three Nittany Lions competed in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Gabe Castano competed in the 50 freestyle for Mexico. Melissa Rodriguez raced in the 100 and 200 Breaststroke events for Mexico. Shane Ryan, competing in his second Olympic games, raced in the 800 freestyle relay and 100 butterfly events for Ireland as part of Ireland’s first men’s relay in the Olympics since 1979. Ryan set an Ireland record with a time of 52.52, a personal best, in the 100 butterfly.

In 2020-21, The Nittany Lions jumped right back into preparations and into the water, posting milestones of success with four school records, 18 top10 times, dozens of personal bests and the program’s 21st Big Ten champion in Daly (400 IM). In back-to-back years, at least five Penn State competitors have qualified for the NCAA Championships, with seven who would have represented the Nittany Lions in the 2020 NCAA Championships.

Penn State scored points in the NCAA Championships for the ninthstraight year in 2020-21. Six Nittany Lion swimmers (5 men, 1 woman) and a men’s diver competed in the 2020-21 postseason. The five men earned AllAmerica honorable-mention honors as Daly and the 200 free relay team of Gabe Castano, Will Roberson, Jake Houck and Zane Sutton set a Penn State record and finished 13th.

Two podium finishes, including a first Big Ten Champion in the 400 IM, were highlights for the Nittany Lion men at the conference championships, posting 14 top-16 finishes. In addition to Daly’s Big Ten victory in the 400 IM for a personal best and school record, he finished fifth in the 200 backstroke and seventh in the 100 back. Will Roberson earned a silver medal leading three Nittany Lions among the top eight in the 50 freestyle with Houck taking sixth and Castano eighth.

Marie Schobel, who became the first Penn State women’s swimmer to advance to B final of the U.S. Olympic Trials in the 100 back, scored 42 points at the Big Ten Championship and qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 100 and 200 back events. She finished 22nd in the 100 back and 39th in the 200 back.

The 2019-20 season marked the improvement and stand out performances of senior Maddie Hart, junior Maddie Cooke, sophomore Marie Schobel and sophomore Daniel Raisanen, who all trained under Barnes. Hart swam for the Penn State women’s swimming record in the 200 back (1:53.37) at the 2020 Big Ten Championships, as well as climbing the school’s top times list in several other events, as she Hart placed fourth in the 200 back, third in the 100 fly (51.80) and sixth in the 100 back (52.78). Raisanen broke a school record in the men’s 200 breast (1:55.73). Schobel entered the school’s top-four in the 200 back (1:55.06) and 100 back (52.69). Zac Zwijacz became the second-fastest performer in school history in the men’s 200 fly (1:44.34).

The 2018-19 season was highlighted by the Penn State women’s program’s first individual NCAA National Championship, as Ally McHugh won gold in the mile. McHugh also broke her own record in the 400 IM to lead Penn State to a top-30 finish at NCAAs, and she won the Big Ten mile championship.

On the men’s side Michael Daly and Gabe Castano stood out at the NCAA Championships with Daly earning a new school record in the mile and Castano

placing 17th in the 50 free. Over the summer, five different Nittany Lions totaled 11 Olympic Trials cuts, led by Daly’s five, and Castano earned a bronze medal at the Pan-Am Games.

In 2017-18, growth was the theme for a pair of young squads. According to SwimSwam.com the Penn State women were the most improved major conference team at a conference championship for the year, while McHugh claimed her first Big Ten Championships with gold in the mile, followed by a runner-up placing in the same event at the NCAA Championships. On the men’s side, the Nittany Lion men’s swimmers posted 47 career-best times during the Big Ten Championships, and 18 of the 25 that traveled to the meet scored.

In 2016-17, McHugh’s emergence, the return of Ryan following a year in Ireland to train for the Olympics boards were the highlights. McHugh was one of three NCAA qualifiers for the women, while Ryan represented the men. Ryan’s impact was felt at the Big Ten Championships where he earned a medal of each color, and he went on to become a three-time All-American in the 100 backstroke. Ryan concluded his career at Penn State with three individual school records, three relay records, two NCAA medals, four All-America nods and three honorable mention All-America honors.

In 2015-16, 10 Lions qualified for the NCAA Women’s Swimming Championships and led Penn State to its third consecutive top-25 finish. Six swimmers earned a combined 10 All-America honorable mention honors. The men’s swimming team was short-handed as its top swimmer, Shane Ryan, spent the academic year training for the 2016 Rio Olympics in Ireland. Ryan became the first Nittany Lion men’s swimmer to advance out of the preliminaries and the highest finishing in program history by placing 16th in the 100m back. Ryan’s mere participation was historic for the Penn State swimming program as he became the second from the men’s side to compete in the Olympics and the first since the 2004 games in Athens.

In 2014-15, Penn State sent a combined total of 17 swimmers to the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships. On the men’s side, Nate Savoy concluded his Nittany Lion with a pair of honorable mention All-America honors, while Ryan claimed first-team All-America honors and a Big Ten Championship. On the women’s side, the 800 freestyle relay team garnered first-team All-America honors, and Alyson Ackman and Carolyn Fittin garnered a combined three honorable mention All-American honors to lead the women to their second-straight top-20 finish.

In his first season with the program in 2013-14, Barnes helped a squad that had a total of 20 Penn State program records broken, including nine for the men’s team and 11 for the women’s squad. PSU sent 19 swimmers to the 2014 NCAA Championships, where the Nittany Lion men placed 17th and the women finished 18th. Of the seven men and 12 women who competed at the national meet, 12 received CSCAA (College Swimming Coaches Association of America) honorable mention All-America recognition while Ryan and Ackman claimed first team All-America accolades for their efforts.

Barnes came to Penn State after spending the previous four seasons as the head coach of the Wabash College swimming and diving program.

Under Barnes’ leadership, the Wabash team finished fourth at the 2013 North Coast Athletic Conference Men’s Swimming and Diving Championship Meet. Competing against some of the top programs in the nation such as Kenyon and Denison, his Little Giants produced three school records. In 2012, three freshmen made it to the finals at the NCAC Championships. Barnes led the 2010-11 and 2009-10 Little Giant team to back-to-back third-place finishes at the NCAC Men’s Championship meet and sent two swimmers each season to compete at the NCAA Nationals. Both swimmers, David Birrer and Evan Rhinesmith, went on to win All-America honors at the 2011 NCAA Division III Swimming and Diving Championships.

Before his time at Wabash, Barnes spent three seasons at Kalamazoo College as an assistant coach. During his three year span, the Hornets set an NCAA record, 39 school records, 36 individual and relay conference titles, 17 conference records, 59 NCAA “B” cuts and 16 NCAA “A” cuts, and nine individual top-eight finishes at the at the NCAA Nationals. After serving two seasons as the assistant coach of the Kalamazoo College men’s and women’s swimming program, he was named interim head coach from January through March of 2008 during head coach Kathy Milliken’s maternity leave.

A 2005 graduate of Ithaca College, Barnes was a four-time All-American and team MVP for the Bombers. Barnes was a 2005 ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-America honoree and was selected as the Ithaca College Athlete of the Year from 2002-05. He earned Scholar All-America honors from the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) four consecutive years. Barnes holds the Ithaca records in the 500, 1000 and 1650 freestyle races, and was part of the record-setting 800-yard freestyle relay team.

Barnes earned his master’s degree in exercise science from Ithaca in 2006, while working as an assistant coach for the Bombers. He was responsible for dry land training and weightlifting programs for the team in addition to coordinating.

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finished with 10 all-time top times in Penn State history.

Additionally, the women had a stand-out year after swimming for six alltime top times in school history and breaking a school record in the 200 medley relay (1:37.09). Maddie Cooke reached the championship final at the Big Ten Championship in the 50 free and scored in the 100 breast paired with Abbie Amdor who scored in the 50 and 100 free. Both Olivia Jack and Madison Ledwith scored in one event each at the B1G Championships.

His swimmers also saw victories in the classroom earning CSCAA Scholar All-American and Honorable Mention awards paired with Academic All Big Ten and Big Ten Distinguished Scholar accolades.

The 2021-22 season marks the first year of Matt Hurst’s tenure as an associate head coach, and his seventh year overall, on the Nittany Lions’ Swimming & Diving staff. Both the Penn State men’s and women’s teams have scored at the NCAA Championships each year of his tenure with a total of 25 swimmers qualifying.

Both the men’s and women’s teams have scored at the NCAA Championships each year the competition took place and both teams have placed in the Top 30 at NCAAs in five out of seven Championships. During Barnes’ tenure, two medalists have earned four medals at the NCAA Championships, including 2016 Olympian Shane Ryan’s silver (2014) and bronze (2015) medal performances in the men’s 100 backstroke and Ally McHugh’s silver (2018) and gold (2019) in the women’s mile. In total, 31 Penn State student-athletes have earned All-America honors on 87 occasions, with 14 of those earning 18 first-team nods. They have also captured one relay and eight individual Big Ten Championships.

Three Nittany Lions competed in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Gabe Castano competed in the 50 freestyle for Mexico. Melissa Rodriguez raced in the 100 and 200 Breaststroke events for Mexico. Shane Ryan, competing in his second Olympic games, raced in the 800 freestyle relay and 100 butterfly events for Ireland as part of Ireland’s first men’s relay in the Olympics since 1979. Ryan set an Ireland record with a time of 52.52, a personal best, in the 100 butterfly.

In 2020-21, The Nittany Lions jumped right back into preparations and into the water, posting milestones of success with four school records, 18 top-10 times, dozens of personal bests and the program’s 21st Big Ten champion in Daly (400 IM). In back-to-back years, at least five Penn State competitors have qualified for the NCAA Championships, with seven who would have represented the Nittany Lions in the 2020 NCAA Championships.

Penn State scored points in the NCAA Championships for the ninth-straight year in 2020-21. Six Nittany Lion swimmers (5 men, 1 woman) and a men’s diver competed in the 2020-21 postseason. The five men earned All-America honorable-mention honors as Daly and the 200 free relay team of Gabe Castano, Will Roberson, Jake Houck and Zane Sutton set a Penn State record and finished 13th.

Two podium finishes, including a first Big Ten Champion in the 400 IM, were highlights for the Nittany Lion men at the conference championships, posting 14 top-16 finishes. In addition to Daly’s Big Ten victory in the 400 IM for a personal best and school record, he finished fifth in the 200 backstroke and seventh in the 100 back. Will Roberson earned a silver medal leading three Nittany Lions among the top eight in the 50 freestyle with Houck taking sixth and Castano eighth.

Marie Schobel, who became the first Penn State women’s swimmer to advance to B final of the U.S. Olympic Trials in the 100 back, scored 42 points at the Big Ten Championship and qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 100 and 200 back events. She finished 22nd in the 100 back and 39th in the 200 back.

During the season the men’s team found success highlighted by 2021 Olympic hopeful Gabe Castano who qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 50 free (19.06) after winning silver at the Big Ten Championships and ranking as the fifth fastest in the nation for the event. Although the tournament was cancelled because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the 200 free relay team consisting of Castano, Juliusz Gosieniecki, Austin Wilson, and William Roberson were also supposed to compete after breaking a school record in the event at the Big Ten Championships (1:17.38). Castano, Roberson, and Gosieniecki all earned CSCAA All-American awards for their season performance. The men

The 2018-19 season was highlighted by the Penn State women’s program’s first individual NCAA National Championship, as Ally McHugh won gold in the mile. McHugh also broke her own record in the 400 IM to lead Penn State to a top-30 finish at NCAAs, and she won the Big Ten mile championship. On the men’s side Michael Daly and Gabe Castano stood out at the NCAA Championships with Daly earning a new school record in the mile and Castano placing 17th in the 50 free. Over the summer, five different Nittany Lions totaled 11 Olympic Trials cuts, led by Daly’s five, and Castano earned a bronze medal at the Pan-Am Games.

In 2017-18, growth was the theme for a pair of young squads. According to SwimSwam.com the Penn State women were the most improved major conference team at a conference championship for the year, while McHugh claimed her first Big Ten Championships with gold in the mile, followed by a runner-up placing in the same event at the NCAA Championships. On the men’s side, the Nittany Lion men’s swimmers posted 47 career-best times during the Big Ten Championships, and 18 of the 25 that traveled to the meet scored.

In 2016-17, McHugh’s emergence, the return of Shane Ryan following a year in Ireland to train for the Olympics boards were the highlights. McHugh was one of three NCAA qualifiers for the women, while Ryan represented the men. Ryan’s impact was felt at the Big Ten Championships where he earned a medal of each color, and he went on to become a three-time All-American in the 100 backstroke.

In his first season in 2015-16, 10 Lions qualified for the NCAA Women’s Swimming Championships and led Penn State to its third consecutive top-25 finish. Six swimmers earned a combined 10 All-America honorable mention honors.

Hurst arrived at Penn State University after a 12-year tenure at Southern Connecticut State, first as a student-athlete and most recently as an assistant coach for the past eight years.

During Hurst’s tenure at SCSU, he mentored 84 All-Americans and three individual NCAA Champions, while guiding two individuals to four NCAA Division II national records. He also helped the Owls’ women’s squad post their highest finish ever at the NCAA Championships.

In addition to his responsibilities with Southern Connecticut State, Hurst also coached at SoNoCo Swim Club. He was a 2012 Junior National Team Coach and qualified four individuals for the Olympic Trials. In 2009, Hurst attended the FINA World Championships as an assistant coach with the Dominican Republic.

Hurst rejoined the Owls after spending the 2006-07 academic year as an assistant coach at Wesleyan University. In his position at Wesleyan, Hurst worked with the team’s sprinters and breaststrokers. He also led the team’s strength and conditioning and dryland programs. During his time at Wesleyan, Hurst coached two All-Americans and one Academic All-American.

As a student-athlete at SCSU, Hurst was a two-year captain, 11-time AllAmerican, school record holder, and U.S. national qualifier. A corporate communications major as an undergraduate, Hurst also garnered Academic All-America honors three times. He also completed his master’s degree at SCSU in human performance.

Hurst grew up in Haverford where he was an All-American with the swim team. Hurst also competed for Upper Main Line YMCA, where he was a 26-time All-American.

Hurst is joined in State College by his wife, Theresa, daughter, Annabelle, son, Michael, and dog, Ryley.

MIA NONNENBERG

ASSISTANT COACH FIRST SEASON ALABAMA, ‘18

Mia Nonnenberg joined the Penn State Swimming & Diving Staff in September 2021. Nonnenberg comes to Happy Valley after spending the 2021 season as an assistant coach at Eastern Michigan University.

During her time at Eastern Michigan, Nonnenberg helped to develop training plans, helped with recruiting and coordinated all team travel.

From 2019-21, she served as a graduate assistant at the University of West Florida, helping the women’s team to back-to-back New South Intercollegiate Swim Conference titles in 2020 and 2021.

During 2020-21, Nonnenberg also was a team manager of the Toronto Titans of the International Swim League (ISL), where she assisted with team operations for an organization that included professional and Olympic athletes from over 20 countries.

Nonnenberg is a graduate of the University of Alabama where she was a team captain. She was an NCAA All-American, four-time SEC Academic Honor Roll student, and 2016 Olympic Trial qualifier and top-20 finisher in 400 IM and 200 Butterfly. She graduated in 2018 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology.

After graduation, Nonnenberg was a volunteer assistant coach for Alabama.

Nonnenberg earned a Master of Science in Physical Education and Human Performance from West Florida.

AUSTIN PILLADO

ASSISTANT COACH FIRST SEASON DAVIS & ELKINS, ‘17

Pillado joined the Penn State Swimming & Diving Coaching Staff in September 2021.

Pillado comes to Happy Valley after spending time as an assistant coach at Saginaw Valley State from 2020-21. Pillado ran daily training sessions, spearheaded the recruiting process and monitored academic progress. SVSU had seven school records broken at the GLIAC Championships.

Prior to Saginaw Valley State, Pillado was a volunteer assistant coach for the women’s team at Texas A&M, from 2017-2020, where he helped to run practices and daily workouts. For the Aggies, Pillado helped run daily training sessions and coached the post-grad/professional group in his final two years in College Station. Pillado helped guide the Aggies to back-to-back SEC Championships in 2018 and 2019 and a third-place finish at the NCAA Championships in 2018. During his time at Texas A&M, eight school records were broken and the Aggies captured 11 individual conference championships, including two relay teams. Pillado helped coach 33 All-Americans and aided four swimmers to finish in the top-eight in the 200 breaststroke at the 2018 NCAA Championships.

Pillado coached five Olympians and multiple national team swimmers, from various countries, during the 2017-2020 tenure.

Pillado attended Davis & Elkins College and was a member of the swimming & diving team from 2013-17. He held nine different program records at one point. His 400 freestyle relay and 800 freestyle relay records still stand. Pillado was the first and only swimmer in school history to achieve all-conference honors at the Bluegrass Mountain Championships in 2016 for his performance in the 1,000-yard freestyle. He was named the Male Athlete of the Year in 2016 and was an Academic All-American every semester as a student-athlete. Pillado competed in track & field for the Senators in 2017 as well and still holds the school record in the javelin, an event where he was a GMAC finalist.

Pillado, a native of Coral Springs, Florida, earned his bachelor’s degree in sport management from Davis & Elkins in 2017. He earned his master’s degree in sport management from Texas A&M in 2020.

The 2021-22 season marks Emily Lundstrom’s fourth year on the Penn State swimming & diving staff as a volunteer assistant coach.

Lundstrom has primarily coached the sprint group, specifically sprint freestyle and butterfly. She has helped lead the team to impressive finishes at both the Big Ten and NCAA Championships and has assisted in coaching student-athletes that represented Penn State in the NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships, Pan American games, Mexican Nationals and Phillips 66 U.S. Nationals.

Three Nittany Lions competed in the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, including Gabe Castano, who competed in the 50 freestyle for Mexico.

In 2020-21, The Nittany Lions jumped right back into preparations and into the water, posting milestones of success with four school records, 18 top-10 times, dozens of personal bests and the program’s 21st Big Ten champion in Michael Daly (400 IM). In back-to-back years, at least five Penn State competitors have qualified for the NCAA Championships, with seven who would have represented the Nittany Lions in the 2020 NCAA Championships.

Lundstrom received her Master of Science Degree in Kinesiology with an Exercise Physiology specialization from Penn State in August 2020. She is currently furthering her education at PSU pursuing her doctorate degree in exercise physiology. She is currently employed at Penn State in the Kinesiology Department as a graduate teaching assistant and a research assistant.

Outside of Penn State, Lundstrom has coached at the swim camps of Texas and Stanford, as well as coaching several club swim teams in Minnesota. She has also interned with Performance Athletix, an elite performance group. As a performance enhancement specialist and coach with numerous professional and elite athletes from many different sports, she was responsible for creating and implementing sport-specific, individualized strength and performance workouts into athlete’s training sessions, as well as assessing and analyzing other factors influencing response to training. She also interned with Avera Sports Performance Center, where she helped facilitate strength development in youth and high school athletes, and rehabilitation through exercise in individuals with physical injuries and disabilities.

As a student-athlete originating from Minnesota, Lundstrom was an AllAmerican in swimming and state champion on the Olympic-style weightlifting team. She continued to swim at the University of South Dakota, specializing in sprint freestyle and butterfly. She achieved numerous Distinguished Summit League Scholar statuses and was on the Summit League Academic Honor Roll. In addition, she graduated with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology exercise science with a minor in psychology in 2018.

Rebecca Stafford joined the Penn State Swimming & Diving coaching staff in January 2020. She is serving as a Graduate Assistant Diving Coach.

Stafford has also gained experience as a graduate intern in the Penn State Sports Psychology office.

Stafford holds a Australian National Level 2 Coaching certificate and Level 4 FINA International judging certification.

Stafford had a positive impact on the 2020/2021 Diving season. The Penn State Diving program made vast improvements leading to multiple scoring athletes at the 2021 B1G Championship. 4 Penn State divers qualified for the NCAA Zone A Championship with sophomore Kevin Sullivan qualifying for this first NCAA Championships.

Prior to Penn State, Stafford was the head coach for RAPS Diving club and Assistant coach for PDC diving club from 2017-2020, where a combined 17 athletes qualified for the 2019 Australian Age Nationals, including multiple top 3 finishes.

Stafford also has prior work experience with Diving Australia, working as a National Talent Coach for the National Talent Development program. Her mentors include Ady Hinchliffe and Vyninka Arlow, two highly decorated international coaches.

Stafford was a four-year member of the diving team at Youngstown State, graduating in 2017 with a degree in photography. She placed in the Top 3 at the Horizon League Diving Championships and qualified for the NCAA Division I Zone C Championships in all four years.

Ogburn joined the Penn State Swimming & Diving staff as director of operations in September 2021.

Ogburn has served as the Aquatics Coordinator at Penn State since January 2020. Prior to arriving at Penn State, Ogburn was an Aquatics Administrator at Wisconsin (2019) and North Carolina (2018-2019).

He graduated from the University of Mobile in 2017 with a Bachelor of Science degree in kinesiology.

Career Bests

CAREER BESTS

Event Time Date Competition

50 Free 20 78 3/3/21 Big Ten Championships

100 Free 46 39 1/16/21 at Ohio State

200 Free 1:41 33 2/2/18 vs Villanova

500 Free 4:29 00 2/27/20 Big Ten Championships

1000 Free 9:35 26 10/14/17 vs Virginia

200 Back 1:53 20 10/14/17 vs Virginia

100 Fly 47 35 3/4/21 Big Ten Championships

200 Fly 1:46 81 3/5/21 Big Ten Championships

200 IM 1:54 45 2/2/18 vs Villanova

Career Accolades

• Big Ten Distinguished Scholar (2020, 21)

• Academic All-Big Ten (2019, 20, 21)

• Scored at the Big Ten Championships in the 200 fly (2019)

2020-21 (Senior Year)

• Awards: Big Ten Sportsmanship Award Big Ten Distinguished Scholar…Academic All-Big Ten

• Big Ten Championships (3/1-3/6): Scored 19 points for the Nittany Lions, highlighted by two top-24 finishes with career-bests in the 100 fly (47 35, 19th) and 200 fly (1:46 81, 14th) Also notched a personal-best in the 50 free preliminary heats (20 78)

• at Ohio State (1/16): Finished third in the 100 fly (49 30)

2019-20 (Junior Year)

• Awards: Big Ten Distinguished Scholar…Academic All-Big Ten

• Big Ten Championships (2/26-2/29): Swam a personal best in the 500 free (4:29 00) and competed in the 100 fly (48 52)

• vs. St Bonaventure (10/4): Assisted in the second place 200 free relay team (1:25 36) and the third place 100 medley relay team (43 85)

• vs. West Virginia (10/11): Placed third in the 500 free (4:38 41)

• Villanova (1/31): Won the 200 fly (1:52 56)

• Last Chance Meet (3/7): Placed third in the 200 fly with a time of (1:47 64)

2018-19 (Sophomore Year)

• Awards: Academic All-Big Ten

• Big Ten Championships (2/27-3/2): Scored, placing 22nd in the 200 fly (1:48 04)…Swam a then-personal best in the 200 fly in the preliminaries 1:47 86…Also swam then-personal bests in the 100 fly (49 24) and 500 free (4:29 12)

• vs. George Washington (10/12): Placed third in the 200 fly (1:53 22) and 500 free (4:40 36)

• vs. West Virginia (1/18): Finished second in the 1000 free (9:38 93)

• vs. Bloomsburg (1/19): Had two fourth place finishes in the 200 free (1:45 75) and 200 back (1:57 62)

• at Villanova (2/1): Earned a second-place finish in the 200 fly (1:53 54) and the 500 free (4:45 19) against Villanova

2017-18 (Freshman Year)

• Big Ten Championships (2/21-2/24): Swam season-bests in the 500 free (4:30 11) and 200 fly (1:49 56)…Also competed in the 400 IM (4:00 28)

• at North Carolina/vs. Navy (1/13): Placed second in the 200 fly (1:50 99)

High School

• Four-year letterwinner swimming in freestyle and IM at Cumberland Valley High School under head coach Mike Gobrecht

• Placed as high as sixth in the PIAA Championships in the 200 IM to earn all-state recognition

• Member of four-time 400 freestyle relay district champion team, earning All-America recognition

• Set school records in the 200 IM (1:51 76) and 200 free (1:41 20)

• Swam in the 2016 and 2017 YMCA National Championships for West Shore YMCA

• Also a four-year letterwinner on the water polo team, earning firstteam all-state and honorable mention All-America recognition

Personal

• Son of Dan and Sherry Deckman

• Has two older brothers, Josh and Jordan

• Majoring in Information Sciences and Technology

Career Notes

• CSCAA All-American (2020)

• NCAA Championships qualifier in the 50 free (2020, 2021), 200 free relay (2020, 2021) and 200 Medley Relay (2021)

• NCAA Championships participant in the 50 free (2019) and 100 free (2019)

• Big Ten Championships 50 free silver medalist (2020) and bronze medalist (2019)

• Big Ten Championships 100 free A-finalist (2019) and B-finalist (2020)

• Scored at the Big Ten Championships in the 50 (2018, 19, 20, 21) and 100 (2018, 19, 20) freestyles

• Ranks as the second-fastest performer all-time at Penn State in the 50 free (19 06) and fourth-fastest in the 100 free (43 07) Member of Penn State’s school-record 200 free relay team (1:17 04) and fifthfastest relay team (1:18 26)

• Member of Penn State’s second-fastest 800 free relay team (6:24 00)

• Member of Penn State’s third-fastest 200 medley relay team (1:24 86)

• Set McCoy Natatorium pool records in 200 medley relay (1:27 90) and 200 free relay (1:19 72)

• Two-time 50m free Mexican National Champion (2018, 19) and 100m freestyle Mexican National Champion (2018)

• Mexican 50m free record holder (22 20)

National/International

• Mare Nostrum (6/5/21): Placed fifth in the 50 free with a time of 22 23

• Swim Meet of Champions (6/25/21): Broke the Mexican national record with a time of 22 18, bettering his previous record of 22 20

• Pan-Am Games (2019): Won bronze in the 4x100-meter freestyle relay and placed fourth individually in the 50m free (20 23)

• Mexican Long Course National Championships (2019): Won gold in the 50m freestyle with a time of 22 20 seconds and silver in the 100-meter freestyle, posting a personal-best time of 49 96 seconds in the prelims

• Mexican Long Course National Championships (2018): Won gold in the 50m (22 70) and 100m (51 50) freestyles

2020-21 (Senior Year)

• NCAA Championships (3/1-3/6): Placed 26th in the 50 Free (19 50)

Helped the 200 Free Relay team to a 13th-place finish (1:16 88) and the 200 Medley Relay team to a 23rd-place finish (1:25 22)

• Big Ten Championships (3/1-3/6): Scored 22 points for the Nittany Lions, highlighted by an eighth place finish in the 50 free A-final (19 44) Member of the 200 free relay team that earned an NCAA bid with an A-cut time of 1:17 07 for a fifth-place finish Member of the 200 medley relay team that locked in a new school record, swimming 1:24 86 for fifth . Additionally, swam for another fifth-place finish with the 400 medley relay that swam for the second-fastest time in program history (2:52 76)

2019-20 (Junior Year)

• Awards: CSCAA All-American…All-Big Ten second team

• NCAA Championships: Qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 50 free and 200 free relay, ranking fifth in the nation in the 50 free Championships canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic

• Big Ten Championships (2/26-2/29): Won silver in the 50 free with a personal-best time of 19 06 Finished ninth in the 100 free (43 13) Member of the 200 free relay team that broke a school record and finished fourth overall (1:17 38)

• at Bloomsburg (1/17): Made season debut finishing first in the 50 free (20 44) Member of the winning 200 medley relay team (1:31 66)

• Villanova (1/31): Won both the 50 free - posting an NCAA B-Cut time of 19 64 - and the 100 free (44 05) Member of both the winning 200 medley relay (1:27 90) and 200 free relay teams (1:19 72) that set new pool records

• Last Chance Meet (3/7): Set school record in the 200 free relay with an A-cut and school record time of 1:17 04

2018-19 (Sophomore Year)

• NCAA Championships (3/28-30): Finished 17th in the 50 free (19 21) and swam the 100 free (43 26)

• Big Ten Championships (2/27-3/2): Won a bronze medal in the 50 free with a career best time of 19 20…Placed eighth in the 100 free (43 29) after posting a personal best time of 43 07 in the preliminaries

• at Virginia (10/6): Finished second in the 50 free (20 74) and third in the 100 free (45 50)

• George Washington (10/12): Won two races: the 200 free (1:40 67) and 100 free (45 07)

• at Virginia Tech/ vs Ohio State (10/26-27): Finished fourth in the 50 free (20 51)

• Tennessee Invitational (11/29-12/1): Placed eighth in the 50 free (20 76) and sixth in the 100 free (43 57)

• at Navy/vs North Carolina (1/12): Won the 100 free (44 92)

• West Virginia (1/18): Won two races: the 50 free (20 43) and 100 free (45 23)

• Bloomsburg (1/19): Won two races: the 200 free (1:41 07) and the 100 free (45 07)

• at Villanova (2/1): Won the 50 free (20 21)

2017-18 (Freshman Year)

• Big Ten Championships (2/21-24): Scored in the 50 free (19 77, 12th) and 100 free (44 21, 23rd)… Swam personal bests and “B” cut times in the preliminaries of both the 50 free (19 75) and 100 free (44 09)… Became the fourth fastest performer all-time at Penn State in the 50 free (19 75) with preliminary swim Also swam a season best in the 200 free (1:38 58) and contributed to three relay efforts

• Virginia (10/14): Won the 50 free (21 05)

• at North Carolina/vs. Navy (1/13): Placed second in the 50 free (20 63)

• Villanova (2/2): Placed second in the 200 free (1:40 59) and anchored a winning effort in the 200 medley relay (1:29 76)

High School

• Three-time Pennsylvania State Champion and four-year letterwinner swimming at Allentown Central Catholic

• Three-time team MVP and two-time captain

• Won state titles in the 50 freestyle (2016, 2017) and 100 freestyle (2017)

• Set AA state and school record in the 50 free (20 50 seconds) and school record in the 100 free (44 .78) and named an All-American in both events

• 2017 Lehighvalleylive and Allentown Morning Call Boys Swimmer of the Year

• Also swam at Parkland Aquatic Club and holds club records in 4x100 and Medley relays

• Was a competitive cyclist and competed at national level in track and mountain biking

• Volunteered with Day Murrin Service Society

Personal

• Son of Luis and Adriana Castano

• Has a sister, Angela, and brother, David

• Hobbies include Ultimate Frisbee, cooking and cycling

• Majoring in CAS with a minor in Entrepreneurship and Innovation

• Aspires to be a business owner and investor Free 19 06 2/27/20 43

Career Accolades

• CSCAA All-American (2020)

• NCAA Championships qualifier in the 200 free relay (2020)

• Big Ten finalist in the 50 free (2019, 20)

• Ranks as the third-fastest performer at Penn State all-time in the 50 free (19 17)

• Ranks as the second-fastest performer at Penn State all-time in the 100 free (42 90)

• Ranks as the eighth-fastest performer at Penn State all-time in the 100 back (47 61)

• Member of Penn State’s school-record 200 free relay team (1:16 88) and the fastest 200 medley relay team (1:24 86)

• Competed at 2019 Phillips 66 Nationals National

• US Olympic Trials (6/19/21): Competed in the 50 free and posted a time of 22 98

• Phillips 66 Nationals (2019): Swam an Olympic Trials cut and placed 11th in the 50m free (22 47)

2020-21 (Senior Year)

• NCAA Championships: Led the 200 Free Relay team to place 13th (1:16 88) Placed 23rd in the 200 Medley Relay (1:25 22) and 24th in the 50 free (19 48)

• Big Ten Championships (3/1-6): Finished third in the 50 free (19 17) and helped to earn fifth-place finishes in the 200 Free Relay (1:17 07), 400 Free Relay (2:52 76) and 200 Medley Relay (1:24 86)

• at Ohio State (1/16): Earned a pair of wins in the 50 free (19 85) and 100 free (44 62) and assisted in the winning 200 medley relay (1:27 68) and 400 free relay teams (2:58 51)

2019-20 (Junior Year)

• Awards: CSCAA All-American

• NCAA Championships: Qualified for the NCAA Championships 200 free relay Championships canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic

• Big Ten Championships (2/26-2/29): Member of the 200 free relay team that broke a school record with a time of 1:17 38 Finished fifth with a career-best time in the 50 free (19 40), ranking him thirdfastest in school history Scored in the 100 back with a 21st-place finish (48 69) and swam a personal-best in prelims (48 12)

• St. Bonaventure (10/4): Placed second in the 200 free (1:40 03) Member of the winning 100 medley relay (41 .34) and 200 medley relay teams

• West Virginia (10/11): Touched first in the 50 free (20 05) and second in the 100 free (44 89) Member of the winning 200 medley relay team (1:28 73)

• Ohio State/Virginia Tech (11/1-11/2): Won the 50 free (19 78) with an NCAA B-Cut time and placed third in the 100 free (44 59)…Was a member of the winning 200 medley relay team (1:28 52)

• Big Al Invitational (12/6-12/8): Earned top-five finishes with careerbest and NCAA B-cut times in the 50 and 100 freestyles…Finished third in the 50 free (19 42) and fifth in the 100 free (43 72)…Placed sixth in the 100 back (48 .65) with a personal-best time in the prelims

• at Bloomsburg (1/17): Placed second in the 200 free (1:42 11) Member of the winning 200 medley relay team (1:31 66)

• Villanova (1/31): Placed second in the 100 back (50 30) Member of both the winning 200 medley relay (1:27 90) and 200 free relay teams (1:19 72) that set new pool records

• Last Chance Meet (3/7): Set school-record in the 200 free relay with an A-cut and school record time of 1:17 04

2018-19 (Sophomore Year)

• Big Ten Championships (2/27-3/2): Achieved the NCAA B-cut in the 50 free on a pair of swims, placing eighth in the event (19 75) after earning a season-best time of 19 52 in the preliminary round… Also earned a season-best time in the 100 free (44 39)

• George Washington (10/12): Won the 50 free (20 74) and placed second in the 100 back (50 05)

• Big Al Open (11/9-10): Tied for third in the 50 free (20 56) and placed sixth in the 100 free (45 37)

• at Navy/vs. UNC (1/12): Placed second in the 50 free (20 42)

• West Virginia (1/18): Placed second in the 100 free (45 58)

• Bloomsburg (1/19): Placed first in the 100 back (50 .43) .

