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MEN’S ALL-TIME SC YARDS TOP 50 PERFORMERS-PERFORMANCES
RANKINGS
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American/U.S. Nationals/NCAA Record
American Record
U.S. Nationals Record
NCAA Record
NCAA Championships Record
U.S. Open/NCAA Record
2nd-Performance All-Time
Relay leadoff
Preliminary Time
Altitude-adjusted
Intermediate Split
50 YARD FREESTYLE
Top 51 Performances
18.47r@+
Cesar Augusto Filho Cielo, Auburn/BRA NCAAs
Federal Way
03-27-08
(Splits: 8.88, 18.47 [9.59])
(Reaction Time: 0.67)
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist/record-setter, 50 meter freestyle [2008, Beijing]. First Brazilian
gold-medalist [m/f] in ANY event ever. World Champion [Rome, 2009], Shanghai [2011].
Pan-Am Games gold-medalist, 50 meter freestyle [Rio, 2007; Guadalajara, 2011]. WR-holder,
50 meter freestyle.)
18.52#
Cielo
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-27-08
(Splits: 8.98, 18.52 [9.54])
18.52#
Matt Targett, Auburn/AUS
SECs
Auburn
02-19-09
(Splits: 9.10, 18.52 [9.42])
(Reaction Time: +0.73.
(Note: Southeastern Conference Championships record. Fastest-ever conference championships)
18.66*
Nathan Adrian, Cal
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
(Splits: 9.09, 18.66 [9.57].
(Note: second gold. Won as sophomore [2K9]. Runner-up last season. Third Cal champion.
Others: Matt Biondi, Anthony Ervin, both of whom went on to win Olympic 50 free golds!)
18.67
Fred Bousquet, Tiger Masters/Aub./FRA Tiger Masters Invite. Auburn
02-14-10
(Note: U.S.Masters 25-29 record and FASTEST all-time by ANY Masters swimmer. Time swum
in suit no longer useable in U.S. Swimming and/or international competition but OK for USMS)
18.69r
Cielo
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-15-07
(Splits: 9.06, 18.69 [9.63])
18.69
Cielo
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-15-07
(Splits: 9.14, 18.69 [9.55])`
18.71
Adrian
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Splits: 9.11, 18.71 [9.60].
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18.72
18.74p
18.74r
18.75
18.76
18.76r
18.76p
18.79p
18.82
18.82r
18.82p
18.83pr
18.84
18.85p
18.86r
18.87r
18.87p
18.87
18.88p
18.89pr
18.89p
18.89r
18.90
18.90
18.90p
18.91
18.91r(tt)
18.91p
18.92
18.93pr
Adam Brown, Auburn/GBR
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
(Note: fastest-ever non-winning time.)
Bousquet, Auburn
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-05
(Splits: 9.26, 18.74 [9.48])
(Note: first man under 19.0; fastest qualifying time ever.
(Note: 2K10 Europen Championships gold-medalist, 50 meter freestyle.)
Adrian
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
Bousquet, Auburn Aquatics
Ralph Crocker Invite. Auburn
01-30-09
Bousquet
USA Grand Prix
Austin
03-05-09
Adrian
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
Adrian
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
Cielo
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-27-08
Adrian
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-05-09
(Note: first American record of career. Frist Golden Bear to set/tie 50 free record since Anthony
Ervin tied former UCLA star Tom Jager’s 19.05 laeding off Cal’s 200 free relay at ’02 NCAAs)
(Note: Southern California Swimming/Belmont Plaza Open/”All Comers” record)
Adrian
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-05-09
Alex Righi, Yale
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Note: first “Yalie” to set/tie an American recrd since Don Schollander in 1960s)
Jakob Andkjar, Auburn/DEN
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
Jimmy Feigen, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-16-09
(Note: Big 12 record. First [and ONLY] Big 12 swimmer under 19.0 .
(Note: freshman!!)
Targett
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
Brown
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
Ben Wildman-Tobriner, Stanford
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-15-07
(Splits: 9.22, 18.87 [9.66])
(Note: World Champion, 50 meter freestyle [2007, Melbourne])
Alex Coville, Stanford
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
Targett
NCAAs
College Sation
03-26-09
Adrian
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-05-09
Cielo
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-15-07
Targett
SECs
Auburn
02-19-09
Andkjar
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Note: leadoff leg on Auburn’s U.S. Open/NCAA record-setting 200 yard freestyle relay)
Bousquet
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-05
Righi
EISL Championships Princeton
03-05-09
(Note: EISL/Championships record. First [and ONLY ] “Ivy Leaguer” under 19.0!)
