2022-23 Boys Swim & Dive Program

Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam

May the Blessed Virgin Mary Pray for Us . . . “And before honor comes humility.”

— Proverbs 15:33

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Swim & Dive Team Alumni: We have attempted to compile accurate lists of all past Regis Jesuit swimmers and divers We hope you enjoy this edition of the swim & dive booklet If you spot any mistakes or omissions or have suggestions to make it better, message us on Facebook so that future corrections can be made We would love to hear from you or better yet — see you at a meet .

Go Raiders Swim & Dive!

Tradition Never Graduates.

'24 Owen Mulligan

'24 Thomas Pelz

'25 Will Pooler

'23 John Paul Robertson*

'24 William Robertson

'25 Michael Sanchez

'25 Daniel Shea

'26 Oliver Stabio

'25 Roland Thornton

'24 Phillip Ullom

'23 Hawkins Wendt

'23 Cameron Will

'26 Noah Wills

'24 Grant Wilson

WHAT WE MUST DO TO WIN

In The Water

1 Make winning touchouts a habit

2 Develop habits in practice which will not allow for disqualifications.

3 Always swim smart races Know yourself, your race and your competition

4 Master the fundamentals of the sport of swimming: starts, strokes, turns and finishes.

At Practice

1 Be where you are supposed to be, when you are supposed to be there, ready to do what is supposed to be done

2 Don't cut corners Do all the yardage on all of the sets Use the pace clock correctly Go hard when you are told to go hard, easy when you are to go easy Be honest No cheating

3. Maintain the confidence that Regis Jesuit swimmers and divers have worked harder and are better prepared than the competition

4 Use the other swimmers and divers on the team Train hard against them Learn by watching what they do

5 Take sit-ups, stretching and lifting weights seriously

At Meets

1 Remember that you are a member of the Regis Jesuit Swim & Dive team You are representing your school and the proud tradition of Regis Jesuit swimmers and divers who came before you Act like it!

2 If you are at a Regis Jesuit meet and you choose to wear a cap, it is a Regis Jesuit cap Your suit is a Regis Jesuit suit, your shirt a Regis Jesuit shirt Remember who you are and why you are there

3 Your place is with the team Others will be supporting you and you need to support them Your place is NOT in the stands

4 If our team is swimming or diving, you need to be there A JV swimmer or diver is expected to show up and cheer for the State Meet Likewise, every state qualifier is expected to be cheering loudly at the A and B league meets

In School

1 After morning practice, comb your hair and be on time for class

2. Your first priority at Regis Jesuit is to get good grades Remember that poor grades will keep you out of swimming and diving and out of good colleges

3 Hold yourself accountable and expect to be held to the highest standards of accountability

4 Do not sleep in class

In General

1 We must DOMINATE our opponent physically and mentally

2 We must retain poise in the face of a bad break

3 We must be in better shape than our opponents

4 We must have a burning desire to win within the rules of the sport

5 When we walk into a pool, EXPECT to win and then do what it takes

Guidelines & Expectations

1 Every swimmer or diver is expected to contribute to the betterment of the team

2 Any outside competition which affects the Regis Jesuit swim team, i.e. practices or meets, must first be cleared with the Regis Jesuit coaches

3 Swimmers or divers may be removed from the team for failing to follow team rules or conduct detrimental to the welfare of the team

4 If a swimmer or diver has any concerns which affects his status on the team, he should open a line of communication with any member of the coaching staff with whom he can relate this difficulty. Should a swimmer or diver decide to remove himself from the team, he should relay this directly to the head coach

No Excuses, No Regrets.

SIGNIFICANT NUMBERS

1 Regis Jesuit's national ranking in 1992, 1997, 2004, 2005, 2013

13 Number of All-American awards achieved by Regis Jesuit at the 2014 State Meet

14 Times Regis Jesuit has won the 200 Free Relay at State

14 Number of events won at State by a Regis Jesuit swimmer - Luke Wagner (1997-2000)

17 Most All-American events achieved by one swimmer - Clark Smith (2010-2013)

18 Times Regis Jesuit has won the 200 Medley Relay at State

19 Times Regis Jesuit has won the 400 Free Relay at State

23 Colorado State Boys Swim and Dive championships won by Regis Jesuit High School

34 Largest number of state qualifiers Regis Jesuit has ever had in a State Meet (2012)

56 Number of years Regis Jesuit Boys Swim & Dive has competed (since 1967)

112 Total number of events won at State Championships

119 Total number of swimmers and divers achieving an All-American award

234 Consecutive dual meets won by Regis Jesuit from March 1990 to March 2010

433 Most points scored by Regis Jesuit at 5A State (2013) - 16 Finalists

467 Most points scored by Regis Jesuit at 5A State (2022) - 22 Finalists

Qualifying Times

*In order to qualify for State under the 6 dive standard, the diver must meet the qualifying standard two times during the season. To qualify under the 11 dive standard, the diver must meet the qualifying standard only once during the season.

**Each year, the National Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association (NISCA) publishes individual event and relay qualifying times for both “automatic” and “consideration” designations. The “automatic” standard is the 80th place time averaged over the past three years. The “consideration” standard is the top 150th place time averaged over the past three years. When a swimmer achieves the automatic qualifying time in a regularly scheduled interscholastic meet (up to and including State meet performances), he is an “Automatic All-American.” At the end of the qualifying year, only the top 100 swimmers from the combined automatic and consideration lists are designated as “All-American.” Those achieving the consideration time but not finishing in the top 100 receive the designation “All-American Consideration.” A swimmer may be listed in as many events as his times qualify. Relay teams are limited to four swimmers only and only one relay team per event per school may qualify. Times achieved at high altitudes are adjusted downward by NISCA to insure equitable comparison with those times achieved at sea-level. High altitude adjustments for the Denver area are 1.2 for 200 yards and 5.0 for 500 yards.

Regis Jesuit Records in Red

2022 5A State Meet Team Results

Returning Athletes by Event

2023 Pre-Season Ranking

Regis

Jesuit 2022 Place: 1st 2022 Point total: 467

Returning State Qualifiers

Cherry Creek

2022 Place: 2nd

2022 Point total: 403

Returning State Qualifiers

Legacy

2022 Place: 3rd

2022 Point total: 295.5

Returning State Qualifiers

1967

November The Raiders hit the water for the first time as a sport at Regis Jesuit The team was coined the “Waders” and recorded a one-win, six-loss season

1981

February Regis Jesuit won the Skyline League title for the first time.

1982

March Lawrence Kough '82 became RJ's first State Champion when he won the 100 breaststroke at the Air Force Academy

1983

December Regis Jesuit won the medley relay at the Colorado Invitational, marking the first “big” win for the school in a relay at a major meet

1984

March Regis Jesuit moved to the Centennial League Seven of the top ten teams in the state came from this league in 1984

1985

March Regis Jesuit placed second in State Jim Dunn '85, Fred Ingham '86, Trevor Mihalik '85 and sophomore Eric Bradac '87 broke most of the school's records

1986

January Regis Jesuit won the Arapahoe Relays for the first time

February Regis Jesuit repeated as State runners-up Junior Eric Bradac '87 won two individual titles and recorded two AllAmerican swims at the meet

1987

February Senior Eric Bradac '87 was named Colorado High School Swimmer of the Year He ended his career setting two state records in 200 free and broke Olympic Gold Medalist George DiCarlo's mark in the 500 free

1988

January Brady Murphy '88 set a new standard for RJ for the six dive list with a score of 237 65

February Brady Murphy '88 dove to a second place finish at State and Parker Bradley '88 set a new school record in the 50 free

1989

February Freshman Matt Hall '92 earned All-American honors in the 100 fly.

1990

April Regis Jesuit defeated Littleton (six-time State Champions) in a dual meet for the first time by the score of 97-75

May The 400 free relay of Matt Hall '92, Tom Byorick '90, Mike Bradac '91 and Joe Ferraro '91 won State in a touchout over Littleton The victory lifted Regis Jesuit to a second place team finish at the meet. Sophomore Matt Hall '92 defeated defending state champion Josh DelCore in the 100 fly.

1991

March Senior Captain Joe Ferraro '91 was named Swimmer of the Meet at the Colorado Invitational

April A packed house watched Regis Jesuit defeat Cherry Creek in a dual meet A record 47 state-qualifying swims were recorded

May Regis Jesuit's medley relay of Matt Hall '92, Matt Beck '92, Ben Hammond '92 and Jamie Christman '93 took first place and junior Matt Hall '92 earned his second title by winning the 100 fly.

1992

April Regis Jesuit won the Colorado Invitational for the first time, scoring 384 points to Creek's 343 Before a full house of fans, RJ defeated Creek for the second consecutive year in a dual meet Fifty state-qualifying times were posted, a new record Regis Jesuit completed a second straight undefeated season, extending the total to 28 meets without a loss

May RJ qualified 16 swimmers for the State Meet and won the school's first State swimming championship. The team won all three relays, set three new state records and also posted numerous All-State and All-American swims The 200 medley relay included Jamie Christman '93, Rich Leduc '93, Matt Beck '93 and Nick Anziano '93 The 400 free relay included Beck, Matt Hall '92, Luis Lopez '95 and Phil Long '92 Matt Beck also won the 100 fly in state-record time. Winning the 200 free relay for the first time in team history was the team of Matt Hall, Jamie Christman, Luis Lopez and Rich Leduc

July Regis Jesuit won the National Interscholastic Swimming Coaches of America (NISCA) Power Point Championship, amassing 5783 points Of the hundreds of schools participating, the Peddie School of New Jersey finished second with 5762 points, and Carmel High School of Carmel, Indiana, finished third.