• at Villanova (2/1): Finished third in the 200 back (52 96) and second in the 50 free (20 51)

2017-18 (Freshman Year)

• Big Ten Championships (2/21-24): Swam season bests in the 50 (20 34), 100 (44 65) and 200 (1:38 48) free

• Villanova (2/2): Placed third in the 200 free (1:41 68)

High School

• Moved to the U S from Scotland in 2015 and began competitive swimming career

• Two-year letterwinner swimming at Foster High School for head coach Christopher Slay

• District champion and regional runner-up in the 50 free and district and regional champion in the 100 back as a senior

• Also district MVP as a senior

• Set school records in the 200 free (1:42:48), 100 Back (51 81)

• Also swam for Katy Aquatics and was a finalist in the 400 medley and free relays at the Speedo Junior National Championships

• Honor graduate

• Son of Mark and Maryellen Roberson

• Has two younger sisters, Katie and Briana

• Enjoys video

• Majoring in Material Science and Engineering

Career Accolades

• Scored at Big Ten Championships in the platform dive as a freshman

• NCAA Zone A Regional platform finalist (2019)

2020-21 (Junior Year)

• Michigan State (2/5): Earned second in the 1-meter with a score of 295 95

• vs. Nebraska (12/10): Led the Nittany Lions with two impressive scores in the 1-meter (265 50) and 3-meter (283 43)

2019-20 (Sophomore Year)

• Big Al Invitational (12/6-12/8): Clinched first with personal-best score in the 3-meter dive (353 75) won the platform dive (339 35)

• Penn State Invitational (1/3): Placed second in the Tower dive (332 55)

• Buffalo Invitational (1/11): Finished first in the Platform dive (275 80)… Earned second in the 3-meter dive (324 10)

• Navy Diving Invitational (1/17-19): Placed second in the platform dive (304 .90)

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• Villanova (1/31): Earned two top-three finishes after placing second in the 3-meter (311 03) and third in the 1-meter (282 00)

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2018-19 (Freshman Year)

• NCAA Zone A Regional (3/11-13): Placed sixth in the platform (649 30), scoring 331 00 on first six dives and 318 30 on final six

• Big Ten Championships (2/27-3/2): Placed 20th in the platform (309 70) and also competed in the 1-meter (268 05) and 3-meter (294 55)

• Virginia (10/6): Had a second-place finish (292 73) in the 3-meter in his opening meet

• George Washington (10/12): Placed second (306 53) in the 1-meter and third (298 20) in the 3-meter against

• Big Al Open (11/9-10): Had a third-place finish in the platform (269 70) and seventh in the 3-meter (281 10)

• Navy Diving Invitational (11/15-17): Finished third in the platform (311 40), fifth in the 1-meter (317 90), and sixth in the 3-meter (334 10)

High School

• Attended Aden Bowen Collegiate High School in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

• Dove for Saskatoon Diving Club under Mary Carroll

• Top diver in province five years running

• Canadian Junior and Senior national finalist

• Western Canadian and Provincial Champion in 1-meter, 3-meter, and platform events in 2016 in under-18 age group

• Ran cross country for two years, helping team to a city championship

Career Bests

CAREER BESTS

Event Score Date Competition

1-Meter 322 30 11/15/18 Navy Diving Invitational 3-Meter 353 75 12/7/19 Big Al Invitational Platform 339 68 1/3/20 Penn State Invitational (Fla )

Personal

• Parents are Jody Rutherford-Cey and Mark Cey

• Has two younger sisters, Lauren and Alison

• Plans on majoring petroleum and natural gas engineering

• Aspires to become a petroleum engineer

• Hobbies include working with vehicles and music

2020-21 (Junior Year)

• Awards: Academic All-Big Ten

• Big Ten Championships (3/1-3/6): Swam for three personal-bests in the preliminary events in the 50 free (20 67), 100 free (44 64), and 100 fly (48 57)

• Michigan State (2/5-2/6): Won the 50 free with a personal-best time of 20 79

• vs. Northwestern and Iowa (1/22-1/23): Member of the 200 medley relay team that swam for a fifth-place finish (1:30 47)

2019-20 (Sophomore Year)

• Big Ten Championships (2/26-2/29): Swam personal-bests in the 50 free (20 80), 100 free (45 56) and 100 fly (48 74)

• vs. St. Bonaventure (10/4): Assisted in the 100 medley relay secondplace finish (42 63)

• at Bloomsburg (1/17): Placed third in the 100 free (47 06)

2018-19 (Freshman Year)

• Big Ten Championships (2/27-3/2): Swam season-bests in the 50 free (20 93), 100 free (45 56) and 100 fly (49 04)

• Bloomsburg (1/19): Placed third in the 100 breast in a season-best 1:01 22

High School

• Swam independently for first two years of high school coached by father as his school did not have a swim team Swam final two years at Carlisle H S under head coach Tara Young

• Three-time state medalist and district champion in both the 50 and 100 freestyles

• Mid Penn Champion in the 50 free and 100 Fly

• Named a USA Swimming Scholastic All-American

• Named Sentinel First Team and Patriot News First Team

• Set high school records in 50 Free (20 86), 100 Free (45 97), and 100 Fly (51 00)

• Also swam for Carlisle Family YMCA and earned top-20 finishes at YMCA Nationals in the 50 Free and 100 Free

• Class president freshman and sophomore year

• Inducted into National Honor Society

Personal

• Son of Lynne Chenot and Charles Chenot

• Has a younger brother, Nolan

• Hobbies include basketball, watching sports, and weightlifting

• Plans on majoring in civil engineering and intends on going to grad school to become an engineer

Career Bests

CAREER BESTS

Event Time Date Competition

50 Free 20 67 3/3/21 Big Ten Championships 100 Free 44 64 3/6/21 Big Ten Championships

200 Free 1:41 69 11/30/18 Tennessee Invitational 100 Breast 1:01 22 1/19/19 vs Bloomsburg

100 Fly 48 57 3/4/21 Big Ten Championships

MICHAEL

Career Accolades

• CSCAA All-American (2020)

• First Team All-Big Ten (2021)

• NCAA Championships qualifier in the 200 back (2020) and 400 IM (2020, 21)

• NCAA Championships participant in the 1650 free (2019), 200 back (2019) and 400 IM (2019)

• Big Ten finalist in the 1650 free (2019) and 400 IM (2019)

• School-record holder in the 200 free (1:34 39), 1650 free (15:02 66) and 400 IM (3:41 09)

• Ranks as Penn State’s second-fastest performer all-time in the 500 free (4:17 72) and 1000 free (9:06 25), third-fastest in the 200 back (1:40 63) and fourth-fastest in the 100 back (46 07)

• Member of the third-fastest 800 free relay team in Penn State history (6:24 31)

• Competed at 2019 Phillips 66 Nationals

• CoSIDA Academic All-District (2021)

• CSCAA Scholar All-America (2019, 20, 21)

• Big Ten Distinguished Scholar (2020, 21)

• Academic All-Big Ten (2020, 21)

National

• US Olympic Trials (2021): Finished seventh with a time of 4:19 05 in the 400 IM Competed in the 200 back (2:03 38) and 200 free (1:51 55)

• Phillips 66 Nationals (2019): Totaled five Olympic Trials cuts and personal records in the five events he completed in: 200-meter free time trial (1:50 73), 200 back (2:01 65), 400m IM (4:19 67, 11th), with a personal best of 4:19 58 in the preliminaries, 200m IM time trial (2:02 79) time trial and 800m free (8:08 35, 22nd)

2020-21 (Junior Year)

• Awards: All-Big Ten first team…CoSIDA Academic All-District…CSCAA Scholar All-America…Big Ten Distinguished Scholar…Academic All-Big Ten

• NCAA Championships (3/24-3/27): Placed 12th in the 400 IM with a time of 3:42 49

• Big Ten Championships (3/1-3/6): Won gold in the 400 IM with a school record time of 3:41 09 to become the first ever Big Ten Champion in the event for the Nittany Lions Notched Penn State’s new best time in the 200 free (1:34 39) for his lead-off split in the 800 free relay Swam for two top-8 finishes, earning a career-best time in 100 back for seventh (46 54) and secured fifth in the 200 back (1:41 85) Member of the 400 medley relay that swam for the second-fastest time in program history (2:52 76) and 800 free relay who clinched ninth in the event (6:25 43) Overall, Daly led the Nittany Lions with 80 points and was awarded First Team All-Big Ten honors for his efforts

• at Ohio State (1/16): Won both the 100 back (47 24) and 200 back (1:44 04) Member of the winning 400 free relay team (2:58 51)

• Blue White Invitational (11/24): Swam a personal-best time in 100 back (47 01)

2019-20 (Sophomore Year)

• Awards: CSCAA All-American…All-Big Ten second team…Big Ten Swimmer of the Week (10/17)…CSCAA Scholar All-America…Big Ten Distinguished Scholar…Academic All-Big Ten

• NCAA Championships: Qualified for the NCAA Championships in the 200 back and 400 IM, ranking as high as 16th in the nation in the 200 back Championships canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic

• Big Ten Championships (2/26-2/29): Won silver with a personal-best time in the 200 back (1:40 63) to highlight three top-five finishes Also placed fourth in the 400 IM (3:43 00) and fifth with a personal-best time in the 500 free (4:17 72) Broke a school record in the 200 free with a lead-off split time of 1:34 73 in the 800 free relay (6:24 00)

• St. Bonaventure (10/4): Won the 200 free (1:38 29) and assisted in the winning 200 free relay (1:24 10)

• West Virginia (10/11): Won the 1000 free (9:13 05), 200 back (1:46 66) and 500 free (4:32 94)

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Career Bests

CAREER BESTS

Event Time Date Competition

200 Free 1:34 39* 3/2/21 Big Ten Championships

500 Free 4:17 72 2/27/20 Big Ten Championships

1000 Free 9:11 85 1/12/19 at Navy/vs UNC

1650 Free 15:02 66* 3/30/19 NCAA Championship

100 Back 46 07 3/3/21 Big Ten Championships

200 Back 1:40 63 2/29/20 Big Ten Championships

200 Breast 2:12 27 1/19/19 vs Bloomsburg

200 Fly 1:49 06 1/18/19 vs West Virginia

200 IM 1:48 91 11/29/18 Tennessee Invitational

400 IM 3:41 09* 3/4/21 Big Ten Championships

*School Record

• Ohio State/Virginia Tech (11/1-11/2): Touched first in three events for the second time, winning the 1000 free (9:19 01), 500 free (4:28 43) and 400 IM (3:55 57) Placed third in the 200 free (1:39 63)

• Big Al Invitational (12/6-12/8): Won two events and placed second in another…Won the 500 free with a career-best and NCAA B-Cut time (4:20 10) Won the 200 back (1:43 57) with a season-best and NCAA B-Cut time Placed second in the 400 IM (3:48 76) with an NCAA B-cut and season-best time…Earned his career-best time in the 200 free (1:37 33) Member of the 400 free relay team that touched third (2:56 25)

• at Bloomsburg (1/17): Placed second in the 200 IM (1:53 40)

• Villanova (1/31): Won the 500 free (4:27 73)

2018-19 (Freshman Year)

• Awards: Named Big Ten Freshman of the Week (10/17)

• NCAA Championships (3/28-30): Broke his own Penn State record in the 1650 free (15:02 66, 33rd)…1000-yard split of 9:06 25 ranks second in Penn State history…Swam a season-best 1:43 08 in the 200 back… Finished 26th in the 400 IM (3:45 67)

• Big Ten Championships (2/27-3/2): Set Penn State records in the 400 IM (3:42 48) and the 1650 free (15:03 81), placing fourth and sixth, respectively…Placed 16th in the 200 back (1:45 50) after a preliminary NCAA B-cut swim of 1:43 55

• Virginia (10/6): Placed second in the 1000 free (9:27 10) and 200 IM (1:52 68) and third in the 200 back (1:49 10) and in his opening meet

• George Washington (10/12): Won the 200 fly (1:52 57) and 500 free (4:32 92) and placed second in the 200 free (1:40 91), earning Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors

• at Virginia Tech/vs. Ohio State (10/26-27): Won the 400 IM (3:57 30) and placed second in the 200 back (1:48 47)

• Big Al Open (11/9-10): Won the 400 IM (3:55 86) and placed second in both the 500 free (4:28 61) and 200 back (1:47 14)

• Tennessee Invitational (11/29-12/2): Reached four finals: placed third in the 400 IM (3:49 38), sixth in the 1650 free (15:23 90), seventh in the 500 free (4:25 94) and eighth in the 200 back (1:47 95)

• at Navy/vs. North Carolina (1/12): Won the 400 IM (3:55 75) and placed second in the 1000 free (9:11 85)

• West Virginia (1/18): Won two events: the 200 fly (1:49 06) and 200 back (1:48 89)

• Bloomsburg (1/19): Earned second in the 200 breast (2:12 37), 100 back (51 36) and the 200 back (2:12 27)

• at Villanova (2/1): Won the 200 back (1:50 40) and had the quickest finish in the 200 IM (1:53 48)…Placed third in the 200 free (1:41 87)

High School

• Attended Pearl River High School in Pearl River, New York, and swam for Condors Swim Club

• Placed seventh in the 400m IM and 24th in the 200m back at the Speedo Junior National Championship

• Finalist in the 400 IM at Winter Juniors Championship

• Finalist in 200 Back and 400 IM at NCSA Spring Swimming Championship

• Holds Condors Swim club records in 400 IM (3:54 05), 200 Back (1:48 58), and 200 Fly (1:53 08)

• Part of the Rho Kappa National Social Studies Honors Society, Mu Alpha Theta Math Honors Society, National Honors Society and is a two-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-American

Personal

• Parents are Geraldine and Michael Daly

• Has a younger brother, Matthew, and two sisters, Emma (older) and Julia (younger) Sister, Emma, plays basketball at Saint Anselm College

• Plans on majoring in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and considering going to med school

• Hobbies include playing basketball, going to the beach, Netflix and hanging out with friends

Career Bests

Event Competition

1-Meter 263 85 2/5/21 Michigan State

3-Meter 299 78 2/5/21 Michigan State Platform 228 45 2/25/21 Big Ten Championships BESTS

SR | DIVING

Note

• Joined diving team in December 2019 after previously competing on the men’s gymnastics team 2020-21 (Junior Year)

• Michigan State (2/5): Earned a personal-best in the 3-meter (299 78)

High School

• Competed with the Fuzion Gymnastics Club

• Was a 4x National Qualifier and 2x JE National Qualifier

• Four-year USAG Academic All-American

• Finished in the Top 25 at JE Nationals in 2018

Personal

• Parents are Jim Krabbe and Amy Ricker .

• Has three brothers, Collin, Devin, and Mason and three sisters Alesha, Emma, and Anna

• Enjoys Ping Pong, Shoes, and Diving

• Majoring in Business Management PARK, MISSION WEST

Career Accolades

• Ranks as the second-fastest performer at Penn State all-time in the 400 IM (3:45 71)

• Ranks as the sixth-fastest performer at Penn State all-time in the 200 IM (1:46 51) and the fifth-fastest in the 200 breaststroke (1:56 84)

• Competed for Sweden at the 2019 World University Games

• CSCAA Scholar All-America Honorable Mention (2020)

• Academic All-Big Ten (2020, 21)

International

• World University Games (2019): Competed for Sweden in the 200m IM (2:05 70), 200m breast (2:20 93) and 400m IM (4:25 04)

2020-21 (Junior Year)

• Awards: Academic All-Big Ten

• Big Ten Championships (3/1-3/6): Scored 43 points for the Nittany Lions with three top-18 swims Lulek’s individual performance was highlighted by a fifth-place finish in the 400 IM, swimming a careerbest of 3:45 71 in the A-finals Additionally, he secured 16th overall in the 200 IM (1:46 64), and his career-best time in the 200 breast (1:56 84) earned him 18th in the event Member of the 800 free relay team that secured a ninth-place finish (6:25 43)

• Michigan State (2/5-2/6): Secured a win in the 400 IM with a time of 3:51 13

• at Ohio State (1/16): Earned third in the 200 breast (2:01 51)

2019-20 (Sophomore Year)

• Awards: CSCAA Scholar All-America Honorable Mention…Academic All-Big Ten

• Big Ten Championships (2/26-2/29): Placed 11th in the 400 IM (3:46 73) with a personal-best time Swam personal-bests in the 200 IM (1:47 28) and 200 breast (1:59 44)

• St. Bonaventure (10/4): Placed second in the 50 back (24 51) and third in the 50 breast (27 40)

• West Virginia (10/11): Touched third in the 200 breast (2:05 76) and fourth in the 100 breast (58 52)

• Ohio State/Virginia Tech (11/1-11/2): Earned two fourth-place finishes in the 200 back (1:50 65) and 400 IM (3:58 37)

• Big Al Invitational (12/6-12/8): Placed fourth in the 400 IM (3:49 98) with a season-best and NCAA B-Cut time Placed sixth in the 200 back (1:48 36) with a personal-best time Placed ninth in the 200 IM (1:48 40) with a personal-best time…Placed 12th in the 200 IM with a season-best time

• at Bloomsburg (1/17): Won the 200 IM (1:53 37)

• Villanova (1/31): Placed third in the 200 breast (2:08 56)

Career Bests

CAREER BESTS

Event Time Date Competition

100 Back 51 74 1/16/21 Ohio State

200 Back 1:48 36 12/8/19 Big Al Invitational

100 Breast 58 39 10/6/18 Virginia

200 Breast 1:56 84 3/6/21 Big Ten Championships IM 1:46 51 3/3/21 Big Ten Championships IM 3:45 71 3/4/21 Big Ten Championships

2018-19 (Freshman Year)

• Big Ten Championships (2/17-3/2): Scored in the 400 IM (17th, 3:47 36) in a season-best time, and also earned season bests in the 200 IM (1:48 51) and 200 breast (2:01 00)

• George Washington (10/12): Placed third in the 100 breast (58 74) and second in the 200 back (1:51 12)

• West Virginia (1/18): Earned third against West Virginia in the 200 breast (2:07 10)

• Bloomsburg (1/19): Placed second in the 200 back (1:55 69) and the 1000 free (9:52 06)

High School

• Attended Young Business Creatives in Nacka, Sweden

• Swam for Simklubben Neptun

• Fifteen time Swedish Junior and Youth Champion

• Semifinalist in European Junior Swimming Championship in Hungary (2016)

• Participated in 2017 World University Games in Taiwan

Personal

• Parents are Lena Lulek and Robert Lulek

• Has a younger brother, Maximillian (13), and a younger sister, Rebecca (19)

• Hobbies include watching sports and being with friends

Career Bests CAREER BESTS

Event Time Date Competition

500 Free 4:29 60 2/28/19 Big Ten Championships

1000 Free 9:23 27 3/02/19 Big Ten Championships 1650 Free 15:23 14 2/29/20 Big Ten Championships 100 Fly 47 36 3/4/21 Big Ten Championships 200 Fly 1:46 17 3/5/21 Big Ten Championships

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLA. THOMAS AQUINAS

SR | FLY/FREE

Career Accolades

• Ranks fifth all-time at Penn State in the 200 fly (1:46 17) and seventh in the 100 fly (47 36)

• Scored at the Big Ten Championships in the mile (2020)

• Competed in 2019 Pan-Am Games International

• Holds Honduras records in the 200m backstroke, 200m IM, 400m IM, 400m free, 800m free, 1500m free and 50m butterfly

• Central American & Caribbean Amateur Swimming Championships (2021): Set the Honduras national record in the 50m butterfly (24 94)

• Inter Ligas (2021): Placed second in the 200 fly (2:05 03) and fifth in the 100 fly

• Pan-Am Games (2019): Was a B-finalist in the 200m butterfly, ultimately placing 14th in a personal best 2:02 74, and narrowly missed advancing in the 100m fly, posting a personal best time of 56 01 to place 17th

2020-21 (Junior Year)

• Awards: Academic All-Big Ten .

• at Ohio State (1/16): Swam for second in the 200 fly (1:50 97)

• vs. Northwestern and Iowa (1/22-1/23): Secured two third-place finishes in the 100 fly (48 58) and 200 fly (1:47 68) Member of the 400 free relay that swam for fourth (3:07 78)

2019-20 (Sophomore Year)

• Big Ten Championships (2/26-2/29): Swam three career-bests in the 100 fly (48 38), 200 fly (1:46 96) and 1,650 free (15:23 14)… Scored in the 1,650 free with a 19th-place finish

• St. Bonaventure (10/4): Placed third in the 500 Free (4:43 74)

• West Virginia (10/11): Placed second in the 200 Fly (1:52 54) .

• Big Al Invitational (12/6-12/8): Swam a personal best in the 100 fly (49 56)

• at Bloomsburg (1/17): Touched third in the 500 free (4:44 08)

• Villanova (1/31): Placed second in the 1000 free (9:28 55)

2018-19 (Freshman Year)

• Big Ten Championships (2/27-3/2): Earned season-best times in the 500 free (4:29 60), 1650 free (15:27 60) and 200 fly (1:48 61)… Also swam a season-best 1000 free split of 9:23 27

• George Washington (10/12): Finished third in the 1000 free (9:41 96)

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• Bloomsburg (1/19): Placed third in the 1000 free (10:00 41)

High School

• Earned four letters in swimming at St Thomas Aquinas High School under Coach Martin Grady

• Was the captain and team MVP senior year, as well as earning FirstTeam Broward County

• Placed third in the Florida 4A State Championship for the 100 fly

• Holds school record for 100 fly (49 71)

• Also swam for TS Aquatics

• Competed internationally for Honduras in the 2018 Central American and Caribbean Games, 2017 Central American Games, and in the 2016 FINA World Short Course Championships

• Member of the National Honor Society

Personal

• Parents are Maria and Carlos Vasquez

• Has a younger sister Valarie

• Hobbies include watching movies and reading

Career Accolades

• Scored at the Big Ten Championships in the 200 fly (2019, 20) and 100 fly (2020)

• Ranks as the second-fastest performer all-time at Penn State in the 200 fly (1:44 34)

• Ranks as the third-fastest performer all-time at Penn State in the 100 fly (47 02)

• Competed in the 2019 Phillips 66 Nationals

• Academic All-Big Ten (2020, 21)

• CSCAA Scholar All-America Honorable Mention (2020, 21)

National

• Phillips 66 Nationals (2019): Swam an Olympic Trials cut and personal best in the 200m fly (2:01 08) and finished under the trials standard in the 100m fly (54 12)

2020-21 (Junior Year)

• Awards: CSCAA Scholar All-America Honorable Mention…Academic All-Big Ten

• Michigan State (2/5-2/6): Won the 100 fly (49 52) and earned two third place finishes in the 200 free (1:45 99) and 200 fly (1:59 62) Member of the winning 400 medley relay (3:17 28)

• at Ohio State (1/16): Won both the 100 fly (48 15) and 200 fly (1:47 42) Was also a member of the winning 200 medley relay (1:27 68) and 400 free relay teams (2:58 51)

2019-20 (Sophomore Year)

• Awards: CSCAA Scholar All-America Honorable Mention…Academic All-Big Ten

• Big Ten Championships (2/26-2/29): Finished ninth and became the second-fastest performer in school history in the 200 fly (1:44 34) Scored in the 100 fly with a personal-best time of 47 46 Member of the 800 free relay team that had a seventh-place finish (6:24 00) and ranks as the second-fastest in school history

• St. Bonaventure (10/4): Placed third in the 100 free (46 72)

• West Virginia (10/11): Won the 200 fly (1:48 53)

• Ohio State/Virginia Tech (11/1-11/2): Placed fourth in the 100 fly (48 85) and 200 fly (1:49 75)

• at Bloomsburg (1/17): Finished second in the 100 fly (49 74) and third in the 200 IM (1:53 92)

• Villanova (1/31): Won the 200 free (1:42 20) Placed third in the 200 fly (1:56 87)

2018-19 (Freshman Year)

• Big Ten Championships (2/27-3/2): Scored in the 200 fly (11th, 1:45 01) with season-best and NCAA B-cut time Also set bests in the 100 fly (48 19) and 200 IM (1:48 33)

• Virginia (10/6): Placed second in the 100 fly (50 49)

• George Washington (10/12): Won the 100 fly (50 66)

• West Virginia (1/18): Placed third in the 200 fly (1:52 17)

Career Bests

200 Free 1:45 99 2/6/21 Michigan State 100 Fly 47 02 3/4/21 Big Ten Championships 200 Fly 1:44 34 2/29/20 Big Ten Championships 200 IM 1:48 .33 2/28/19 Big Ten Championships CAREER BESTS

Event Time Date Competition

High School

• Was a five-year varsity swimmer at Saratoga Springs H S under head coach Bill Asay

• Two-year team captain

• State champion in the 200 freestyle as a junior

• Named the 2017 Times Union Swimming Athlete of the Year

• Set school records in the 200 free (1:38 62), 100 fly (49 68), 200 IM (1:51 51) and 100 back (53 10)

• Also swam for Schenectady Saratoga Swim Club

• Two-time C-finalist in the 100 and 200 fly at the 2017 Long Course Junior National Championships

• Participated in Winter Junior Nationals in 2017

• Runner-up in the 200 fly at the 2017 Eastern Speedo Sectionals Championships

Personal

• Son of Cheryl and Marc Zwijacz

• Mother, Cheryl, swam at SUNY Cortland

• Has a younger sister Alexei and an older half-sister Sarah

• Hobbies include hiking, skateboarding, fashion and clothes

• Majoring in communications

LACHLAN BYRNE

BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA BOYS COLLEGE

JR | BACK/FREE

2020-21 (Sophomore Year)

• Awards: Academic All-Big Ten Big Ten Distinguished Scholar

• Big Ten Championships (3/1-3/6): Notched a 24th-place finish overall in the 100 back C-finals (48 24), swimming a personal-best time in the prelims (48 12) to earn him a spot in the finals Swam for two additional career-bests in the 200 free (1:37 95) and 200 back (1:46 34) Member of the 800 free relay team that secured a ninthplace finish (6:25 43)

• Michigan State (2/5-2/6): Led the Nittany Lions with three individual event wins in the 200 back (1:50 94), 50 back (22 91), and 100 IM (51 16)

• at Ohio State (1/16): Earned third in the 200 back (1:49 53)

2019-20 (Freshman Year)

• Note: Joined team for the spring semester

• Big Ten Championships (2/26-2/29): Swam season-best times in the 200 IM (1:50 32), 200 back (1:46 38) and 200 free (1:37 99)

• Bloomsburg (1/17): Placed second in his opening meet in the 100 back (51 33)

• Villanova (1/31): Placed second in the 200 free (1:42 72)

High School:

• Team captain his senior year at Brisbane Boys College for head coach Tom Harris

• Team MVP his freshman, sophomore, and senior years

• GPS Open Champion in the 200 IM

• Swam for Sunnybank Swimming Club where he holds a club record

• Also competed for water polo, basketball, rugby, cross country, cricket, and track and field teams at his high school

• Was first-team water polo

• Earned Academic Excellence Awards including Academic Scholar and Dux of Economics

Personal:

• Son of Kym and David Byrne

• Has two brothers - Matthew and Joshua

• Majoring in biomedical engineering

• Aspires to be either a neurosurgeon or pediatrician

Career Bests CAREER BESTS

Event Time Date Competition

200 Free 1:37 95 3/4/21 Big Ten Championships

100 Back 48 12 3/5/21 Big Ten Championships Back 1:46 34 3/6/21 Big Ten Championships IM 1:50 32 2/27/20 Big Ten Championships

Career Bests CAREER BESTS

Event Time Date Competition

100 Breast 56 03 3/5/21 Big Ten Championships

200 Breast 2:03 65 1/23/21 Northwestern/Iowa 100 Fly 50 09 3/4/21 Big Ten Championships

MIKEY CHALLIS

STATE COLLEGE, PA. STATE COLLEGE AREA ECONOMICS

SO | BREAST/IM

2020-21 (Sophomore Year)

• Awards: Academic All-Big Ten Big Ten Distinguished Scholar

• Big Ten Championships (3/1-3/6): Swam for two career-best times in the 100 breast (56 03) and 100 fly (50 09)

• Michigan State (2/5-2/6): Earned second in the 50 breast (25 86)

• vs. Northwestern and Iowa (1/22-1/23): Swam a personal-best in the 100 breast for a sixth-place finish (56 69) Member of the 200 medley relay team that swam for a fifth-place finish (1:30 47)

2019-20 (Freshman Year)

• vs. St. Bonaventure (10/4): Placed fourth in the 50 yard breast (27 89) and assisted in the 100 medley relay third place finish (43 85)

• Villanova (1/31): Earned two season-best times placing second in the 200 breast (2:07 34) and third in the 100 breast (58 57)

High School

• Swam four years at State College High School for coach Ryan Sprang

• Named 2017-2018 Team Captain

• Led team to four district championship titles, four conference championships and a fourth-place state title

• Four-time state qualifier and a state finalist

• School record holder in the 100 breast

• Also swam for Gator Swim Club and Park Forest BullFrogs

• USA Junior Nationals A finalist

• Awarded the NISCA All-American and Scholastic All-American awards

Personal

• Son of John Challis, a professor at Penn State, and Sue Challis, an instructor at Penn State

• Has a younger sister, Jodie

• Father, John, was a British University Champion in track & field and powerlifting for Loughborough University in England

• Mother, Sue, was a trampoline national, European and World Champion Loughborough University in England

• Enjoys playing chess and basketball

• Plans to major in economics

• Aspires to attend law school

DANIEL RAISANEN

JR | BREAST/FLY

Career Accolades

• School-record holder in the 200 breast (1:55 73)

• Ranks as the seventh-fastest all-time at Penn State in the 100 breast (53 61)

• Scored at the Big Ten Championships in the 100 breast (2020) and 200 breast (2020)

• CSCAA Scholar All-America (2021)

• CSCAA Scholar All-America Honorable Mention (2020)

• Academic All-Big Ten (2021)

2020-21 (Sophomore Year)

• Awards: CSCAA Scholar All-America Academic All-Big Ten

• NCAA Championships (3/24-3/27): Helped the 200 medley relay team to place 23rd with a time of 1:25 22

• Big Ten Championships (3/1-3/6): Earned 20 points for the Nittany Lions, highlighted by two top-24 finishes in the 100 breast (53 61, 19th) and 200 breast (1:56 61, 13th) Member of the 200 medley relay team that locked in a new school record, swimming 1:24 86 for fifth Additionally, swam for another fifth-place finish with the 400 medley relay that swam for the second-fastest time in program history (2:52 76)

• Michigan State (2/5-2/6): Earned a win in both the 100 breast (54 71) and 200 breast (1:58 06) Member of the winning 400 medley relay (3:17 28)

• at Ohio State (1/16): Won the 200 breast (1:58 89) and swam for second-place in the 100 breast (54 80) Also a member of the winning 200 medley relay team (1:27 68)

2019-20 (Freshman Year)

• Awards: Two-time Big Ten Freshman of the Week (10/16, 12/11)… CSCAA Scholar All-America Honorable Mention

• Big Ten Championships (2/26-2/29): Broke the school record in the 200 breast and placed 17th (1:55 73) Placed 20th with a career-best time in the 100 breast (53 95) Finished with a personal-best in the 100 fly (48 42)

• vs. West Virginia (10/11): Won both the 100 breast (56 45) and 200 breast (2:02 31) to earn Big Ten Freshman of the Week honors

• Ohio State/Virginia Tech (11/1-11/2): Placed fourth in the 200 breast (2:02 88)

• Big Al Invitational (12/6-12/8): Reached ‘A’ finals in two events and ‘B’ finals in two more, swimming personal bests in all four events… Named Big Ten Men’s Freshman of the Week…Placed second in the 200 breast (1:58 21) with an NCAA B-Cut time…Placed eighth in the 200 IM (1:49 26)…Placed ninth in the 100 breast (54 70)…Placed 11th (48 78) in the 100 fly

• at Bloomsburg (1/17): Touched first in the 100 breast (57 26)

• Villanova (1/31): Won the 200 breast (2:01 84)

Career Bests CAREER BESTS

Event Time Date Competition

100 Breast 53 61 3/5/21 Big Ten Championships

200 Breast 1:55 73* 2/29/20 Big Ten Championships

100 Fly 48 42 2/28/20 Big Ten Championships

200 IM 1:49 26 12/6/19 Big Al Invitational

* School Record

High School

• Swam at Tibble Gymnasium for Coach Johan Mattsson

• Member of club swim team, Täby Sim

• Swedish champion in the 100 breaststroke

• Swam in the 2019 Swedish Nationals

• Member of the Swedish Youth National Team, Swedish Junior National Team, and Swedish National Team

• Two-time participant in the European Junior Championships

• Attended the 2015 European Youth Olympic Festival

• Competed in the 2014 Nordic Youth Championships and the 2018 Nordic Championships

Personal

• Son of Ewa Kutzner Raisanen and Ari Raisanen

• Has a younger brother, Andreas Raisanen

• Plans to major in Business Management

SAM RENNARD BANK, N.J. BROTHERS

JR | DISTANCE/IM

Career

• Ranks fifth all-time at Penn State in the 500 free (4:23 25) and eighth in the 1650 free (15:19 71)

2020-21 (Sophomore Year)

• Awards: Academic All-Big Ten

• Big Ten Championships (3/1-3/6): Scored points for the Nittany Lions in the 1650 free with a 23rd place finish in the event (15:28 65) Finished 25th overall in the 400 IM to become an alternate for the final (3:56 22) Competed in the 500 free preliminary heats (4:28 92)

• Michigan State (2/5-2/6): Swam for second in the 1000 free with a time of 9:25 14

2019-20 (Freshman Year)

• vs. St. Bonaventure (10/4): Touched second in the 500 free (4:40 99)

• vs. West Virginia (10/11): Placed second in both the 1000 free (9:33 86) and the 500 free (4:38 38)

• at Bloomsburg (1/17): Placed second in the 1000 Free (9:36 50)

• Villanova (1/31): Secured first with a season-best time in the 1000 free (9:28 34) Finished third in the 500 free (4:41 74)

High School

• Four-year letterwinner at Christian Brothers Academy coach Vito Chiavrolatti

• Swam and IM

• Swam

Personal

• Son of Kristen and Sam Rennard

• Has three siblings, brothers Theo and Charlie, Maeve

Career Bests CAREER BESTS

Event Time Date Competition

200 Free 1:44 48 1/23/21 Northwestern/Iowa 500 Free 4:23 25 2/27/20 Big Ten Championships

1000 Free 9:20 31 2/29/20 Big Ten Championships 1650 Free 15:19 .71 2/29/20 Big Ten Championships

400 IM 3:56 15 2/28/20 Big Ten Championships

Career Bests CAREER BESTS

Event Time Date Competition 1-Meter 310 43 1/31/20 Villanova 3-Meter 334 60 1/11/20 Buffalo Invitational Platform 247 15 2/29/20 Big Ten Championships

KEVIN SULLIVAN ILL.