Adrian
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
Cielo
SECs
Tuscaloosa
02-21-08
Adrian
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-04-11
Brown
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
Coville
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
Coville
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
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18.93
Josh Schneider, Cincinnati
NCAAs
Columbus
03-26-10
(Note: Big East/Bearcats’ first 50 free gold-medalist
(Note: Big East record. Only Big East swimmer under 19.0 ever.
(Note: Also holds Big East Championships record [19.08, 2010].
(Note: The Big O is smiling!)
18.93pr
Brown
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
18.94
Adrian
Husky Invitational
Federal Way
12-04-08
18.95+
Matt Grevers, Tucson Ford/N’western U.S. Nationals
Atlan
12-04-08
(Note: fastest-ever by a Big Ten swimmer, current and/or former)
18.96r
Cierlo
SECs
Tuscaloosa
02-21-08
18.96
Andkjar
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Note: fastest-ever consolation finals win)
18.96
Austin Staab, Stanford
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Note: equals fastest-ever consolation finals win.)
18.97pr
Cielo
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-27-08
Remaining Top 50 Performers
18.98p
George Bovell, Auburn AC/Auburn/TRI USA Grand Prix
Austin
03-05-09
18.99p
Gideon Louw, Auburn/RSA
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Note: third Tiger under 19.0 in same race. Unprecedented!)
19.01
Duje Draganja, Cal/CRO
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-05
(Note: Olympic silver-medalist, 50 meter freestyle [2004, Athens])
19.03
Adam Small. Arizona
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
19.05
Tom Jager, Santa Clara SC/UCLA
U. S. Nationals
Nashville
03-23-90
19.05r
Anthony Ervin, Cal
NCAAs
The ‘Dawg Pound
03-28-02
(Note: co-Olympic gold medalist, 50 meter freestyle [2000, Sydney]. World Champion [Fukuoka,
2001])
19.05
William Copeland, Cal Aquatics/Cal
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-04-08
19.05r
Michael Richards, Minnesota
Big Tens
Minneapolis
02-24-11
(Note: Big Ten/Championships record. Second record-breaking swim in two days. Swam a 19.10
one day earlier for his first Big Ten standard.)
19.06p
Roland Schoeman, Arizona/RSA
NCAAs
The ‘Dawg Pound
03-28-02
(Note: 2005, ‘07 World Champion/ex-world record-holder, 50 meter butterfly. 2005 World
Champion, 2006 Commonwealth Games champion, 50 meter freestyle)
19.06
Vladimir Morozov, USC/RUS
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-03-11
(Note: time faster than Anthony Ervin’s 17-18 NAG record [19.43] but because Morozov is not
yet a U.S. citizen he is not eligible for record consideration. “U.S. Open 17-18 NAG record.”)
19.07
Cullen Jones, North Carolina St.
ACCs
College Park
02-23-06
(Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC] record)
19.08p
Neil Walker, Texas
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-27-97
19.08
Albert Subirats, Arizona/VEN
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-15-07
19.09p
Jason Dunford, Stanford/KEN
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
19.09p
Jordan Smith, Arizona
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
19.11
Jason Lezak, NOVA/UCSB
Kerr-McGee Elite
Oklahoma City
12-15-01
19.11
Ian Crocker, Longhorn Aquatics/Texas Ameican SC Champs. Austin
02-22-07
(Note: 2003-‘05 World Champion, 100 meter butterfly.)
19.12
Matt Biondi, San Ramon Valley Aquatics U. S. Nationals
Nashville
03-23-90
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 50 meter freestyle [1988, Seoul]. First winner)
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19.13so
19.14
19.14p
19.15
19.16p
19.16p
19.17p
19.17
19.18p
19.18r
19.20p
19.21
19.21p
19.22p
19.22p
19.25pr
19.27tt
19.27
19.27p
Rolandas Gimbutis, Cal/LTU
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-05
David Fox, North Carolina St.