1993

March Regis Jesuit won the Arapahoe Relays for the first time since 1986 Three weeks later, the Raiders won the Coaches Invitational from a field of 50 teams. Regis Jesuit swimmer Jamie Christman '93 was named the Swimmer of the Meet April Regis Jesuit defeated Cherry Creek for the third consecutive time with a score of 117-68 Winning the remaining dual meets, RJ pushed the undefeated winning streak to 44 meets without a loss

May Regis Jesuit sent 16 swimmers to the State Meet and captured a second straight title Regis won all three relays and set new State records in the 200 and 400 free relays Jamie Christmas '93, Eric Schneider '96, Nick Long '94 and Benji Lodholm '95 made up the medley relay while Christman, Luis Lopez '95, Lodholm and Zach Hall '94 swam the 200 free relay

in record time of 1:24 88 Lopez, Rich LeDuc '93, Lodholm and Chris O'Sullivan '93 set a new 400 free relay record of 3:08 17

July In the year's final NISCA power point tabulations, Regis Jesuit finished first in Class 10 (determined by schools of equal population) and fourth overall

1994

April Finishing off the '94 dual meet schedule with a 11072 win over Rangeview, Regis Jesuit capped a fourth consecutive undefeated season and extended the unbeaten streak to 58 meets

May RJ sent 15 swimmers to State, won six of the twelve events, and finished second. Luis Lopez '95 won four gold medals in the 50 free, 100 free, 200 free relay (with Nick Long '94, Benji Lodholm '95 and Zach Hall '94) and the 400 free relays (with Long, Lodholm and Jay Wolberg '95) Individual events were also won in the 200 IM by Eric Schneider '96 and the 200 Free by Benji Lodholm

1995

April Regis Jesuit won the Coaches Invitational amid a field of 56 teams and Luis Lopez '95 was named Swimmer of the Meet Traveling to California, RJ won the Jesuit Invitational for the second time by defeating Loyola Prep and Mission Viejo The Raiders defeated Cherry Creek (for the fourth straight time) in a dual meet to cap another undefeated season and extend the unbeaten streak to 72 straight wins

May Regis Jesuit won State for the third time in four years and also won all three relays for the third time The medley relay included Justin Carter '98, Eric Schneider '96, Jay Wolberg '95 and Todd May '95 Wolberg, Luis Lopez '95, Justin Christman '95 and Matt Weisbrod '95 made up the 200 free relay and Lopez, Benji Lodholm '95, Wolberg and Weisbrod set a state record in the 400 free relay Eric Schneider won the 200 IM and, with individual event wins in 50 and 100 free for the second year in a row, Luiz Lopez became the state's all-time gold medal winner with 12 first-place finishes.

1996

March Jeremy Heit '96 won Colorado Coaches Most Valuable Swimmer Award en route to a team win at the Colorado Invite

April Jeremy Heit '96 won the Denver Post/9 News Student/ Athlete of the week. RJ beat Cherry Creek for the fifth year in a row while on the road to complete another undefeated season Running total: 85 consecutive meets

May Regis Jesuit won a fourth State championship in five years Justin Carter '98, Ryan Paterson '97, Scott Runyon '97 and Eric Schneider took gold in the medley relay and Jeremy Heit '97 won diving

1997

February Daniel Lopez '97 named Denver Post Athlete of the Week

March Regis Jesuit traveled to Long Beach, California and won the Millikan Southern California Relays from a field of 48 teams

April The Raiders won the Colorado Invitational swim meet Ryan Paterson '97 was named the Swimmer of the Meet Regis won a 100th consecutive meet, defeating Fort Collins 114-71

May Regis Jesuit won a third straight State Championship and the fifth in six years. Once again, RJ won all three relays: Luke Wagner '00, Jimmy Shvirage '98, Justin Carter '98 and Scott Runyan '97 took gold in the medley relay, Shvirage, Nick Dawson '97, Daniel Lopez '97 and Carter in the 200 free relay and Jeff Parkinson, Shvirage, Wagner and Rob Amos '99 captured the 400 free relay. Luke Wagner also took first place in the 100 back. Regis Jesuit finished the season tabulating a second National Power Point championship

1998

May Regis Jesuit won a fourth consecutive State Championship, its sixth in seven years Luke Wagner '00 won a second consecutive 100 back and the three relays won gold AGAIN Wagner, Jimmy Shvirage '98, Zach Shattuck '99 and Justin Carter '98 in the medley relay, Carter, Shvirage, Rob Amos '99 and Andrew Barnes in the 200 free relay, and Barnes, Matt Peterson '00, Wagner and Amos the 400 free relay

1999

May Back at the Air Force Academy for the first time in a decade, RJ captured a seventh State Championship Matt Peterson '00 captured individual gold in the 200 IM, Luke Wagner '00 in 100 fly and 100 back, while the 200 medley relay (Wagner, Rob Amos '99, Zach Shattuck '99 and Jason Tanaka '01) and 400 free relay (Wagner, Amos, Peterson and Ted Romero '99) also brought home gold

2000

May Capping off an undefeated season, Regis Jesuit won the Continental League title and brought 21 swimmers to the State Meet Adding to gold medals in the three relays, Matt Peterson '00 (200 IM and 500 free) and Luke Wagner '00 (100 fly and 100 back) swept their individual events as well Members of the medley relay included Wagner, Peterson, Jason Tanaka '00 and Bryan McCormick '03 The 200 free relay included Tanaka, Derek Dalton '00, Andrew Long '00 and Greg Lestikow '00 and the 400 free relay was comprised of Wagner, Peterson, Long and Dalton Luke set two new State records and became the all-time leader in the history of Colorado swimming with 14 gold medals over his four year career Luke was named Colorado Swimmer of the Year

August Regis Jesuit completed the 2000 season with a national ranking of third place

2000 - Nick, Phil, Fritz and Andrew Long with D

2001

May Twenty-four Raider swimmers captured a ninth State Meet title and another third-place national ranking Jason Tanaka '01 won the 100 fly, and he competed on the winning medley relay along with Casey Lowdermilk '03, Noah Pavlakovich '01 and Tom Canny '01

2002

May A record 26 swimmers qualified for the State Meet and won Regis Jesuit's tenth title Gold medals were won by Bryan McCormick '03, Chris Good '05, Tyler Borg '04 and Piers Blyth '04 in the 200 medley relay and Casey Lowdermilk '03, Tyler Borg, Hugh Waymel '02 and Joseph Murdy '03 in the 200 free relay

2003

March Chris Eide '03 broke the pool and team record for six dives at the Jay Struckhoff Invitational with a score of 297 70

May Casey Lowdermilk '03 won the 200 free and finished the meet in a thrilling touch-out in the 400 free relay over Thompson Valley along with relay members Joseph Murdy '03, Seth Urban '05 and Greg Mengel '05

2004

March Regis Jesuit defeated seventeen-time Louisiana State Champions, Jesuit New Orleans, in a dual meet 196-98

April Regis Jesuit won its 68th consecutive dual meet defeating Littleton

May Twenty state qualifiers represented Regis Jesuit at Fort Collins and won a 12th State Championship The medley relay of Chris Good '05, Agustin Magruder '04, Chris Dini '05 and Greg Mengel '05 won State, earned automatic All-American honors and set a new school record Chris Good also won the 100 back, and the 400 free relay of Good, Seth Urban '05, Tyler Borg '04 and Greg Mengel won State and earned automatic All-American honors

July Sean Moore '07 finished first in the nation in All-American diving

2005

March Regis Jesuit (324) outscored Monarch (205), Arapahoe (203), Fairview (174) and the rest of the 4A and 5A Colorado teams to win the Dick Rush Invitational

May The Raiders won their 13th State Championship Both the 200 (Seth Urban '05, Greg Mengel '05, Brent Haselden '05 and Jay Kim '05) and 400 Free (Chris Good '05, Mengel, Urban and Haselden) relays won gold, and Chris Good won individual gold in the 100 backstroke

August In the final 2005 NISCA rankings, Regis Jesuit finished first for the fourth time, outpacing Brophy Prep (Arizona), St Xavier (Ohio), Bellarmine Prep (CA), Mission Viejo (CA) among others

2006

April Regis Jesuit increased the team dual meet record by defeating Arapahoe at their home pool 97- 89

May Regis Jesuit won their 14th State Championship in a row by defeating Arapahoe by nine points Sean Moore '07 won the State Championship in diving and earned All-American honors All-American was achieved in six other events

2007

March RJ won the Dick Rush Invitational in Loveland

April RJ finished the regular season by winning the 100th straight dual meet Despite losing to Cincinnati's St Xavier in 1999, Regis Jesuit had posted 222 wins and 1 loss since 1991 They had not lost a dual meet in Colorado since 1990

May Winning all three relays and six of the twelve events, Regis Jesuit won a 15th State Championship The 200 medley relay (Blas Yslas '09, Jay Kim '08, Peter Swanson '07 and John Buckley '07) set a new state record of 1:34 63

Jay Kim won the 200 IM, Sean Moore '07 won diving and John Buckley won the 100 breast The 200 free relay included Blas Yslas, Peter Swanson, John Buckley and Callan Hetterich '07 The 400 free relay was made up of Jay Kim, Callan Hetterich, Charlie Patch '07 and Alex Reinhardt '09 AllAmerican status was achieved 11 times in nine events

2008

March Sean Moore '07 captured the NCAA platform diving title as a freshman at Ohio State Regis Jesuit entered 26 swimmers in the Dick Rush Invitational, competed with 38 teams and won by 100 points

May Regis Jesuit won the 16th consecutive State Championship The medley relay of Mike Kelly '08, Bryce Suchomel '09, Blas Yslas '09 and Jay Kim '08 won gold

Jay Kim capped off his high school swimming career at RJ (eight state golds, two State records, 18-time All-American and Colorado High School Swimmer of the Year) by winning individual gold in the 200 IM and 100 fly. In the 400 free relay, swimming with Alex Reinhardt '09, Mike Kelly and Jeff Lassen '09, Kim came from behind, and ran down Heritage record setter Connor Brennan. Regis Jesuit finished with a time of 3:09 60 to Heritage's 3:09 61 Blas Yslas captured the 100 breaststroke title

Coach Mike Doherty was honored as Colorado

Swimming Coach of the Year

Mike Doherty and Jay Kim 2008

2009

March Callan Hetterich '07 and his Denison relay team set a new 800 free relay National Record, shattering the prior record by over 3 seconds Regis Jesuit held off the four-high school conglomerate of Highlands Ranch in a lightning-fast, nail-biter of a dual meet which included a record-setting 62 State-qualifying swims The Raiders took 28 athletes to Loveland and outscored the other 32 teams to win the Dick Rush Invitational with 406 points Agustin Magruder '04 and his U of Texas medley relay team set a new American Record of 1:23 97