JR | DIVING

Career Accolades

• CSCAA Scholar All-America Honorable Mention (2020)

• Advanced to finals at the NCAA Zone A Regionals in the 1-meter (2020, 21) and 3-meter (2020, 21)

• Scored at the Big Ten Championships in the platform (2020, 21)

• Academic All-Big Ten (2021)

2020-21 (Sophomore Year)

• Awards: Academic All-Big Ten

• NCAA Championships (3/24-27): Competed in the 1-meter (251 80) and 3-meter (241 95) events

• NCAA Zone A Regional (3/11-13): Placed eighth in the 1-meter with a 12-dive score of 519 30 Finished sixth in the 3-meter with a 12-dive score of 576 45

• Michigan State (2/5): Won the 1-meter (297 00) and earned second in the 3-meter with an NCAA Zones qualifying score of 324 00

2019-20 (Freshman Year)

• Awards: CSCAA Scholar All-America Honorable Mention

• NCAA Zone A Regional (3/9-11): Advanced to finals in the 1-meter, finishing 14th with a 12-dive score of 571 60, and the 3-meter, finishing 18th with a 12-dive score of 597 75

• Big Ten Championships (2/26-2/29): Scored on the platform (247 15) with a personal-best score…Competed in the 1-meter (237 85) and 3-meter (305 25)

• Penn State Invitational (Coral Springs, Fla.) (1/3): Had an NCAA zones qualifying score of 330 98 in the 3-meter dive

• Buffalo Invitational (1/11): Won the 3-meter dive with a personalbest score of 334 60 and placed second in the platform dive (213 00)

• Navy Diving Invitational (1/17-1/19): Placed third in the 1-meter with a score of 293 05

• Villanova (1/31): Won the 1-meter with a career-best and NCAA zones qualifying score of 310 43

High School

• Three-year letterwinner diving at Downers Grove North for coach Tony Ciezadlo

• State champion in 2018and runner-up in 2019

• Named USA Junior Olympics Nationals qualifier

• Dove for Windy City Diving

Personal

• Son of Annie and Michael Sullivan

• Has three older sisters, Machaela, Kendall and Tyler

JR | FREE/BACK

Career Accolades

• Member of Penn State’s fastest relay team in the 200 free relay (1:16 88)

• Member of Penn State’s second-fastest all-time 400 free relay team (2:52 76)

• Member of Penn State’s second-fastest all-time 800 free relay team (6:24 00)

• CSCAA Academic All-American (2021)

• Academic All-Big Ten (2021)

2020-2021 (Sophomore Year)

• NCAA Championships (3/24-3/27): Part of the 200 free relay squad that finished 13th with a time of 1:16 88

• Big Ten Championships (3/1-3/6): Helped the 200 free relay team to place fifth with a time of 1:17 07 Contributed to a fifth-place finish in the 400 free relay with a time of 2:52 76

• MIchigan State (2/5): Finished third in the 50 Free with a time of 20 91

2019-2020 (Freshman Year)

• Big Ten Championships (2/26-2/29): Finished with three careerbests in the 200 IM (1:49 80), 100 back (49 38) and 100 free (44 60) Member of the 800 free relay team that ranks as the second-fastest in school history (6:24 00)

• St. Bonaventure (10/4): Placed third in the 25 free (9 77) and fourth in the 100 free (46 96) in collegiate debut… Member of winning 100 medley relay team (41 34)

• Big Al Invitational (12/6-8): Swam personal-bests in the 100 free (45 83) and 100 back (50 28)

• at Bloomsburg (1/17): Touched second in the 100 breast (59 52)

High School

• Swam four years at Bentonville High School for coach Mark Gole

• Named all-conference and all-state four years in a row

• All-American sophomore year

• Named team captain senior year

• Two-time State Team Champion

• Winter Junior Nationals Qualifier while swimming for the NWAA Sharks

• Two-time USA Swimming Scholastic All-American

Personal

• Son of Melanie and Jason Sutton

• Has one younger brother, Grady Sutton

• Intends to major in actuarial science

2020-21 (Freshman Year)

• Big Ten Championships (3/1-3/6): Swam a personal-best in the preliminary events in the 200 free (1:40 37), 500 free (4:30 25) events Finished 31st overall in the 1650 free with a career-best time (15:47 22)

• Michigan State (2/5-2/6): Placed third in the 1000 free (9:25 32)

• vs. Northwestern and Iowa (1/22-1/23): Earned fourth-place in the 1000 free with a career-best time of 9:22 26 Swam for a personal-best in the 200 free (1:41 40)

High School

• Three-time letterwinner at Bishop Moore Catholic High School under coach Jeandre Pretorius

• Named Team Captain during senior year

• Three-time Team MVP

• Named the individual Florida State Champion in the 500 freestyle

• Named USA Swimming Academic All-American

• Placed second in the 1500 freestyle at the 2018 Futures Championships

Personal

• Mike Vanessa

• Has younger brother Ethan

• Enjoys hanging

• Intends

• Aspires to

2020-21 (Freshman Year)

BEN DOYLE EXTON, PA.

DOWNINGTOWN STEM ACADEMY SCIENCE

SO | BREAST

• Michigan State (2/5-2/6): Won the 50 breast (25 73)

High School

• Four-year letterwinner at Downingtown East High School for coach Gigi Graesser

• Served as 2019-20 Senior Leader

• Named Individual Chesmont Conference Champion in the 100 breaststroke and 50 free

• Three-time Chesmont Sports All-Conference Team

• Three-time PA Prep Live All-Area Team

• Named to the PIAA District I All-District Team during his freshman, sophomore and junior seasons

• Earned PIAA All-State First-Team title during his sophomore year

• Four-time YMCA National Champion

• Holds five UMLY team records

Personal

• Son of Pat and Darcey Doyle

• Has two older brothers Jake and Sean and a younger brother Ryan

• Enjoys piano, playing video games, and watching TV

• Majoring in biology with a focus on pre-med

• Aspires to be a Doctor

Career Bests BESTS Breast 57 08 2/6/21 Michigan State Breast 2:12 83 1/23/21 Northwestern/Iowa

SO | FREE/FLY

Career Accolades

• Owns the fourth-fastest 50 free time at Penn State (19 29) and the fourth-fasted 100 fly mark (47 23)

• Member of Penn State’s fastest relay team in the 200 free relay (1:16 88) and 200 medley relay (1:24 86)

• Member of Penn State’s second-fastest all-time 400 free relay team (2:52 76)

International

• US Olympic Trials (6/19/21): Competed in the 50 Free, recording a time of 22 76

2020-21 (Freshman Year)

• Awards: Named Big Ten Freshman of the Week (1/20)

• NCAA Championships (3/24-27): Finished 31st in the 50 Free (19 56) and competed in the 100 fly (47 23) Led the 200 Free Relay team to place 13th (1:16 88) Placed 23rd in the 200 Medley Relay (1:25 22)

• Big Ten Championships (3/1-6): Finished sixth in the 50 Free (19 38) Helped to earn fifth-place finishes in the 200 Free Relay (1:17 07), 400 Free Relay (2:52 76) and 200 Medley Relay (1:24 86)

• Michigan State (2/5-2/6): Placed second in the 100 fly with a time of 49 62 Member of the winning 400 medley relay (3:17 28)

• at Ohio State (1/16): Earned a win in the 100 fly (48 15) and assisted in the winning 200 medley relay (1:27 68) and 400 free relay teams (2:58 51)

High School

• Four-time letterwinner at Donegal High School under coach Alison Kreider

• Named team captain during his sophomore, junior, and senior years

• District

• Named NISCA

• PIAA State second runner-up the 100 fly

• Holds the fly

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2020-21 (Freshman Year)

TOMMY HURLEY BALTIMORE, MARYLAND BOYS LATIN SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

SO | FREE/IM

• Big Ten Championships (3/1-3/6): Swam for three career-bests in the freestyle events, 50 free (20 65), 100 free (45 71), and 200 free (1:39 50)

• Michigan State (2/5-2/6): Won the 50 fly (22 34)

• vs. Northwestern and Iowa (1/22-1/23): Member of the 200 medley relay team that swam for a fifth-place finish (1:30 47)

High School

• Swam for club team North Baltimore Aquatic Club

• Holds the 2017-18 state record in the 4x200 free and 4x50 medley relays

• Member of the National Honor Society

Personal

• Son of Shawn and Rudy Hurley

• Mother, Rudy, swam for Clemson University

• Has an older brother Ryan and a younger sister Caitlin

• Majoring in engineering

Career BestsBESTS

Event Time Date 65 45 71 49 72 2/6/21

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2020-21 (Freshman Year)

• Michigan State (2/5-2/6): Swam the 100 free (52 34) and 100 fly (52 01)

• vs. Northwestern and Iowa (1/22-1/23): Competed in the 50 free (21 67), 100 free (48 14) and 100 fly (51 99)

High School

• Four-year letterwinner at North Allegheny High School under head coach Patrick Wenzel

• Named team captain and 2017-18 team MVP

• Holds the 100 fly North Allegheny High School record

• Member of 200 medley relay and 400 medley relay WPIAL champion teams

• Member of the 200 freestyle relay and 400 freestyle relay PIAA champion teams

• Named 2019 All-American

• Swam for Allegheny North Swim Club and WEST Swim Club

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2020-21 (Freshman Year)

JACOB OBERLE VIRGINIA MILLS E. GODWIN DUS

FR | BACK/FLYFREE

• Big Ten Championships (3/1-3/6): Competed in the 100 fly (49 55), 100 back (49 13), and 200 back (1:51 91) preliminary events

• Michigan State (2/5-2/6): Won the 100 back (50 78)

• vs. Northwestern and Iowa (1/22-1/23): Secured fourth in the 200 back (1:54 95) Member of the 400 free relay team that earned fourth (3:07 78) and assisted in the 200 medley relay that swam for a fifthplace finish (1:30 47)

High School

• Swam four years at Mills E Godwin High School for coaches Hayden Workman and Katrina Guantt

• Named team captain and Team MVP during junior year

• Four time state champion and All-American

• Holds the 50 back, 100 back and 200 free school records

• Swam for club team NOVA of Virginia Aquatics

• Member of the 200 medley relay, 200 free relay, and 400 free relay school record holding teams

Personal

• Son of Michael and Heather Oberle

• Has two younger brothers Nathan and Liam and a younger sister Eliza

• Enjoys hunting and fishing

• Has not decided on an intended major

2020-21 (Freshman Year)

HENRY RADZIKOWSKI VIRGINIA

SO | FREE

• Big Ten Championships (3/1-3/6): Swam for 32nd overall in the 1650 free with a career-best time (15:47 93) Earned a personal-best in the 200 free (1:39 28) in the prelims and competed in 500 free (4:28 45)

• Michigan State (2/5-2/6): Earned a win in both the 500 free (4:30 64) and 1000 free (9:20 41)

• vs. Northwestern and Iowa (1/22-1/23): Member of the 400 free relay that swam for a fourth place finish (3:07 78)

High School

• Four-year letterwinner at Battlefield High School under coach Reid Owen

• Two time team MVP, team captain senior year

• State runner up in the 200 free and 500 free his final season

• Made it to A-finals each year in the 500 free at the State Championships

• Earned All-American Honors

• Holds the school record in the 500 free (4:28 05)

• Attended the U S Open in 2019 and Summer Nationals in Palo Alto in 2018

Personal:

• Son of Roderick and Margaret Radzikowski

• Enjoys doing yoga and coding in his free time

• Majoring in computer science

2020-21 (Freshman Year)

CALVIN WISE ENON, OHIO GREENON SCIENCE

SO | IM/BREAST/FLY

• Michigan State (2/5-2/6): Earned second in the 400 IM (4:03 40)

• vs. Northwestern and Iowa (1/22-1/23): Swam for a personal-best time in the 200 fly (1:51 47)

High School

• Four-year letterwinner at Greenon High School under coach Carl Eckels

• Three-time state finals qualifier

• District runner up in the 200 IM

• Named Central Buckeye Conference First-Team All-Conference during his freshman year

• Two-time Ohio Heritage Conference and First-Team All-Conference

• Holds the Greenon High School record in the 200 IM and the 100 fly

• Finalist at YMCA nationals for club team Springfield YMCA

• Earned sixth place in the 200 breast at the 2019 YMCA Nationals

Personal

• Son of Eric and Kim Wise

• Has a younger sister Josie

• Enjoys drawing, card tricks, and solving rubix cubes

• Majoring in science

Career BestsBESTS

Event Time Date 1:42 07 2:06 46 1/16/21 Fly 1:49 08 3/5/21 IM 1:50 24 3/3/21 IM 3:59 11 3/4/21

50 Yd . Free 19 .03 - Ryan (2017)

1 Will Roberson 19 17 % 3/3/21

QUICK FACTS / BY THE NUMBERS

2 Jake Houck 19 29 % 3/3/21

3 Gabe Castano 19 36 3/3/21

4 Zane Sutton 20 48 3/3/21

5 Tommy Hurley 20 65 3/3/21

100 Yd . Free 42 .08 - Ryan (2014)

1 Will Roberson 42 90 % 3/6/21

2 Jake Houck 43 98 3/6/21

3 Zane Sutton 44 25 3/6/21

4 Devon Chenot 44 64 3/6/21

5 Eben Krigger 45 33 3/6/21

200 Yd . Free 1:34 39 - Daly (2021)

1 Michael Daly 1:34 39* % 3/2/21

2 Eben Krigger 1:37 49 3/4/21

3 Lachlan Byrne 1:37 95 3/4/21

4 Henry Radzikowski 1:39 .28 3/4/21

5 Tommy Hurley 1:39 50 3/4/21

500 Yd Free 4:17 65 - Ankosko (2014)

1 Henry Radzikowski 4:28 45 3/3/21

2 Sam Rennard 4:28 92 3/3/21

3 Zachary Brewer 4:30 .25 3/3/21

1,000 Yd Free 9:04 51 - Ankosko (2012)

1 Henry Radzikowski 9:19 15 1/22/21

2 Zachary Brewer 9:22 26 1/22/21

3 Sam Rennard 9:25 14 2/5/21

4 Erik Huuki 9:34 94 2/5/21

1,650 Yd Free 15:02 66 - Daly (2019)

1 Sam Rennard 15:28 65 3/6/21

2 Zachary Brewer 15:47 22 3/6/21

3 Henry Radzikowski 15:47 93 3/6/21

4 Erik Huuki 16:09 93 3/6/21

100 Yd . Back 44 .65 - Ryan (2017)

1 Michael Daly 46 07 % 3/3/21

2 Will Roberson 47 61 3/5/21

3 Lachlan Byrne 48 12 3/5/21

4 Jacob Oberle 49 13 3/5/21

5 Zane Sutton 49 .46 3/5/21

200 Yd Back 1:40 22 - Schirk (2008)

1 Michael Daly 1:41 51 % 3/27/21

2 Lachlan Byrne 1:46 34 3/6/21

3 Erik Huuki 1:48 52 3/6/21

4 Jacob Oberle 1:51 91 3/6/21

100 Yd Breast 52 96 - Scherer (2011)

1 Daniel Raisanen 53 61 % 3/5/21

2 Hayden Harlow 54 30 3/5/21

3 Michael Challis 56 03 3/5/21

4 Ben Doyle 57 08 2/6/21

200 Yd . Breast 1:55 .73 - Raisanen (2020)

1 Daniel Raisanen 1:56 05 % 3/6/21

2 William Lulek 1:56 84 % 3/6/21

3 Hayden Harlow 1:58 07 % 3/6/21

4 Michael Challis 2:03 65 1/23/21

5 Calvin Wise 2:06 46 1/16/21

100 Yd. Butterfly 46.00 - Grier (2013)

1 Zac Zwijacz 47 02 % 3/4/21

2 Jake Houck 47 23 % 3/26/21

3 Jacob Deckman 47 35 % 3/4/21

4 Carlos Vasquez 47 36 % 3/4/21

5 Devon Chenot 48 57 3/4/21

200 Yd. Butterfly 1:44.18 - Salig (2012)

1 Zac Zwijacz 1:45 12 % 3/5/21

2 Carlos Vasquez 1:46 17 % 3/5/21

3 Jacob Deckman 1:46 81 3/5/21

4 Calvin Wise 1:49 08 3/5/21

200 Yd IM 1:44 .62 - Marino (2011)

1 Hayden Harlow 1:45 62 % 3/3/21

2 William Lulek 1:46 51 % 3/3/21

3 Calvin Wise 1:50 24 3/3/21

4 Lachlan Byrne 1:54 19 1/16/21

400 Yd . IM 3:41 .09 - Daly (2021)

1 Michael Daly 3:41 09* % 3/4/21

2 William Lulek 3:45 71 % 3/4/21

3 Sam Rennard 3:56 22 3/4/21

4 Calvin Wise 3:59 11 3/4/21

200 Yd Freestyle Relay 1:16 .88, 2021

Gabe Castano 1:16 88* ! 3/25/21

Will Roberson Jake Houck Zane Sutton

400 Yd . Freestyle Relay 2:51 .32, 2014

Will Roberson 2:52 76 3/6/21

Zane Sutton Jake Houck Gabe Castano

800 Yd . Freestyle Relay 6:23 .00, 2014

Michael Daly 6:25 43 3/2/21

Hayden Harlow

Lachlan Byrne William Lulek

200 Yd . Medley Relay 1:24 .86, 2021

Will Roberson 1:24 86* % 3/2/21

Daniel Raisanen

Jake Houck

Gabe Castano

400 Yard Medley Relay 3:07 51, 2014

Michael Daly 3:08 38 3/3/21 Daniel Raisanen Jake Houck Will Roberson

1 Meter Diving

Kevin Sullivan 302 70 2/25/21

Jonah Cey 295 95 2/5/21

Bryce Hoch 289 50 1/16/21

Logan Krabbe 263 85 2/5/21

3 Meter Diving

Bryce Hoch 340 28 1/16/21

Kevin Sullivan 324 00 2/5/21

Jonah Cey 311 10 2/5/21

Logan Krabbe 299 78 2/5/21

Platform Diving

Jonah Cey 266 20 2/25/21

Logan Krabbe 228 45 2/25/21

Bryce Hoch 198 45 2/25/21

Kevin Sullivan 190 90 2/25/21

* - School Record

# - PSU Pool Record

$ - Big Ten Meet Record

! - NCAA “A” Qualifier

% - NCAA “B” Qualifier

^ - Leadoff Split

50 FREESTYLE

1 Bowen Becker MINN 18 93

100 BREASTSTROKE

SCHEDULE AND CONTENTS

2 Paul Powers MICH 19 04

3 Ali Khalafalla IND 19 23

4 Luiz Gustavo Borges MICH 19 28

5 Bruno Blaskovic IND 19 46

6 James Peek MICH 19 59

7 Kalvin Koethke OSU 19 69

8 Tyler Zelen WIS 19 99

100 FREESTYLE

1 Blake Pieroni IND 41 43

2 Bowen Becker MINN 41 61

3 Paul Powers MICH 42 34

4 Bruno Blaskovic IND 42 51

5 Matthew Abeysinghe OSU 42 58

6 Jack Smith IOWA 42 71

7 Ali Khalafalla IND 43 01

8 James Peek MICH 43 54

200 FREESTYLE

1 Blake Pieroni IND 1:31 14

2 Mohamed Samy IND 1:32 56

3 Paul Delakis OSU 1:32 86

4 Felix Auböck MICH 1:33 23

5 Nicholas Saulnier MINN 1:34 99

6 Mokhtar Al-Yamani MICH 1:35 02

7 Ryan Stack WIS 1:35 52

8 Andrew Loy OSU 1:36 23

500 FREESTYLE

1 Felix Auböck MICH 4:09 29

2 Ricardo Vargas Jacobo MICH 4:11 11

3 Patrick Ransford MICH 4:15 58

4 Brayden Seal OSU 4:16 52

5 Victor Goicoechea WIS 4:16 63

6 Nicholas Hogsed OSU 4:16 89

7 Adam Destrampe IND 4:19 14

8 Batuhan Hakan PUR 4:23 42

1,650 FREESTYLE

1 Felix Auböck MICH 14:34 10

2 Ricardo Vargas Jacobo MICH 14:40 30

3 Patrick Ransford MICH 14:49 19

4 Victor Goicoechea WIS 14:52 13

5 Brayden Seal OSU 14:56 16

6 William Robert MICH 15:02 38

7 Nicholas Hogsed OSU 15:03 67

8 Spencer Lehman IND 15:06 88

100 BACKSTROKE

1 Gabriel Fantoni IND 45 79

2 Mohamed Samy IND 45 84

3 Joseph Young PUR 46 76

4 Kenneth Mende IOWA 46 80

5 James Beckman IND 46 87

6 Jacob Steele IND 46 91

7 Matt Novinski WIS 47 12

8 Tristan Sanders MICH 47 40

200 BACKSTROKE

1 Mohamed Samy IND 1:39 68

2 Gabriel Fantoni IND 1:40 85

3 Kenneth Mende IOWA 1:42 12

4 Tristan Sanders MICH 1:42 16

5 Joseph Young MICH 1:42 56

6 James Beckman IND 1:43 17

7 Cameron Tysoe WIS 1:43 40

8 Justin Temprano WIS 1:44 56

1 Ian Finnerty IND 50 72

2 Levi Brock IND 51 45

3 Conner McHugh MINN 51 68

4 Jacob Montague MICH 51 80

5 Jeremy Babinet MICH 52 22

6 Jack Barone OSU 52 24

7 Conner Isings OSU 53 23

8 Trent Pellini PUR 53 50

200 BREASTSTROKE

1 Ian Finnerty IND 1:50 78

2 Conner McHugh MINN 1:51 41

3 Levi Brock IND 1:52 78

4 Jacob Montague MICH 1:53 54

5 Charles Swanson MICH 1:53 70

6 Thomas Cope MICH 1:53 76

7 Jeremy Babinet MICH 1:54 27

8 Marat Amaltdinov PUR 1:55 61

100 BUTTERFLY

1 Vinicius Lanza IND 44 79

2 Evan White MICH 45 63

3 Noah Lense OSU 45 91

4 Michael Salazar OSU 45 97

5 Jerzy Twarowski IOWA 46 07

6 Henrique Painhas OSU 46 10

7 Miles Smachlo MICH 46 16

8 James William Jones MICH 46 74

200 BUTTERFLY

1 Vinicius Lanza IND 1:39 95

2 Noah Lense OSU 1:40 83

3 Evan White MICH 1:42 79

4 Henrique Painhas OSU 1:43 07

5 Miles Smachlo MICH 1:43 64

6 Matthew Thomas MINN 1:44 60

Corey Gambardella IND 1:44 60

8 Michael Salazar OSU 1:45 58

200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY

1 Vinicius Lanza IND 1:41 34

2 Evan White MICH 1:42 05

3 Paul Delakis OSU 1:42 83

4 Ian Finnerty IND 1:42 94

Thomas Cope MICH 1:42 94

6 Blake Pieroni IND 1:44 17

7 Andrew Loy OSU 1:44 24

8 Jacob Montague MICH 1:44 52

400 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY

1 Charles Swanson MICH 3:39 16

2 Thomas Cope MICH 3:42 86

3 Ricardo Vargas Jacobo MICH 3:43 73

4 Joseph Milinovich WIS 3:45 71

5 Patrick Ransford MICH 3:46 27

6 Adam Noens PUR 3:46 28

7 Nicholas Hogsed OSU 3:47 07

8 Spencer Lehman IND 3:47 12

200 FREESTYLE RELAY

1 Michigan 1:16 49

2 Indiana 1:16 56

3 Minnesota 1:17 02

4 Iowa 1:17 50

5 Ohio State 1:17 82

6 Wisconsin 1:18 25

7. Penn State 1:19.21

8 Purdue 1:19 38

400 FREESTYLE RELAY

1 Indiana 2:48 81

2 Ohio State 2:50 12

3 Michigan 2:50 45

4 Iowa 2:51 58 5 Minnesota 2:52 50 6 Wisconsin 2:54 18

7. Penn State 2:56.00 8 Michigan State 2:56 05

800 FREESTYLE RELAY

1 Indiana 6:11 50

2 Michigan 6:16 51

3 Ohio State 6:16 92

4 Wisconsin 6:20 75

5 Minnesota 6:21 95

6. Penn State 6:27.26

7 Iowa 6:28 93

8 Purdue 6:28 94

200 MEDLEY RELAY

1 Indiana 1:23 95

2 Minnesota 1:24 25

3 Ohio State 1:24 52

4 Michigan 1:24 79 5 Iowa 1:25 77 6 Penn State 1:26 16

7 Purdue 1:26 19 8 Wisconsin 1:26 40

400 MEDLEY RELAY

1 Indiana 3:01 30 2 Minnesota 3:06 90

3 Michigan 3:06 95

4 Ohio State 3:07 44 5 Iowa 3:08 24

6 Wisconsin 3:10 52 7 Purdue 3:11 07

8 Michigan State 3:11 82

ONE-METER DIVING

1 Michael Hixon IND 493 60

2 James Connor IND 477 30

3 Steele Johnson PUR 466 95

4 Joseph Cifelli PUR 435 35

5. Hector Garcia Boissier PSU 431.95

6 Xi Yang MINN 420 35

7 Mory Gould IND 372 65

8 Aaron Daniels-Freeman OSU 337 30

THREE-METER DIVING

1 Steele Johnson PUR 540 55

2 Michael Hixon IND 509 95

3 Andrew Capabianco IND 488 40

4 James Connor IND 479 65

5 Joseph Cifelli PUR 443 70

6 Stephen Romanik OSU 433 75

7 Cory Coldren IND 414 95

8 Christo Law OSU 381 40

PLATFORM DIVING

1 Brandon Loschiavo PUR 523 65

2 Xi Yang MINN 518 85

3 Andrew Capabianco IND 468 65

4 Christo Law OSU 453 05

5 Ross Todd MICH 452 75

6 Clay White OSU 430 85

7 Alan LeBlang MINN 413 10

8 Anton Hoherz IOWA 381 00

2019 ALL-BIG TEN TEAMS

FIRST TEAM

Zach Apple Indiana

Bruno Blaskovic Indiana

Gabriel Fantoni Indiana

James Connor Indiana

Ian Finnerty Indiana

Jack Franzman Indiana

Brandon Hamblin Indiana

Vini Lanza Indiana

Mohamed Samy Indiana

Felix Aubock Michigan

Luiz Gustavo Borges Michigan

Will Chan Michigan

Alex King Michigan

Miles Smachlo Michigan

Charles Swanson Michigan

Bowen Becker Minnesota

Brandon Loschiavo Purdue

SECOND TEAM

James Brinegar Indiana

Andrew Capobianco Indiana

Kevin Callan Michigan

Thomas Cope Michigan

Ricardo Vargas Jacobo Michigan

Ross Todd Michigan

Maxwell McHugh Minnesota

Matthew Abeysinghe Ohio State

Mossimo Chavez Ohio State

Paul DeLakis Ohio State

Ruslan Gaziev Ohio State

Noah Lense Ohio State

Andrew Loy Ohio State

Henrique Painhas Ohio State Benjamin Sugar Ohio State Cameron Tysoe Wisconsin

SWIMMER OF THE YEAR

Vini Lanza Indiana

DIVER OF THE YEAR

Andrew Capobianco Indiana

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

Max McHugh Michigan

SWIMMING COACH OF THE YEAR

Ray Looze Indiana

DIVING COACH OF THE YEAR

Drew Johansen Indiana

PENN STATE ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN HONOREES

Nathaniel Bledsoe, Jacob Deckman, Robert Dickson, Matthew DiNunzio, Hector Garcia Boissier, Juliusz Gosieniecki, Hayden Harlow, Brad Johnson, Dale Johnson, Eben Krigger, John Nunez, Matthew Popovich, Tomer Zamir

BIG TEN DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR

Nathaniel Bledsoe, Robert Dickson, Hector Garcia Boissier, Hayden Harlow, Brad Johnson, John Nunez

PENN STATE’S BIG TEN SPORTSMANSHIP HONOREE

Robbie Dickson

QUICK FACTS / BY THE NUMBERS BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP REVIEW

2019 TEAM STANDINGS

TEAM POINTS

1 Indiana 1705 Michigan 1464 Ohio State 1243 5 Purdue 744 5 Minnesota 726 Wisconsin 593 5 Penn State 563 5 Iowa 560 Northwestern 378 Michigan State 209

ALL-TIME BIG TEN RECORDS

Event Time/Score Athlete/Team Team Year

50 Free 18 69 Bowen Becker MINN 2018

100 Free 41 43 Blake Pieroni IND 2018

200 Free 1:31 14 Blake Pieroni IND 2018

500 Free 4:08 60 Peter Vanderkaay MICH 2006

1,000 Free 8:43 37 PJ Ransford MICH 2017

1,650 Free 14:22 88 Felix Auböck MICH 2017

100 Back 44 72 Ben Hesen IND 2008

200 Back 1:37 58 Tyler Clary MICH 2009

100 Breast 50 72 Ian Finnerty IND 2018

200 Breast 1:50 78 Ian Finnerty IND 2018

100 Fly 44 79 Vinicius Lanza IND 2018

200 Fly 1:39 33 Dylan Bosch MICH 2014

200 IM 1:41 14 Kyle Whitaker MICH 2014

400 IM 3:35 98 Tyler Clary MICH 2009

200 FR 1:16 42 Michigan 2013

400 FR 2:48 81 Indiana 2018

800 FR 6:09 85 Michigan 2014

200 MR 1:22 27 Michigan 2013

400 MR 3:01 30 Indiana 2018

1m Dive 493 60 Michael Hixon IND 2018

1m Dive* 625 60 Timo Klami IOWA 2003

3m Dive 540 55 Steele Johnson PUR 2018

3m Dive* 667 30 Marc Carlton IND 2005

Platform 557 90 David Boudia PUR 2011

Platform* 643 00 Marc Carlton IND 2005

Platform** 821 20 P J Bogart MINN 1995

* – 11 dives; ** – 14 dives

BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

Listed below are all of Penn State’s finishers from the championship finals (top eight) at the Big Ten Championships These results date back to the 1992 championships, which was Penn State’s first year in the conference Note: all times are from the finals.