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-25-93
Barry Murphy, Tennessee/NRI
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
Anthony Robinson, Stanford
NCAAs
College Station
03-22-01
Brett Hawke, Auburn/AUS
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-27-97
Garrett Weber-Gale, Texas
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-15-07
Brendon Dedekind, Florida St./RSA
NCAAs
Auburn
03-27-98
Nick Brunelli, Sun Devil Aquatics/ASU Longhorn Invitational Austin
11-29-07
Bryan Lundquist, Auburn
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-15-07
David Walters, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
Shaun Jordan, Texas
NCAAs
Austin
03-28-91
Masayuki Kishida, Tucson Ford/JPN
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-04-08
Ryan Lochte, Unat./Florida
JAX50
Jacksonville
04-10-10
(Note: American/NCAA record-holder, 100-200 yard backstrokes, 200 yard Individual Medley.
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 200 meter backstroke [Beijing, 2008])
Lyndon Ferns, Arizona/RSA
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-04-03
Graeme Moore, Cal/RSA
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
Aaron Ciarla, Auburn
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-25-99
Steve Crocker, Rockwood/W, Kentucky U. S. Nationals
Nashville
03-23-90
Jonas Persson, Tennessee/SWE
Volunteer Invitational Knoxville
11-20-08
Karl Krug, Auburn
SECs
The Swamp
02-17-11
100 YARD FREESTYLE
Top 51 Performances
40.92@+
Cesar Augusto Filho Cielo, Auburn/BRA NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
(Reaction Time: +0.67.
(Splits: 9.27, 19.60 [10.33], 30.26 [10.66], 40.92 [10.66])
(Note: 50 split fastest all-time en route to 100 free clocking.
(Note: world-record holder, 2009 World Champion, 100 meter freestyle [Rome]. 2007-‘11
gold-medalist/record-setter, Pan-Am Games )
41.08*#
Nathan Adrian, Cal
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Reaction Time: +0.71.
(Splits: 9.36, 19.65 [10.29], 30.38 [10.73], 41.08 [10.70].
(Note: first Golden Bear to win NCAA 50-100 free titles in same Championships since Mtt Biondi
[1986]. Biondi won “triple cown,” i.e., 50-100-200 frees, following year, setting American/NCAA
records in all three.
(Note: second American/American-collegiate 100 free record in 20 days.
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 400 meter freestyle relay [Beijing, 2008])
41.10
Adrian
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
(Splits: 9.23, 19.56 [10.33], 30.26 [10.70], 41.10 [10.84].
(Note: third-consecutive gold. Matches former Golden Bear Matt Biondi’s threepeat [1985-’87]
as only Pac-10 threepeater. Michigan State’s Clark Scholes [’50-‘52], Tennessee’s Dave Edgar
[’70-‘72] other threepeaters. Michigan’s Gustao Borges [’92-‘95] only fourpeater.
(Note: Cal’s Anthony Ervin [’01-‘02] and Duje Draganja [’03-‘04] combined for a “foourpeter.”
41.12p
Cielo
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
(Reaction Time: +0.70)
(Splits: 9.32, 19.72 [10.40], 30.49 [10.77], 41.12 [11.64])
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41.12r
Cielo
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
(Reaction Time: +0.69)
(Splits: 19.64, 41.12 [21.75].
41.17
Cielo
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-17-07
(Splits: 9.38, 19.66 [9.28], 30.48 [10.82], 41.17 [10.68])
41.25r
Cielo
SECs
Tuscaloosa
02-23-08
(Splits: 20.03, 41.25 [21.22])
(Note: fastest-ever conference championship)
41.27r
Adrian
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 19.89, 41.27 [21.38])
41.35+
Matt Grevers, Tucson Ford/Northwestern U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-04-10
(Splits: 19.54, 41.35 [21.81[.
(Note: Olympic silver-medalist, 100 meter backstrokev [Beijing, 2008])
41.43r
Adrian
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
02-06-09
(Splits: 19.89, 41.43 [21.54])
(Note: first Golden Bear to break American 100 free record since Antony Ervin swam a 41.62
@ ’02 NCAAs. Adrian broke American 50 free record two nights earlier and is first swimmer to
break both sprint standards in same conference championships.
(Note: Southern California Swimming/Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool Open/”All Comers” record)
41.49
Duje Draganja, Cal/CRO
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-05
(Splits: 9.43, 19.74 [10.31], 30.63 [10.89], 41.49 [10.86])
41.49
Jimmy Feigen, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 19.71, 41.49 [21.78].
(Note: Big 12 record. Freshman!)
41.50
Adrian
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
(Splits: 19.91, 41.50 [21.59].