April Regis Jesuit won its 250th consecutive Colorado dual meet

May Finishing the 10th consecutive undefeated dual meet season, 22 State-qualifying athletes who qualified for 56 total individual events brought home the 16th State title The 200 medley relay of Nick Beaulieu '10, Blas Yslas '09, Bryce Suchomel '09 and Stephen Ratkovich '09 got an All-American time and set a new Colorado State record Gold was also brought home by the 200 free relay team with an All-American time, (Yslas, Ratkovich, Gabe Wiedel '09, and Suchomel), Alex Reinhardt '09 (500 Free) and Blas Yslas (100 breast) A total of six All-American awards were earned

2012

May Joe Mullins '12 and Aaron Archuleta '12 led RJ to win the Continental A League Meet without any swimmers from the State lineup. A record 34 swimmers and divers qualified for the 2012 State Meet 17 of 20 swimmers advanced from prelims to finals. Kyle Goodwin '15 and Matt Mauser '14 finished 1-2 in diving. Ben Fry '12 won the 50 free for the second consecutive year and broke Luis Lopez's 17 yearold team record in the 100 free Clark Smith '13 won the 100 fly for the third consecutive year. Ben Fry, Zach Suter '13, Grayson Magruder and Clark Smith '13 won gold in the 200 free relay and Hennessey Stuart '14, Ben Fry, Clark Smith and Erik Biernat '13 won gold in the 400 free relay. RJ finished the meet with nine All-American performances in eight events and won its 19th Colorado State High School swimming championship Six class and pool records as well as four team records were set during the season in addition to a new Colorado State record for the 400 free relay

2013

March In the middle of a snow storm, Regis Jesuit played host to 28 swimmers from Loyola High School of California and posted a 109 5 - 60 5 dual meet victory in a battle of nationally-ranked swim programs from Jesuit schools

2010

March Senior Matthew Long '10 was awarded the Hoyt Brawner Award at Coaches Invite

May Clark Smith '13 won the 100 fly with an All-American time at the State Meet as a freshman Nine All-American performances were turned in by the 2010 state team

2011

April Regis Jesuit avenged losses in 2010 by defeating the Highlands Ranch co-op and Cherry Creek in individual dual meets

May Qualifying a record number of 31 swimmers and divers, Regis Jesuit recaptured the Colorado State Championship, winning its 18th title Ben Fry '12 and Clark Smith '13 raced to individual gold medals in the 50 free and 100 fly respectively, and the team of Luke Suchomel '11, Zach Suter '13, Michael O'Dwyer '11 and Ben Fry '12 won the 200 free relay with an All-American time. Conor Dunn '12 became the first individual to qualify in diving and an individual swimming event (100 Fly) Hennessey Stuart '14 and Chris Dawson '14 broke freshmen-level records in the 100 back and 500 free respectively A total of six All-American performances were achieved

April Ten of 12 pool records fell as a result of swims and dives by Erik Biernat '13, Kyle Goodwin '15, Clark Smith '13, Hennessey Stuart '14, Quinlan Stuart '15 and Zach Suter '13 RJ completed another undefeated dual meet season by beating Chaparral-Ponderosa

Clark Smith 2012

2013 Loyola Boys Swim Team

May RJ again won the Continental A League Meet without any swimmers from the State line-up Thirty-two swimmers and divers qualified for State, and for the first time in school history, flew to Grand Junction for the State Meet. Twentyone of the 24 who competed in the meet advanced from prelims to finals. Clark Smith '13 won the 200 free and 100 fly, winning the later for the 4th consecutive year and set a new state and national record Hennessey Stuart '14 won gold in the 200 IM and set a new State record during prelims of the 100 back Kyle Goodwin '15 and Matt Mauser '14 went 1-2 in diving for the second straight year Clark Smith, Zach Suter '13, Jesse Suchomel '13 and Erik Biernat '13 set a new State record in winning the 200 free relay while Clark Smith, Zach Suter, Hennessey Stuart and Erik Biernat shattered the State record by four seconds in the 400 free relay, also setting a National Record. RJ finished the meet with 12 All-American performances in 11 events and won State for a record 20th time A total of ten team records were broken during the season Clark Smith '13 was named Colorado Swimmer of the Year and Coach Michael Doherty was named Colorado Swimming Coach of the Year by the Denver Post The Raiders placed first in the country for Boys Independent Schools over 900 students and second place overall for all school categories

August After 32 years as the Regis Jesuit Boys Swim & Dive team head coach, Mike Doherty announced his retirement, leaving behind a remarkable legacy and tradition of excellence

relay along with Mitchell Bruckman '14, Chris Dawson '14 and Austin Phillips '14 Other individual State winners were Quinlan Stuart '15 (100 breast) and Kyle Goodwin '15 (diving), with Goodwin winning his third consecutive state title At the meet, team records were set in the 200 medley relay, 200 IM, diving - 11 dives, 500 free (Chris Dawson), 100 back and 400 free relay RJ also achieved 13 All- American performances in ten events, and Hennessey Stuart was named 2014 Colorado Swimmer of the Year and Nick Frasersmith was 2014 Coach of the Year

October Nick Frasersmith was named head coach of the RJ Boys Swim & Dive team

2014

March Regis Jesuit won the Dick Rush Coaches Invite by over 100 points, even with a nasty virus affecting most of the team Senior Hennessey Stuart '14 was awarded the Hoyt Brawner Award RJ went undefeated in dual meets for the fourth straight year

May RJ took second at the Continental A League Meet without any swimmers from the State line-up Thirty-two swimmers and divers qualified for the 2014 State Meet held at VMAC Twenty swimmers and divers competed and 15 made it to finals as Regis Jesuit won 5A State for the 21st time, 220 points ahead of the second-place team Hennessey Stuart '14 won gold in all four of his events - 200 medley relay (Hennessey Stuart, Quinlan Stuart '15, Chris Morales '15 and Will Pieseski '15), 200 IM, 100 back and 400 free relay He also broke the State record in the 100 back and the 400 free

June Hennessey Stuart '14 was awarded the Denver Post Male Prep Athlete of the Year Award The Raiders placed second in the country for Boys Independent Schools over 900 students and third place overall for all school categories

2015

March Clark Smith '13 won the 500 free at NCAA's swimming for the University of Texas May Kyle Goodwin '15 was named Diver of the Year for the Continental League and Colorado High School Male Athlete of the Year by Xfinity Sports Twenty-six swimmers and two divers qualified for the 5A State Meet held at Air Force Academy where Regis Jesuit placed second to Fossil Ridge High School Goodwin won his fourth straight diving title becoming the first male high school diver in Colorado to do so He set a new State scoring record of 611 85 and was named 5A Colorado Diver of the Year

2016

May Twenty-seven swimmers and one diver qualified for and participated at the 5A State Meet which was held at Air Force Academy for the second year in a row Seeded eighth going into the meet, swimmers dropped 111 65 seconds and qualified for finals in every event. The medley

Hennessey Stuart '14 State Meet 2014

Kyle Goodwin '15 State Meet 2015

TEAM HISTORY

relay of Ty Coen '18, Elijah Warren '18, Simon Barshay '16 and Alex Strepman '17 won the event for the 17th time in team history with an AllAmerican time Elijah Warren won individual gold in the 100 breast with an All-American time and new team record

The 200 free relay team of Fisher Basham '16, Alex Strepman, Nick Norie '16 and Simon Barshay also achieved an AllAmerican time

June Alec Scott '11, Clark Smith '13 and Hennessey Stuart '14 qualified to compete in the 2016 Olympic Swim Trials. Stuart finaled and placed eighth in 200 back and Smith placed sixth in 200 free which earned him a place on the 2016 Olympic swim team roster for the 4 x 200 free relay

August Clark Smith '13 earned a gold medal as part of the the 4 x 200 free relay at the 2016 Rio Olympics

the SaberCats by 4 5 points in a battle of programs that have developed the utmost respect for each other over the last handful of seasons Elijah Warren '18 won individual state championships in the 50 freestyle and 100 breaststroke and swam the breaststroke leg on the meet-opening win in the 200 medley relay. Regis Jesuit was projected to finish second to Fossil Ridge for a fourth straight season according to PrepSwimCo com's rankings based on the pre-meet psych sheets, which showed a 57-point margin between the teams That margin tightened up to 20 following an outstanding prelim session for the Raiders, which ended with what turned out to be a key result when Will Kerscher '20 touched out Hinkley's Nathan Leigh in a 200 IM swim-off for the last spot in the championship finals. That result meant at least two more points going into the championship finals and the team counted on every one of those points

2017

March Regis Jesuit took first place at the Dick Rush Coaches Invite swim meet at VMAC Clark Smith '13 set NCAA, American and U S Open records while winning the 500 free at the NCAA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships Two days later, he won the 1650 in NCAA and American record time

May Twenty-seven swimmers and two divers qualified and competed at the 5A State Championships held at VMAC The team came in second for the third year in a row with 253 points All-American swims were achieved by Ty Coen '18 (100 fly and 100 back), Will Goodwin '19 (200 IM) and Elijah Warren '18 (100 breast) as well as in the 200 medley relay (Goodwin, Coen, Warren and Alex Strepman '17) Their time of 1:31 35 set a new team record The 400 free relay of Coen, TJ Miller '18, Sam Jones '18, and Warren also achieved an All-American time

2018

March Regis Jesuit took first place at the Dick Rush Coaches Invite swim meet at VMAC for the second year in a row

April Participating in the Mustang Invite, Regis earned fourteen state qualifying times allowing more swimmers to taper for State instead of leagues

May (Summary excerpt from Courtney Oakes, Aurora Sentinel and Sentinel Colorado) A season after Regis Jesuit finished 105 points behind Fossil Ridge, the Raiders topped

The Raiders opened the championship finals with an energizing performance in the 200 medley relay, which saw a great leadoff backstroke turned in by Ty Coen '18 — who was cleared only days earlier to return to the pool following a broken hand he suffered in practice — followed by Warren's breaststroke, Jackson Gurley '20 swam fly and Will Goodwin '19 swam the fastest 50 free relay split of the meet with a 20.18. That finish gave Regis Jesuit an Automatic All-American time of 1 minute, 30 52 seconds, enough to set the Colorado and 5A state meet record by just 0 01 of a second Cherry Creek clocked a 1:30 53 in 2013 Goodwin then turned in a runner-up finish behind Danny Kovac of Fossil Ridge in the 200 IM in an All-American time and Warren, who was seeded second behind Mountain Range's Lane Austin in the 50 freestyle coming in, captured his second career state championship with a time of 20 68 seconds