SCHEDULE AND CONTENTS

50 FREESTYLE

Bob Molettiere 1st 19 68 2002

Bob Molettiere 1st 19 80 2001

Gabe Castano 2nd 19 06 2020

Shane Ryan 2nd 19 36 2014

Eugene Botes 2nd 19 89 2002

Bob Molettiere 2nd 19 93 2000

Brian Hostetler 2nd 20 00 1999

Greg Stacey 2nd 20 11 1998

Shane Ryan 3rd 19 03 2017

Gabe Castano 3rd 19:20 2019

Shane Ryan 3rd 19 59 2015

Brian Hostetler 3rd 20 06 2000

Todd Minnier 4th 20 23 2003

Brian Hostetler 4th 20 05 2001

Bob Molettiere 4th 20 12 1999

Greg Stacey 4th 20 28 1997

Will Roberson 5th 19 40 2020

Brian Alden 5th 19 92 2010

Eugene Botes 5th 20 29 2003

John Hauser 6th 19 81 2014

Eugene Botes 7th 20 21 2001

Sean Swanepoel 8th 20 59 2005

Todd Minnier 8th 20 39 2004

100 FREESTYLE

Shane Ryan 1st 42 08 2014

Eugene Botes 1st 43 30 2002

Bob Molettiere 1st 43 91 1999

Shane Ryan 2nd 41 86 2017

Bob Molettiere 2nd 43 72 2001

Eugene Botes 3rd 43 93 2003

Holden Comeau 3rd 44 36 1999

Adam Carroll 3rd 44 30 1993

Bob Molettiere 4th 43 78 2002

Brian Alden 4th 43 84 2010

Todd Minnier 4th 44 07 2003

Holden Comeau 4th 44 45 2000

Vincent Reydams 5th 43 51 2009

Todd Minnier 5th 43 89 2004

Todd Minnier 5th 44 25 2001

Brian Hostetler 5th 44 76 2000

Dan Okoniewski 5th 44 64 1998

Todd Minnier 6th 44 26 2002

Eugene Botes 6th 44 35 2001

Brian Hostetler 7th 44 64 1999

Greg Stacey 7th 44 79 1998

Greg Stacey 7th 45 10 1997

Sean Swanepoel 7th 44 12 2008

Gabe Castano 8th 43 29 2019

Shane Ryan 8th 43 47 2015

Daryl Northrop 8th 44 92 2004

200 FREESTYLE

Holden Comeau 3rd 1:37 36 2000

Todd Minnier 4th 1:36 17 2004

Martin Schierhorn 4th 1:36 81 2001

Holden Comeau 4th 1:37 74 1999

John Retrum 5th 1:37 02 2001

Martin Schierhorn 6th 1:37 19 2002

Martin Schierhorn 6th 1:38 46 2000

Sean Biedermann 7th 1:38 33 2005

Holden Comeau 7th 1:39 45 1998

Adam Carroll 7th 1:37 85 1993

Andrew Hartner 8th 1:43 64 2002

500 FREESTYLE

Michael Daly 5th 4:17.72 2020

Martin Schierhorn 5th 4:21 31 2002

Martin Schierhorn 5th 4:19 73 2001

Martin Schierhorn 5th 4:24 42 2000

Martin Schierhorn 5th 4:23 73 1999

Nick Ankosko 6th 4:19 64 2014

Nick Ankosko 8th 4:20 48 2013

Chip Berry 8th 4:26 29 1996

1,650 FREESTYLE

Chip Berry 3rd 15:20 84 1996

Michael Daly 6th 15:03 81 2019

Chris Sullivan 6th 15:11 58 2007

Paul Kirk 6th 15:19 13 2002

Chip Berry 6th 15:27 46 1993

Nick Ankosko 7th 15:05 32 2012

Martin Schierhorn 7th 15:20 91 2001

Steve Hodgins 7th 15:33 37 1999

George Reimer 7th 15:26 49 1994

George Reimer 8th 15:25 43 1995

100 BACKSTROKE

Shane Ryan 1st 44 65 2017

Shane Ryan 1st 45 13 2014

Shane Ryan 1st 45 54 2015

Nate Savoy 2nd 46 10 2015

Nate Savoy 2nd 45 61 2014

Sean Grier 2nd 46 12 2013

Josh Weaver 2nd 48 68 2000

Nate Savoy 3rd 46 60 2012

Patrick Schirk 3rd 47 68 2009

Josh Weaver 3rd 48 31 1999

Brian Palme 3rd 48 72 1997

Nick Boyce 3rd 49 15 1992

Sean Grier 4th 47 16 2012

Graham Risley 4th 47 27 2011

Nate Savoy 5th 46 51 2013

Patrick Schirk 5th 48 01 2008

Patrick Schirk 5th 47 71 2007

Josh Weaver 5th 49 00 2002

Josh Weaver 5th 49 38 2001

Brian McKenna 6th 49 17 1999

Shawn McLin 7th 49 36 2004

Braedan Quigley 7th 49 91 2000

Gavin Carscallen 7th 49 31 1999

Dan Fimbianti 8th 48 57 2010

200 BACKSTROKE

Michael Daly 2nd 1:40 63 2020

Nate Savoy 2nd 1:40 60 2015

Patrick Schirk 2nd 1:40 87 2008

Nate Savoy 2nd 1:42 56 2012

Patrick Schirk 2nd 1:42 74 2007

Josh Weaver 2nd 1:45 80 2000

Nate Savoy 3rd 1:40 69 2013

Patrick Schirk 3rd 1:42 04 2009

Andrew Hartner 3rd 1:45 65 2002

Josh Weaver 3rd 1:45 18 1999

Nate Savoy 4th 1:41 23 2014

Gavin Carscallen 4th 1:46 42 1999

Nick Boyce 4th 1:47 20 1992

John Retrum 7th 1:45 92 2001

Patrick Schirk 7th 1:46 17 2006

Dan Fimbianti 7th 1:48 01 2010

John Retrum 7th 1:48 31 1999

Josh Weaver 8th 1:47 05 2002

Andrew Hartner 8th 1:46 90 2001

100 BREASTSTROKE

Mitch Scherer 2nd 52 96 2011

Matt Teeter 2nd 54 92 1999

Matt Teeter 3rd 55 34 2000

Mitch Scherer 4th 53 21 2012

Matt Teeter 4th 55 26 1998

Brian Alden 5th 53 51 2012

James Sloat 5th 55 86 1993

Andy Archer 6th 55 94 1993

David Boardman 7th 55 60 1998

David Boardman 7th 55 84 1997

David Boardman 7th 56 53 1996

Gunther Cassell 8th 54 38 2017

Mitch Scherer 8th 54 12 2009

Gilad Chen 8th 56 71 1996

200 BREASTSTROKE

Mitch Scherer 4th 1:56 78 2012

Mitch Scherer 5th 1:57 09 2011

Matt Teeter 5th 2:01 04 1998

Kyle Miranda 6th 2:00 42 2005

Gilad Chen 6th 2:02 14 1996

Andy Archer 6th 2:00 99 1993

James Sloat 6th 2:02 58 1992

Joe Peresan 7th 2:00 36 2001

Joe Peresan 7th 2:01 57 2000

Joe Peresan 7th 2:00 72 1999

Steve Medei 7th 2:02 73 1996

Gilad Chen 7th 2:02 54 1995

Chris Ippoliti 8th 2:01 51 2005

James Sloat 8th 2:01 56 1993

100 BUTTERFLY

Eugene Botes 1st 47 40 2003

Eugene Botes 1st 47 48 2001

Eugene Botes 2nd 47 66 2002

Sean Grier 3rd 46 00 2013

Todd Minnier 3rd 47 91 2002

Gavin Carscallen 3rd 47 72 1999

Todd Minnier 4th 47 88 2001

Gavin Carscallen 4th 48 25 1998

Sean Grier 6th 46 83 2012

Brent Creager 6th 48 23 2002

Brian Hostetler 6th 48 74 2000

Gavin Carscallen 6th 49 05 1997

Patrik Johansson 8th 48 77 2005

200 BUTTERFLY

Tim Williams 4th 1:45 36 2008

Todd Minnier 5th 1:46 65 2001

Matt Salig 6th 1:45 11 2011

Tim Williams 6th 1:46 60 2007

Tim Williams 7th 1:44 80 2009

Mac Fraser 7th 1:48 78 1994

Matt Haupt 8th 1:48 97 2003

Brent Creager 8th 1:48 86 2001

200 IM

Joe Peresan 1st 1:47 32 2001

Joe Peresan 2nd 1:48 85 1999

Scott Marino 4th 1:44 62 2011

Scott Marino 5th 1:45 04 2012

Joe Peresan 6th 1:49 38 2000

Nate Savoy 7th 1:46 11 2014

Alex Cunha 7th 1:52 20 1996

Nate Savoy 8th 1:45 76 2015

Nate Savoy 8th 1:46 71 2012

Matt Haupt 8th 1:49 46 2003

Matt Haupt 8th 1:50 30 2002

400 IM

Scott Marino 2nd 3:46 08 2012

Joe Peresan 2nd 3:52 87 2000

Joe Peresan 3rd 3:50 24 2001

Michael Daly 4th 3:43 00 2020

Michael Daly 4th 3:42 38 2019

Joe Peresan 4th 3:53 04 1999

Chip Berry 5th 3:55 86 1996

Scott Marino 6th 3:49 48 2012

Joe Peresan 6th 3:55 98 1998

Jaffrey Clark 7th 3:53 16 2003

Jaffrey Clark 7th 3:52 89 2001

Jaffrey Clark 7th 3:55 21 2000

BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

200 FREESTYLE RELAY

Eugene Botes 1st 1:18 69 2002

Bob Molettiere

Todd Minnier

John Lutz

Bob Molettiere 1st 1:19 11 1999

Dan Okoniewski

Brian Hostetler

Holden Comeau

Shane Ryan 1st 1:17 93 2014

John Hauser

Nate Savoy Shane Austin

Brian Hostetler 2nd 1:19 08 2001

Eugene Botes

John Retrum

Bob Molettiere

Brian Hostetler 2nd 1:19 45 2000

Bob Molettiere

Eugene Botes Holden Comeau

Dan Okoniewski 3rd 1:19 92 1998

Greg Stacey

Brian Hostetler

Hogan Thomas Greg Stacey 3rd 1:20 98 1997

Justin Martens

Paul Lupinski

Dan Okoniewski

Todd Minnier 3rd 1:19 89 2003

Eugene Botes

John Lutz

Daryl Northrop

Austin Wilson 4th 1:17 38 2020

Will Roberson

Jullusz Goslenleckl

Gabe Castano

Vincent Reydams 4th 1:18 26 2009

Brian Alden

Basil Kaaki

Jason Goldner

Nate Savoy 4th 1:18 36 2015

Shane Ryan Matt Grillo

Jeff Young

Dan Okoniewski 4th 1:21 72 1996

Greg Stacey

Brian Palme

Justin Martens

Basil Kaaki 5th 1:19 42 2010

Brian Alden

John Austin

Jamie Grennan

Todd Minnier 5th 1:20 35 2004

Daryl Northrop

Patrik Johansson

Chris Ippoliti

Gabe Castano 6th 1:18 26 2019

William Roberson

Matthew DiNunzio

Austin Wilson

Shane Austin 6th 1:18 68 2013

Sean Grier

John Hauser

Jeff Young

Curt Sawin 6th 1:21 87 1992

Tim Boyd

Ed Adelman

Thad Davis

Shane Ryan 7th 1:19 00 2017

Tomer Zamir

Kaelan Freund

Bob Bantley

Gabe Castano 7th 1:19 21 2018

Will Roberson

Ryan O’Neill

Austin Wilson

Vincent Reydams 7th 1:19 67 2008

Sean Swanepoel

Basil Kaaki

Jason Goldner

Daryl Northrop 7th 1:20 74 2005

Sean Swanepoel

Patrik Johansson

Chris Ippoliti

QUICK FACTS / BY THE NUMBERS

Sean Anderson 7th 1:22 82 1994

Paul Lupinski

Andrew Sliver

Doug Cooper

Shane Austin 8th 1:20 03 2012

Sean Grier

Scott Marino

Brian Alden

Sean Swanepoel 8th 1:20 40 2007

Dan Kaiserian

Vincent Reydams

Sean Biedermann

Shane Austin 8th 1:21 12 2011

Graham Risley

John Austin

Andrew Sideras

Dan Kaiserian 8th 1:21 16 2006

Sean Swanepoel Sean Biedermann

Spencer Maglich

Greg Stacey 8th 1:23 32 1995

Ed Walsh

Mike Przywozny

Jason Eby

Ed Erdos 8th 1:22 24 1993

Thad Davis Ed Adelman

Doug Cooper

400 FREESTYLE RELAY

Eugene Botes 1st 2:53 68 2002

Bob Molettiere

Martin Schierhorn

Todd Minnier

Bob Molettiere 1st 2:54 25 2001

Eugene Botes

Todd Minnier

John Retrum

Shane Ryan 2nd 2:51 32 2014

John Hauser

Nate Savoy Shane Austin Holden Comeau 2nd 2:58 03 2000

Brian Hostetler

Eugene Botes

Bob Molettiere

Bob Molettiere 2nd 2:57 38 1999 Dan Okoniewski Brian Hostetler Holden Comeau

Basil Kaaki 3rd 2:53 70 2009

Brian Alden Vincent Reydams

Jason Goldner

Vincent Reydams 3rd 2:54 78 2007

Dan Kaiserian Sean Swanepoel Sean Biedermann

Todd Minnier 4th 2:58 03 2003

Eugene Botes

Erik Gordon Matt Haupt

Dan Okoniewski 4th 2:59 69 1998

Greg Stacey Brian Hostetler

Holden Comeau

Thad Davis 4th 2:59 34 1993

Adam Carroll Curt Sawin

Jason Eby Shane Ryan 5th 2:53 19 2015

Nate Savoy Matthew Grillo Bob Bantley John Hauser 5th 2:54 50 2013 Sean Grier Nate Savoy Shane Austin Brian Alden 5th 2:56 92 2010

Basil Kaaki

Jon Cochrane

John Austin Adam Carroll 5th 2:59 84 1992

Nick Noyce Curt Sawin

Thad Davis Matthew DiNunzio 6th 2:54 14 2020

Zane Sutton

Juliusz Gosieniecki

Gabe Castano

Patrik Johansson 6th 2:58 61 2004 Todd Minnier Daryl Northrop Nate Torok

Greg Stacey 6th 3:00 03 1997

Brian Palme Justin Martens Dan Okoniewski

Will Roberson 7th 2:56 00 2018 Ryan O’Neill

Kaelan Freund

Gabe Castano

Brian Alden 7th 2:56 72 2012

Shane Austin Andrew Sideras

William Roberson 8th 2:54 15 2019

Matthew DiNunzio

Liam Veregin

Gabe Castano

Sean Grier

Brian Alden 8th 2:57 64 2011

Scott Marino Graham Risley Shane Austin

Dan Kaiserian 8th 2:59 37 2006

Sean Swanepoel Sean Biedermann Shawn McLin

Sean Anderson 8th 3:02 77 1994 Kirk Skoglund Jason Eby Paul Lupinski

800 FREESTYLE RELAY

Todd Minnier 3rd 6:29 80 2001 Martin Schierhorn Matt Haupt John Retrum

Eugene Botes 4th 6:33 06 2003 Erik Gordon Todd Minnier Matt Haupt

Martin Schierhorn 4th 6:33 45 1999 Kevin Smith John Retrum Holden Comeau

John Hauser 5th 6 23 00 2014 Matt Stasiunas Bob Bantley Scott Heil

Matt Stasiunas 5th 6 24 59 2016 Ryan O’Neill Joao Cervone Bob Bantley

Brian Alden 5th 6:28 11 2010

Ben Ryan Luke Bushman Jon Cochrane

Sean Swanepoel 5th 6:33 34 2008 Josh Graham Ben Ryan Sean Biedermann Sean Swanepoel 5th 6:32 57 2007

Spencer Maglich Patrick Schirk Sean Biedermann

Nathan Schiffmann 6th 6:24 31 2019

Michael Daly Eben Krigger

Hayden Harlow Nathan Schiffmann 6th 6:27 26 2018

Ryan O’Neill

Eben Krigger Matthew DiNunzio

Ben Ryan 6th 6:30 12 2009

Basil Kaaki Jon Cochrane

Brian Alden

Daryl Northrop 6th 6:36 01 2005 Josh Graham

Shawn McLin

Sean Biedermann

BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

SCHEDULE AND CONTENTS

Michael Daly 7th 6:24 00 2020

Hayden Harlow

Eben Krigger

Zac Zwijacz

Joao Cervone 7th 6:26 35 2017

Matt Stasiunas

Ryan O’Neill

Bob Bantley

Brian Alden 7th 6:29 39 2011

Scott Marino

Shane Austin

James Wilson

Todd Minnier 7th 6:38 45 2004

Nate Torok

Dustin Thompson

Ofer Finkler

Holden Comeau 7th 6:41 24 1998

Kevin Smith

Paul Monyok

Steve Medei

Adam Carroll 7th 6:40 49 1992

Curt Sawin

Ed Adelman

Jason Eby

Matt Stasiunas 8th 6:28 32 2015

Bob Bantley Ryan O’Niell

Nick Ankosko

John Hauser 8th 6:28 85 2013

Nick Ankosko

Shane Austin

Matt Salig

Sean Biedermann 8th 6:37 71 2006

Spencer Maglich

Patrick Schirk

Josh Graham

Adam Carroll 8th 6:41 29 1993

Jason Eby Kirk Skoglund

Ed Adelman

200 MEDLEY RELAY

Josh Weaver 1st 1:28 27 2000

Matt Teeter

Gavin Carscallen

Bob Molettiere

Nate Savoy 2nd 1 24 89 2014

James Wilson Shane Ryan Shane Austin

Nate Savoy 2nd 1:25 61 2012

Mitch Scherer Sean Grier

Brian Alden

Brian McKenna 2nd 1:28 17 1999

Matt Teeter

Gavin Carscallen

Brian Hostetler

Brian Palme 2nd 1:29 31 1997

David Boardman

Gavin Carscallen

Greg Stacey

Graham Risley 3rd 1:25 94 2011

Mitch Scherer

Sean Grier

Brian Alden

Graham Risley 3rd 1:26 65 2010

Mitch Scherer

Basil Kaaki

Brian Alden

Josh Weaver 3rd 1:27 78 2002

Mark Zucca

Eugene Botes

Bob Molettiere

Dan Okoniewski 3rd 1:28 85 1998

David Boardman

Gavin Carscallen

Greg Stacey

Nate Savoy 4th 1:25 38 2013

James Wilson

Sean Grier

Shane Austin Patrick Schirk 4th 1:26 59 2009

Mitch Scherer

Tim Williams

Vincent Reydams

Josh Weaver 4th 1:28 83 2001

Mike Laskowski

Eugene Botes

Bob Molettiere

Nick Boyce 4th 1:30 62 1992

James Sloat

Thad Davis

Adam Carroll Shane Ryan 5th 1:25 27 2017

Kaelan Freund

Tomer Zamir

Bob Bantley

Patrick Schirk 5th 1:27 86 2007

Kyle Miranda

Dan Kaiserian Sean Swanepoel

Shawn McLin 5th 1:29 02 2005

Kyle Miranda

Patrik Johansson

Sean Swanepoel

Jason Gray 5th 1:31 05 1995

David Boardman

Kevin Langer Greg Stacey

Liam Veregin 6th 1:26 16 2018

Kaelan Freund

Tomer Zamir Gabe Castano

Liam Veregin 7th 1:25 62 2019

Brad Johnson Tomer Zamir

Gabe Castano

Patrick Schirk 8th 1:29 20 2008

Kyle Miranda Tim Williams Sean Swanepoel

400 MEDLEY RELAY

Nate Savoy 2nd 3:09 09 2012

Mitch Scherer Sean Grier Shane Austin

Josh Weaver 2nd 3:14 48 1999

Matt Teeter

Gavin Carscallen

Brian Hostetler

Nate Savoy 3rd 3:08 01 2015 Andy Schuehler

Kyle Madley Shane Ryan Josh Weaver 3rd 3:15 66 2000

Matt Teeter Gavin Carscallen Bob Molettiere

Brian McKenna 3rd 3:17 10 2013 Mark Zucca

Brent Creager Todd Minnier

Nate Savoy 4th 3:08 01 2 014

James Wilson Shane Ryan John Hauser

Josh Weaver 4th 3:15 66 2002 Mark Zucca Brent Creager Todd Minnier Josh Weaver 4th 3:15 66 2001

Joe Peresan

Eugene Botes Todd Minnier

Adam Carroll 4th 3:16 81 1993

James Sloat Thad Davis Curt Sawin

Shane Ryan 5th 3:08 04 2017

Kaelan Freund Tomer Zamir

Bob Bantley Graham Risley 5th 3:10 58 2011 Mitch Scherer

Sean Grier

Brian Alden

Patrick Schirk 5th 3:12 96 2007

Kyle Miranda Tim Williams Sean Swanepoel

Nick Boyce 5th 3:19 06 1998

Matt Teeter Gavin Carscallen

Greg Stacey Josh Weaver 5th 3:15 84 1992

James Sloat Kirk Skoglund

Adam Carroll

Patrick Schirk 6th 3:13 63 2009 Brian Alden

Tim Williams Basil Kaaki

Patrick Schirk 6th 3:13 71 2008

Kyle Miranda

Tim Williams

Sean Swanepoel

Brian Palme 6th 3:20 99 1996

David Boardman Mac Fraser

Justin Martens

Shawn McLin 7th 3:16 46 2005

Kyle Miranda

Patrik Johansson

Daryl Northrop

Shawn McLin 7th 3:16 95 2004

Dan Velez

Todd Minnier

Daryl Northrop

Zac Swijacz 8th 3:09 61 2020

Liam Veregin Gabe Castano

Brad Johnson

Brian Palme 8th 3:18 46 1997

David Boardman Gavin Carscallen Greg Stacey

Brian Palme 8th 3:21 08 1995

David Boardman Alex Cunha Greg Stacey

1-METER DIVING

Mike Alderman 1st 354 45 2006

Chris Devine 2nd 540 21 1995

Mike Alderman 3rd 333 20 2007

Chris Devine 3rd 537 90 1994

Mike Alderman 4th 306 75 2004

Hector Garcia Boissier 4th 419 40 2019

Hector Garcia Boissier 5th 431 95 2018

Adam Pierce 5th 306 70 2004

Chris Alderman 5th 302 65 2001

Chris Alderman 6th 485 10 2000

Drew Jackson 6th 472 80 1999

Drew Jackson 6th 472 80 1998

Adam Pierce 7th 315 75 2006

Hector Boissier 7th 321 30 2016

Seth Kane 7th 456 00 1998

Seth Kane 7th 503 10 1997

Steve Bohner 8th 427 50 2000

3-METER DIVING

Chris Devine 2nd 538 65 1995

Mike Alderman 3rd 524 80 2004

Hector Garcia Boissier 4th 465 85 2017

Hector Garcia Boissier 4th 441 15 2019

Marc Gastaldo 5th 521 95 2004

Chris Alderman 6th 502 50 1999

Drew Jackson 6th 504 12 1996

Jack Crow 6th 359 85 2016

Mike Alderman 7th 343 30 2006

Drew Jackson 7th 463 20 1995

Chris Devine 7th 469 26 1992

Chris Alderman 8th 452 00 2001

Chris Alderman 8th 444 60 1998

Hector Garcia Boissier 8th 345 75 2016

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

2020 NCAA Championships Canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic

2013 20th Place with 52 points

QUICK FACTS / BY THE NUMBERS

Gabe Castano was slated to compete in the 50 free, Michael Daly was chosen in the 200 back and 400 IM. In addition, the 200 free relay team of Will Roberson, Austin Wilson, Juliusz Gosieniecki, and Gabe Castano quali fied for NCAA’s. They were all named CSCAA All-Americans.

2019 29th Place with 27 points

2nd Hector Garcia Boissier SR 1-meter Diving (399 30)

17th Hector Garcia Boissier SR 3-meter Diving (350 20)

17th Gabe Castano SO 50 Freestyle (19 21)

26th Michael Daly FR 400 IM (3:45 67)

33rd Michael Daly FR 1650 Freestyle (15:02 66)

33rd Michael Daly FR 200 Backstroke (1:43 08)

37th Gabe Castano SO 100 Freestyle (43 26)

45th Jack Crow SR 1-meter Diving (203 05)

50th Jack Crow SR 3-meter Diving (241 45)

2018 30th Place with 14 points

9th Hector Garcia Boissier JR 3-meter Diving (406 85)

12th Hector Garcia Boissier JR 1-meter Diving (343 55)

28th Hector Garcia Boissier JR Platform Diving (303 20)

2017 28th Place with 23 points

6th Shane Ryan SR 100 Backstroke (45 17)

10th Shane Ryan SR 100 Freestyle (42 14)

15th Hector Garcia Boissier SO 1-meter Diving (313 95)

16th Hector Garcia Boissier SO 3-meter Diving (350 60)

17th Shane Ryan SR 50 Freestyle (19 31)

2016 44th Place with 2 points

23rd Hector Garcia Boissier FR 1-meter Diving (335 65)

2015 24th Place with 27 points

3rd Shane Ryan JR 100 Backstroke (45 24)

10th Nate Savoy SR 200 Backstroke (1:40 50)

13th Nate Savoy SR 100 Backstroke (46 32)

17th Nate Savoy SR 400 Freestyle Relay (2:53 46)

Shane Ryan JR Matt Grillo JR Bob Bantley SO Shane Austin SR

20th Nate Savoy SR 200 Medley Relay (1:26 63)

Andy Schuehler SO Kyle Madley SR Shane Ryan JR

2014 17th Place with 63 points

2nd Shane Ryan SO 100 Backstroke (44 78)

4th Shane Ryan SO 100 Freestyle (42 32)

10th Nate Savoy JR 100 Backstroke (46 00)

11th Nate Savoy JR 200 Medley Relay (1:25 61)

James Wilson SR Shane Ryan SO Shane Austin SR

13th Nate Savoy JR 400 Medley Relay (3:08 40)

Andy Schuehler FR Shane Ryan SO John Hauser SR

15th Shane Ryan SO 400 Freestyle Relay (2:53 41)

John Hauser SR

Nate Savoy JR Shane Austin SR

17th Shane Ryan SO 50 Freestyle (19 44)

31st Nick Ankosko JR 1,650 Freestyle (15:16 74)

6th Nate Savoy SO 200 Medley Relay (1:25 52)

James Wilson JR Sean Grier JR Shane Austin JR

8th Nate Savoy SO 400 Medley Relay (3:08 42)

James Wilson JR Sean Grier JR John Hauser JR

14th Nate Savoy SO 100 Backstroke (46 78)

16th Nate Savoy SO 200 Backstroke (1:42 79)

24th John Hauser JR 800 Freestyle Relay (6:28 99)

Nick Ankosko SO Seth Wensel JR Shane Austin JR

28th Nick Ankosko SO 1650 Freestyle (15:06 03)

2012 17th Place with 54 points

8th Nate Savoy FR 100 Backstroke (48 66)

8th Nate Savoy FR 200 Medley Relay (1:26 15) Sean Grier SO Mitch Scherer SR Brian Alden SR

8th Nate Savoy FR 400 Medley Relay (3:08 77) Sean Grier SO Mitch Scherer SR Shane Austin SO

16th Scott Marino SR 400 IM (3:48 66)

18th Shane Austin SO 200 Freestyle Relay (1:19 02)

Brian Alden SR Sean Grier SO Scott Marino SR

19th Matt Salig SO 200 Butterfly (1:45 18) 20th Shane Austin SO 400 Freestyle Relay (2:56 65) Sean Grier SO Brian Alden SR Scott Marino SR

21st Scott Marino SR 200 IM (1:45 53)

21st Sean Grier SO 100 Butterfly (47 06)

22nd Sean Grier SO 100 Backstroke (47 45)

24th Brian Alden SR 100 Breaststroke (53 97)

25th Mitch Scherer SR 100 Breaststroke (54 11)

25th Nate Savoy FR 200 Backstroke (1:44 11)

26th Mitch Scherer SR 200 Breaststroke (1:58 33)

33rd Shane Austin SO 50 Freestyle (19 90)

44th Matt Salig SO 200 Freestyle (1:38 09) 46th Shane Austin SO 100 Freestyle (44 41)

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

2011 Tied-26th Place with 14 points

9th Graham Risley SO 200 Medley Relay (1:25 74)

SCHEDULE AND CONTENTS

Mitch Scherer JR Sean Grier FR

Brian Alden JR

17th Graham Risley SO 400 Medley Relay (3:11 42)

Mitch Scherer JR Sean Grier FR

Brian Alden JR

19th Brian Alden JR 200 Freestyle Relay (1:19 40)

Graham Risley SO Sean Grier FR

Scott Marino JR

19th Scott Marino JR 400 Freestyle Relay (2:57 91)

Brian Alden JR

Sean Grier FR

Graham Risley SO

23rd Scott Marino JR

400 IM (3:48 27)

26th Scott Marino JR 200 IM (1:45 52)

29th Mitch Scherer JR 200 Breaststroke (1:57 48)

30th Mitch Scherer JR 100 Breaststroke (54 37)

32nd Sean Grier FR 200 Backstroke (1:46 05)

33rd Graham Risley SO 100 Backstroke (47 98)

34th Scott Marino JR 200 Breaststroke (1:59 04)

34th Sean Grier FR 100 Butterfly (47 45)

35th Sean Grier FR 100 Backstroke (48 13)

40th Brian Alden JR 200 Freestyle (1:37 46)

47th Brian Alden JR 100 Freestyle (44 27)

52nd Brian Alden JR 50 Freestyle (20 30)

2010 No Score

27th Brian Alden SO 200 Freestyle (1:36 27)

30th Brian Alden SO 100 Freestyle (43 79)

37th Brian Alden SO 50 Freestyle (19 98)

2009 32nd with 11 points

14th Patrick Schirk SR 200 Backstroke (1:42 71)

14th Vincent Reydams SR 200 Freestyle Relay (1:18 75)

Brian Alden FR

Basil Kaaki JR

Jason Goldner SR

16th Patrick Schirk SR 100 Backstroke (47 90)

21st Vincent Reydams SR 400 Freestyle Relay (2:56 33) Brian Alden FR Basil Kaaki JR

Jason Goldner SR

49th Vincent Reydams SR 50 Freestyle (20 02)