(Note: second-consecutive gold. First Cal repeater since Anthony Ervin “threepeated” [2000-‘02])
41.55
Matt Targett, Auburn/AUS
SECs
Auburn
02-21-09
(Splits: 19.69, 41.55 [21.86])
41.62
Anthony Ervin, Cal
NCAAs
The ‘Dawg Pound
03-30-02
(Splits: 19.76, 41.62 [21.86])
(Note: World Champion, 100 meter freestyle [2001, Fukuoka])
41.63
Adrian
U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-04-10
(Splits: 1978, 41.63 [21.85])
41.64
Adrian
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-07-09
(Splits: 19.76, 41.64 [21.88])
41.64
Targett
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 19.80, 41.64 [21.84])
41.66
Feigen
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
(Splits: 19.76, 41.66 [21.90])
41.68
Ian Crocker, Longhorn Aquatics/Texas American SC Chmps. Austin
02-24-07
(Splits: 19.72, 41.68 [20.96])
41.68p
Targett
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 19.66, 41.68 [22.02])
41.71r
Draganja
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-05
41.71p
Alex Righi, Yale
NCAAs
College Station
03-21-09
(Note: EISL [Ivy League] record)
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41.75+
41.75
41.75p
41.77p
41.78
41.80
41.80
41.80
41.82
41.83
41.84p
41.84
41.84
41.85
41.85
41.86p
41.87
41.87r
41.90
41.91
41.91
41.91
41.92r
41.92
41.92p
41.92p
41.93
41.93
41.93
William Copeland, Cal Aquatics/Cal
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-06-08
Adrian
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-05-11
Adam Brown, Auburn/GBR
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
Feigen
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
Cielo
SECs
Tuscaloosa
02-23-08
Matt Biondi, Cal
NCAAs
Austin
04-04-87
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 100 meter freestyle [1988, Seoul].
(Note: This race was Biondi’s final individual collegiate swim, capping a record-breaking meet in
which he set American/NCAA records in 50, 100, 200 yard freestyles. Only man to accomplish this
feat. He “threepeated” twice, winning the 50-100-200 frees @ NCAAs his junior year [‘86] too)
Ervin
NCAAs
College Station
03-24-01
Adrian
U.S. Nationals
Federal Way
12-05-09
Crocker
American SC Chmps. Austin
03-05-06
Adrian
Husky Invitational
Federal Way
12-06-08
Fred Bousquet, FRA/Auburn/Tiger AC USA Grand Prix
Austin
03-06-09
Righi
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
Brown
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
Cierlo
SECs
Lexington
02-10-07
Grevers
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-06-08
Adrian
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
Biondi
NCAAs
Austin
03-30-85
Bousquet
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-05
(Note: second Auburn swimmer under 42.0 in same race. Teammate Cesar Cielo won in 41.17,
marking first time two men from same team [school] were under 42.0 in same race)
Ben Wildman-Tobriner, Stanford
NCAAs
Miunneapolis
03-17-07
Roland Schoeman, Tucsn. Ford/AZ./RSALonghorn Invitational Austin
12-01-07
(Note: ex-world record-holder, 50 meter buitterfly. World Champion, 50 meter freestlyle-butterfly
[2005, Montreal]. Commonmwealth Games gold-medalist, same events [2006, Melbourne])
Righi
EISL Championships Princeton
03-07-09
(Note: EISL Championships record. Only “Ivy Leaguer” ever under 42.0, first under 43.0 Also
conference record-holder in 50 free [18.90], 100 back [46.32]])
Feigen
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
David Walters, Texas
Big 12s
Columbia
02-28-09
(Note: Big 12 Championships record.
(Note: leadoff leg on Texas’ American/NCAA record-setting 400 yard freestyle relay
(Note: American record-holder, 100 meter freestyle)
Brown
SECs
The Swamp
02-19-11
Vladimir Morozov, USC/RUS
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-05-11
(Note: faster than David Nolan’s 17-18 NAG standard [42.34] but Morozov ineligible to hold
record as he is not an American citizen. “U.S. Open” 17-18 NAG record.”
Brown
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
Michael Phelps, Club Wolverine
Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza
01-19-08
(Note: named Sports Illustrated’s Sportsman of the Year for 2008. First – and ONLY – swimmer
so honored.)
Targett
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-06-08
Morozov
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-05-11
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Remaining Top 52 Performers
41.94
Garrett Weber-Gale, Texas
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-17-07
(Note: third man under 42.0 in same race. First time ever.)