Diver Quinn Henninger '21 was runner-up behind three-time state champion Octavio Lucero of Bear Creek in the diving competition and helped Regis Jesuit's cause The team trailed by just six points after six events Coen turned in a career-best individual performance with his second-place finish in the 100 backstroke behind Columbine's Gavin Olson then Warren and Goodwin went 1-2 in the breaststroke — with All-American times of 55 01 and 55 80 seconds, respectively — to make it just a 1 5-point spread for Fossil Ridge with one event left The SaberCats were easily the No 1 seed in the event after prelims with a nearly four-second cushion over the Raiders, but Coen led off, Elliot Steinberg '18 pushed Regis Jesuit out to a lead and Goodwin added to it before Warren jumped in to finish. Fossil Ridge's Kovac closed near the end but couldn't catch the Raiders' star at the end and the Raiders finished in an AllAmerican time All told, the Raiders won four events and achieved seven All-American performances It was their 22nd team state championship Elijah Warren '18 was named Colorado Swimmer of the Year

Elijah Warren '18, State Meet 2016

Elijah Warren '18 State Meet 2016

August Twenty-nine members of the Regis Jesuit boys and girls swim and dive teams partcipated in the inaugural Swim Across America 5K swim in Denver benefitting Children's Hospital

graduation Impressively, all thirteen members of the class of 2020 qualified for Academic All-American requiring a cumulative GPA of 3 75

2019

March Regis Jesuit took first place at the Dick Rush Coaches Invitational Senior Will Goodwin '19 was awarded the Hoyt Brawner Award

May Twentyseven swimmers and a record six divers qualified for the 5A state meet that took place at VMAC While all of them competed valiantly and had many lifetime best performances, it was not enough to match up with the depth of Cherry Creek. The Bruins won their first state championship since 1994 and Regis Jesuit finished second by just over 100 points Quinn Henninger '21 was the diving champion and Will Goodwin '19 placed first in 200 IM and 100 breaststroke, breaking a state record by just 01 in the later The medley relay (Sean Carr '20, Goodwin, Jack Clouatre '19 and Will Kerscher '20) and 400 free relay (Gio Aguirre '22, Sawyer Inglis '21, Kerscher and Goodwin) both took second place while achieving Automatic All-American times Goodwin achieved Automatic All-American times in both of his individual events as well

August The Regis Jesuit Boys and Girls Swim and Dive Teams joined together to participate in the second annual Swim Across American Sunday at Chatfield Reservoir. The team raised $10,695 for Children's Hospital

November The new covering was blessed in a covid-friendly ceremony on November 1st welcoming in years of more competition under the bubble

2021

June Covid again affected the swim and dive season in Colorado with the first meet taking place on May 8 and the State meet being held the end of June Swim and dive competitions were held separately and the number of participants per event at the State meet was limited to just 30 Nineteen members of the Regis Jesuit Boys Swim Team qualified for State but only seventeen competed and earned 400 points resulting in the 28th top two -finish in the last 29 years Quinn Henninger '21 and Gio Aguirre '22 both earned individual championships and earned individual All-American awards in the process Henninger's performance earned him the 5A State record and the number one All-American in the country Sawyer Inglis '21 won individual All-American awards for his second place and fifth place finish in the 500 and 200 free respectively All three relays earned All-American status 200 medley relay (Luke Dinges '22, Nick Ames '22, Carter Anderson '23 and Mack Dugan '22), 200 free relay (Aguirre, Inglis, Dugan and Anderson) and the 400 free relay (Aguirre, Dinges, Inglis and Ronan Krauss '23)

Will Goodwin '19 and Quinn Henninger '21 qualified and competed in the Covid-delayed 2021 Olympic Swim and Dive Trials

2020

March Spring sports in Colorado and across the country are canceled due to Covid-19 The class of 2020 are unable to enjoy their senior year on the swim and dive team

May RJ Swim and Dive members of the Class of 2020 took part in the Regis Jesuit car parade to celebrate their

Will Goodwin '19 State Meet 2019

Quinn Henninger '21, State Meet 2021

TEAM CAPTAIN HISTORY

August The Regis Jesuit Boys and Girls Swim and Dive Teams joined together to participate in the third annual Swim Across American Sunday at Chatfield Reservoir. The team raised $13,500 for Children's Hospital

2022

May The 2023 Swim and Dive Team season was a normal and successful one as the team won it's 23rd State Championship on May 14 at Veteran's Memorial Aquatic Center in Thornton. Twenty swimmers and one diver qualified for the meet and won with great depth as multiple swimmers qualified for finals in several events like 50 free, 100 free (four) and 200 free, 100 back (three) Their success also ensured that the senior class won at least one State title during their tenure on the team

Regis Jesuit scored 467 points to runner-up Cherry Creek's 403 The 400 free relay of Mack Dugan '22, Ronan Krauss '23, Hawkins Wendt '23 and Gio Aguirre '22 won gold in Automatic All-American time The medlay relay (Luke Dinges '22, Jacob Sykora '22, Carter Anderson '23 and Hawkins) placed third and 200 free relay (Anderson, Dugan, Hawkins and Aguirre) was second Both relays also earned All-American times 200 free finalists included Aguirre (4th), Krauss (5th) and Angus Dugan '25 (10th) Harrison Kerscher '23 and Truman Inglis '23 finished fifth and sixth in 200 IM. 50 free finalists were Mack Dugan (4th), Wendt (6th), Anderson (8th) and Sykora (10th) Dylan Mullen '22 earned points for Regis Jesuit with a seventh-place finish in the morning 1-meter diving competition

Dinges placed 4th and Anderson 5th in 100 fly and Aguirre (2nd), Mack Dugan (4th), Charlie Klein '23 (11th) and Inglis (13th) combined for 59 points in 100 free

Krauss took second place in 500 free and Owen Mulligan '24 was 19th Individual scoring in 100 back for Kerscher (3rd), Dinges (4th) and Klein (8th) capped off an evening of red capped RJ swimmers in the finals.

Coach Nick Frasersmith was awarded Coach of the Year

August The Regis Jesuit Boys and Girls Swim and Dive Teams participated together at the fourth annual Swim Across American This year's event was held at the Lowry pool because of dangerous algae at Chatfield Reservoir

2023 Truman Inglis, Harrison Kerscher, Ronan Krauss, John Paul Robertson

2022 Gio Aguirre, Jacob Sykora

2021 Nick Ames, Will Callahan, Sawyer Inglis

Blake Underwood

2020 Spencer Burks, Sean Carr, Will Kerscher Walker Kurtz, Ryan Tierney

2019 Luke Baldwin, Jack Clouatre, Will Goodwin

Connor Hodes, Billy Mottram

2018 Ty Coen, Sam Jones, Elliot Steinberg, Elijah Warren, Jackson Will

2017 Alex Baldwin, Alex Strepman, Cameron Weese

2016 Trevor Bruckman, Jack Guenther, Nick Norie, Tristan Thomas

2015 Nick Birney, Chris Morales, Will Pieseski, Quinlan Stuart, Garrett Suter

2014 Mitchell Bruckman, Chris Dawson, Bruce Nerheim, Austin Phillips, Hennessey Stuart

2013 Erik Biernat, Jackson Fox, CJ Kannawin, Clark Smith, Tim Smith, Zach Suter

2012 Ben Fry, Jimmy McGregor, Gannon Faul, Michael Gavrilovic, Joe Mullins, Sam Urban, Conor Dunn

2011 Michael O'Dwyer, Nick Morales, Luke Suchomel, Alex Rejivani, Dominic Pera, Alec Scott

2010 Matt Long, Nick Beaulieu, Jake Dwyer, Kendal Mallon

2009 Bryce Suchomel, Alex Reinhardt, Blas Yslas, Jeff Lassen, Mitch Woomer, Kevin Moore, Stephen Ratkovitch

2008 Tom Costigan, Mike Kelly, Jay Kim, Jon McCoy, Matt Ramey, Eric Williams

2007 Sean Moore, Charlie Patch, Callan Hetterich, Peter Swanson, Ryan Candee, Luke Pavlakovich

2006 Greg Brown, Anthony Doherty, Nick Marolda, Max Mullins, Phil Oleksiak, Michael Reeves

2005 Chris Good, Seth Urban, Max Maris

Greg Mengel, Chris Dini, Ryan Danielson, Brent Haselden, Bruno Meli

2004 Doug Lestikow, Andrew Mullen, Tyler Borg, Christian O'Dwyer, Serge Wenzel

2003 Chris Eide, Casey Lowdermilk, Bryan McCormick, Joseph Murdy, Christopher Smith

2002 Hugh Waymel, Robin Dunn, Scott Sheridan, Dan Thomas, Mike Gainer

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2001 Jon Heit, Jason Tanaka, Kyle Rahrig, Andrew Shattuck, Noah Pavlakovich

2000 Luke Wagner, Matt Peterson, Greg Lestikow, Andrew Long

1999 Ted Romero, Zach Shattuck, Emmanuel David, Rob Amos

1998 Thomas Johnson, Justin Carter, Jimmy Shviraga, Chad Kennedy

1997 Ryan Paterson, Greg Franklin, Daniel Lopez, Jamey Heit

1996 Eric Schneider, Jeremy Heit, Jon Kehoe, Andrew Kalberer

1995 Benji Lodholm, Luis Lopez, Jay Wolberg

1994 Matt Dunker, Nicholas Long, Zach Hall

1993 Rich Leduc, Jamie Christman, Brendan Murphy

1992 Matt Beck, Matt Hall, Phil Long, Joe Brady

1991 Michael Bradac, Joe Ferraro, BJ Kittleson

1990 Thomas Byorick, Fritz Long, Fredman Pepek

1989 Marc Bradac, Lance Brown, Roger Johnson, Steve Lane

1988 Scott Alter, Parker Bradley, Tim Kotowski, Nathan Neal

1987 Frank Ingham, Jeff Dutton, Eric Bradac

1986 Mike Cerrone, Fred Ingham, Eric Bradac, Mike Lane

1985 Jim Dunn, Trevor Mihalik, Mark Gammons, Sean Wendt

1984 Scott Perriman, Jim Schmid, Keith Reichman

1983 Wayne Reichman, Chris Foegen

1982 Lawrence Kough, Chris Jensen, Geoff Luchetta

Head Coach

Nick Frasersmith

Nick's coaching career started in the early 1980s and, through the years, he has coached Junior National Champions, State Champions, Swimmers of the Year, Junior National and Senior National qualifiers along with Olympic Trial qualifiers. Prior to becoming head coach in 2014, Nick was an assistant coach for the boys team since 1985 He has been the girls swim & dive head coach from 2003 to the present . Over the years, he was selected as National Girls' High School Coach of the year in 2013 and The Denver Post Colorado High School Girls' Coach of the Year in 2007, 2011, 2013, 2014 and 2015 He was named Colorado High School Boy's Coach of the Year in his first year as head coach for the boys and again in 2022