53rd Brian Alden FR 50 Freestyle (20 09)

65th Jason Goldner SR 50 Freestyle (20 48)

2008 23rd with 33 points

2008 NATIONAL CHAMPION PATRICK SCHIRK

1st Patrick Schirk JR 200 Backstroke (1:40 22)

8th Patrick Schirk JR 100 Backstroke (47 29)

16th Vincent Reydams JR 400 Freestyle Relay (2:57 99)

Sean Swanepoel SR

Sean Biedermann SR

Jason Goldner JR

17th Vincent Reydams JR 200 Freestyle Relay (1:19 16) Sean Swanepoel SR

Jason Goldner JR Sean Biedermann SR

41st Sean Biedermann SR 200 Freestyle (1:38 10)

45th Sean Biedermann SR 200 IM (1:50 11)

47th Vincent Reydams JR 50 Freestyle (20 40)

2007 No Score

18th Patrick Schirk SO 200 Backstroke (1:44 08)

18th Vincent Reydams SO 200 Freestyle Relay (1:20 55)

Dan Kaiserian SR Sean Swanepoel JR Sean Biedermann JR

20th Patrick Schirk SO 400 Medley Relay (3:16 06)

Kyle Miranda JR

Tim Williams SO Dan Kaiserian SR

20th Patrick Schirk SO 200 Medley Relay (1:29 86) Kyle Miranda JR

Dan Kaiserian SR Sean Swanepoel JR

22nd Chris Sullivan SO 1,650 Freestyle (15:20 94) 23rd Kyle Miranda JR 200 Breaststroke (1:58 86)

26th Mike Alderman SR 3-meter Diving (305 90)

28th Tim Williams SO 200 Butterfly (1:48 07)

29th Mike Alderman SR 1-meter Diving (275 70)

30th Patrick Schirk SO 100 Backstroke (48 85)

35th Sean Biedermann JR 200 IM (1:48 52)

35th Sean Biedermann JR 200 Freestyle (1:38 92)

38th Kyle Miranda JR 100 Breaststroke (55 08) 51st Dan Kaiserian SR 100 Freestyle (44 77)

2006 49th with two points

15th Adam Pierce SR 3-meter Diving (307 60) 32nd Adam Pierce SR 1-meter Diving (248 90)

2005 29th with 7 points

13th Adam Pierce JR 1-meter Diving (300 85)

14th Adam Pierce JR 3-meter Diving (523 85)

18th Marc Gastaldo SR 1-meter Diving (286 20) 24th Marc Gastaldo SR 3-meter Diving (483 50)

2004 No Score

23rd Marc Gastaldo JR 3-meter Diving (483 60) 24th Marc Gastaldo JR 1-meter Diving (267 95)

2003 34th with seven points

10th Eugene Botes SR 100 Butterfly (47 01) 23rd Eugene Botes SR 100 Freestyle (43 91) 23rd Mike Alderman FR 3-meter Diving (298 55) 26th Mike Alderman FR 1-meter Diving (265 55) 32nd Eugene Botes SR 50 Freestyle (20 18)

2002 15th with 54 points

8th Steve Bohner SR 1-meter Diving (311 05) 9th Eugene Botes JR 400 Freestyle Relay (2:55 23)

Bob Molettiere SR Martin Schierhorn SR Todd Minnier SO

12th Josh Weaver SR 400 Medley Relay (3:16 56) Eugene Botes JR Mark Zucca FR Bob Molettiere SR

13th Martin Schierhorn SR 500 Freestyle (4:21 19) 14th Josh Weaver SR 200 Medley Relay (1:29 96) Mark Zucca FR Eugene Botes JR Bob Molettiere SR

17th Eugene Botes JR 100 Freestyle (43 66)

17th Eugene Botes JR 100 Butterfly (47 55)

22nd Bob Molettiere SR 50 Freestyle (20 02) 23rd Paul Kirk FR 1650 Freestyle (15:21 61)

26th Eugene Botes JR 50 Freestyle (20 05)

27th Andrew Hartner SO 200 Backstroke (1:47 08)

30th Bob Molettiere SR 100 Freestyle (44 22)

32nd Josh Weaver SR 200 Backstroke (1:47 77)

39th Todd Minnier SO 100 Butterfly (48 84)

43rd Andrew Hartner SO 200 Freestyle (1:40 40)

48th Todd Minnier SO 100 Freestyle (45 14) 42nd Mark Zucca FR 100 Breaststroke (57 23)

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

2001 16th with 72.5 points

10th Martin Schierhorn JR 500 Freestyle (4:19 66)

1999 20th with 41 points

QUICK FACTS / BY THE NUMBERS

10th Martin Schierhorn JR 800 Freestyle Relay (6:30 85)

Todd Minnier FR Matt Haupt SO

John Retrum SR

10th Brian Hostetler SR 200 Freestyle Relay (1:19 58)

Eugene Botes SO

Bob Molettiere JR

John Retrum SR

10th Bob Molettiere JR 400 Freestyle Relay (2:56 09)

Eugene Botes SO

Todd Minnier FR

John Retrum SR

11th John Retrum SR 200 Freestyle (1:36 67)

12th Brian Hostetler SR 200 Medley Relay (1:28 94)

Joe Peresan SR

Eugene Botes SO

Bob Molettiere JR

13th Bob Molettiere JR 50 Freestyle (19 94)

13th Martin Schierhorn JR 200 Freestyle (1:36 77)

14th Eugene Botes SO 100 Freestyle (47 69)

17th John Retrum SR 400 Medley Relay (3:16 95)

Joe Peresan SR

Eugene Botes SO

Todd Minnier FR

19th Chris Alderman SR 1-meter Diving (272 15)

19th Joe Peresan SR 400 IM (3:50 65)

19th John Retrum SR 200 Backstroke (1:45 68)

24th Todd Minnier FR 200 Butterfly (1:46 70)

26th Chris Alderman SR 3-meter Diving (460 70)

27th Joe Peresan SR 200 Breaststroke (2:00 91)

29th Steve Bohner JR 1-meter Diving (243 05)

30th Todd Minnier FR 100 Butterfly (48 63)

33rd Matt Haupt SO 100 Butterfly (48 72)

34th Steve Bohner JR 3-meter Diving (435 20)

37th Brian Hostetler SR 500 Freestyle (20 27)

39th Joe Peresan SR 200 IM (1:49 80)

44th Eugene Botes SO 50 Freestyle (20 36)

44th Matt Haupt SO 200 IM (1:50 67)

44th Bob Molettiere JR 100 Freestyle (44 67)

2000*

19th with 42 points

7th Kevin Smith SR 800 Freestyle Relay (7:13 87)

Martin Schierhorn SO Holden Comeau SR Bob Molettiere SO

12th Josh Weaver SO 200 Medley Relay (1:38 64)

Matt Teeter SR Holden Comeau SR Bob Molettiere SO

15th Holden Comeau SR 400 Freestyle Relay (3:19 87) Bob Molettiere SO Kevin Smith SR John Retrum JR

15th Josh Weaver SO 400 Medley Relay (3:38 64)

Matt Teeter SR Gavin Carscallen SR Holden Comeau SR

17th John Retrum JR 200 Freestyle (1:48 19)

18th Josh Weaver SO 200 Backstroke (1:57 75)

21st Josh Weaver SO 100 Backstroke (54 51)

21st Gavin Carscallen SR 100 Butterfly (53 98)

22nd Chris Alderman JR 3-meter Diving (487 10)

23rd Matt Teeter SR 100 Breaststroke (1:01 92)

24th Martin Schierhorn SO 400 Freestyle (3:50 74)

26th Matt Teeter SR 200 Breaststroke (2:16 46)

29th Chris Alderman JR 1-meter Diving (425 55)

30th Martin Schierhorn SO 200 Freestyle (1:49 04)

34th Kevin Smith SR 200 Freestyle (1:49 34)

44th Holden Comeau SR 100 Freestyle (50 04)

45th Bob Molettiere SO 50 Freestyle (22 76)

49th Holden Comeau SR 200 Freestyle (1:50 91)

59th Bob Molettiere SO 100 Freestyle (50 76)

* — Swimming events competed in meters for 2000 meet

9th Martin Schierhorn FR 800 Freestyle Relay (6:31 .11)

Holden Comeau JR

Kevin Smith JR

John Retrum SO

13th Josh Weaver FR 400 Medley Relay (3:15 47)

Matt Teeter JR

Gavin Carscallen JR

Holden Comeau JR

14th Martin Schierhorn FR 500 Freestyle (4:23 35)

14th Josh Weaver FR 200 Medley Relay (1:29 24)

Matt Teeter JR

Gavin Carscallen JR Brian Hostetler SO

15th Bob Molettiere FR 200 Freestyle Relay (1:20 71)

Daniel Okoniewski SR

Brian Hostetler SO

Holden Comeau JR

15th Gavin Carscallen JR 100 Butterfly (47 81)

17th Bob Molettiere FR 400 Freestyle Relay (2:59 27) Daniel Okoniewski SR

Brian Hostetler SO

Holden Comeau JR

22nd Brian Hostetler SO 50 Freestyle (19 98)

22nd Matt Teeter JR 100 Breaststroke (55 53)

23rd Martin Schierhorn FR 200 Freestyle (1:37 81)

24th Holden Comeau JR 200 Freestyle (1:37 95)

25th Bob Molettiere FR 50 Freestyle (20 10)

26th Kevin Smith JR 200 Freestyle (1:38 12)

26th Steve Bohner FR 1-meter Diving (425 95)

28th Josh Weaver FR 200 Backstroke (1:47 09)

29th Brian McKenna SO 100 Backstroke (49 62)

30th Josh Weaver FR 100 Backstroke (49 64)

31st Bob Molettiere FR 100 Freestyle (44 58)

33rd John Retrum SO 200 Freestyle (1:38 66)

34th Brian Hostetler SO 100 Butterfly (49 52)

35th Steve Bohner FR 3-meter Diving (363 50)

36th Holden Comeau JR 100 Freestyle (44 89)

45th Holden Comeau JR 50 Freestyle (20 46)

50th Daniel Okoniewski SR 100 Freestyle (45 21)

52nd Daniel Okoniewski SR 50 Freestyle (20 63)

53rd Brian Hostetler SO 100 Freestyle (45 46)

1998 No Score

17th Daniel Okoniewski JR 200 Freestyle Relay (1:20 82) Greg Stacey SR Brian Hostetler FR Hogan Thomas FR

19th Drew Jackson SR 1-meter Diving (463 00)

20th Daniel Okoniewski JR 400 Freestyle Relay (3:04 30)

Brian Hostetler FR Greg Stacey SR

Hogan Thomas FR

22nd Seth Kane SR 3-meter Diving (471 15)

24th Drew Jackson SR 3-meter Diving (463 20)

26th Chris Alderman FR 3-meter Diving (460 25)

28th Chris Alderman FR 1-meter Diving (430 75)

30th Seth Kane SR 1-meter Diving (421 05)

45th Brian Hostetler FR 50 Freestyle (20 40)

52nd Greg Stacey SR 50 Freestyle (20 50)

57th Daniel Okoniewski JR 100 Freestyle (45 46)

58th Brian Hostetler FR 100 Freestyle (45 70)

59th Daniel Okoniewski JR 50 Freestyle (20 63) 60th Greg Stacey SR 100 Freestyle (45 92)

1997 No Score

30th Seth Kane JR 1-meter Diving (438 40)

30th Seth Kane JR 3-meter Diving (423 60)

32nd Drew Jackson JR 1-meter Diving (435 75)

22nd Drew Jackson JR 3-meter Diving (464 00)

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

1996 No Score

18th Chip Berry SR 1,650 Freestyle (15:24 32)

SCHEDULE AND CONTENTS

22nd Chip Berry SR 500 Freestyle (4:25 18)

23rd Chip Berry SR 400 IM (3:56 06)

30th Drew Jackson SO 3-meter Diving (414 90)

33rd Drew Jackson SO 1-meter Diving (408 40)

1995 29th with 13 points

15th Chris Devine SR 3-meter Diving (487 10)

18th Chris Devine SR 1-meter Diving (526 65)

21st Drew Jackson FR 3-meter Diving (470 30)

29th Drew Jackson FR 1-meter Diving (411 70)

34th Ryan Smith SR 1-meter Diving (380 95)

34th Ryan Smith SR 3-meter Diving (402 00)

1994 24th with 30 points

3rd Chris Devine JR 1-meter Diving (560 50)

5th Chris Devine JR 3-meter Diving (578 15)

1993 Tied-41st with one point

16th Adam Carroll SR 100 Backstroke (49 26)

19th Thad Davis SR 100 Butterfly (48 51)

31st Ryan Smith SO 1-meter Diving (404 20)

35th Ryan Smith SO 3-meter Diving (371 55)

49th Adam Carroll SR 100 Freestyle (45 16)

1992 35th with five points

16th Chris Devine FR 1-meter Diving (447 65)

17th Chris Devine FR 3-meter Diving (466 50)

31st Mike Westwood JR 3-meter Diving (406 10)

33rd Mike Westwood JR 1-meter Diving (367 70)

1991 42nd with one point

16th Jeff Eagles SR 3-meter Diving (460 85)

18th Adam Carroll SO 400 Freestyle Relay (2:59 43)

Nick Boyce JR

Walter Sopp SR Thad Davis SO

22nd Nick Boyce JR 200 Backstroke (1:48 77)

23rd James Sloat SO 200 Breaststroke (2:01 10)

24th Walter Sopp SR 200 Freestyle (1:39 59)

25th Nick Boyce JR 100 Backstroke

41st James Sloat SO 100 Breaststroke (56 53)

44th Walter Sopp SR 50 Freestyle (20 69)

1990** 40th with one point

16th Jeff Eagles JR 3-meter Diving

Nick Boyce SO 100 Backstroke

Nick Boyce SO 200 Backstroke

James Sloat FR 200 Breaststroke

Nick Boyce SO 200 Medley Relay

James Sloat FR Thad Davis FR

Walter Sopp JR

Adam Carroll FR 400 Freestyle Relay

Nick Boyce SO

Walter Sopp JR

Thad Davis FR

Steve Zamborsky JR 1-meter Diving

D J Hill SR 3-meter Diving

Walter Sopp JR 200 Freestyle Relay

Adam Carroll FR

Andrew Van Winkle SR

Thad Davis FR

Nick Boyce SO 400 Medley Relay

James Sloat FR

Thad Davis FR

Walter Sopp JR

**—Records are incomplete for this meet

1989 33rd with nine points

13th Dave Rafferty SR 400 Freestyle Relay (2:58 60)

Brian Wentzel SR

Mike Milkus SR

Walter Sopp SO

16th Dave Rafferty SR 200 Butterfly (1:48 35)

25th Nick Boyce FR 400 Medley Relay (3:21 12)

Steve Wukitch JR

Dave Rafferty SR

Brian Wentzel SR

28th Dave Rafferty SR 200 Freestyle (1:38 89)

28th Nick Boyce FR 200 Medley Relay (1:32 08)

Stephen Wukitch JR Mike Miklus SR

Brian Wentzel SR

33rd Nick Boyce FR 200 Backstroke (1:50 78)

Dave Rafferty SR 200 Freestyle Relay

Brian Wentzel SR Mike Milkus SR Walter Sopp SO 38th Dave Rafferty SR 50 Freestyle (20 76) 39th Nick Boyce FR 100 Backstroke (51 00)

1987 No Score

20th Dave Rafferty SO 200 Freestyle (1:37 13)

27th Dave Rafferty SO 50 Freestyle (20 51)

32nd Dave Rafferty SO 100 Freestyle (44 99)

41st Steve Wukitch FR 200 Breaststroke (2:04 38) 42nd Steve Wukitch FR 100 Breaststroke (56 90) 43rd Steve Wukitch FR 200 IM (1:52 22)

1986 No Score

23rd Jay Mahoney SR 100 Butterfly (49 18) 28th Jay Mahoney SR 200 Butterfly (1:49 52)

1985 36th with two points

15th Brad Kreisher SR 1-meter Diving (461 05)

23rd Brad Kreisher SR 3-meter DIving (344 20) 28th Jim Ebert SR 3-meter Diving (208 65)

1984 No Score

17th Brad Kreisher JR 1-meter Diving (316 30) 27th Dale Dmitrzak SR 1-meter Diving (200 75) 21st Dale Dmitrzak SR 3-meter Diving (332 35)

1983 27th with 6 points

21st Dale Dmitrzak JR 1-meter Diving 24th Mike Cecatiello JR 3-meter Diving (328 65)

1982 No Score

22nd Dale Dmitrzak SO 3-meter Diving (321 45) 32nd Dale Dmitrzak SO 1-meter Diving (189 20) Mike Cecatiello SO 1-meter Diving Mike Cecatiello SO 3-meter Diving

1981 No Score

21st Dale Dmitrzak JR 1-meter Diving 24th Mike Cecatiello JR 3-meter Diving (328 65)

1980 No Score

21st Dale Dmitrzak JR 1-meter Diving 24th Mike Cecatiello JR 3-meter Diving (328 65)

1977 No Score

22nd Steve Rode SO 200 Breaststroke (2:06 60) 40th Steve Rode SO 100 Breaststroke (58 74)

NCAA CHAMPIONSHIP HISTORY

1976 No Score

54th Rich Maurone JR 1-meter Diving (109 02)

QUICK FACTS / BY THE NUMBERS

72nd Scott Linnon JR 1-meter Diving (86 64)

78th Scott Linnon JR 3-meter Diving (71 34)

1975** No Score

Rich Maurone SO 1-meter Diving

Rich Maurone SO 3-meter Diving

Jim Rightley SR 1-meter Diving Jim Rightley SR 3-meter Diving

1974 No Score

72nd Rich Maurone FR 3-meter Diving (75 09)

1973** No Score

George Eiwen 100 Breaststroke

George Eiwen 200 Breaststroke

1945-72** are incomplete from these years

1944 11th with four points

4th Abel Gilbert 220 Freestyle (2:16 10)

4th Abel Gilbert 1500m Freestyle (21:48 00)

6th Abel Gilbert 440 Freestyle (5:07 10)

1943 14th with one point

5th R E Cowell 150 Backstroke (1:42 00)

PENN STATE AT THE NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

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PENN STATE RECORD BOOK

50 FREESTYLE

School Record 19 03, Shane Ryan, 2017

McCoy Natatorium Record 19 72, Shane Ryan, Penn State, 2017

1 Shane Ryan 19 03 2017

2. Gabe Castano 19.06 2020

3. Will Roberson 19.17 2021

4 Jake Houck 19 29 2021

5 Vincent Reydams 19 56 2009

6 Bob Molettiere 19 68 2002

7 Brian Hostetler 19 75 1999

8 . Brian Alden 19 78 2010

9 Shane Austin 19 80 2012

10 John Hauser 19 81 2014

100 FREESTYLE

School Record 41 86, Shane Ryan, 2014

McCoy Natatorium Record 44 39, John Hauser, Penn State, 2013

1 Shane Ryan 41 86 2017

2 Eugene Botes 42 90 2002

2 WIll Roberson 42 90 2021

3 Vincent Reydams 43 05 2009

4. Gabe Castano 43.07 2019

5 John Hauser 43 44 2014

6 Bob Molettiere 43 .60 2002

7. Will Roberson 43.72 2019

8 Brian Alden 43 75 2009

9 Shane Austin 43 85 2012

10 Todd Minnier 43 88 2004

200 FREESTYLE

School Record 1:34 39, Michael Daly, 2021

McCoy Natatorium Record 1:37 22, Dan Ketchum, Michigan, 2002

1. MIchael Daly 1:34.39 2021

2 John Hauser 1:34 88 2014

3 Brian Alden 1:35 49 2010

4 Shane Ryan 1:35:75 2017

5 Nathan Schiffmann 1:36 04 2019

6 Todd Minnier 1:36 17 2004

7 Matt Stasiunas 1:36:29 2017

8 John Retrum 1:36 57 2001

9 Bob Bantley 1:36 59 2016

10 Martin Schierhorn 1:36 67 2002

500 FREESTYLE

School Record 4:17 65, Nick Ankosko, 2014

McCoy Natatorium Record 4:25 32, Tim Siciliano, Michigan, 1999

1 Nick Ankosko 4:17 65 2014

2 Michael Daly 4:17 72 2020

3 Matt Stasiunas 4:19 27 2014

4 Martin Schierhorn 4:19 30 2001

5 . Nathan Schiffmann 4:20 .99 2018

6 John Hauser 4:21 39 2014

7 Chris Sullivan 4:23 23 2009

8. Sam Rennard 4:23.25 2020

9 Joao Cervone 4:24:43 2016

10 Ben Ryan 4:24 72 2010

PENN STATE RECORD BOOK

1,000 FREESTYLE

School Record 9:04 51, Nick Ankosko, 2012

McCoy Natatorium Record 9:07 78, Chris Thompson, Michigan, 1999

1 Nick Ankosko 9:04 51 2012

2. Michael Daly 9:06.25 2019

3 Chris Sullivan 9:12 02 2007

4 Paul Monyok 9:13 51 1999

Kurtis Ratcliff 9:13 51 2012

6 Matt Stasiunas 9:15 40 2014

7 Martin Schierhorn 9:15 47 2001

8 . Willie Gordon 9:15 .71 2003

9 Nathan Schiffmann 9:16 76 2018

10 James Berry 9:16 81 1995

1,650 FREESTYLE

School Record 15:02 66, Michael Daly, 2019

McCoy Natatorium Record 15:05 75, Chris Thompson, Michigan, 1999

1. Michael Daly 15:02.66 2019

2 Nick Ankosko 15:05 32 2012

3 Chris Sullivan 15:11 58 2007

4 Matt Stasiunas 15:11 65 2014

5 Kurt Ratcliff 15:17 97 2012

6 Paul Kirk 15:19 13 2002

7 David Kraft 15:19 28 2007

8 . James Berry 15:20 .84 1996

9 Martin Schierhorn 15:20 91 2001

10 Daniel Calderon 15:21 12 2008

100 BACKSTROKE

School Record 44 65, Shane Ryan, 2017 McCoy Natatorium Record 48 58, Josh Weaver, Penn State, 1999

1 Shane Ryan 44 65 2017

2 Nate Savoy 46 36 2013

3 Sean Grier 45 71 2013

4 Michael Daly 46 07 2021

5 Patrick Schirk 46 51 2009

6 Liam Veregin 46 81 2019

7 Graham Risley 47 27 2011

8 Will Roberson 47 61 2021

9 Tomer Zamir 47 76 2017

10 Kyle Madley 47 97 2014

200 BACKSTROKE

School Record

1:40 22, Patrick Schirk, 2008

McCoy Natatorium Record 1:46 .11, Josh Weaver, Penn State, 1999

1 Patrick Schirk 1:40 22 2008

2 Nate Savoy 1:40 60 2013

3. Michael Daly 1:40.63 2020

4 Liam Veregin 1:42 92 2019

5 Dan Fimbianti 1:44 48 2010

6 Thomas Mershon 1:45 05 2012

7 . Josh Weaver 1:45 .18 1999

8 Sean Grier 1:45 54 2013

9 Tim Maurer 1:45 50 2016

10 Shane Ryan 1:45:55 2017

100 BREASTSTROKE

School Record 52 96, Mitch Scherer, 2011

McCoy Natatorium Record 53 93, Hansen, Haverford HS, 1999

1 Mitch Scherer 52 96 2011

2 Kaelan Freund 53 14 2018

3 Brad Johnson 53 19 2020

4 Andy Schuehler 53 31 2014

5 Gunther Cassell 53 41 2017

6 Brian Alden 53 51 2012

7 Daniel Raisanen 53 61 2021

8 Mike Kwasnik 53 73 2017

9 James Wilson 53 87 2014

10 Kyle Miranda 54 27 2006

200 BREASTSTROKE

School Record 1:55 73, Daniel Ralsanen, 2020

McCoy Natatorium Record 2:00 61, Chadsey, Florida, 2002

1. Daniel Ralsanen 1:55.73 2020

2 Gunther Cassell 1:56:28 2017

3 Mitch Scherer 1:56 63 2011

4 Mike Kwasnik 1:56:70 2017

5 William Lulek 1:56 84 2021

6 Hayden Harlow 1:56 85 2020

7 Kaelan Freund 1:56 96 2018

8 Andy Schuehler 1:57 .63 2014

9 Scott Marino 1:58 23 2011

10 Chris Cipolla 1:58 63 2014

100 BUTTERFLY

School Record 46 00, Sean Grier, 2013 McCoy Natatorium Record 48 04, Eugene Botes, Penn State, 2003

1 Sean Grier 46 00 2013

2 Eugene Botes 47 01 2002

3 Zac Swijacz 47 02 2021

4 Jake Houck 47 23 2021

5 Shane Ryan 47 24 2017

6. Jake Deckman 47.35 2021

7. Carlos Vasquez 47.36 2021

8 Gavin Carscallen 47 55 1999

9 Jullusz Gosleniecki 47.55 2020

10. Tim Williams 47.56 2009

200 BUTTERFLY

PENN STATE RECORD BOOK

200 FREESTYLE RELAY

School Record

1:44 18, Matt Salig, 2012 McCoy Natatorium Record 1:46 88, Raab, Virginia, 2004

1 Matt Salig 1:44 18 2012

2. Zach Zwijacz 1:44.34 2020

3 Tim Williams 1:44 61 2008

4 Matthew DiNunzio 1:46 12 2019

5 Rory Lewis 1:46 47 2015

6 Todd Minnier 1:46 65 2001

7 Sterg Dikos 1:46:69 2017

8 . Kyle Madley 1:46 .71 2014

9. Carlos Vasquez 1:46.96 2020

10 Matt Haupt 1:47 12 2003

200 IM

School Record 1:44 62, Scott Marino, 2011 McCoy Natatorium Record 1:49 53, Tim Siciliano, Michigan, 2002

1 Scott Marino 1:44 62 2011

2. Hayden Harlow 1:44.98 2019

3 Nate Savoy 1:45 42 2014

4 Matt Salig 1:46 02 2012

5 Tim Maurer 1:46 31 2016

6 Kaelan Freund 1:46 52 2017

7. William Lulek 1:47.68 2020

8 . Joe Peresan 1:47 .32 2001

9 Sean Biedermann 1:47 71 2007

10 Graham Risley 1:47 82 2011

400 IM

School Record 3:42 48, Michael Daly, 2019 McCoy Natatorium Record 3:54 13, Greenwood, Virginia, 2002

1. Michael Daly 3:42.48 2019

2 Scott Marino 3:46 08 2011

3. William Lulek 3:46.73 2020

4. Hayden Harlow 3:47.23 2019

5 Joe Peresan 3:50 24 2001

6 Matthew Salig 3:50 26 2014

7 Jaffrey Clark 3:51 38 2001

8 Chris Cipolla 3:51 56 2014

9 Nathaniel Bledsoe 3:51 74 2019

10 Matt Cox 3:52 58 2009

School Record 1:17 83, 2009

McCoy Natatorium Record 1:20 10, Michigan, 2014

1 Will Roberson, Gabe Castano, 1:17 04 2020 Austin Wilson, Jullusz Gosleniecki

2 Vincent Reydams, Brian Alden, 1:17 83 2009 Basil Kaaki, Jason Goldner

3 Shane Ryan, John Hauser, 1:17 93 2014 Nate Savoy, Shane Austin

4 Vincent Reydams, Brian Alden, 1:17 95 2009 Basil Kaaki, Jason Goldner

5 Vincent Reydams, Brian Alden, 1:18 26 2009 Basil Kaaki, Jason Goldner Gabe Castano, Matthew Dinunzio, 1:18.26 2019 Will Roberson, Austin Wilson

400 FREESTYLE RELAY

School Record 2:51 32, 2014

McCoy Natatorium Record 2:57 05, Michigan, 2014

1 Shane Ryan, John Hauser, 2:51 32 2014 Nate Savoy, Shane Austin

2 Shane Ryan, John Hauser, 2:53 37 2014 Nate Savoy, Shane Austin

3 Shane Ryan, John Hauser, 2:53 41 2014 Nate Savoy, Shane Austin

4 Sean Swanepoel, Vincent Reydams, 2:53 68 2008 Jason Goldner, Sean Biedermann Eugene Botes, Bob Molettiere, 2:53 68 2002 Martin Schierhorn, Todd Minnier

800 FREESTYLE RELAY

School Record 6:23 00, 2014 McCoy Natatorium Record 6:38 48, Michigan, 1999

1 John Hauser, Matt Stasiunas, 6:23 00 2014 Bob Bantley, Scott Heil

2 Matthew DiNunzio, Zane Sutton 6:24.00 2020 Jullusz Gosleniecki, Gabe Castano

3 Nathan Schiffmann, Eben Krigger, 6:24:31 2019 Michael Daly, Hayden Harlow

4 Matt Stasiunas, Ryan O’Neill, 6:24 59 2016 Joao Cervone, Bob Bantley

5 Joao Cervone, Matt Stasiunas 6:26 35 2017 Ryan O’Neill, Bob Bantley

YEARLY TOP TIMES

50 FREESTYLE

2019-20 Gabe Castano 19 06

2018-19 Gabe Castano 19 20

2017-18 Gabe Castano 19 75 2016-17 Shane Ryan 19 03 2015-16 Matt Grillo 19 94 2014-15 Shane Ryan 19 49 2013-14 Shane Ryan 19 36 2012-13 Shane Austin 19 87

2011-12 Shane Austin 19 80 2010-11 Brian Alden 20 03 2009-10 Brian Alden 19 78 2008-09 Vincent Reydams 19 56 2007-08 Vincent Reydams 19:95 2006-07 Vincent Reydams 20 32

2005-06 Sean Biedermann 20 43 2004-05 Daryl Northrop 20 71 2003-04 Todd Minnier 20 20 2002-03 Eugene Botes 20 18 2001-02 Bob Molettiere 19 68 2000-01 Bob Molettiere 19 80 1999-00 Bob Molettiere 19 93 1998-99 Brian Hostetler 19 75 1997-98 Greg Stacey 20 11 1996-97 Greg Stacey 20 17 1995-96 Greg Stacey 20 42 1994-95 Greg Stacey 20 51 1993-94 Sean Anderson 20 67 1992-93 Adam Carroll 20 68 1991-92 Adam Carroll 20 62 1990-91 Walt Sopp 20 42 1989-90 Walt Sopp 20 66 1988-89 Walt Sopp 20 49 1987-88 unavailable

100 FREESTYLE

2019-20 Gabe Castano 43 13 2018-19 Gabe Castano 43:07 2017-18 Gabe Castano 44 09 2016-17 Shane Ryan 41 86 2015-16 Matt Grillo 44 43 2014-15 Shane Ryan 42 80 2013-14 Shane Ryan 42 08 2012-13 John Hauser 43 85 2011-12 Shane Austin 43 85 2010-11 Brian Alden 43 99 2009-10 Brian Alden 43 79 2008-09 Vincent Reydams 43 05 2007-08 Sean Swanepoel 44:12 2006-07 Dan Kaiserian 44 04 2005-06 Sean Swanepoel 44 47 2004-05 Daryl Northrop 45 57 2003-04 Todd Minnier 43 88 2002-03 Eugene Botes 43 91 2001-02 Eugene Botes 42 90 2000-01 Bob Molettiere 43 72

1999-00 Holden Comeau 44 16 1998-99 Bob Molettiere 43 74 1997-98 Dan Okoniewski 44 42 1996-97 Greg Stacey 44 91 1995-96 Greg Stacey 44 92 1994-95 Greg Stacey 45 05

1993-94 Greg Stacey 45 20 1992-93 Adam Carroll 44 30 1991-92 Adam Carroll 45 09 1990-91 Walt Sopp 44 26 1989-90 Walt Sopp 44 47 1988-89 unavailable 1987-88 unavailable

200 FREESTYLE

2019-20 Michael Daly 1:34 73

2018-19 Nathan Schiffmann 1:36:04

2017-18 Nathan Schiffmann 1:36 26 2016-17 Shane Ryan 1:35 75 2015-16 Matt Stasiunas 1:36 46 2014-15 Matt Stasiunas 1:36 46