41.95p
Gideon Louw, Auburn/RSA
SECs
Auburn
02-21-09
41.99
Ryan Lochte, Daytona Beach SC/Florida U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-06-08
(Note: World Champion gold-medalist/world record-setter, 200 meter IM [2011, Shanghai].
(Note: fourth man under 42.0 in same race. Unprecedented!)
42.05r
Albert Subirats, Arizona/VEN
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-17-07
42.06r
Simon Burnett, Arizona/GBR
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-25-06
(Note: 2006 Commonwealth Games 100 meter freestyle gold-medalist./yearly world leader)
42.06
Austin Staab, Stanford
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Note: Amerian /NCAA record-holder, 100 yard butterfly)
42.06
Dax Hill, Texas
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
42.08
Nicolas Nilo, Arizona/BRA
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
42.11r
Graeme Moore, Cal/RSA
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
42.12
Lars Frolander, SMU/SWE
NCAAs
Auburn
03-28-98
42.18
Jakob Andkjar, Auburn/DEN
SECs
Auburn
02021-09
42.21r
Scot Robison, Virginia
ACCs
Chapel Hill
02-27-10
(Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC]/Championships record.
(Note: also holds 200 record from previous day [1:32.45] and Cavalier 50 free standard [19.47r])
42.21p
David Dunford, Stanford/KEN
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
42.22
Jason Lezak, Novaquatics/UCSB
Kerr-McGee Elite
Oklahoma City
12-16-01
(Note: anchored USA’s world record-setting/gold-medal winning 400 meter freestyle relay @
2008 Olympics in Beijing. First and only Gaucho Olympic swim gold-medalist)
42.26p
Jonas Persson, Tennessee/SWE
NCAAs
Feeral Way
03-29-08
42.26p
Marcelo Chierighini, Auburn/BRA
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
42.29
Bart Kizierowski, Cal/POL
Pac-10s
Federal Way
03-04-00
42.32
Jake Allen, Stanford
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
42.34
Lyndon Ferns, Arizona/RSA
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-05
42.34r
David Nolan, Hershey
PA. 3A HS Champs. Lewisburg
03-19-10
(Note: national high-school record; 17-18 NAG record.)
42.35
Neil Walker, Circle C/Texas
Kerr-McGee Elite
Oklahoma City
12-22-02
42.37r
Alex Coville, Stanford
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-07-09
42.37r
Nimrod Bar-or Shapira, Arizona/ISR
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
42.38
Ambrose (Rowdy) Gaines IV, Auburn
NCAAs
Austin
03-28-81
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 100 meter freestyle [1984, Los Angeles])
42.41pr
Shaune Fraser, Florida/CAY
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
42.42p
Alexei Puninski, Auburn/CRO
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
42.43
Adam Ritter, Arizona
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-17-07
42.44p
Matt McGinnis, Texas
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
42.44
Darian Townsend, Arizona/RSA
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
42.44p
Josh Schneider, Cincinnati
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
(Note: Big East record. Also holds Big East Championshps record [43.00, 2010].
(Note: won 50 free two days earlier, becoming Cincy’s/Big East’s first gold-medalist in this race)
42.45
Shaun Jordan, Texas
NCAAs
Austin
03-20-91
42.45
Nick Brunelli, Sun Devil ACArizona St. Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-01-07
42.45p
Kyle Bubolz, Northwestern
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
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42.45
Brett Fraser, Florida/CAY
SECs
The Swamp
02-19-11
200 YARD FREESTYLE
Top 51 Performances
1:31.20@+ Simon Burnett, Arizona/GBR
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-24-06
(Splits: 21.28, 44.44 [23.16], 1:07.53 [23.09], 1:31.20 [23.67])
1:31.70#
Shaune Fraser, Florida/CAY
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.57, 45.24 [23.67], 1:08.49 [23.25], 1:31.70 [23.21])
(Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC] record. First NCAA title by a Cayman Islands natve)
(Note: third Gator gold-medalist. Mike Heath [1984], Adam Sioui [2002] others)
1:31.72r*
David Walters, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.11, 44.12 [23.01], 1:07.67 [23.55], 1:31.72 [24.05])
(Note: leadoff leg on Texas’ American/NCAA record-setting 800 yard freestyle relay)
1:31.73r
Conor Dwyer, Florida
SECs
The Swamp
02-16-11
(Splits: 21.36, 44.46 [23.10], 1:07.94 [23.48], 1:31.73 [23.79].