Assistant Coach

Billy Willson

Billy was a high school state champion in 50 free (1994) in Mandan, ND as well as a Junior Nationals qualifier (1995). Swimming in college at John Brown University, he was a four time NAIA national qualifier. Billy has been teaching science at Regis Jesuit for 23 years and has been an assistant coach for 20 years . Married to Kathleen, also a science teacher at Regis Jesuit (girls division), they have two kids: Ellie, 14, and Ian, 12

Assistant Coach

Chris O'Sullivan '93

Chris swam for Regis Jesuit HS from 1991- 93 and was a member of Regis Jesuit's first two State Championship teams He went on to swim at Purdue University and has won multiple National Championships in Masters Swimming while continuing to compete Chris and his wife Lainie have a son, Jack and a daughter, Elodie He is co-founder of Brothers BBQ and Nuggs Ice Cream in the Park Hill neighborhood

Assistant Coach

Jay Kim '08

Jay Kim is a 2008 graduate of Regis Jesuit High School Jay was born and raised in Seoul, South Korea and attended Regis Jesuit HS where he won eight state golds, achieved two State records and was an 18-time All-American and Colorado High School Swimmer of the Year his senior year . Jay went to college at Drury University in Missouri and swam for the Mens team from 2008 to 2011 He was All-American for four years and set the NCAA Division II record in 200 Butterfly. He won more than seven individual titles and was MVP of the meet at the 2011 NCAA Division II Championship . Jay swam professionally back in Korea and finished his Masters in Sports Fitness and Management at Missouri Western State University He has been an assistant coach at Denver Swim Academy for three years His coaching philosophy is to teach swimmers life lessons about hard work and dedication in practice because “hard work always pays off .” Give your best and set goals for your achievement More importantly, have fun and respect and love your teammates

E van a ult

Height: 5'6" Weight: 122

Parents: Ryan & Ivona

Club team: Colorado STARS

Favorite event: 200 Free

Favorite Tik Tok: Monkey videos

Favorite tv character: Monkey D

Luffy

Spirit animal: Monkey D Luffy

D avis B rown

Height: 6'0" Weight: 160

Parents: Laura & Errolt

Club team: DSA

Favorite event: 100 Back

Favorite Tik Tok: Suburban_

Prince

Favorite tv character: Selina

Meyer

Spirit animal: Elephant

M ax F ras E r

Height: 5'8" Weight: 135

Parents: Joy & Andy

Club team: DSA

Favorite event: 50 Free

Favorite Tik Tok: Glazed Donuts

Favorite tv character: Jerry

Seinfeld

Spirit animal: Deer

J ohn P aul G unt E r

Nickname: JP

Height: 5'7" Weight: 144

Parents: Scott & Lillana

Club team: Ben Franklin

Favorite event: 50 Free

Favorite tv character: Tony Stark “Ironman”

Spirit animal: Dinosaur

n olan K ohl

Height: 6'1" Weight: 160

Parents: Rich & Michele

Club team: Aquawolves

Favorite event: 100 Back

tSpirit animal: Elk

t r E vor

l a t our E r E tt E

Height: 6'2" Weight: 170

Parents: Tracy & TenEyck

Club team: Aces

Favorite event: 50 Free

Favorite tv character: Thomas

Shelby (Peaky Blinders)

Spirit animal: Dolphin

o liv E r s ta B io

Height: 5'8" Weight: 130

Parents: Brad & Sarah

Favorite event: 50 Free

Favorite tv character: Rick Grimes, The Walking Dead

Spirit animal: English Bulldog

n oah w ills

Height: 6' Weight: 150

Parents: Jackie & Jeff

Favorite event: 100 Free

Favorite tv character: Jeff Winger from Community

Spirit animal: Bird

h u G h B oris

Nickname: Hugh Bear

Height: 6' 4" Weight: 120

Parents: Jon & Anne

Club team: TOPS

Favorite event: 100 Breast

Favorite Tik Tok: Walter_is_dog

Favorite tv character: Mike

Ehrmantraut

Spirit animal: Bear

J ac K son B ricca

Height: 5' 10" Weight: 130

Parents: Charity and Andy

Club team: DSA

Favorite event: 100 Breast

l ow E n D E B o BE s

Height: 5' 9” Weight: 145

Parents: Stephanie & Dennis

Club team: Colorado Stars

Favorite event: 500 Free

Favorite Tik Tok: James Droz

Favorite tv character: Stewie

Spirit animal: Chimpanzee

a l E x K alt E n B ach

Height: 5' 11" Weight: 140

Parents: Karon & Bill

Club team: Denver Swim

Academy

Favorite event: 100 Free

Favorite tv character: Goose

Spirit animal: Owl

s h EPar D K E rsch E r

Nickname: Sheep

Height: Medium Weight: 260

Parents: Lisa & David

Club team: HRA

Favorite event: 200 IM

Favorite TIk Tok: Sundae

Conversations

Favorite tv character: Butters

Spirit animal: Manatee

J ulian K ra ME r

Height: 5' 8” Weight: 140

Parents: Tram & Jeremy

Club team: TOPS

Favorite event: 100 Breast

Favorite tv character: Squidward

M ax M a DDE n

Height: 5' 11"

Weight: 150

Parents: Kim & Rob

Club team: DSA

Favorite event: 200 Free

Favorite Tik Tok: Corn Kid

Favorite tv character:

SpongeBob

Spirit Animal: Penguin

r E i D M a G n E r

Height: 5' 0” Weight: 300

Parents: Katie & Joe

Club team: DSA

Favorite event: 200 IM

Favorite Tik Tok: Steezus

Favorite tv character: Kenny

from South Park

Spirit animal: Dog

w ill P ool E r

Height: 5' 10” Weight: 155

Parents: Mindy & Jayson

Club team: Warrior Aquatics

Favorite event: 50 free

Favorite tv character: Peter Griffin

Spirit animal: Shark

M icha E l s anch E z

Height: 5' 10”

Weight: 150

Parents: Kristen & Robert

Club team: DSA

Favorite event: 50 Free

Favorite tv character: Peter Griffin

Spirit Animal: That dawgt

D ani E l s h E a

Height: 5' 8" Weight: 180

Parents: Steve & Diana

Club team: DSA

Favorite event: Freestyle

Favorite tv character:

Commander Thorn

Spirit animal: Husky

r olan D t hornton

Nickname: Roro Isaiah

Height: 5' 9" Weight: 152

Parents: Trish & Roland

Favorite Tik Tok: My best golf shots this year by good good @garrettj_clark

Favorite tv character: Thor

Spirit animal: Dolphin

Cruze Bailey

Nickname: Cruze Missile

Height: 6' 2" Weight: 165

Parents: Jennifer & Chris

Club team: DSA

Favorite event: 100 Breast

Spirit animal: LeBron Jamest

Hennig Colsman

Nickname: LeChoy

Height: 6' 2" Weight: 154

Parents: Marina & Eric

Club team: CAC

Favorite event: The Mile

Favorite Tik Tok: Thirst Trap

Favorite tv character: Kyle

Kuzma

Spirit animal: Penguin

Angus Dugan

Height: 6' 9” Weight: 57

Parents: Kelly & Steve

Club team: Aquawolves

Favorite event: 200 Free

Favorite Tik Tok: Foods

Favorite tv character: Morty

Smith

Spirit animal: Monkeyt

CLASS OF 2024

Connor Fredericks

Nickname: C-Fred

Height: 6' Weight: 160

Parents: Jacquie & Dave

Club team: TOPS

Favorite event: 100 Free

Favorite tv character: Poe (Dragon Warrior)

Spirit animal: Monkey

Sam Koch

Height: Not enough Weight: 8

Parents: Rachel & Nathanael

Club team: DSA

Favorite event: 100 Fly

Favorite Tik Tok: Automobile

Favorite tv character: Homer

Simpson

Spirit animal: Angry Reid

Owen Mulligan

Nickname: Blowen

Height: 5' 10" Weight: 150

Parents: Kim & Don

Club team: DSA

Favorite event: 100 Fly

Thomas Pelz

Height: 5' 11”

Weight: 125

Parents: Pilar & Tony

Favorite event: 100 Back

Favorite tv character: K -

Bladerunner 2049

William Robertson

Nickname: Will

Height: 6' Weight: 155

Parents: Victor & Anne

Club team: TOPS

Favorite event: 100 Breast

Spirit animal: Polar Bear

Phillip Ullom

Height: 73”

Parents: Julia

Weight: 181

Favorite event: 100 Free

Grant Wilson

Height: 6' 4”

Weight: 150

Parents: Cathie & Jeff

Favorite event: 100 Back

Spirit animal: Monkey

Nickname: Carit Height: 3/4

Truman Weight: 6 Parents: Jeanine & Brent

Club team: Aquawolves Years swimming: 10 Favorite event: 100 Fly

Favorite Tik Tok: Poop dolla Favorite tv character: Eric Cartman

Spirit animal: Flying pig Favorite teacher: Ms Malm

Favorite movie: Napoleon Dynamite Favorite music or song: Monkeys

Favorite food: Enchiladas Best motivational quote: “We ain’t picture perfect but we worth the picture still ”

Something you are grateful for: Friends and family

Interesting fact: I like the smell of my own shoes

Memorable moment: Winning state with my friends

What has made the Regis Jesuit Swim & Dive experience so special? The team bond is something that goes deeper than just the pool

Nickname: Breakfast Height: 6' 5" Weight: 245 Parents: Danielle & Shawn

Club team: DSA Years swimming: 8 Favorite event: 100 Fly

Favorite tv character: Kermit the Frog Spirit animal: Mort

Favorite teacher: Mr Rogers Favorite movie: Ratatouille

Favorite music or song: Frank Sinatra Favorite food: Pasta

Best motivational quote: “Power and Speed" — Coach Jay Something you are grateful for: Family and friends