2013-14 John Hauser 1:34 88 2012-13 John Hauser 1:36 62

2011-12 Matt Salig 1:38 09 2010-11 Brian Alden 1:36 90 2009-10 Brian Alden 1:35 49 2008-09 Ben Ryan 1:36 86 2007-08 Sean Biedermann 1:37 68 2006-07 Sean Biedermann 1:37 58 2005-06 Sean Biedermann 1:38 40 2004-05 Josh Graham 1:40 46 2003-04 Todd Minnier 1:36 17 2002-03 Todd Minnier 1:36 97 2001-02 Martin Schierhorn 1:36 67 2000-01 John Retrum 1:36 57 1999-00 Holden Comeau 1:37 36 1998-99 Holden Comeau 1:37 59 1997-98 Holden Comeau 1:38 48 1996-97 Holden Comeau 1:39 23 1995-96 unavailable 1994-95 unavailable 1993-94 Jason Eby 1:39 81 1992-93 Adam Carroll 1:37 85 1991-92 Curt Sawin 1:40 03 1990-91 Adam Carroll 1:37 97 1989-90 Walt Sopp 1:38 43 1988-89 unavailable 1987-88 unavailable

500 FREESTYLE

2019-20 Michael Daly 4:17 72 2018-19 Nathan Schiffmann 4:21:81 2017-18 Nathan Schiffmann 4:20 99 2016-17 Matt Stasiunas 4:23 61 2015-16 Joao Cervone 4:24:43 2014-15 Nick Ankosko 4:20 79 2013-14 Nick Ankosko 4:17 65 2012-13 Nick Ankosko 4:18 56 2011-12 Nick Ankosko 4:20 99 2010-11 Luke Bushman 4:28 63 2009-10 Ben Ryan 4:24 72 2008-09 Chris Sullivan 4:23 23 2007-08 Ryan DeWeese 4:25 45 2006-07 Ryan DeWeese 4:26 26 2005-06 Ryan DeWeese 4:25 99 2004-05 Dustin Thompson 4:34 10 2003-04 Dustin Thompson 4:30 47 2002-03 Todd Minnier 4:26 58 2001-02 Martin Schierhorn 4:21 79 2000-01 Martin Schierhorn 4:19 30 1999-00 Martin Schierhorn 4:24 42 1998-99 Martin Schierhorn 4:22 67 1997-98 Steve Hodgins 4:31 70 1996-97 Tom Houck 4:31 49 1995-96 Chip Berry 4:25 18 1994-95 Chip Berry 4:26 47 1993-94 George Reimer 4:27 49 1992-93 Chip Berry 4:30 96 1991-92 Jason Eby 4:34 22 1990-91 Adam Carroll 4:30 13 1989-90 Phil Meyer 4:30 42 1988-89 Phil Meyer 4:30 13 1987-88 unavailable

1,000 FREESTYLE

2019-20 Michael Daly 9:13 05

2018-19 Michael Daly 9:11:85

2017-18 Nathan Schiffmann 9:16 76 2016-17 Robbie Dickson 9:20 30 2015-16 Matt Stasiunas 9:17 99 2014-15 Matt Stasiunas 9:20 63

2013-14 Nick Ankosko 9:09 55 2012-13 Nick Ankosko 9:05 45 2011-12 Nick Ankosko 9:04 51 2010-11 Luke Bushman 9:28 02 2009-10 Colin Quirk 9:29 35 2008-09 Colin Quirk 9:21 92

2007-08 Chris Sullivan 9:12 83 2006-07 Chris Sullivan 9:12 07 2005-06 David Kraft 9:22 41 2004-05 Dustin Thompson 9:25 76 2003-04 Pat Healy 9:30 08 2002-03 Willie Gordon 9:15 71 2001-02 Paul Kirk 9:16 89

2000-01 Martin Schierhorn 9:15 47 1999-00 Ryan Semels 9:27 93 1998-99 Paul Monyok 9:13 51 1997-98 Steve Hodgins 9:25 83 1996-97 Paul Monyok 9:30 92 1995-96 unavailable 1994-95 Chip Berry 9:16 89 1993-94 Chip Berry 9:16 92 1992-93 Chip Berry 9:20 22 1991-92 Phil Meyer 9:23 74 1990-91 Lucas Shelly 9:38 34 1989-90 Phil Meyer 9:29 69 1988-89 Brad Semle 9:23 32 1987-88 Brad Semle 9:30 36

1,650 FREESTYLE

2019-20 Sam Rennard 15:19 71 2018-19 Michael Daly 15:02:66 2017-18 Nathan Schiffmann 15:23 59 2016-17 Robbie Dickson 15:33 26 2015-16 Matt Stasiunas 15:29 15 2014-15 Matt Stasiunas 15:27 68 2013-14 Nick Ankoski 15:10 97 2012-13 Nick Ankosko 15:06 03 2011-12 Nick Ankosko 15:05 32 2010-11 Josh Wakeley 15:31 28 2009-10 Ben Ryan 15:32 15 2008-09 Josh Wakeley 15:27 82 2007-08 David Kraft 15:19 76 2006-07 Chris Sullivan 15:11 58 2005-06 David Kraft 15:38 32 2004-05 Dustin Thompson 15:56 55

2003-04 Pat Healy 15:43 41

2002-03 Erik Gordon 15:22 18 2001-02 Paul Kirk 15:19 13

2000-01 Martin Schierhorn 15:20 91

1999-00 Ryan Semels 15:51 63

1998-99 Steve Hodgins 15:33 37

1997-98 Steve Hodgins 15:36 80

1996-97 Tom Houck 15:50 40

1995-96 Chip Berry 15:20 84

1994-95 George Reimer 15:25 43

1993-94 George Reimer 15:26 49

1992-93 Chip Berry 15:27 46

1991-92 Lucas Shelly 15:44 89

1990-91 Phil Meyer 15:48 73

1989-90 Phil Meyer 15:41 31 1988-89 Brad Semle 15:28 34 1987-88 Brad Semle 15:47 90

100 BACKSTROKE

2020-21 Michael Daly 46 07

2019-20 Liam Veregin 47 21

2018-19 Liam Veregin 46 81 2017-18 Liam Veregin 47 52 2016-17 Shane Ryan 44 65 2015-16 Tim Maurer 48 33 2014-15 Shane Ryan 45 24 2013-14 Shane Ryan 44 78 2012-13 Sean Grier 45 71 2011-12 Nate Savoy 46 60

2010-11 Graham Risley 47 27 2009-10 Dan Fimbianti 48 57

2008-09 Patrick Schirk 46 51

2007-08 Patrick Schirk 46:84

2006-07 Patrick Schirk 46 99 2005-06 Patrick Schirk 49 09 2004-05 Shawn McLin 50 18 2003-04 Shawn McLin 49 36 2002-03 John Lutz 49 91 2001-02 Josh Weaver 48 78 2000-01 Josh Weaver 49 38 1999-00 Josh Weaver 48 68 1998-99 Josh Weaver 48 31 1997-98 Brian McKenna 49 63 1996-97 Brian Palme 48 72 1995-96 Brian Palme 50 16 1994-95 Brian Palme 50 37 1993-94 Gene Lupinski 50 36 1992-93 Adam Carroll 48 52 1991-92 Nick Boyce 49 15 1990-91 Nick Boyce 50 07 1989-90 Nick Boyce 50 32 1988-89 unavailable 1987-88 Walt Sopp 51 55

200 BACKSTROKE

2020-21 Micahel Daly 1:41 51

2019-20 Michael Daly 1:40 .63 2018-19 Liam Veregin 1:42:92 2017-18 Liam Veregin 1:46 .90 2016-17 Shane Ryan 1:45 .55

2015-16 Tim Maurer 1:45 50 2014-15 Nate Savoy 1:40 .25

2013-14 Nate Savoy 1:41 16 2012-13 Nate Savoy 1:40 .69 2011-12 Nate Savoy 1:42 56 2010-11 Thomas Mershon 1:45 24 2009-10 Dan Fimbianti 1:44 .48 2008-09 Patrick Schirk 1:40 63

2007-08 Patrick Schirk 1:40 .22 2006-07 Patrick Schirk 1:42 37

2005-06 Patrick Schirk 1:45 .34

2004-05 Shawn McLin 1:50 .27

2003-04 Nate Torok 1:46 .99

2002-03 Jaffrey Clark 1:49 .45

2001-02 Andrew Hartner 1:45 65

2000-01 John Retrum 1:45 .68

1999-00 Josh Weaver 1:45 80 1998-99 Josh Weaver 1:45 18

1997-98 Gavin Carscallen 1:47 62 1996-97 Brian Palme 1:48 30

1995-96 Brian Palme 1:50 .89

1994-95 Jason Eby 1:50 38 1993-94 Mac Fraser 1:49 .86

1992-93 Matt Myers 1:49 .82

1991-92 Nick Boyce 1:47.22

1990-91 Nick Boyce 1:48 77

1989-90 Nick Boyce 1:50 .45

YEARLY TOP TIMES

1988-89 Walt Sopp 1:51 55 1987-88 unavailable

100 BREASTSTROKE

2020-21 Daniel Raisanen 53 61 2019-20 Brad Johnson 53 19 2018-19 Brad Johnson 54 01 2017-18 Kaelan Freund 53 14 2016-17 Gunther Cassell 53 41 2015-16 Andy Schuehler 54 35 2014-15 Andy Schuehler 53 43 2013-14 Andy Schuehler 53 31 2012-13 James Wilson 54 09 2011-12 Mitch Scherer 53 21 2010-11 Mitch Scherer 52 96 2009-10 Mitch Scherer 54 56 2008-09 Mitch Scherer 54 12 2007-08 Kyle Miranda 55:94 2006-07 Kyle Miranda 54 81 2005-06 Kyle Miranda 54 27 2004-05 Kyle Miranda 55 40 2003-04 Dan Velez 55 54 2002-03 Dan Velez 55 93 2001-02 Mark Zucca 55 85 2000-01 Mike Laskowski 56 11 1999-00 Matt Teeter 55 34 1998-99 Matt Teeter 54 92 1997-98 Matt Teeter 55 10 1996-97 David Boardman 55 84 1995-96 David Boardman 56 07 1994-95 David Boardman 56 70 1993-94 Mike Smith 57 39 1992-93 Andy Archer 55 64 1991-92 James Sloat 56 48 1990-91 James Sloat 56 01 1989-90 Drew Van Winkle 57 26 1988-89 unavailable 1987-88 unavailable

200 BREASTSTROKE

2020-21 Daniel Raisanen 1:56 05 2019-20 Daniel Raisanen 1:55 73 2018-19 Hayden Harlow 1:58:12 2017-18 Kaelan Freund 1:56 .96 2016-17 Gunther Cassell 1:56 .28 2015-16 Gunther Cassell 1:57.92 2014-15 Jonathan Ekstrom 1:58 52 2013-14 Andy Schuehler 1:57.63 2012-13 Chris Cipolla 2:00 84 2011-12 Mitch Scherer 1:56 .78 2010-11 Mitch Scherer 1:56 .93 2009-10 Mitch Scherer 2:00 .61 2008-09 Scott Marino 2:00 .99 2007-08 Kyle Miranda 2:02 .45 2006-07 Kyle Miranda 1:58 86 2005-06 Kyle Miranda 2:01 .09 2004-05 Kyle Miranda 1:59 .81 2003-04 Dan Velez 2:01 .08 2002-03 Dan Velez 2:01 79

2001-02 Mark Zucca 2:01 .50 2000-01 Joe Peresan 2:00 .36 1999-00 Joe Peresan 2:01 .57 1998-99 Joe Peresan 2:00 .72 1997-98 Matt Teeter 2:01 04 1996-97 Matt Teeter 2:02 69 1995-96 Gilad Chen 2:01 .43 1994-95 Gilad Chen 2:02 54 1993-94 Gilad Chen 2:05 .50 1992-93 James Sloat 2:00 .77

1991-92 James Sloat 2:02 .58

1990-91 James Sloat 2:01 .08 1989-90 James Sloat 2:01 .99

YEARLY TOP TIMES

1988-89 Drew Van Winkle 2:01 77 1987-88 Drew Van Winkle 2:03 34

100 BUTTERFLY

2019-20 Zax Swijacz 47 46 2018-19 Juliusz Gosieniecki 48 18 2017-18 Sterg Dikos 48 54 2016-17 Shane Ryan 47 24 2015-16 Tomer Zamir 48 52 2014-15 Kyle Mafley 47 89 2013-14 Sean Grier 47 51 2012-13 Sean Grier 46 00 2011-12 Sean Grier 46 83 2010-11 Sean Grier 47 43 2009-10 Basil Kaaki 48 02 2008-09 Tim Williams 47 56 2007-08 Tim Williams 48:41 2006-07 Tim Williams 48 87 2005-06 Chris Ippoliti 49 58 2004-05 Patrik Johansson 50 70 2003-04 Todd Minnier 49 21 2002-03 Eugene Botes 47 01 2001-02 Eugene Botes 47 01 2000-01 Eugene Botes 47 48 1999-00 Gavin Carscallen 48 70 1998-99 Gavin Carscallen 47 55 1997-98 Gavin Carscallen 48 25 1996-97 Gavin Carscallen 48 65 1995-96 unavailable 1994-95 unavailable 1993-94 Kirk Skoglund 49 29 1992-93 Thad Davis 48 08 1991-92 Thad Davis 49 34 1990-91 Thad Davis 49 33 1989-90 Thad Davis 49 94 1988-89 Mike Miklus 50 37 1987-88 unavailable

200 BUTTERFLY

2019-20 Zac Zwijacz 1:44 34 2018-19 Zac Zwijacz 1:45:01 2017-18 Matthew DiNunzio 1:46 27 2016-17 Matthew DiNunzio 1:46 60 2015-16 Rory Lewis 1:46 47 2014-15 Kyle Madley 1:46 .15 2013-14 Matt Salig 1:46 .07 2012-13 Matt Salig 1:46 40 2011-12 Matt Salig 1:44 .18 2010-11 Matt Salig 1:45 .07 2009-10 Luke Bushman 1:47 80 2008-09 Tim Williams 1:44 .61 2007-08 Tim Williams 1:45 .36 2006-07 Tim Williams 1:46 60 2005-06 Tim Williams 1:50 .11 2004-05 Dustin Thompson 1:51 .82 2003-04 Dustin Thompson 1:47.84 2002-03 Matt Haupt 1:47.12 2001-02 Brent Creager 1:47.25 2000-01 Todd Minnier 1:46 .65 1999-00 Martin Schierhorn 1:50 .38 1998-99 Alvaro Velez 1:48 98 1997-98 Alvaro Velez 1:49 .00 1996-97 Mac Fraser 1:49 .36 1995-96 Mac Fraser 1:50 .92 1994-95 Alex Cunha 1:49 98 1993-94 Mac Fraser 1:48 78 1992-93 Gilad Chen 1:50 .00

1991-92 Mike Rezoni 1:51 79

1990-91 Quinn Carver 1:51 .99

1989-90 James Wolfle 1:52 22 1988-89 Dave Rafferty 1:47 31 1987-88 Dave Rafferty 1:50 .25

200 IM

2019-20 Hayden Harlow 1:44 64

2018-19 Hayden Harlow 1:44:98

2017-18 Kaelan Freund 1:46 69 2016-17 Kaelan Freund 1:46 52

2015-16 Tim Maurer 1:46 31 2014-15 Nate Savoy 1:45 03

2013-14 Nate Savoy 1:45 42 2012-13 Nate Savoy 1:47 02

2011-12 Scott Marino 1:44 97 2010-11 Scott Marino 1:44 62 2009-10 Scott Marino 1:46 60 2008-09 Scott Marino 1:47 42 2007-08 Sean Biedermann 1:47 86 2006-07 Sean Biedermann 1:47 71 2005-06 Sean Biedermann 1:49 49 2004-05 Sean Biedermann 1:53 51 2003-04 Nate Torok 1:50 72 2002-03 Matt Haupt 1:47 12 2001-02 Matt Haupt 1:48 60 2000-01 Joe Peresan 1:47 32 1999-00 Joe Peresan 1:49 38 1998-99 Joe Peresan 1:48 85 1997-98 Joe Peresan 1:49 24 1996-97 Steve Medei 1:50 48 1995-96 Steve Medei 1:51 51 1994-95 Alex Cunha 1:50 40 1993-94 Mac Fraser 1:50 22 1992-93 Andy Archer 1:51 90 1991-92 Curt Sawin 1:51 24 1990-91 Kirk Skoglund 1:51 22 1989-90 Steve Wukitch 1:52 06 1988-89 Steve Wukitch 1:52 01 1987-88 unavailable

400 IM

2019-20 Michael Daly 3:43 00 2018-19 Michael Daly 3:42:48 2017-18 Hayden Harlow 3:50 29 2016-17 Nathaniel Bledsoe 3:52 .89 2015-16 David Gross 3:56 53 2014-15 David Gross 3:54 45 2013-14 Matt Salig 3:50 26 2012-13 Chris Cipolla 3:53 .38 2011-12 Scott Marino 3:47 98 2010-11 Scott Marino 3:46 08 2009-10 Scott Marino 3:49 .22 2008-09 Scott Marino 3:51 .03

2007-08 Dito Calderon 3:56 .97 2006-07 Dito Calderon 3:57 93 2005-06 Sean Biedermann 3:58 43 2004-05 Sean Biedermann 4:00 .60 2003-04 Dustin Thompson 3:53 .99 2002-03 Jaffrey Clark 3:53 .16 2001-02 Jaffrey Clark 3:54 06 2000-01 Joe Peresan 3:50 24 1999-00 Joe Peresan 3:52 80 1998-99 Joe Peresan 3:53 .04 1997-98 Joe Peresan 3:53 88 1996-97 Steve Medei 3:57.33

1995-96 Chip Berry 3:55 .86 1994-95 Chip Berry 4:00 .28 1993-94 Alex Cunha 3:54 .49 1992-93 Kirk Skoglund 4:02 50 1991-92 Phil Meyer 4:01 .58 1990-91 Phil Meyer 4:01 .74 1989-90 Brad Semle 4:01 .97 1988-89 unavailable 1987-88 Drew Van Winkle 3:59 44

50 FREESTYLE

19 03 Shane Ryan 2017-pres

19 06 Gabe Castano 2020-pres

19 17 Will Roberson 2021-pres

19 29 Jake Houck 2021-pres 36 Shane Ryan 2014-2017

19 56 Vincent Reydams 2009-2014

19 68 Bob Molettiere 2002-2009

19 75 Brian Hostetler 1999-2002

20 11 Greg Stacey 1998-1999

20 17 Greg Stacey 1997-1998

20 42 Greg Stacey 1996-1997

20 42 Walt Sopp 1991-1997

20 49 Walt Sopp 1989-1991

20 51 Dave Rafferty 1987-1989

20 75 Steve Potsklan 1985-1987

21 32 Bob DeVries 1978-1985

22 02 John Reitz 1977-1978

22 10 Steve Morrical 1976-1977

22 10 Will Metzger 1975-1977

22 50 Steve Morrical 1973-1975 00 Carl Forss 1970-1973

23 40 Mike Weber 1969-1970 10 James Conrad 1968-1969

100 FREESTYLE

41 86 Shane Ryan 2017-pres 08 Shane Ryan 2014-2017 90 Eugene Botes 2002-2014 90 Will Roberson 2021-pres 07 Gabe Castano 2019-pres 72 Bob Molettiere 2001-2002

43 74 Bob Molettiere 1999-2001 26 Walt Sopp 1991-1999 47 Walt Sopp 1990-1991 88 Dave Rafferty 1987-1990 38 Steve Potsklan 1985-1987 15 Bob DeVries 1978-1985 35 Doug King 1977-1978

49 30 Will Metzger 1973-1977 30 John Piatt 1972-1973 90 Bob Krimmel 1971-1972 30 Bob Krimmel 1970-1971 60 Bill Schmidt 1969-1970 40 Mike Weber 1968-1969

200 FREESTYLE

1:34 39 Michael Daly 2021-pres

1:34 73 Michael Daly 2020-2021

1:34 88 John Hauser 2014-2020

1:35 49 Brian Alden 2010-2014

1:36 17 Todd Minnier 2004-2010

1:36 57 John Retrum 2001-2004

1:37 13 Dave Rafferty 1987-2001

1:39 76 Steve Potsklan 1985-1987

1:44 30 Doug King 1979-1985

1:45 70 Doug King 1978-1979

1:47 76 Brian O’Shea 1977-1978

1:47 80 Lance Duffy 1976-1977

1:48 80 Ray D’Ardenne 1975-1976

1:49 80 Will Metzger 1973-1975

1:52 00 Bob Krimmel 1971-1973

1:52 80 Bob Krimmel 1970-1971

2:00 40 David Platt 1969-1970

2:00 50 Eric Mehnert 1968-1969

500 FREESTYLE

4:17 65 Nick Ankosko 2014-pres

4:17 72 Michael Daly 2020-pres

4:18 56 Nick Ankosko 2013-2014

4:19 30 Martin Schierhorn 2001-2013

4:22 67 Martin Schierhorn 1999-2001

4:23 25 Sam Rennard 2020-pres

4:25 18 Chip Berry 1996-1999

4:26 47 Chip Berry 1995-1996

4:27 49 George Reimer 1994-1995

4:28 26 Eric Becher 1987-1994

4:33 17 Barry Marlin 1984-1987

4:45 80 Andy Cosgarea 1979-1984

4:56 60 Mike Noel 1975-1979

5:02 40 Mike Noel 1974-1975

5:04 90 Bruce Balderston 1973-1974

5:04 90 Lane Schuckers 1973-1974

5:06 90 Ray D’Ardenne 1972-1973

5:21 70 John Piatt 1970-1972

5:44 00 Eric Mehnert 1968-1970

1,000 FREESTYLE

9:04 51 Nick Ankosko 2012-pres 9:06 25 Michael Daly 2019-pres

9:12 07 Chris Sullivan 2007-2012

9:13 51 Paul Monyok 1999-2007 9:16 89 Chip Berry 1995-1999 9:16 92 Chip Berry 1994-1995 9:20 22 Chip Berry 1993-1994

9:23 32 Brad Semle 1989-1993 9:30 36 Brad Semle 1988-1989 9:38 24 Randy Deihl 1983-1988 9:52 90 Andy Cosgarea 1979-1983

10:21 10 Mike Noel 1976-1979 10:23 90 Bruce Balderston 1973-1976 10:31 10 Lane Schuckers 1972-1973 11:06 00 John Piatt 1971-1972 11:23 40 John Piatt 1970-1971 12:01 80 Eric Mehnert 1968-1970

1,650 FREESTYLE

15:02 66 Michael Daly 2019-pres 15:05 32 Nick Ankosko 2012-pres

15:11 58 Chris Sullivan 2007-2012

15:19 13 Paul Kirk 2002-2007

15:19 71 Sam Rennard 2020-pres 15:20 84 Chip Berry 1996-2002

15:25 43 George Reimer 1995-1996 15:26 49 George Reimer 1994-1995 15:27 46 Chip Berry 1993-1994 15:28 34 Brad Semle 1989-1993 15:47 90 Brad Semle 1988-1989 15:57 64 Randy Deihl 1983-1988 16:31 27 Andy Cosgarea 1979-1983 17:22 60 Lane Schuckers 1973-1979

100 BACKSTROKE

44 65 Shane Ryan 2017-pres 44 78 Shane Ryan 2014-2017 45 71 Sean Grier 2013-2014 46 07 Michael Daly 2021-pres 46 51 Patrick Schirk 2009-2013 46 84 Patrick Schirk 2008-2009 46 99 Patrick Schirk 2007-2008 47 61 Will Roberson 2021-pres 48 31 Josh Weaver 1999-2007 48 52 Adam Carroll 1993-1999 49 15 Nick Boyce 1992-1993 50 07 Nick Boyce 1991-1992 50 32 Nick Boyce 1990-1991 51 43 Barry Marlin 1985-1990 53 26 Al Berardocco 1979-1985 54 80 Bill Hieb 1976-1979 57 10 Bill Hieb 1975-1976 57 60 Jim Shoemaker 1973-1975 59 00 Don Shanks 1971-1973 59 90 Bill Schmidt 1970-1971 1:03 00 Bill Moser 1968-1970

200 BACKSTROKE

1:40 22 Patrick Schirk 2008-pres

1:40 63 Michael Daly 2020-pres

1:42 37 Patrick Schirk 2007-2008

1:45 18 Josh Weaver 1999-2007

1:47 22 Nick Boyce 1992-2007

1:48 77 Nick Boyce 1991-1992

1:50 45 Nick Boyce 1990-1991

1:52 72 Brian Smith 1986-1990

1:53 22 Barry Marlin 1985-1986

1:56 60 Al Berardocco 1979-1985

2:01 60 Bill Hieb 1976-1979

2:05 50 Jim Shoemaker 1973-1976

2:06 90 Don Shanks 1972-1973

2:10 00 Don Shanks 1971-1972

2:16 80 Bill Loescher 1970-1971

2:20 30 David Platt 1969-1970 2:26 20 Bill Moser 1968-1969

100 BREASTSTROKE 52 96 Mitch Scherer 2011-pres 53 61 Daniel Raisanen 2021-pres 54 12 Mitch Scherer 2009-2011 54 27 Kyle Miranda 2006-2009

54 92 Matt Teeter 1999-2006

55 10 Matt Teeter 1998-1999

55 64 Andy Archer 1993-1998

56 01 James Sloat 1991-1993

56 32 Steve Wukitch 1987-1991 58 45 Steve Rode 1977-1987

59 20 Steve Rode 1976-1977

1:00 50 Bill Eiwen 1973-1976

1:06 80 Gus Achey 1970-1973

200 BREASTSTROKE

1:55 73 Daniel Raisanen 2020-pres

1:56 26 Daniel Raisanen 2020-pres

1:56 28 Gunther Cassell 2017-pres

1:56 63 Mitch Scherer 2011-2017

1:56 84 William Lulek 2021-pres

1:56 85 Hayden Harlow 2020-pres

1:58 86 Kyle Miranda 2007-2011

1:59 81 Kyle Miranda 2005-2007

2:00 72 Joe Peresan 1999-2005

2:00 77 James Sloat 1993-1999

2:01 08 James Sloat 1991-1993

2:01 77 Drew Van Winkle 1989-1991

2:03 18 Steve Wukitch 1987-1989

2:06 56 Steve Rode 1977-1987

2:10 90 Steve Rode 1976-1977

2:14 80 Bill Eiwen 1973-1976

2:25 70 Gus Achey 1970-1973

2:20 70 Gus Achey 1969-1970

2:32 60 Alex Yarema 1968-1969

100 BUTTERFLY

46 00 Sean Grier 2013-pres 46 83 Sean Grier 2012-2013

47 01 Eugene Botes 2002-2012

47 02 Zac Zwijacz 2021-pres 47 23 Jake Houck 2021-pres 47 35 Jacob Deckman 2021-pres 47 36 Carlos Vasquez 2021-pres 47 48 Eugene Botes 2001-2002 47 55 Gavin Carseallen 1999-2001 47 55 Juliusz Gosieniecki 2020-pres 48 08 Thad Davis 1993-1999 48 60 Jay Mahoney 1986-1993 46 64 Jay Mahoney 1985-1986 52 18 Mike Snyder 1979-1985 52 40 Mike Snyder 1978-1979 53 20 John Piatt 1973-1978 53 30 John Piatt 1972-1973 56 50 Bill Schmidt 1969-1972

200 BUTTERFLY

1:44 18 Matt Salig 2012-pres 1:44 34 Zac Zwijacz 2020-pres 1:44 61 Tim Williams 2008-2012

1:45 36 Tim Williams 2008

1:46 17 Carlos Vasquez 2021-pres

1:46 60 Tim Williams 2007-2008

1:46 65 Todd Minnier 2001-2007

1:46 81 Jacob Deckman 2021-pres 1:47 31 Dave Rafferty 1989-2001

1:48 29 Jay Mahoney 1986-1989

1:50 32 Jay Mahoney 1985-1986

1:54 29 Mike Snyder 1979-1985

1:55 76 Mike Snyder 1978-1979

1:58 50 John Piatt 1973-1978 1:58 80 John Piatt 1972-1973

2:02 40 John Piatt 1971-1972

2:03 10 John Piatt 1970-1971

2:15 70 Bill Schmidt 1969-1970 2:43 10 Bill Moser 1968-1969

200 IM

1:44 62 Scott Marino 2011-pres

1:44 64 Hayden Harlow 2020-pres

1:46 51 William Lulek 2021-pres

1:46 60 Scott Marino 2010-2011

1:47 32 Joe Peresan 2001-2010

1:48 85 Joe Peresan 1999-2001

1:49 24 Joe Peresan 1998-1999

1:50 22 Mac Fraser 1994-1998

1:51 22 Kirk Skoglund 1991-1994

1:51 45 Jay Mahoney 1986-1991

1:51 85 Jay Mahoney 1984-1986

1:56 84 Al Berardocco 1979-1984

ACADEMIC ALL-BIG TEN

1992: Andy Archer, Tim Boyd, Adam Carroll, Gene Lupinski, Matt Myers, Curt Sawin, Lucas Shelly, Kirk Skoglund, Jeff Summers, Steve Truschel, Mike Westwood

1993: Andy Archer, Adam Carroll, Mike Chang, Gene Lupinski, Matt Myers, Curt Sawin, Lucas Shelly, Kirk Skoglund, Andy Silver

1994: Chip Berry, Mike Chang, Gene Lupinski, Matt Myers, Lucas Shelly, Kirk Skoglund, Andy Silver

1995: Chip Berry, Brad Blankenhorn, Joe Caraher, Gilad Chen, McGregor Fraser

1996: Chip Berry, Brad Blankenhorn, David Boardman, Gilad Chen, McGregor Fraser, Drew Jackson, Brian Palme

1997: Brad Blankenhorn, David Boardman, Mac Fraser, John Hyneman, Drew Jackson, Paul Lupinski, Justin Martens, Steve Medei, Brian Palme, Greg Stacey, Alvaro Velez

1998: David Boardman, Gavin Carscallen, Drew Jackson, Greg Stacey, Alvaro Velez

1999: Chris Alderman, Rob Balazs, Gavin Carscallen, Jeff Harrison, Brian Hostetler, Matt Teeter, Alvaro Velez

2000: Chris Alderman, Rob Balazs, Gavin Carscallen, Jeff Harrison, Brian Hostetler, Mike Laskowski, Joe Peresan, Martin Schierhorn, Matt Teeter

2001: Chris Alderman, Chris Bagley, Eugene Botes, Jaffrey Clark, Jeff Harrison, Brian Hostetler, Mike Laskowski, Sean Martin, Joe Peresan, Martin Schierhorn

2002: Eugene Botes,Jaffrey Clark, Michael Laskowski, Todd Minnier, Martin Schierhorn, Robert Tucker

2003: Patrick Bird, Eugene Botes, Jaffrey Clark, Marc Gastaldo, Brad Hartman, Todd Minnier, Dustin Thompson, Robert Tucker, Mark Zucca

2004: Mike Alderman, Marc Gastaldo, Shawn McLin, Todd Minnier, Adam Pierce, Robert Tucker, Dan Velez, Mark Zucca

2005: Marc Gastaldo, Chris Ippoliti, Patrick Johansson, Daniel Kaiserian, Shawn McLin, Adam Pierce

2006: Mike Alderman, Sean Biedermann, Rob Felty, Chris Ippoliti, Dan Kaiserian, Richard Kornacki, Shawn McLin, Kyle Miranda, Adam Pierce, Brad Roth

2007: Mike Alderman, Sean Biedermann, Dito Calderon, Alan Erdley, Dan Kaiserian, Rob Kuderka, Kyle Miranda, Trey Rabinek, Vincent Reydams, Kevin Rybicki, Chris Sullivan

2008: Sean Biedermann, Justin Bonner, Dito Calderon, Jon Cochrane, Jeff DeWeese, Max Ettore, Dan Fimbianti, Basil Kaaki, David Kraft, Max Levi, John Miranda, Colin Quirk, Richard Rabinek, Vincent Reydams, Ben Ryan, Chris Sullivan

2009: John Austin, Justin Bonner, Dito Calderon, James Capparell, Jeffery DeWeese, Max Ettore, Dan Fimbianti, Basil Kaaki, Michael Kaiserian, David Kraft, Vincent Reydams, Ben Ryan, Chris Sullivan, Jack Zierenberg

2010: Brian Alden, John Austin, James Capparell, Jon Cochrane, Max Ettore, Dan Fimbianti, Basil Kaaki, Michael Kaiserian, Scott Marino, Jack Zierenberg

2011: Brian Alden, John Austin, James Capparell, Dustin Folio, Ben Hengels, Alex Marchinski, Scott Marino, Jack Zierenberg

2012: Brian Alden, Shane Austin, Alex Marchinski, Scott Marino, Matt Salig, Andrew Sideras

2013: Jonathan Eckstrom, Alex Marchinski, Matt Salig, Nate Savoy, Tim Schenkel, Andrew Sideras