Interesting fact: I play the piano

Memorable moment: At breakfast - Jack winning fortnite

What has made the Regis Jesuit Swim & Dive experience so special? All of the traditions, breakfasts, chants, and locker room shenanigans

JACK

Height: 5' 11"

Weight: 165 Parents: Kerrie & Stephen

Club team: DSA Years swimming: 6 Favorite event: 50 Free

Favorite tv character: One Ounch Man Favorite class: Life Time Sports

Favorite movie: Tenet

Favorite music or song: Graduation Favorite food: Mac and cheese

Best motivational quote: “Life moves pretty fast If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it ” - Ferris Bueller

Something you are grateful for: Spending time with my family Interesting fact: I am a beekeeper

What has made the Regis Jesuit Swim & Dive experience so special? Being able to compete with my peers

Height: 6' Weight: 155 Parents: Mary Frances & Pete

Years swimming: 14 Favorite event: 100 Fly

Favorite Tik Tok: Oldtimehawkey Favorite tv character: Tommy Shelby

Spirit animal: Cody Maverick Favorite teacher: Mr Lomas Favorite movie:

Ratatouille Favorite music or song: Zac Brown Band Favorite food:

Cheeseburger Best motivational quote: “Stay hard” - David Goggins

Something you are grateful for: My family Interesting fact: I like to play golf

Memorable moment: Beating Creek

What has made the Regis Jesuit Swim & Dive experience so special? The team camaraderie has been special I have really enjoyed the team breakfasts, pasta parties and meets together

Height: 4' 12" Weight: 13 Parents: Gwyn & Jason

Years swimming: 11 Favorite event: 200 IM

Favorite Tik Tok: Family Guy/South Park clips Favorite tv character: Rachel from Friends Spirit animal: Flying squirrel Favorite class: Mind and Body Favorite movie: SuperBad

Favorite music or song: Arctic Favorite food: Pizza

Any Superstitions? I swim warmup fully clothed

Best motivational quote: “If you ain’t first your last." - Ricky Bobby

Something you are grateful for: My family Interesting fact: I appear bigger than 4’12" in person Memorable moment: Jumping in the pool after winning state What has made the Regis Jesuit Swim & Dive experience so special? The bond with teammates

Height: 000 Weight: 12 Parents: Lisa & David

Club team: HRA Years swimming: 11 Favorite event: 1650 Free

Favorite Tik Tok: Family guy with slime Favorite tv character: Kenneth “Kenny”

McCormic Spirit animal: Kevin Malone

Favorite class: All of the theology classes Favorite movie: Emoji Movie 2

Favorite music or song: Bach Favorite food: Meat

Something you are grateful for: Meat balls Interesting fact: A Creek is a shallow river in which one can cross with ease Memorable moment: First Friday morning junior year

What has made the Regis Jesuit Swim & Dive experience so special? Men

Height: 16 cm Weight: 87 Parents: Karen & Johnny

Club team: TOPS Years swimming: 11 Favorite event: 25 Free

Favorite tv character: Mike Tyson Spirit animal: Squirrel

Favorite teacher: Coach Darr

Favorite music or song: K Duckworth

Favorite food: Breakfast burrito Any superstition: “My mom can find anything

Something you are grateful for: The seasons Interesting fact: A crocodile cannot stick its tongue out

Memorable moment: Shoving Jacob into his suit What has made the Regis Jesuit Swim & Dive experience so special? Relationships

Height: 6' 5" Weight: 200 Parents: Sara & Neil Club team: DSA Years

swimming: 11 Favorite event: 400 IM Favorite Tik Tok: Trap House Sports

Favorite tv character: Eric Cartman Spirit animal: Pigeon

Favorite teacher: Mr Schneider Favorite movie: Almost Famous

Favorite music or song: Third Eye Blind Favorite food: Pb & J

Any superstitions? No AirPods during meets Best motivational quote: “I may be an idiot, but there is one thing I am not sir, and that’s an idiot ” - Peter Griffin

Something you are grateful for: PhotoMath

Interesting fact: I am in fact a swimmer

Memorable moment: Beating Creek

What has made the Regis Jesuit Swim & Dive experience so special? The boys

Nickname: Hood-Lin Height: 6' 7" Weight: 300

Parents: Deirdre & Ted Club team: DSA

Years swimming: 4 Favorite event: 100 Breast

Favorite tv character: Damon Targaryan Spirit animal: Pikachu

Favorite class: Immersion and Solidarity Favorite movie: Training Day

Favorite music or song: Silk Sonic Favorite food: Sticky Rice

Best motivational quote: “It’s all mental, get on the block”- Coach Jay

Something you are grateful for: My family Interesting fact: I speak four languages Memorable moment: Getting haircuts

What has made the Regis Jesuit Swim & Dive experience so special? Winning qualities in every aspect of our team

Nickname: JP Height: 6' 2" Weight: 175 Parents: Anne & Victor

Club team: TOPS Years swimming: 11 Favorite event: 50 Free/100 Breast

Favorite Tik Tok: Look at all those Chickens Favorite tv character: Agent Booth from the show Bones Favorite teacher: Mrs Kabadi Favorite movie: Super

Bad Favorite music or song: The Lumineers Favorite food: Pizza

Any superstition? Listening to the same songs before a meet

Something you are grateful for: My family

Memorable moment: Winning State

What has made the Regis Jesuit Swim & Dive experience so special?

Hanging out at the breakfasts

Nickname: Slenderman Height: 99 Weight: 1 Parents: Tracy & Jarrett

Club team: CAC Years swimming: 5 Favorite event: 50 Free

Favorite Tik Tok: Guys that look like Michael Sanchez Favorite tv character: LaBron Spirit animal: Coach Chris

Favorite class: Math with Hennig and Harry Favorite movie: State Favorite music or song: Travis Scott Favorite food: Hennig's quesadillas Any superstitions? USA swimming altitude cuts are a scam/cheat code Best motivational quote: “If you're going to lose, win" Something you are grateful for: The bubble Interesting fact: LeBron is the greatest basketball player of all time Memorable moment: State relays last year What has made the Regis Jesuit Swim & Dive experience so special? Great coaching paired with hard work from the whole team

Height: 5' 8"

Weight: 155 Parents: Courtney & Clint

Club team: DSA Years swimming: 10 Favorite event: 100 Fly

Favorite Tik Tok: Biggest Bird Favorite tv character: Scrat - Ice Age

Spirit Animal: Hippo Favorite teacher: Mr Woodly Favorite movie: Deadpool

Favorite food: Everything Any superstition? Driving to morning practice does not exist I just wake up and I’m there Best motivational quote: “Due dates are a suggestion ” Something you are grateful for: I’m grateful for all of my amazing friends I have met at Regis and how I am fortunate enough to have met them

Interesting fact: There are actually negative effects on the body for eating too much food Memorable moment: Jackbox games on Saturday breakfast What has made the Regis Jesuit Swim & Dive experience so special? The team environment Everyone wants to see each other succeed and watching your teammates grow in the sport is awesome to watch

200 Free

C. Smith '13

1:36.73

A Phillips '14

1:39 25

C Dawson '14

1:39 96

M Bruckman '14

1:40 16

E Bradac '87

1:40 50

S Inglis '21

1:40 60

G Aguirre '33

1:40 76

J Kim '08

R Krauss '23

1:41 59

M Hall '92

1:41 71

B Lodholm '95

1:41 74

200 IM H. Stuart '14

1:47.77

W Goodwin '19

1:48 22

J Kim

83

M Long '10

51 95

Top 10 Point Totals

If a swimmer is ranked number one in an event, he receives 10 points If he is ranked second, he receives 9 points 8 points for third and so on The point totals are accumulations for every spot a swimmer holds across all events

Clark Smith '13

Hennessey Stuart '14

Elijah Warren '18

Gio Aguirre '22

Will Goodwin '19

Chris Dawson '14

Austin Phillips '14 Ty Coen '18

Eric Bradac '87

Luis Lopez '95

Ben Fry '12

Regis Jesuit High School Pool Records

Regis Jesuit Swim & Dive Team Records

Colorado Boys High School State Swimming and Diving Records

EVENT WINNERS

Outstanding individuals who have proudly represented Regis Jesuit swimming and diving over the years. Although many have excelled in the history of the program, these individuals distinguished themselves during their tenure as a high school swimmer/diver. The criteria used for selection include state record holder, state champion, top three finisher, All-American, team captain, collegiate scholarship, team record holder and Academic All-American.

What is an All-American Swimmer?

Each year, the National Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association (NISCA) publishes individual event and relay qualifying times for both “automatic” and “consideration” designations The “automatic” standard is the 80th place time averaged over the past three years The “consideration” standard is the top 150th place time averaged over the past three years When a swimmer achieves the automatic qualifying time in a regularly scheduled interscholastic meet (up to and including State Meet performances), he is an “Automatic All-American ” At the end of the qualifying year, only the top 100 swimmers from the combined automatic and consideration lists are designated as “All-American " Those achieving the consideration time but not finishing in the top 100 receive the designation “All-American Consideration." A swimmer may be listed in as many events as his times qualify Relay teams are limited to four swimmers only and only one relay team per event per school may qualify Times achieved at high altitudes are adjusted downward by NISCA to ensure equitable comparison with those times achieved at sea level

All-American Diving Award

Divers, their parents or the diver's high school diving coach can complete and submit a form for All-American diving All applicants must be in high school; only GRADES 9, 10, 11, and 12 will be considered Applicant must compete for an interscholastic team Applicant must be scholastically eligible as determined by school administrative authority and/or State Athletic Association ONLY 1-METER DIVING WILL BE CONSIDERED All diving performances must be done in a regularly scheduled INTERSCHOLASTIC 11-dive championship format meet using National Federation Rule 9-4. Points and Degree of Difficulty (D.D.) Requirement: Minimum score of 375 points and D.D. of Optional Dives 13.3 or higher. EXCEPTION - A Diver who places FIRST through EIGHTH in their respective STATE MEET and meets the minimum D D requirement BUT DOES NOT MEET THE MINIMUM SCORE REQUIREMENT MAY submit an application, along with their tape and appropriate fee, for consideration

Hawkins Wendt '23

Ronan Krauss '23

Jacob Sykora '22

Luke Dinges '22

2022 Regis Jesuit

All-Americans

200 Medley Relay

Luke Dinges '22

Jacob Sykora '22

Carter Anderson '23

Hawkins Wendt '23

100 Free

Gio Aguirre '22

Lawrence Kough '82

Eric Bradac '87 (5x)