2014: Nicholas Ankosko, Shane Austin, Jonathan Ekstrom, Peter Fittin, Matthew Grillo, Scott Heil, Lucas Kachurick, Kyle Madley, Matt Salig, Nate Savoy, T J Schenkel, Jonathan Seiferth, Andrew Sideras

2015: Nick Ankosko, Jonathan Ekstrom, Matt Grillo, Harrison Grimm, Kyle Madley, Tim Maurer, Nate Savoy, T J Schenkel, Andrew Schuehler, Jeff Young

2016: Joseph Ahlberg, Matt Grillo, Harrison Grimm, Zach Kantz, Tim Maurer, Connor Scanlon, Andrew Schuehler

2017: Nathaniel Bledsoe, Hector Garcia Boissier, Samuel Petrini, Connor Scanlon, Andrew Schuehler, Matt Stasiunas

2018: Nathaniel Bledsoe, Robbie Dickson, Matthew DiNunzio, Auckie Fenstermacher, Kaelan Freund, Hector Garcia Boissier, Connor Scanlon, Liam Veregin, Tomer Zamir

2019: Nathanial Bledsoe, Jacob Deckman, Robert Dickson, Matthew DiNunzio,Hector Garcia Boissier, Juliusz Gosieniecki, Hayden Harlow, Brad Johnson, Dale Johnson, Eben Krigger, John Nunez, Matthew Popovich, Tomer Zamir

2020: Michael Daly, Jacob Deckman, Matthew DiNunzio, Hayden Harlow, Brad Johnson, Dale Johnson, Eben Krigger, William Lulek, Alec Peckmann, Teddy Perelli, Zac Zwijacz

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA

1980: Doug King 2002: Martin Schierhorn

CSCAA TEAM

SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICA

1989, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020

CSCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP

1980: Doug King, First Team

NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP

1980: Doug King 2003: Martin Schierhorn 2014 Matt Salig

CSCAA SCHOLAR ALL-AMERICA

1987: Steve Wukitch

1993: Adam Carroll

1996: Chip Berry, Gilad Chen

1997: Mac Fraser, David Boardman

1998: David Boardman

Drew Jackson, Matt Teeter

2000: Martin Schierhorn, Gavin Carscallen, Matt Teeter, Chris Alderman, Jeff Harrison

2001: Martin Schierhorn, Chris Alderman, Todd Minnier

2002: Martin Schierhorn, Todd Minnier

2003: Mike Alderman

2004: Todd Minnier

2006: Adam Pierce

2007: Dan Kaiserian, Kyle Miranda, Chris Sullivan, Mike Alderman

2009: Basil Kaaki, Vincent Reydams

2010: Brian Alden, Luke Bushman, Jon Cochrane, Dan Fimbianti, Basil Kaaki, Scott Marino

2012: Brian Alden, Scott Marino, Matt Salig

2013: Matt Salig

2014: Shane Austin, Scott Heil, Matt Salig, Andrew Schuehler

2018: Hector Garcia Boissier

2019: Michael Daly, Robbie Dickson, Hector Garcia Boissier, Hayden Harlow, Brad Johnson

2020: Michael Daly

BIG TEN DISTINGUISHED SCHOLAR AWARD

2008-09 Christopher Sullivan

2009-10 Brian Alden, Daniel Fimbianti, Scott Marino

2010-11 John Austin 2011-12 Scott Marino, Matt Salig 2012-13 Matt Salig 2013-14 Matt Salig 2014-15 Andrew Schuehler

2018-19 Nathanial Bledsoe, Robert Dickson Hector Garcia, Hayden Harlow Brad Johnson, John Nunez

2019-20 Michael Daly, Jacob Deckman, Hayden Harlow

ALL-BIG

TEAM HONORS & AWARDS

NITTANY LION AWARD

Established by former letterman Mike Snyder, the award is presented to the team member whose perse verance in practice and effort in competition have led to the greatest overall improvement in performance during a season or over a period of years

1985: Dan Kiely 1986: Dave McConnell & Rod Meeker 1987: Bert Marlin & James Wolfle 1988: Mike Replogle

1989: Phil Meyer, Brad Semle & Mike Westwood 1990: Jeff Eagles 1991: Thad Davis & Steve Zamborsky 1993: Andy Archer 1994: Gene Lupinski 1995: Chip Berry 1996: Chip Berry 1997: John Hyneman 1998: Robert Balazs 1999: Gavin Carscallen 2000: Mike Laskowski 2001: Joe Peresan 2002: Brent Creager 2003: Conor MacDonald 2004: Dustin Thompson 2005: Chris Ippoliti 2006: Kyle Miranda 2007: Rob Felty & Trey Rabinek 2008: Patrick Schirk 2009: Mitch Scherer 2010: Dan Fimbianti & Scott Marino 2011: Mitch Scherer 2012: Chris Cipolla 2013: Sean Grier 2014: Matt Stasiunas 2015: Jonathan Ekstrom 2016: Jack Crow 2017: Kaelan Freund 2018: Hayden Harlow 2019: Michael Daly 2020: William Lulek 2021: Jake Houck and Margaret Markvardt

JEROME WEINSTEIN AWARD

The Weinstein Coaches Award is named in honor of Jerome (Jerry) Weinstein, Class of 1936 and a member of Penn State’s first swimming team His love for the sport touched every aspect of the Penn State aquatic program A man of integrity, honesty, conviction and impeccable character, he influenced the lives of many people The award serves as a lasting tribute to him for all the good things he brought to Penn State swimming It is presented to the team member who not only is the hardest worker, but is sure to give 100 percent to his teammates emotionally and physically through the joyous times and the struggles . Weinstein was a World War II veteran and a former executive editor of the Centre Daily Times

1990: Drew Van Winkle 1991: Lucas Shelly 1992: Lucas Shelly 1993: Adam Carroll & Lucas Shelly 1994: Lucas Shelly 1995: Chris Glenn 1997: Steve Medei

1998: Drew Jackson 1999: Steve Medei 2000: Kevin Smith

2001: Joe Peresan & Steve Hodgins

2002: Bob Molettiere

2003: Eugene Botes & Erik Gordon 2004: Daryl Northrop 2005: Richard Kornacki 2006: Dan Kaiserian 2007: Alan Erdley 2009: Vincent Reydams 2010: John Austin 2011: Scott Marino 2012: Scott Marino 2013: Nate Savoy 2014: Chris Cipolla 2015: Nate Savoy 2016: Matt Stasiunas 2017: Matt Stasiunas 2018: Robbie Dickson 2019: Jacob Deckman 2020: Devon Chenot 2021: William Lulek and Carly Hart

TEAM HONORS & AWARDS

LOU MACNEILL AWARD

Presented to the swimmer or swimmers for consistent ly outstanding performances contributing the most to the team’s success The award is named in honor of Lou MacNeill, head coach of the men’s swimming and diving team at Penn State for 18 years Before retiring in 1984, MacNeill also served as director of aquatics and was an assistant professor of physical education In 1982, MacNeill received the Distinguished Coach Award from the College Swimming Coaches Associa tion of America

1968: William Moser

1969: Michael Weber

1970: John Oleyar

1971: Gus Achey

1972: John Piatt

1973: John Piatt

1974: James Shoemaker 1975: Will Metzger

1976: Lance Duffy 1977: Steve Rode 1978: Doug King 1979: Doug King 1980: Ed Bahan & Brian Muller

1981: Ed Bahan & Mike Snyder 1982: Barry Marlin 1983: Jay Mahoney 1984: Barry Marlin 1985: Steve Potsklan

1986: Jay Mahoney & Brian Smith

1987: Dave Rafferty

1988: Drew Van Winkle

1989: Brian Wentzel 1990: Nick Boyce

1991: Adam Carroll 1993: Adam Carroll 1994: MacGregor Fraser

1996: Chip Berry 1997: Brian Palme 1998: Greg Stacey

1999: Holden Comeau & Brian Hostetler

2000: Holden Comeau & John Retrum

2001: Eugene Botes, John Retrum, Bob Molettiere & Martin Scheirhorn

2002: Bob Molettiere

2003: Matt Haupt 2004: Todd Minnier

2005: Shawn McLin 2006: David Kraft 2007: Patrick Schirk 2008: Patrick Schirk 2009: Tim Williams 2010: Brian Alden

2011: Scott Marino 2012: Nate Savoy 2013: Nate Savoy

2014: Shane Ryan 2015: Nate Savoy

2016: Hector Garcia Boissier

2017: Shane Ryan 2018: Hector Garcia Boissier

2019: Hector Garcia Boissier & Michael Daly

2020: Marie Schobel, Stephanie Szekely, and Michael Daly

R . LUCAS SHELLY AWARD

In honor of former Penn State swimmer Lucas Shelly (class of 1994), it was awarded to the returning team member who demonstrates the strongest and most consistent work ethic during spring and summer train ing

1997: Holden Comeau & Paul Monyok

1998: Kevin Smith 1999: Shaun Anderson

2000: Chris Alderman, Paul Monyok, Rob Balazs, Chris Bagley, Gavin Carscallen, Matt Teeter, Holden Comeau, John Retrum, Steve Hodgins, Kevin Smith & Mike Laskowski

2001: Chris Alderman, Joe Peresan, & John Retrum

ROBERT E . GALBRAITH DIVING AWARD

Presented in memory of Robert E Galbraith, Penn State’s swimming and diving cocah from 1936-44, for outstanding contributions through performance, loy alty, spirit and leadership by a Penn State diver

1968: Ronald Manning 1969: Steve Miller 1970: Jim Livingston 1971: Steve Miller 1972: Tom Watson 1973: John Iskat 1974: Richard Maurone 1975: Jim Rightley 1976: Richard Maurone 1977: Richard Maurone 1978: Craig Brown 1979: Craig Brown 1980: Joe Greenwell 1981: Craig Brown 1982: Dale Dmitrzak 1983: Dale Dmitrzak 1984: Dale Dmitrzak 1985: Jim Ebert 1990: D J Hill 1991: Jeff Eagles & Steve Zamborsky 1992: Chris Devine 1993: Ryan Smith 1994: Chris Devine 1995: Chris Devine 1996: Drew Jackson 1997: Drew Jackson 1998: Drew Jackson 1999: Chris Alderman 2000: Chris Alderman 2001: Chris Alderman 2002: Steve Bohner 2003: Marc Gastaldo 2004: Adam Pierce 2005: Adam Pierce 2006: Adam Pierce 2007: Mike Alderman 2008: Josh Bonner 2009: Josh Bonner & Justin Bonner 2010: Nick McLain 2011: Jordan Harris 2012: Alex Marchinski 2013: T J Schenkel 2014: T J Schenkel 2015: T J Schenkel 2016: Hector Garcia Boissier 2017: Hector Garcia Boissier 2018: Hector Garcia Boissier 2019: Hector Garcia Boissier 2021: Kevin Sullivan

ROBERT KRIMMEL ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

Presented to the student-athlete that has attained the highest level of academic excellence through the sea son This is based on a minimum of two semesters of class work at Penn State

2002: Bobby Tucker 2003: Bobby Tucker 2004: Bobby Tucker 2005: Dan Kaiserian 2006: Dan Kaiserian 2007: Alan Erdley 2008: Kevin Rybicki 2009: Chris Sullivan 2010: Dan Fimbianti 2011: Brian Alden 2012: Matt Salig 2013: Matt Salig 2014: Matt Salig 2015: Andrew Schuehler

2016: Andrew Schuehler 2017: Nathaniel Bledsoe 2018: Nathaniel Bledsoe 2019: Tomer Zamir 2020: Hayden Harlow

2021: Mikey Challis, Carly Hart, Marie Schobel, and Stephanie Szekely

1855 AWARD

Presented to the student-athletes whose improve ment, transformation and personal growth mirrors that of Penn State since its founding

2015: Nick Ankosko 2016: Matt Grillo 2017: Mike Kwasnik 2018: Ryan O’Neill 2019: Nathaniel Bledsoe 2020: Liam Veregin 2021: William Robeson and Maddie Cooke

ALL-TIME RESULTS

Prior to the 1968 season, Penn State fielded swimming teams from 1936-44 and 1947-51 and posted a compos ite record of 31-60-1.

1967-68 (0-9)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil

1/13 L Temple 20-82

1/20 L at Navy 11-102

1/27 L Pittsburgh 42-71

1/31 L Bucknell 33-80

2/5 L John’s Hopkins 55-58

2/10 L at Syracuse 39-74

2/14 L at Maryland 39-74

2/17 L West Virginia 39-65

2/21 L Villanova 42-62

1968-69 (2-8)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil

1/11 L at Temple 38-65

1/18 L Villanova 31-73

1/25 L at Pittsburgh 44-69

2/1 L Syracuse 35-78

2/5 L at John’s Hopkins 51-62

2/8 L Maryland 39-73

2/12 L at Bucknell 30-83

2/15 L at West Virginia 33-70

2/22 W Indiana (Pa ) 61-52

3/1 W Buffalo 64-40

1970-71 (3-7)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil

1/7 L at Maryland 30-83

1/10 L Temple 40-73

1/17 L at Villanova 30-74

1/24 L Pittsburgh 45-68

1/31 L at Syracuse 43-70

2/4 W John’s Hopkins 60-53

2/11 L Bucknell 47-61

2/14 L West Virginia 51-62

2/21 W at Indiana (Pa ) 69-42 2/28 W at Buffalo 66-38

1970-71 (3-7)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil

1/8 L at Temple 38-75

1/15 L Villanova 48-65

1/22 W at Pittsburgh 65-48

1/29 L Syracuse 53-60

2/2 L at John’s Hopkins 48-64 2/5 W Buffalo 98-14

2/12 L at Bucknell 34-78

2/16 L Maryland 49-66

2/19 L at West Virginia 37-76 2/26 W Indiana (Pa ) 81-32 at Penn State Relays 9th

1971-72 (3-7)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil

1/8 L Temple 37-76

1/15 L at Villanova 45-68

1/22 L Pittsburgh 44-69

1/29 L at Syracuse 41-72

2/2 L John’s Hopkins 45-78

2/5 W at Buffalo 59-43

2/12 L Bucknell 40-73

2/16 L Maryland 56-57

2/19 W West Virginia 68-45

2/26 W at Indiana (Pa ) 76-36 at Big Four Championships 3rd

1972-73 (6-4)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil

1/10 L Villanova 38-75

1/13 W Lafayette 85-29

1/20 W at Pittsburgh 59-54

2/2 W Syracuse 64-49

2/3 L Kent State 42-71

2/7 L Maryland 50-63

2/10 L at Bucknell 36-77

2/14 W at Temple 60-53

2/17 W at West Virginia 69-44

2/20 W Indiana (Pa ) 95-18 at Big Four Championships 1st at Eastern Championships 13th

1973-74 (4-7)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil

12/7 L Colgate 33-78

1/12 W Lafayette 76-39

1/19 L Pittsburgh 16-97

1/26 L at Syracuse 40-73

2/2 L at Kent State 28-85

2/6 L at Maryland 41-68

2/9 L Bucknell 18-95

2/13 W Temple 69-44

2/16 W at Indiana (Pa ) 68-43

2/23 W West Virginia 77-36 2/27 L at Villanova 52-61

1974-75 (4-7)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil 12/14 W Lehigh 62-51

1/18 L at Pittsburgh 38-75

1/25 L at Colgate 31-82

1/25 L Syracuse (at Colgate) 35-78

2/5 L Maryland 52-61

2/12 L at Bucknell 43-69 2/13 L at Temple 56-57

2/15 W Indiana (Pa ) 75-38 2/19 W Lafayette 75-37

2/22 W at West Virginia 80-33 2/26 L Villanova 41-72 at Penn State Relays 12th at Eastern Championships 7th

1975-76 (4-7)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil 12/13 L at Lehigh 50-62

1/17 L Pittsburgh 18-84 1/24 W Bloomsburg 90-23 1/31 L at Edinboro 34-77

2/4 L at Maryland 37-76 2/7 L Bucknell 53-60 2/11 W Temple 63-50 2/14 W at Indiana (Pa ) 58-55

2/17 L West Virginia 45-68 2/24 L at Villanova 52-61 2/28 W St Bonaventure 83-30 at Penn State Relays 10th at Eastern Championships 6th

1976-77 (3-8)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil 12/11 L Lehigh 55-58

1/15 L at Pittsburgh 28-85

1/22 W at Bloomsburg 71-42 1/29 W Edinboro 71-35 2/2 L Maryland 48-65 2/5 L at Temple 48-65 2/9 L at Bucknell 39-74 2/12 L Indiana (Pa ) 52-61 2/19 L at West Virginia 43-70 2/23 L Villanova 50-63 2/26 W at St Bonaventure 67-63 at Penn State Relays 10th at Eastern Championships 6th

1977-78 (8-4)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil 12/7 W St Bonaventure 93-20 12/10 W at Lehigh 81-32 12/17 W Rutgers 84-29 1/18 W at Villanova 60-53 1/21 L Pittsburgh 34-78 1/28 W at Edinboro 68-45 2/1 L at Maryland 47-66 2/4 W Temple 77-36 2/8 L Bucknell 49-64

2/11 W at Indiana (Pa ) 80-33

2/15 W Bloomsburg 88-21

2/18 L West Virginia 33-80 at Penn State Relays T-10th at Eastern Championships 6th

1978-79 (8-4)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil

11/30 L Maryland 53-60

12/6 W at St Bonaventure 94-19 12/9 W Lehigh 69-53 12/16 W Syracuse 89-24

1/17 W Villanova 82-31

1/20 L at Pittsburgh 23-90 1/27 W Edinboro 87-20 2/3 W at Temple 69-44 2/10 W at Temple 69-44 2/14 L at Bucknell 48-65 2/17 L at West Virginia 30-83 2/21 W at Bloomsburg 71-41 at Penn State Relays 7th at Eastern Championships 5th

1979-80 (10-3)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil 11/29 W Maryland 70-43 12/8 W St Bonaventure 96-17 12/15 W at Syracuse 80-33 1/16 W at Villanova 83-30 1/19 L Pittsburgh 37-76

1/26 L Ohio State (at Cleveland St ) 40-73 1/26 W at Cleveland State 74-39 2/2 W Temple 89-24 2/2 W Texas A&M 57-56 2/9 W Rutgers 69-44 2/13 W Bucknell 71-42 2/16 L West Virginia 48-65 2/20 W Bloomsburg 78-25 at Penn State Relays 5th at Eastern Championships 5th

1980-81 (9-4)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil

11/30 L at West Virginia 45-68 12/3 W Villanova 73-40 12/4 W St Bonaventure 74-39 12/10 L at Pittsburgh 54-59 1/4 L Virginia 52-61 1/4 W John’s Hopkins 74-39 1/11 W Cleveland State 72-40

1/18 L Ohio State 28-85 1/19 W Maryland 60-53 1/26 W Temple 65-48 1/27 W Bucknell 58 5-54 5 2/14 W at Syracuse 67-46 2/19 W at Rutgers 68-45 at Penn State Relays 5th at Eastern Championships 4th

1981-82 (8-5)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil

12/3 W West Virginia 71-42 12/9 L at Villanova 42-43 12/12 W St Bonaventure 78-35

1/16 L Pittsburgh 51-62 1/22 L at Virginia 32-81

1/23 W at John’s Hopkins 75-38

1/30 L Ohio State 29-84

1/30 W Cleveland State 70-43

2/3 L Maryland 38-75 2/6 W Temple 64-49 2/10 W Bucknell 68-45 2/13 W at Syracuse 59-54 2/20 W Rutgers 85-28 at Penn State Relays 4th

ALL-TIME RESULTS

1982-83 (6-7, 3-1 A-10)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil

12/2 L West Virginia* 41-72

12/8 L Villanova 52-61

12/10 L at Syracuse 52-61

1/15 L at Pittsburgh 50-63

1/21 L Virginia 28-74

1/22 W John’s Hopkins 71-42

1/29 L at Ohio State 39-74

1/29 W Cleveland State (at Ohio St ) 87-26

1/30 L Harvard 27-86

2/5 W Temple* 58-55

2/9 W at Bucknell 99-14

2/12 W St Bonaventure* 68-27

2/19 W at Rutgers* 59-36 at Penn State Relays 3rd at Atlantic 10 Championships 1st at Eastern Championships 2nd

1983-84 (9-6, 3-0 A-10)

Head Coach: Lou MacNeil

11/20 W Boston University 66-47

12/1 L North Carolina 47-66

12/1 W West Virginia* 66-47

12/1 L Texas A&M 54-59

12/7 W at Villanova 73-40

12/10 W Syracuse 89-24

1/14 L Pittsburgh 55-58

1/20 L at Virginia 42-71

1/21 W at John’s Hopkins 62-51

1/24 W at St Bonaventure* 58-55

1/28 W at Cleveland State 98-15

1/28 L Ohio State (at Cleveland St ) 49-64

2/4 W Temple* 81-32

2/8 W Bucknell 49-37

2/12 L at Harvard 49-64 at Penn State Relays 3rd at Atlantic 10 Championships 1st

1984-85 (7-4, 2-1 A-10)

Head Coach: Peter Brown

11/18 L at Boston University 53-60

11/29 L at Pittsburgh 36-77 11/29 W Virginia 62-51

12/5 W Villanova 58-55 12/8 W Syracuse 68-42

1/12 L at West Virginia* 34-62

1/19 W John’s Hopkins 77-61

2/2 W Temple* 69-40

2/6 W Bucknell 74-37

2/16 W St Bonaventure* 76-36

2/9 L at Harvard 39-74 at Penn State Relays 3rd at Eastern Championships 3rd at Atlantic 10 Championships 1st at NCAA Championships T-36th

1985-86 (9-3, 2-0 A-10)

Head Coach: Peter Brown

11/1 W at George Washington* 73-40

11/8 W at Cincinnati 149-135

11/8 W Ohio Univ (at Cincinnati) 149-70

11/22 W Syracuse 68-48

12/5 W Temple* 63-50

12/11 L at Villanova 55-58

1/10 W Shippensburg 67-46

1/18 W at Pittsburgh 61-52

1/25 L at Virginia 49-64

2/1 L at Ohio State 49-64

2/1 W Cleveland State (at Ohio St ) 79-32

2/22 W at Boston University 62-51 at Bearcat Invitational 1st at Penn State Relays 1st at Atlantic 10 Championships 1st at Eastern Championships 3rd

1986-87 (5-2, 1-0 A-10)

Head Coach: Peter Brown

11/1 W at St Bonaventure* 81-56

11/5 L at Princeton 37-76

1/24 L Pittsburgh 88-129

1/26 W Villanova 141-75

2/7 W La Salle 113-102

2/9 W at Shippensburg 124-92

2/21 W Boston University 115 5-94 5 at Penn State Invitational 1st at Atlantic 10 Championships 1st at Eastern Championships 3rd

1987-88 (8-1, 1-0 A-10)

Head Coach: Peter Brown

11/20 W Syracuse 129-81

1/9 W at Pittsburgh 115-102

1/16 W Shippensburg 126-88

1/23 W Virginia 117-95

1/25 W at Villanova 139-76

2/5 W at La Salle 140-71

2/6 W St Bonaventure* 126-78

2/13 L SMU (at Princeton) 40-72

2/20 W at Boston University 133-82 at Penn State Invitational 1st at Atlantic 10 Championships 1st at Eastern Championships 3rd

1988-89 (9-3)

Head Coach: Peter Brown

12/2 L at North Carolina 97-141 12/3 L at North Carolina State 77-166

1/6 L at Tennessee 44-68

1/12 W at Shippensburg 132-103 1/14 W at Pittsburgh 151-92

1/21 W at Virginia 123 5-119 5

1/23 W Villanova 137-106

2/4 W La Salle 123-107

2/11 W at West Virginia 67-46 2/11 W St Bonaventure (at WVU) 75-40 2/18 W Boston University 148-108 at Penn State Invitational 2nd at Tennessee Relays 2nd at Eastern Championships 2nd at NCAA Championships 33rd

1989-90 (6-5)

Head Coach: Peter Brown 10/27 L Alabama 39-74

11/11 W at Syracuse 144-97

1/6 W at Miami (Fla ) 62-43

1/13 L Pittsburgh 119-124 1/18 W Shippensburg 137-106

1/20 L Virginia 107-136 1/24 W at Villanova 148-95 2/3 W La Salle 72-41 2/3 W St Bonaventure 78-35 2/10 L at Princeton 50-63 2/10 L Tennessee (at Princeton) 42-71 at Penn State Invitational 2nd at Eastern Championships 2nd

1990-91 (9-1)

Head Coach: Peter Brown

11/9 W Syracuse 70-43 11/9 W Maryland 84-29 11/17 W Villanova 135-103

1/6 W Maryland-Baltimore County 143-90

1/12 W at Pittsburgh 134-69

1/19 W at Virginia 135-106

1/26 W La Salle 146-97

2/1 L Ohio State 107-136

2/9 W at Shippensburg 143-102

2/16 W at St Bonaventure 122-96 at Eastern Championships 3rd at NCAA Championships 42nd

1991-92 (10-3, 2-3 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Peter Brown

11/2 L Indiana* (at NW) 40-64

11/2 L Michigan State* (at NW) 43-70

11/2 W Northwestern* 90-23

11/14 W at Villanova 157-84

12/17 L at Michigan State* 123-160 12/17 W Ball State (at Michigan St ) 123-70

1/9 W St Bonaventure 132-96

1/11 W at La Salle 135-103 1/17 W Virginia 141-97

1/18 W at Pittsburgh 145-99

1/18 W Ohio State* (at Pittsburgh) 135-109

1/25 W Shippensburg 175-63 2/29 W Villanova 32-21 at Big Ten Relays (at NW) 4th at Princeton Invitational 1st at Penn State Invitational 4th at Big Ten Championships 8th at NCAA Championships 35th

1992-93 (7-2, 3-1 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Peter Brown

11/22 W Michigan State* 70-43 11/22 W St Bonaventure 74-37 1/9 W La Salle 132-90

1/15 L at Virginia 88-151

1/16 W Pittsburgh 144-97

1/23 W Villanova 133-88

1/30 L Iowa* 119-122

2/12 W at Northwestern* 125-111

2/13 W at Wisconsin* 126-111 at Indianapolis Invitational 1st at Big Ten Championships 7th at NCAA Championships 42nd

1993-94 (7-3, 1-3 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Peter Brown

10/30 L Minnesota* 107-193

11/11 W at Villanova 143-82

11/20 W at St Bonaventure 151-86

1/8 W Pittsburgh 123 5-119 5

1/13 W at La Salle 139-79

1/15 W Virginia 126-117

1/22 L Ohio State* 94-149

2/4 W Southern Illinois (at Iowa) 68-45 2/5 L at Iowa* 44-89

2/5 W Northwestern* (at Iowa) 74-59 at Harvard Invitational 2nd at Big Ten Championships 9th

1994-95 (4-4, 1-2 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Peter Brown

10/28 W St Bonaventure 151-86

11/12 W Villanova 149-91

1/6 L at Minnesota* 87-156

1/14 L at Virginia 101-140

1/20 L at Pittsburgh 121-122

1/21 L at Ohio State* 150-93

2/4 W at Michigan State* 136-107

2/11 W La Salle 132-70 at Princeton Invitational 3rd at Gold Country Invitational 2nd at Big Ten Championships 6th at NCAA Championships 29th

1995-96 (9-1, 3-0 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Peter Brown

10/22 W at Villanova 169-68

11/10 W at Indiana* 91-72

11/11 W at Purdue* 142-21

12/17 W at St Bonaventure 168-72

12/17 W La Salle (at St Bona) 169-68

1/14 W Virginia 154-84

1/21 L Pittsburgh 120-123

1/27 W Wisconsin* 141-83

2/2 W James Madison 146-15

2/3 W Princeton 91-71 at Nike Invitational (at UNC) 1st at Big Ten Championships 8th

1996-97 (6-3, 0-3 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Peter Brown

11/9 W at Pittsburgh 128-115

11/15 W St Bonaventure 162-65

11/16 L Purdue* 102-140

1/4 W at Indian River JC 117-93

1/12 W Virginia 134-107

1/17 L at Ohio State* 154-198

1/18 L Indiana* (at Ohio State) 156-196

1/31 W at La Salle 177-79

2/8 W Villanova 143-108 at Univ of Miami Invitational 3rd at Big Ten Championships 7th

1997-98 (8-2, 3-2 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Peter Brown

10/25 W Villanova 144-86

11/1 W West Virginia 155-83

11/9 W at Syracuse 133-110

1/9 W at James Madison 143-80

1/16 W at Michigan State* 136-104

1/17 L at Purdue* 114-129

1/30 W at Northwestern 239-114

1/30 W Iowa* (at NW) 242-111

1/30 L Ohio State* (at NW) 141-197

2/7 W La Salle 172-96 at Penn State Invitational 1st at Big Ten Championships 3rd

1998-99 (10-1, 4-1 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Peter Brown

10/24 W Michigan State* 160-80

11/7 W Syracuse 166-76

11/14 W at Villanova 162-50

1/9 W at Clemson 129-108

1/15 W at Indiana* 143-100

1/16 L at Michigan* 95-146

1/30 W Ohio State* 220-130

1/30 W Iowa* 223-120

2/5 W at La Salle 147-88

2/5 W Connecticut (at La Salle) 167-68

2/5 W Seton Hall (at La Salle) 171-60 at Penn State Invitational 1st at Big Ten Championships 1st at NCAA Championships 20th

1999-2000 (6-1, 2-1 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Peter Brown 10/30 W Villanova 220-70

11/12 L Michigan* 118-125

1/8 W at Alabama 167-131

1/22 W Indiana* 150-93

1/29 W at Iowa* 123-116

2/4 W Pittsburgh 148-89

2/5 W James Madison 177-125 at Penn State Invitational 1st 2/24-26 at Big Ten Championships 3rd 3/23-25 at NCAA Championships 19th

2000-01 (5-1, 2-1 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Peter Brown

10/27 W Villanova 171-32

11/11 W Miami (Ohio) 148-92

1/12 W Pittsburgh 140-98

1/20 W Purdue* 171-72

1/20 L Michigan* 129-114

2/3 W Ohio State* 145-98

2/10 at Texas A&M Invitational 5th

2/17 at Nittany Lion Invitational 1st

2/22-24 at Big Ten Championships 3rd 3/22-24 at NCAA Championships 16th

2001-02 (2-3, 1-1 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Bill Dorenkott

11/18 L Virginia 131-105

1/5 L Florida 126-110

1/18 W Purdue* 136-107

1/19 L Michigan* 152-91

2/2 W Rutgers 157-84

2/28-3/2 at Big Ten Championships 3rd 3/28-30 at NCAA Championships 15th

ALL-TIME RESULTS

2002-03 (4-4, 1-0 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Bill Dorenkott

10/26 L Florida 131-96

11/8 L Virginia 132-106

1/11 W South Carolina 153-87

1/11 L Tennessee 140-95

1/25 W Michigan State* 275-94 2/1 W Rutgers 146-95 2/2 W West Chester 155-83 2/7 L Pittsburgh 128-115 2/28-3/2 at Big Ten Championships 5th 3/28-30 at NCAA Championships 34th

2003-04 (4-6, 1-0 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Bill Dorenkott

10/24-25 L Auburn 81-270 10/24-25 L Virginia 110-243 11/7 L Texas A&M 176-117 11/13 L Washington 152-136 11/21 W St Bonaventure 98-130 11/25 W West Chester 96-140 12/5-7 at Georgia Invitational 3rd 1/10 L North Carolina 128-172 1/24 L Pittsburgh 125-118 1/31 W Rutgers 113-130 2/6 W Ohio State* 122-121 2/26-28 at Big Ten Championships 7th

2004-05 (6-2, 1-1 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Bill Dorenkott 10/14 W at West Virginia 150-93 10/30 L Virginia 103-138 11/19 W at St Bonaventure 155-104 11/23 W West Chester 169-120 1/22 W Rutgers 143-99 1/28-29 W Missouri (at Iowa) 227-136 1/28-29 W at Iowa* 189-179 2/5 L Ohio State* 112-128 2/25-27 at Big Ten Championships 8th

2005-06 (10-5, 1-1 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Bill Dorenkott 10/13 W West Virginia 165 5-67 5 11/4 W La Salle 143-91 11/11-12 W Purdue* (at Virginia) 188-165 11/11-12 L at Virginia 166-187 11/11-12 L Auburn (at Virginia) 125-217 11/22 W West Chester 150-86 12/2-4 at Ohio State Invitational 3rd 1/7 L at Florida 133-156 1/14 W St Bonaventure 142-89 1/21 W at Rutgers 136-107 1/27-28 at Shamrock Invitational 2nd 2/3 W at Kenyon 194-110 2/4 L at Ohio State 107-126 2/23-25 at Big Ten Championships 8th 3/23-25 at NCAA Championships 49th

2006-07 (7-7, 0-1 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Bill Dorenkott 10/19 L at West Virginia 104-137 10/27-28 L at Virginia 124-229 10/27-28 L Clemson (at Virginia) 152-201 10/27-28 L Virginia Tech (at Va ) 163 5-189 5 11/10-11 L at Purdue* 151-202 11/10-11 L Georgia (at Purdue) 119-234 11/10-11 W Utah (at Purdue) 223-130 11/10-11 W Louisville (at Purdue) 264-87 11/24-26 at Bell Grand Prix 3rd 12/2 W West Chester 147-91 1/6-7 at Georgia Diving Invite No Scores 1/20 W Rutgers 204-88 1/26-27 W at Notre Dame 221 5-147 5 1/26-27 W UConn (at ND) 290-80 1/26-27 L West Virginia (at ND) 177-193 1/26-27 W Oakland (at ND) 257-112 2/16-18 at Big Ten Championships 7th

2007-08 (8-4, 1-3 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Bill Dorenkott

10/18 W West Virginia 194-106

11/10 L Virginia 169 5-183 5 11/10 W Michigan State* 214-138 11/15-17 at Hoosierland Open No Scores 12/2 at Princeton Invitational 1st 1/4 at Georgia Diving Invite No Scores 1/6 W at Indian River JC 146-59

1/19 W at Pittsburgh 217-135 1/19 W Villanova (at Pittsburgh) 287-58 1/19 W Maryland (at Pittsburgh) 228-116 1/19 W at Missouri (at Pittsburgh) 191-159 1/25 W West Chester 180-103 2/2 L Michigan* (at Ohio St ) 35-113

2/2 L at Ohio State* 79 5-101 5 2/2 L Northwestern* (at Ohio St ) 150-183 2/28-3/1 at Big Ten Championships 8th 3/27-3/29 at NCAA Championships T-23rd

2008-09 (6-5, 1-2 Big Ten)

Head Coach: John Hargis

10/25 W at West Virginia 145-93 10/31 W at Texas A&M 140-102 11/1 L at Southern Methodist 106 5-134 5 11/15 L Florida State (at UVa) 127 5-225 5 11/15 L at Virginia 120-228

12/5-7 at Ohio State Invitational 3rd 1/3-5 at Tennessee Diving Invite No Score 1/16-17 W at Maryland 225-115 1/16-17 W Pittsburgh (at Maryland) 224-108 1/30-31 W Northwestern* (at OSU) 193 5-138 5 1/30-31 L at Ohio State* 76-258 1/30-31 L Michigan* (at OSU) 245-84 2/6 W St Bonaventure 127-105 2/26-28 at Big Ten Championships 7th 3/26-28 at NCAA Championships 32nd

2009-10 (5-5, 1-2 Big Ten)

Head Coach: John Hargis 10/13 W at St Bonaventure 144-97 10/24 W West Virginia 145-96 10/31 L at Virginia Tech 116-184 11/20-21 L Virginia 153 5-210 5 12/4-6 at Ohio State Invitational 5th 1/2 vs Florida State (Naples, Fla ) 1/3-4 at Bulldog Shoot-Out No Score 1/15-16 L at Pittsburgh 156-197 1/15-16 W vs Maryland (at Pitt) 236-168 1/29-30 L at Ohio State 70-263 1/29-30 L vs Michigan (at OSU) 72-270 1/29-30 W vs Northwestern (at OSU) 166-162 2/5 W Buffalo 132-102 2/24-27 at Big Ten Championships 7th 3/25-28 at NCAA Championships No Score

2010-11 (5-6, 1-3 Big Ten)

Head Coach: John Hargis 10/15-16 L at West Virginia 116-125 10/23 L Virginia Tech 118 5-181 5 11/19-20 L at Virginia 150-186

L vs Indiana* (at UVa) 154-182 12/3-5 at Georgia Invitational 5th 1/2 vs Wyoming & Arkansas (Diving) 1/4 vs North Carolina (Naples, Fla ) 1/14-15 W at Maryland 219-129

W vs Pitt (at Maryland) 191 5-151 5 1/22 W St Bonaventure 141-96 1/28-29 L at Michigan* 262-72

W vs Northwestern* (at UM) 176-158

L vs Ohio State* (at UM) 235-87 2/4 W Buffalo 129-110 2/23-26 at Big Ten Championships 6th 3/24-26 at NCAA Championships T-26th

ALL-TIME RESULTS

2011-12 (4-6, 0-3 Big Ten)

Head Coach: John Hargis

10/22 W at West Virginia 143-98

11/4 L at Auburn 86-15211/5 W at Georgia Tech 177-122 11/18-19 L Indiana* 127-226 L Virginia 167-186

12/2-4 at Ohio State Invite 3rd 1/4 vs North Carolina (at Fla ) No Score

1/5-6 Bulldog Diving Shootout No Score

1/14 L Navy 145-155

1/27-28 L at Ohio State* 91-243

L vs Michigan* (at OSU) 70-264

2/3 W Buffalo 138-97

2/4 W Lehigh 168-101 2/22-25 at Big Ten Championships 6th 3/22-24 at NCAA Championships 17th

2012-13 (5-2, 0-1 Big Ten)

Head Coach: John Hargis

10/19 W at West Virginia 176-69

11/10 W Villanova 211-81 11/16-17 L at Indiana* 174 5-178 5 L vs Virginia 155-198 11/30-12/2 at Georgia Invitational 5th 1/3 vs North Carolina (at Fla ) No Score

1/12 W Missouri State 171-124

1/26 W Navy 188-112

2/2 W Towson 186-101

2/9-10 at Ohio State Invite No Score 2/27-3/2 at Big Ten Championships 8th 3/28-30 at NCAA Championships 20th

2013-14 (7-1)

Head Coach: Tim Murphy

10/18 W vs West Virginia 153-129

11/2 W at Buffalo 155-137

11/8-9 W at Virginia 191-162

L vs Texas 168-185

11/22-24 Bucknell Invitational No Score

12/5-7 Texas Invitational No Score

1/3 vs North Carolina No Score

1/17 W at Villanova 191-96

1/25 W at Navy 171-127

2/1 W St Bonaventure 200-95 W Towson 183-114

2/8-9 at Ohio State Invite No Score

2/26-3/1 at Big Ten Championships 5th 3/8-9 Georgia Tech Last Chance No Score

3/10-12 NCAA Zone A Qualifying No Score 3/27-29 NCAA Championships 17th

2014-15 (6-3, 0-1 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Tim Murphy

10/3 W vs Georgia Tech 160 5-137 5

10/18 L at Virginia Tech 120-233 W vs Old Dominion 241-110

10/23 W at West Virginia 145-98

10/31 W vs Villanova 150-101

11/7-8 W vs Virginia 212-136 L vs Michigan 140 5-212 5

12/5-7 at Georgia Invitational 5th

1/16-17 L vs Yale (at Rutgers) 172-181

1/24 W vs Navy 173-127

1/31 at Bison Invite No Score

2/7-8 at Virginia Tech Invite No Score

2/25-28 at Big Ten Championships 7th 3/9-11 NCAA Zone A Qualifying No Score 3/26-28 NCAA Championships 24th

2015-16 (3-6, 0-1 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Tim Murphy

10/2 L vs Georgia Tech 111-184

10/3 W at Emory 184-107

10/16 L vs Virginia Tech 118 5-178 5

10/31-11/1 L at Michigan 213-217

L vs Virginia 135-248

11/13-14 Penn State Invite 1st

12/4-6 Big Al Invitational No Score

12/4-6 Georgia Invitational 6th 1/15-16 L at Yale 153-189

1/29 W Columbia 154-123 L Navy 131-161

2/6 W Villanova 153-125 2/24-2/27 Big Ten Championships 9th 3/24-3/26 NCAA Championships 44th

2016-17 (4-3, 0-1 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Tim Murphy 10/6 W Towson 171-117 10/15 L Virginia Tech 117-175 11/4 L at Virginia 115-236 L vs Michigan 126-217 11/18-20 Ohio State Invitational 4th 1/13-14 W Yale 185-163 1/21 W Navy 173-127 1/28-29 W Villanova 186-78 2/22-25 Big Ten Championships 7th 3/5 Ohio State Last Chance Meet No Score 3/6-8 NCAA Diving Zone A Qualifying No Score 3/23-25 NCAA Championships 28th

2017-18 (4-3, 0-1 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Tim Murphy 10/14 L Virginia 149-151 10/20 W vs Duke 161 5-138 5 L at NC State 110-182 11/3-4 L at Minnesota 114-239 L vs Michigan 73-280 L vs Wisconsin 154 5-198 5 11/17-19 Ohio State Invitational 7th 1/13 L at North Carolina 105-190 L vs Navy 111-189 1/27-28 Penn State Diving Invitational No Score 2/2 W Villanova 186-105 2/10-11 First Chance Meet No Score 2/21-24 Big Ten Championships 8th 3/5-7 NCAA Zone A Diving Qualifying No Score 3/22-24 NCAA Championships 30th

2018-19 (4-5, 0-1 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Tim Murphy 10/6 L Virginia 112-178 10/12 W George Washington 183-109 10/27 L Virginia Tech 98-155 L Ohio State 98-250 11/9-10 Big Al Open 4th 11/10-11 B1G/ACC Challenge No Score 11/15-17 Navy Diving Invitational No Score 11/29-12/1 Tennessee Invitational 5th 1/12 L North Carolina 145-155 1/12 L Navy 163 5-131 5 1/18 W West Virginia 173-122 1/19 W Bloomsburg 151-104 2/1 W Villanova 175-110 2/27-3/2 Big Ten Championships 7th 3/11-13 NCAA Zone A Championships No Score 3/28-30 NCAA Championships 29th

2019-20 (4-2, 0-1 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Tim Murphy 10/4 W St Bonaventure 192-145 10/11 W West Virginia 167-125 11/1-2 L Virginia Tech 145 5-205 5 L Ohio State 158 5-193 5 12/6-8 Princeton Invitational 4th

1/3 Penn State Diving Inv No Score

1/11-12 Buffalo Diving Inv No Score

1/17-19 Navy Diving Invitational No Score 1/17 W Bloomsburg 120 5-73 5

1/31 W Villanova 180-79

2/26-29 Big Ten Championships 9th 3/9-11 NCAA Zone A Championships No Score 3/25-28 NCAA Championships Canceled

2020-21 (1-3, 1-3 Big Ten)

Head Coach: Tim Murphy

1/16 L Ohio State 134 5-163 5

1/22-1/23 L Northwestern 53-247

1/22-1/23 L Iowa 94-206

2/5-2/6 W Michigan State 108-54

3/2 Big Ten Swimming Championships 133

3/3 Big Ten Swimming Championships 267 3/4 Big Ten Swimming Championships 360 5 3/5 Big Ten Swimming Championships 496 5 3/6 Big Ten Swimming Championships 7th, 619 5

ALL-TIME RESULTS

ALL-TIME

Opponent W L First Mtg .

Alabama 1 1 1990

Army 0 1 1944 Auburn 0 3 2003

Ball State 1 0 1992

Bloomsburg 7 0 1977

Boston University 5 1 1984 Bucknell 6 12 1968 Buffalo 8 0 1969

Carnegie Mellon 8 0 1937 Cincinnati 1 0 1985 Clemson 1 1 1999 Cleveland State 6 0 1980 Colgate 0 4 1950 Columbia 1 0 2016 Connecticut 2 0 1999 Cornell 2 12 1936 Delaware 1 1 1950 Dickinson 2 0 1948 Duke 1 0 2017

Edinboro 3 1 1975

Emory 1 0 2015 Florida 0 3 2002

Florida State 0 1 2008

Franklin & Marshall 2 1 1948

George Washington 2 0 1986 Georgia 0 1 2007 Georgia Tech 2 1 2011 Harvard 0 3 1983 Indiana 3 5 1992 Indiana (Pa ) 9 1 1969

Indian River JC 2 0 1997 Iowa 4 3 1993

James Madison 3 0 1996

John’s Hopkins 6 4 1968 Kent State 0 2 1973 Kenyon 1 0 2006 Lafayette 3 0 1973 La Salle 14 0 1987

Lehigh 4 2 1975 Louisville 1 0 2007 Maryland 7 13 1968

Miami (Fla ) 1 0 1990 Miami (Ohio) 1 0 2001 Michigan 0 12 1999

Opponent W L First Mtg .

Michigan State 7 2 1992 Minnesota 0 3 1994 Missouri 2 0 2005

Missouri State 1 0 2013 Navy 3 5 1944 Northwestern 7 2 1992 North Carolina 0 5 1984 North Carolina State 0 2 1989 Notre Dame 1 0 2007 Oakland 1 0 2007 Oberlin 1 0 1937 Ohio University 1 0 1985 Ohio State 4 21 1980 Old Dominion 1 0 2014 Pennsylvania 0 7 1936 Pittsburgh 16 34 1936 Princeton 1 2 1990 Purdue 4 3 1996 Rutgers 11 6 1939 St Bonaventure 29 0 1977

Seton Hall 1 20 1950 Shippensburg 7 0 1986 South Carolina 1 0 2003 Southern Illinois 1 0 1994 Southern Methodist 0 2 1988 Syracuse 14 20 1936 Temple 21 11 1938 Tennessee 0 21 1989 Texas 0 1 2014 Texas A&M 2 2 1980 Toronto 1 0 1939 Towson 1 0 2014 UMBC 1 0 1991 Utah 1 0 2007 Villanova 29 14 1938 Virginia 12 23 1949 Virginia Tech 0 7 2007 Washington 0 1 2003 Washington & Jefferson 1 0 1940 West Chester 7 0 1939 Westminster 1 0 1939 West Virginia 18 16 1968 Wisconsin 2 1 1993 Yale 0 2 2015

Coach Year

Robert Galbraith

Robert Galbraith

Robert Galbraith

Robert Galbraith

Robert Galbraith

Robert Galbraith

Robert Galbraith

Robert Galbraith

Robert Galbraith

William Gutteron

William

William

William

William

Lou MacNeill

Lou

Lou

Lou MacNeill

Lou MacNeill

Lou MacNeill

Lou MacNeill

Lou MacNeill

Lou MacNeill

Lou MacNeill

Lou MacNeill

Lou MacNeill

Lou MacNeill

Lou MacNeill

Lou MacNeill

Lou MacNeill

Lou MacNeill

Peter Brown

Peter Brown

Peter Brown

Peter Brown

Peter Brown

Peter Brown

Peter Brown

Peter Brown

Peter Brown

Peter Brown

Peter Brown

Peter Brown

Peter Brown

Peter Brown

Peter Brown

Peter Brown

Peter Brown

Bill Dorenkott

Bill

Bill

Bill

Bill

Bill

Bill Dorenkott

John Hargis

John Hargis

John Hargis

John Hargis

John Hargis

Tim

Tim

Tim

Tim

Tim

Tim

Tim

TOTAL

Thomas F Butts III compiled this list of swimming and diving letterwinners for both the women’s and men’s teams Some letterwinners may have been missed If you feel that you should be on this list or you know someone that should be, please direct updates to:

Penn State Athletic Communications Office 101 Bryce Jordan Center University Park, Pa 16802 Ph: (814) 865-1757

Note: Only championship years listed (ex. 2010-11 season has 2011 credited to student-athlete).

A

Acar, Emre 2012-2013

Achey, Gustav V 1969-71 Ackerman, Jr J H 1936 Adelman, Edward 1990-93 Ahlberg, Joe 2015-16 Alden, Brian 2009-12 Alderman, Chris 1998-2001 Alderman, Michael 2003-07 Allison, H R 1939 Ambrose, Robert 1978-79 Anderson, J T 1944 Anderson, Kenneth 1978-81 Anderson, Sean 1994 Anderson, Shaun 1998-2001 Ankosko, Nick 2012-15 Anthony, Scott W 1972 Archer, Andrew 1990-93 Ashton, W H 1942 Austin, John 2008-11 Austin, Shane 2011-14

B

Bagley, Christopher 1998-2001 Bahan, Edward 1980-81

Bainbridge, Bruce 1951 Baker, Donald 1948 Balazs, Robert 1998-00 Balder, Robert W 1978 Balderston, Bruce K 1973-76 Balderston, W G 1936 Bantley, Bob 2014-17 Barber, Peter 1991 Barnes, David A 1971 Barnhart, Scott 1978 Beard, William 2017 Becher, Eric R 1987-90 Bechtel, A .R 1938 Beckett, Milton 1943, 1948 Bell, Clyde C 1947 Bench, Robert 1949 Benjamin, Scott D 1971-72 Berardocco, Albert 1979-80 Berger, Ted D 1981, 1983 Berry, James 1993-96 Bertram, A T 1942 Betsher, Scott A 1981 Biedermann, Sean 2005-08 Bird, Patrick 2002-03 Blankenhorn, Brad 1994-97 Bledsoe, Nathaniel 2016-19 Block, Michael 1987 Boardman, David 1995-98 Body, John 1979 Boeckel, Les 1968 Bogatin, P F 1940-41 Bohner, Steven 1999-02 Boileau, A P 1939-40 Bolner, Michael 1984-85

Bonner, Josh 2008-09

Bonner, Justin 2008-09

Borowy, Casimir M 1949-51

Botes, Eugene 2000-03

Boyce, Nicholas J 1989-92 Boyd, Timothy 1990-92 Bray, Mike 1986 Brennan, R Craig 2001-02 Bright, David A 1976-77 Bright, Matthew 2007 Bronk, Burt 1950-51 Brookover, Jackson 2021 Browder, Andrew 1979-80 Brown, Allen 1986 Brown, Craig R 1978-81 Brown, M E 1936 Brown, R C 1936-38 Brown, Jr , H D 1936 Brewer, Zach 2021 Brukner, John 1948-50 Bukowski, Patrick 2005-07 Bunk, K H 1937-39 Burkett, Dennis 1968 Burleigh, G D 1936-37 Bushman, Luke 2010-11 Byers, Max 2013-14 Byrne, Lachlan 2019-21 Byrne, Bruce A 1986-89

C

Calderon, Dito 2006-09 Capparell, James 2008-11 Caraher, Joseph 1993-95 Carroll, Adam 1990-93 Carscallen, Gavin 1997-00 Caruso, Chace 2009 Carver, Quinn 1990-91 Cassell, Gunther 2016-18 Castano, Gabe 2017-21 Cecatiello, Michael D 1981-84 Cervone, Joao 2018-18 Cey, Jonah 2018-21 Chandler, Joel 1995-96 Chang, Michael 1991-94 Challis, Mikey 2019-21 Chase, S P 1942 Chen, Gilad 1994-96 Chenot, Devon 2018-21 Chew, Stephen D 1975 Chong, Solomon 1998-00 Chovet, Jr , Jean 1942-43 Christy, William S 1943-47 Cipolla, Chris 2012-14 Clark, Jaffrey 2000-03 Clauss, E R 1941-42 Cline, Jr , J R 1943 Close, Lawrence L . 1975-77 Cochrane, Jon 2007-10 Comeau, Holden 1997-00 Conrad, James 1968 Conrad, John 1949 Conrad, Robert K 1950 Cook, L K 1942 Cooper, Christopher 1982 Cooper, Douglas 1990-91, 1993-94 Cosgarea, Andrew J 1979-82 Cowell, R E 1943 Cox, Matt 2008-10 Creager, Brent 2001-03 Cremo, John 2007 Criner, Andrew 2007 Crow, Jack 2016-19 Cubbison, Andrew 1982-84 Cumming, J L 1936-37 Cunha, Alex 1994-96 Curry, Sean E 1986-89 Curtis, L R 1940

D

Daly, Aidan 2019 Daly, Michael 2018-21 Daniele, Greg 2010-11

D’Ardenne, Ray H 1972-75

D’Ardenne, Richard 1950 Davies, James 1951 Davis, Thad 1990-93 Deckman, Jacob 2017-21

Del Franco, Guy 1983-86

Delmanzo, D D 1940-41 Deveney, Alex 1968

Devine, Christopher 1991-95

DeVries, Robert 1978-81 Dewalt, R H 1936-38 DeWeese, Ryan 2006-09 Dickson, Robbie 2016-19 Diehl, Randy 1983-86 Dies, Craig 1986-89

Dieterich, L Raymond 1947

Dikos, Stergios 2016-19 DiNunzio, Matthew 2017-19

Dmitrzak, Dale R 1981-84 Doerr, R W 1944 Doyle, Ben 2020-21 DuBreuil, Denis L 1972-75 Dufala, Robert J 1971 Duffy, Lance S 1976-79

E Eagles, Jeffrey T 1988-91 Ebel, Bruce 1986 Ebert, James 1982-85 Eby, Jason 1992-95 Edelman, Scott C 1973 Edgin, Matt 2009 Egleston, Andy 1986 Eiken, Andrew 2013-14 Eisenstat, Jeff 1968 Eiwen, George B 1973-74 Ekstrom, Jonathan 2012-15 Elbe, Louis 1948 Elicker, Craig 1978 Enright, Donald 1982-84 Erdley, Alan 2006-07 Erdos, Edward 1993 Erwin, R M 1941-42 Etter, Scott 1983-84 Ettore, Max 2007-10 Eyer, D J 1940

F

Falstich, William 1998-00 Felty, Ed 2007 Felty, Rob 2005-08 Fenstermacher, Auckie 2016-18 Fernandes, John 1997 Fimbianti, Dan 2007-10 Finkler, Ofer 2004 Fisher, H A 1939 Fittin, Peter 2013-14

Flanagan, Craig 1991 Folio, Dustin 2010-12 Folmsbee, Calvin 1948-50

Forshey, Jr , Fred M 1973-74 Franssen, Bobby 2005-06 Fraser, MacGregor 1994-97

Freund, Kaelan 2017-18

Fries, J P 1944 Fritts, Ralph 1949 Fruchter, J H 1940-42

G Gale, Charles 1968 Garcia Boissier, Hector 2016-19 Garrity, Robert 1987 Gary, Jeff J 1981 Gastaldo, Marc 2002-05

Geiger, R A 1936-37

Getz, Thomas 1991

Gibb, Matthew 2001 Gilbert, Abel 1944

Gindlesperger, Terry P 1970-72 Glenn, Christopher 1995-97 Glenn, Kevin 2013-15 Goldner, Jason 2006-09 Gomez, Jeff 2010-13 Goodman, H A 1942-43 Gordon, Erik 2000-03 Gordon, William 1951 Gordon, William 2003

Goretzky, Thomas C 1976 Gosieniecki, Juliusz 2017-21 Gowen, Truxtun 1987-88

Grabowski, Christopher 2001-02 Graham, Josh 2005-06, 2008-09 Gray, Jason 1993-96

Greenbaum, Norman 1941 Greene, Christopher 1982-84 Greene, Peter 1983-86

Greenfield, Bruce G 1974, 1976-77 Greenwell, Joseph R 1980-81 Grennan, Jamie 2010 Grier, Sean 2011-13 Griffith, David 1990-91 Grillo, Matt 2013-16 Grimm, Harrison 2015-16 Gross, David 2015 Gross, Louis 1944

Grossman, Robert E 1943, 1948 Guenter, Matthew 2016 Guiley, George A 1970

H

Hackman, Thomas S 1976 Hamilton, George 1951

Hammersmith, Charles G 1973 Harari, David 2006

Harlow, Hayden 2017-21 Harris, Jordan 2011-12 Harrison, Jeffrey 1998-01 Hart, M M 1936-37 Hartman, Bradley 2000-03 Hartner, Andrew 2000-02 Haug, Kyle 2001 Haupt, Matthew 2000-03 Hauser, John 2013-14 Healy, Patrick 2004-05 Helriegel III, W 1936 Hengels, Ben 2010-12 Henning, George 1982-83 Henson, T J 1942 Herbst, Joseph 1980 Hernandez, Danny 1996 Herr, Craig W 1976

Herting, Christopher 1979-80 Hess, Christopher 1998-01 Hewlett, Rob 1986 Hickman, Al 1969 Hieb, William J 1975-78 High, David 1985 Hilk, Steve 2006 Hill, Donald D 1988-90 Hill, Kenneth J 1944, 1948

Hirshfield, Herbert 1943, 1947

Hoch, Bryce 2017-21

Hodgins, Steve 1998-01 Hoelscher, Mike 1985-86

Hopkins, Benjamin T 1974 Horak, Thomas M 1972-75 Hostetler, Brian 1998-01

Houck, Thomas 1997-98 Houck, Jake 2020-21 Hoy, L W 1937, 1939 Hughes, David 1948-49 Hunter, Bryson 2017 Hurley, Tommy 2020-21

Hurst, William J 1989-91 Huuki, Erik 2019-21 Hyneman, G , John 1996-98

IIosue, Rob 2011 Ippoliti, Christopher 2004-06 Iskat, Jr , John A 1971-73

J Jackson, Drew 1995-98 Jackson, Jr , J H 1943 Jensen, Gordon L 1972 Jeo, Richard 1987-88 Johansson, Patrik 2004-05 Johnson, Brad 2018-19 Johnson, Dale 2018-19 Johnson, R P 1938 Jones, R , Bradley 1986-88 Jones, Theodore 1949 Jones, Timothy 1980 Jones III, Walter A 1972-73 Jones, Jr , Allan 1979 Juve, Jr , Walter 1943

K

Kaaki, Basil 2007-10 Kachurick, Lucas 2013-14 Kaiserian, Daniel 2004-07 Kaiserian, Michael 2007-10 Kaithern, R W 1943 Kane, Seth 1994-97 Kantz, Zach 2015-16 Keister, Chris 2006 Kelsey, Fred 1969 Kennedy, Richard F 1981-84 Kent, Sean 1987 Kenyon, Robert 1951 Keune, Pierre 2011 Keyes, Bret 2001-02 Keyser, Brian K 1975-78 Kiely, Dan 1985-86 Kimble, Bart W 1988-91 King, Douglas R 1977-80 Kipp, R R 1944 Kirk, Paul 2002 Kirkpatrick, W S 1939-41 Kita, Barry 1976-77 Klugo, Michael E 1989-90 Knight, W B 1942 Knoll, Donald C 1943, 1947 Kolber, Eugene 1950-51 Koontz, Donald R 1950 Kornacki, Richard 2003-06 Krabbe, Logan 2019-21 Kraft, David 2006-09 Kramer, Robert 1984-87 Kraus, Richie 2005 Kreisher, Bradley 1984-85 Krigger, Eben 2017-21 Krimmel, Robert S 1971-73 Kudis, Brian 1968-69 Kutsenkow, Michael 1947-48 Kwasnik, Mike 2015-17

L

Landmann, Scott 1994-95 Lane, Gregory R 1971 Langer, Kevin 1995-96 Larkins, J L 1937 Laskowski, Michael 1999-02 Lee, Will 2013-14 Lehman, A W 1937-40 Lesko, E F 1936 Liken, Robert 1968 Linell, Thomas 1982-85 Linnon, Scott W 1975-77 Livezey, Thomas 1991-93 Livingston, James K 1969-71 Loescher, William K 1970-71 Long, Robert 1949-51

Lonsdale, Jeffrey H 1974 Lotz, John S 1972 Louder, James 1968 Loughlin, Conall 2013-14 Lucidi, Albert 1951 Lulek, William 2018-21 Lupinski, Eugene 1991-94 Lupinski, Paul 1996-97 Lutz, John 2002 Lynch, Victor 1949-50 M

MacDonald, Conor 2000-03 Madley, Kyle 2013-15 Magee, Ryan 2013-15 Maglich, Spencer 2006-08 Mahoney III, John 1983-86 Manning, Ronald 1968 Marchinski, Alex 2010-13 Marcus, S L 1940 Marino, Scott 2009-12 Marlin, Barry 1982-85 Marlin, Robert 1987-88 Marlin, William 1985-87 Marsh, Joseph 1990-91 Martens, Justin 1996-97 Martin, J F 1944 Martin, Sean 2000-01 Martin, Thomas 1977-78 Martin, William J 1981, 1983 Mastrantuono, David A 1980-83 Matheson, Brent 1986-89 Matz, William M 1986-89 Maurer, Tim 2015-16 Maurone, Richard J 1974-77 McCarty, C J 1941 McConnell, David 1986-87 McConnell, William A 1973-76 McCurley, Brett 1994-97 McFadden, Patrick 1977-80 McGrory, John 1948-50 McKee, Kevin M 1979-81 McKeehen, John D 1988-89 McKenna, Brian 1998-01 McLain, Nick 2009-10 McLaughlin, G R 1938-40 McLin, Shawn 2003-06 McNamara, Robert 1978 Mechling, R S 1938 Medei, Stephen 1996-99 Meeker, Rodney 1986-87 Mehnert, Erich C 1968-70 Mershon, Thomas 2011-14 Metzger, William A 1972-75 Meyer, Edward 1944 Meyer, Philip A 1989-92 Meyer, Robert 1947-48 Miklus, Michael B 1986-89 Milan, J B 1944 Miller, A P 1944 Miller, D M 1943 Miller, J Steven 1969-71 Miller, J L 1942 Minnier, Todd 2001-04 Miranda, Kyle 2005-08 Mitchell, George M 1947 Molettiere, Robert 1999-02 Monyok, Paul 1997-00 Morrical, Stephen C 1973-76 Moser, William 1968-69 Moss, Carl 1997 Moss, John 1988-91 Muller, Brian 1979-80 Munhall, Walter 1949 Murray, Dennis P 1973 Murray, Michael 1982 Musselman, R P 1943 Myers, Josh 2006-07 Myers, Matthew 1991-94

NNelson, Harry S 1950

Nelson, Wayde D 1980-81

Newbury, D S . 1938, 1940

Nixon, Randolph 1986-89

Nocket, M E 1942

Noel, Michael L 1974-77

Northrop, Daryl 2002-05 Nunez, John 2016-19

O

Oberle, Jacob 2020-21

O’Brien, Timothy J 1972

O’ Neill, Ryan 2015-18

O’Shea, Brian J 1976-79

Oates, Robert 1994

Okoniewski, Daniel 1996-99

Oleyar, John E 1968-70 Oliver, W E 1938

P

Palmé, Brian 1994-97

Parfitt, M Kevin 1971

Parks, J R 1936, 1938 Pearson, Jeff 1968 Peck, Donald 1948 Peckmann, Alec 2019 Perelli, Theo 2019

Peresan, Joseph 1998-01 Petrini, Samuel 2016-17

Pfarrer, Brian 1994-96

Pfeuffer, Timothy 1990-93

Piatt, John E 1971-73 Pierce, Adam 2003-06

Platt, David H 1969-70 Pollock, Jason 1998

Poorbaugh, David 1990-91

Popovich, Matthew 2018

Potsklan, Steven 1982-85

Prettitore, Paul S 1988-91

Price, A A 1940-41

Promisloff, Steven C 1974 Przywozny, Michael 1995-96

Q

Quigley, Braedan 1997-00 Quirk, Colin 2007-10

R

Rabinek, Richard 2006-07

Radzikowski, Henry 2021

Rafferty, Daniel 1982-85

Rafferty, David J 1986-89

Rafferty, John 1991

Raisanen, Daniel 2019-21

Ratcliff, Kurt 2012

Rea , Donald 1968

Reasman, James 1948 Reed, Nathan 2012 Reich, Robert 1969

Reimer, George 1994-96

Reissman, Thomas L 1940-42

Reitz, Jonathan W 1977-78

Rennard, Sam 2019-21

Renzoni, Michael 1992

Replogle, Michael J 1988-89

Retrum, John 1999-01

Reydams, Vincent 2006-09

Richardson, Michael 1977 Richardson, Robert 1951 Rickert, Ronald 1969 Riding, R M 1944

Rielly, W E 1939

Riggs, Eric A 1976

Rightley, James J 1973-75 Risley, Graham 2010-11 Roberson, Will 2018-21

Robinson, T J 1939, 1941

Rode, Stephen W 1976-78, 1980

Ross, Gerald 1982-84 Ross, Richard 1997-98 Roth, Brad 2000-06 Roth, Gregory 1982-85 Roth, Scott F. 1975-77 Rubinstein, Hal M 1975 Ruth, Robert W 1974 Ryan, Ben 2007-10 Ryan, Shane 2012-15, 17 Rybicki, Kevin 2007-08

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