Fred Ingham '86

Matt Hall '92 (10x)

Matt Beck '92 (6x)

Fritz Long '90

Ben Hammond (4x)

Tom Byorick '90 (2x)

Joe Ferraro '91

Mike Bradac '89

Jamie Christman '93 (7x)

Nick Anziano '93

Rich Leduc '93 (6x)

Luis Lopez '95 (16x)

Joe Brady '92

Phil Long '92

Nicholas Long '94 (3x)

Eric Schneider '96 (7x)

Benji Lodholm '95 (11x)

Zach Hall '94 (4x)

Chris O'Sullivan '93

200 Free Relay

Carter Anderson '23

Mack Dugan '22

Hawkins Wendt '23

Gio Aguirre '22

400 Free Relay

Mack Dugan '22

Ronan Krauss '23

Hawkins Wendt '23

Gio Aguirre '22

Jay Wolberg '95 (6x)

Matt Dunker '94

Todd May '95

Justin Carter '98 (8x)

Matt Weisbrod '95

Justin Christman '95

Luke Wagner '00 (16x)

Rob Amos '99 (9x)

Scott Runyan '97

Jimmy Shviraga '98 (7x)

Nick Dawson '97

Daniel Lopez '97

Jeff Parkinson

Zach Shattuck '99 (4x)

Matt Peterson '00 (10x)

Jason Tanaka '01 (4x)

Bryan McCormick '03 (3x)

Andrew Long '00 (2x)

Derek Dalton '00 (2x)

Greg Lestikow '00

Casey Lowdermilk '00

Noah Pavlakovich '01

Tom Canny '04

Chris Good '05 (4x)

Piers Blyth '04

Tyler Borg '04 (4x)

Hugh Waymel '02

Casey Lowdermilk '03 (2x)

Josephy Murdy '03

Agustin Magruder '04 (3x)

Chris Dini '05

Greg Mengel '05 (3x)

Max Maris '05 (5x)

Seth Urban '05 (3x)

Sean Moore '07 (4x)

Max Mullins '06

Luke Pavlakovich '07

Phil Oleksiak '06 (2x)

Jay Kim '08 (18x)

Charlie Patch '07 (6x)

Nick Marolda '06 (2x)

Blas Yslas '09 (5x)

Peter Swanson '07 (3x)

John Buckley '07 (5x)

Callan Hetterich '07 (5x)

Alex Reinhardt '09 (3x)

Mike Kelly '08 (3x)

Jeff Lassen '09

Kevin Moore '09 (2x)

Stephen Ratkovich '09 (3x)

Bryce Suchomel '09 (4x)

Nick Beaulieu '10 (6x)

Gabe Wiedel '09

Matt Long '10 (4x)

Zach Fry '09

Tim Smith '13 (2x)

Clark Smith '13 (17x)

Michael O'Dwyer '11

Hennessey Stuart '14 (15x)

Ben Fry '12 (6x)

Andrew Hanna '12 (2x)

Erik Biernat '13 (5x)

Zach Suter '13 (6x)

Luke Suchomel '11 (2x)

Chris Dawson '14 (5x)

Kyle Goodwin '15 (4x)

Matt Mauser '14 (2x)

Quinlan Stuart '15 (6x)

Jesse Suchomel '14

Chris Morales '15 (2x)

Will Pieseski '15

Austin Phillips '14 (2x)

Mitchell Bruckman '14 (2x)

Ty Coen '18 (10x)

Elijah Warren '18 (11x)

Fisher Basham '16

Simon Barshay '16 (2x)

Alex Strepman '17 (3x)

Nick Norie '16

Will Goodwin '19 (10x)

Sam Jones '18

TJ Miller '19

Elliot Steinberg '18

Jackson Gurley '20

Quinn Henninger '21 (2x)

Jack Clouatre '19

Sean Carr '20

Will Kerscher '20 (2x)

Evan Mullen '20

Sawyer Inglis '21 (5x)

Gio Aguirre '22 (7x)

Nick Ames '21

Carter Anderson '23 (4x)

Luke Dinges '22 (3x)

Mack Dugan '22 (4x)

Ronan Krauss '23 (2x)

Jacob Sykora '22

Hawkins Wendt '23 (3x)

Gio Aguirre '22

Carter Anderson '23

Mack Dugan '22

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS

To be considered, an athlete must maintain a minimum grade point average of 3 75 through the 1st semester of their Senior year and earn a Varsity letter in their Senior year The following individuals have met all of the requirements established by the National

1989 Michael Kappus, Stephen Lane

1990 Thomas Byorick, Oliver Stokeld, Brian Zak

1991 Joseph Ferraro

1992 Christopher Thomas, Krishna Williams

1993 Jason Christman, Peter Kittleson, Patrick Lane

1994 Sai Williams, Matthew Dunker, Christopher Gartland, Eric May

1995 Luis Lopez, Todd May, Jon Powell

1996 Jeremy Heit, Ronald John Hottovy, Jonathan Kehoe, Adam Pavlakovich

1997 Jamey Heit, Daniel Lopez, Ryan Paterson, Patrick Siparsky

1998 Matt Thomas

1999 Ryan DeWitt, Michael Pasternak

2000 Derek Dalton, Gregory Lestikow, Luke Wagner, Matthew Peterson

2001 Benjamin Atwood, Jon Heit, Christopher Mast, Kyle Rahrig

2002 Robin Dunn, Dan Thomas, Hugh Waymel

2003 Casey Lowdermilk, Bryan McCormick, Chris Eide

2004 Brian Davenport, Christian O'Dwyer, Andrew Mullen, Will Maymel

2005 Matthew Doyle, Christopher Good, Seth Urban

2006 Max Mullins, Philip Oleksiak

2007 David Beatty, Ryan Candee, Sean Moore, Luke Pavlakovich, Chris Yonushewski

2008 Christian Beck, Luke Domaleski, David Glugla, John McCoy, Brian Russell

2009 Jeff Lassen, Alex Reinhardt, Bryce Suchomel, Kyle Troksa

2010 Nick Beaulieu, Jeff Bunsness, Matthew Long, Kendall Mallon, Zhang “John” Qian

2011 Patrick Gale, Andrew Faggella, Nick Morales, Michael O'Dwyre, Alex Rejvani, Dominic Pera, Luke Suchomel

2012 Gannon Faul, Michael Gavrilovic, Andrew Hanna, Conor Lehr, Joe Mullins, Sam Urban

2013 Jackson Fox, Michael Guenther, Charlie Marks, Frank Morton, Noah Utesch

2014 Brendan Culliton

2015 Nick Birney, Teddy Koerner

2016 Jack Guenther, Jun Kim

2017 Evan Benke, Andy Hoffman, Nick Mordini, Aiden Tanner

2018 Ty Coen, Elijah Warren, Jackson Will

2019 Colton Barry, Will Goodwin, Chris Long, Billy Mottram

2020 McCoy Burke, Spencer Burks, Sean Carr, John Dennen, Lucas Frazier, Sam Himel, Will Kerscher, Walker Kurtz, Evan Mullen, Guillermo Perez-Ochoa, Hale Ringleman, Hunter Sullivan, Ryan Tierney

2021 Will Callahan, John Fredericks, Sawyer Inglis, Blake Underwood

2022 Luke Dinges, Mack Dugan, Dylan Mullen, Jacob Sykora, Nathn Wember

Adams State College

Phil Pedote '93

University of Alabama

Alec Scott '11

University of Arizona

Ty Coen '18

Arizona State University

Elijah Warren '18

Boston College

Phil Seng '95

Bowling Green University

Sean Wendt '87

Nick Anziano '93

Bucknell University

Bryce Suchomel '09

University of California

– Santa Barbara

Chris Good '05

Charlie Patch '07

Fischer Basham '16

Clemson University

Rob Amos '99

Coe College

Luke Baldwin '19

College of the Holy Cross

Hunter Sullivan '20

Colorado College

Tim Kotowski '88

Greg Lestikow '00

Derek Dalton '00

Robin Dunn '02

Andrew Mullen '04

University of Colorado

Marc Bradac '89

Peter Swanson '07

(Club Swimming)

Colorado School of Mines

Henry Kruse '12

Colorado State University

Mitch Woomer '09

(Club Water Polo)

Creighton University

Scott Alter '88

Brad Murphy '88

Nathan Neal '88

Fritz Long '90

Dartmouth College

Matt Long '10

Davidson University

Jamie Heit '97

Denison University

Ryan Paterson '97

Callan Hetterich '07

Tim Smith '13

University of Denver

Michael Bradac '91

Victor Valks '93

Ryan Cowles '97

David Decker '98

Joe Murdy '03

Bryan McCormick '03

Serge Wenzel '04

Drury University

Jay Kim '08

Duke University

Luke Suchomel '11

Emory University

Will Kerscher '20

University of Florida

Chad Kennedy '98

Florida Institute of Technology

Jacob Sykora '22

Georgetown University

Livy Keithley '94

George Washington University

Joe Ferraro '91

Grand Canyon University

Sam Jones '18

Colin Yakely '19

(Club Swimming)

Grinnell Collage

Will Callahan '21

Harvard University

Ryan Tierney '20

Indiana University

Quinn Henninger - Diving '21

University of Iowa

Chris Dawson '14

Matt Mauser – Diving '14

Iowa State University

Fred Ingham '86

SWIMMERS AND DIVERS

Lake Forest College

Nick Dawson '97

Brady Lowdermilk '00

LaSalle University

Brooks Hauge '18

Lehigh University

Chris List '96

Lewis University

Luke Pavlakovich '07

Loyola College Maryland

Patrick Evans '99

Marquette University

Jason Christman '93

University of Maryland

Jay Wolberg '95

Mesa State College

Matt Ramey '08

Metro State University

Brian Foegen '91

Scott Runyan '97

Miami University (Ohio)

Alex Reinhardt '09

Will Pieseski '15

Jack Clouatre '19

University of Minnesota

Luis Lopez '95

University of Missouri

Blas Yslas '09

Kyle Goodwin - Diving '15

Will Goodwin '19

University of Nebraska

Benji Lodholm '95

University of North Dakota

Andrew Kalberer '96

CJ Kannawin '13

Bruce Nerheim '14

Occidental College

Stephen Ratkovich '09

Ohio State University

Sean Moore - Diving '07

Oral Roberts University

Fred Pepek '90

University of the Pacific

Casey Lowdermilk '03

Seth Urban '05

Max Maris '05

Pomona College

Teddy Koerner '15

Princeton University

Nick Beaulieu '10

University of Redlands

Ben Fortuin '15

Rhodes College

Matthew Frazier '18

Rollins College

Luke Dinges '22

Saint Louis University

Phillip Long '92

Nicholas Long '94

Chris Gartland '94

Matt Weisbrod '95

Andrew Long '00

Scott Sheridan '02

Tom Costigan '08

University of Nevada Las Vegas

Ted Romero '99

University of New Mexico

Jim Dunn '85

Joe Brady '92

Rich Leduc '96

University of North Carolina

Nick Birney '15 (Club Water Polo)

Mike Kelly '08

St. Mary's University

Matt Ramey '08

Seattle University

Tom Johnson '98

Garrett Suter '15

Seton Hall University

Zach Suter '13

University of South Dakota

North Carolina State University

Hennessey Stuart '14

Quinlan Stuart '15

Notre Dame

Tom Byorick '90

Noah Pavlakovich '01

Andy Arens '07

University of Southern California

Matt Peterson '00

Jason Tanaka '01

Southern Illinois University

Eric Bradac '87

Southern Methodist University

Matt Hock '03

Grayson Magruder '13^

Sawyer Inglis '21

University of Tampa

Tommy McCabe '16

University of Texas

Matt Beck '92

Agustin Magruder '04

Clark Smith '13

Texas A & M University

Eric Schneider '96

Texas Christian University

Evan Mullen '20 - Diving

Trinity University

Walker Kurtz '20

Truman State University

Daniel Lopez '97

Tufts University

Sean Carr '20

United States Air Force Academy

Matt Hall '92

Matt Dunker '94

Zach Hall '94

United States Naval Academy

Lawrence Kough '83

Ben Fry '12

Gio Aguirre '22

University of Utah

Michael Reeves '06

Austin Phillips '14

University of Virgina

Luke Wagner '00

Kevin Moore - Diving '09

University of Washington

Jimmy Shviraga '98

Western Illinois University

Jeff Dutton '87

Parker Bradley '88

Whittier College

Nicholas Levine '00

Williams College

Michael Lane '86

University of Wyoming

Brenden Murphy '93

Xavier University

Jamie Christman '93

Justin Christmas '95

Mike Evans '97

Tyler Borg '04

John Buckley '07

Brendan Chisholm '09

(Club Water Polo)

Erik Biernat '13

Cameron Weese '17

Elliot Steinberg '18

CURRENT ATHLETES COMPETING IN COLLEGE

Will Goodwin '19 University of Missouri

Jack Clouatre '19 Miami of Ohio

Luke Baldwin '19 Coe College

Hunter Sullivan '20 College of the Holy Cross

Will Kerscher '20 Emory University

Sean Carr '20 Tufts University

Gio Aguirre '22 U.S. Naval Academy

Sawyer Inglis '21 Southern Methodist University

Quinn Henninger '21 Indiana University

Jacob Sykora '22 Florida Institute of Technology

Luke Dinges '22 Rollins College

The Adams Family

Cristian '15, Eriq '18

The Baldwin Family

Alex '17, Luke '19

The Barshay Family

Simon '16, Jacob '20

The Bradac Family

Eric '87, Marc '89, Michael '91

The Brayshaw Family

Will "Bray" '90, Paul '92

The Bruckman Family

Mitchell '14, Trevor '16

The Burks Family

Jeremy '20, Spencer '20, Zachary '20

The Christman Family

Jason '93, Jamie '93, Justin '95, Joel '00

The Clark Family

Frank '00, Adam '02

The Cowles Family

Jason '93, Justin '94, Ryan '97

The Dugan Family

Mack '22, AJ '24

The Endres Family

Marc '00, James '05

The Evans Family

Mike '97, Patrick '99, Daniel '04

The Fortuin Family

Carter '12, Ben '15

The Fox Family

Jackson '13, Sam '16

The Frazier Family

Matthew '18, Lucas '20

The Fredericks Family

John '21, Connor '24

The Fry Family

Zach '09, Ben '12

The Gale Family

Kevin '08, Pat "Patty" '11

The Goodwin Family

Kyle '15, Will '19

The Guenther Family

Michael '13, Jack '16

The Hall Family

Matt '92, Zach '94

The Heit Family

Jeremy '96, Jamey '97, Jon '01

The Henninger Family

Monty '87, Quinn '21 *

The Ingham Family

Fred '86, Frank '87 Freddie '19 *

The Inglis Family

Sawyer '21, Truman '23

The Kerscher Family

Will '20, Harrison '23 Shepard '25

The Kittleson Family

B J '91, Peter '93

The Koerner Family

Teddy '15, John '17

The Kruse Family

Charlie '09, Henry '12

The Lane Family

Mike '86, Brian '87, Steve '89, Patrick '93

The Lestikow Family

Greg '00, Doug '03

The Long Family

Fritz '90, Phillip '92, Nicholas '94, Andrew '00

The Long Family

Matthew '10, Christopher '19

The Lopez Family

Luis '95, Daniel '97

The Lowdermilk Family

Brady '00, Casey '03

The May Family

Eric '94, Todd '95

The Maris Family

Max '05, Jack '08

The McCabe Family

Tommy '16, Connor '18

The Mengel Family

Greg '05, J T '07

The Mercado Family

Tony '96, Jason '01

The Mihalik Family

Colin '82, Trevor '85

The Moore Family

Sean '07, Kevin '09

The Morales Family

Nick '11, Chris '15

The Mullen Family

Evan '20, Dylan '22

The Mullins Family

Max '06, Joe '12

The Murphy Family Brady '88, Brendan '93

The O'Dwyer Family

Ronny '01, Christian '04, Michael '11

The Pavlakovich Family

Adam '96, Noah '01, Luke '07, Brian '08

The Peetz Family

Matt '06, Adam '08

The Pieseski Family

Will '15, Nicholas '17

The Reichman Family

Wayne '83, Keith '84

The Robertson Family

John Paul '23, William '24

The Sevier Family

Ian '17, Ethan '20

The Shattuck Family

Zach '99, Andrew '01

The Smith Family

Garrett '07, Tim '13

The Stuart Family

Hennessey '14, Quinlan '15

The Suchomel Family

Bryce '09, Luke '11, Jesse '14

The Suter Family

Zach '13, Garrett '15

The Thomas Family

Chris '92, Matt '98, Dan '02

The Tierney Family

Ryan '20, Matthew '22

The Toohill Family

Ryan '18, Tommy '22

The Trierweiler Family

Spencer '02, Alex '05

The Urban Family

Seth '05, Sam '12

The Waymel Family

Kevin '00, Hugh '02, Will '04

The Wenzel Family

Will '00, Serge '04

The Will Family

Jackson '18, Gavin '19, Cameron '23

The Williams Family

Krishna '92, Sai '94, Rama '96

The Woomer Family

Mitch '09, Gus '12

The Yakely Family

Colin '19, Evan '22

* 2nd Generation Team Member

Regis Jesuit Boys Swim & Dive 2023 has an amazing team and long-lasting traditions. We are blessed to have the generous assistance of many individuals who helped us with countless tasks, and graciously offered their time to support this team. We would like to acknowledge:

The captains’ parents, Gwyn and Jason Inglis, Sara and Neil Krauss, Lisa and David Kerscher, Anne and Victor Robertson, for coordinating all of the activities throughout the season that are too numerous to mention here. We are most appreciative of their tenacity in making sure we had all our team gear by the start of time trials.

Shawn and Danielle Beals: Hosting Saturday morning breakfasts.

Tierney Kohl, Emma Odwyer, and Audrey Hannah: Our wonderful team managers.

Courtney Oakes and the Aurora Sentinel for your years of outstanding coverage of our team.

Ray Chen, Array of Lights Photography, for all the amazing photos you take at our meets every year, and for allowing us to use them for our social media posts and media guide.

Don Mulligan: Taking wonderful action photos of the boys during the meets.

Adam Dawkins and RJ Media: For providing student photographers to cover our dual meets.

Kathleen Tanner and Sara Krauss: Running the computer and timing console for all of our home meets.

Marina Heusch and Kim Mulligan: Organizing Senior Appreciation Night and our End of Season Banquet.

Gwyn Inglis: For our weekly team communications.

Pilar Pelz: For providing a variety of pastries at our Saturday breakfasts, and the cookies at our end of season celebration.

Anne and Jon Boris: For hosting the first parent social.

Mary Frances and Pete Davis: For hosting the second parent social and collection items for the Lark basket.

Lisa and David Kerscher: For hosting the senior/freshman ice cream social, and the second parent social event.

Lisa Kerscher: Creating the Qual time / meet schedule cards.

Kristen Sanchez: Handling all of our social media posts.

TenEyck and Tracy LaTourrette: Hosting the B League Meet pasta party.

Joy and Andrew Fraser: Hosting the A League Meet pasta party.

Rich and Michelle Kohl: Hosting the State Meet pasta party.

Lisa Kerscher and Mary Frances Davis: Creating the team fatheads for our championship meets.

All Parents Providing Food for Saturday Breakfasts and the Leagues pasta parties: THANK-YOU! We looked forward to and appreciated all the wonderful food and treats!!

Hosting a regular season of events took an enormous effort. We are fortunate to have had the support of the individuals above who helped us retrieve all the traditions that make this team special. For anyone else who helped contribute to our season in any way but was not recognized before our program went to print — thank-you!

Finally, we would like to express our sincere gratitude to the following individuals who have contributed to the enduring success of this team:

Todd Schuler: For the expectation of excellence that you require from everyone who is a part of this team. Thank you for establishing one of the most successful teams at this school, and for inspiring us daily to be better athletes and men. We are grateful for your continued support!

Coach Billy, Coach Chris '93, Coach Jay '08, – Thank you for your kindness, encouragement, wisdom, support, and being on deck with us every day. We are blessed to have such a talented, and amazing coaching staff!

Coach Nick - We are truly honored to have you lead this team as our head coach the past 20 years! Thank you for your tireless commitment and dedication to all of us, and to all the athletes who call ‘The Bubble’ their home away from home. We are grateful for the legacy and the traditions of Regis Jesuit Swim & Dive that thrive under your extraordinary leadership!