(Note: Southeastern Conference Championships record. Fastest-ever conference championships.)
1:31.83
Walters
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-05-08
(Splits: 21.48, 44.77 [23.29], 1:08.11 [23.34], 1:31.83 [23.72])
1:32.01r
Ricky Berens, Texas
Big 12s
Columbia
02-25-09
(Splits: 21.56, 44.90 [23.44], 1:08.58 [23.68], 1:32.01 [23.43])
(Note: Big 12 Championships record. Fastest-ever conference championships)
1:32.08
Michael Phelps, Club Wolverine
Americn SC Champs. Austin
03-03-05
(Splits: 21.59, 44.85 [23.26], 1:08.61 [23.76], 1:32.08 [23.47])
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist,/world record-setter, 200 meter freestyle [2008, Beijing]. World
Champion, 200 meter freestyle [2005, Montreal; 2007, Melbourne])
1:32.13+
Phelps
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
11-30-07
(Splits: 21.68. 45.36 [23.68], 1:09.34 [23.98], 1:32.13 [22.77])
1:32.21
Brett Fraser, Florida/CAY
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Splits: 21.32, 44.29 [22.97], 1:07.72 [23.43], 1:32.21 [24.49].
(Note: younger brother of Shaune, Gators’ 2K9 gold-medalist and 2K10 runner-up. First brothers
to win same event.
(Note: threepeat for SEC/Gators. Shaune won in ‘09, Conor Dwyer won in 2K10 and Brett 2Kll.
Pac-10 [Pac-12 as of 07/01/11!] only conference to have a pair of individual threepeaters.
Cal’s Matt Biondi won from 1985 through ’87 and Arizona’s Simon Burnett won in 2K3, 5-6. He
was sixth his sophomore season [‘04] when the meet was swum scm.
(Note: Since race’s introduction in 1963, Pac-12 and/or its predecessors have won 20 times, mist
by any conference. Big Ten follows with10 titles, then the SEC with eight. Tenneess’s Andy Coan
was first SEC gold-medalist [‘79], then Auburn’s Rowdy Gaines gave the conference its first
theepeat by winning in ’80-’81.
(Note: Pan-Am Games gold-medalist/record-setter, 200 meter freestyle [Guadalajara, 2K11])
1:32.22
Burnett
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-03-04
(Splits: 21.29, 44.69 [23.40], 1:08.48 [23.79], 1:32.22 [23.74])
1:32.26
Peter Vanderkaay, Club. Wolverine/MI. U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
11-30-07
(Splits: 21.65, 45.45 [23.80], 1:09.02 [23.57], 1:32.26 [23.22])
(Note: runner-up finish gives Club Wolverine unprecedented two men under 1:33.0 in same race)
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1:32.31
1:32.38
1:32.40
1:32.43r
1:32.45
1:32.48r
1:32.49r
1:32.51r
1:32.52
1:32.53
1:32.56
1:32.59
1:32.60
1:32.64
1:32.66
1:32.71r
1:32.73p
1:32.74
1:32.75r
1:32.77
Dwyer
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
(Splits: 21.93, 45.24 [23.31], 1:08.66 [23.42], 1:32.31 [23.65].
(Note: second gold of meet. Won 500 free opening day. Second-cosecutive Gator champion!))
Ryan Harrison, Tennessee/IRL
SECs
The Swamp
02-18-11
(Splis: 21.63, 45.05 [23.42], 1:08.75 [23.70[, 1:32.38 [23.63])
Ryan Lochte, Daytona Beach SC/Florida U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-05-08
(Splits: 21.70, 5.00 [23.30], 1:08.40 [23.40], 1:32.4.0 [24.00].
(Note: World Champion, 200 meter freestyle [Shanghai, 2011])
Phelps
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
11-30-07
(Splits: 21.60, 45.15 [23.55], 1:09.16 [24.01], 1:32.43 [23.27])
Scot Robison, Virginia
ACCs
Chapel Hill
02-26-10
(Splits: 21.46, 44.85 [23.39], 1:08.47 [23.62], 1:32.45 [23.98].
(Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC]/Championships record)
Jean Basson, Arizona/RSA
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.75, 44.94 [23.19], 1:08.57 [23.63], 1:32.48 [23.91])
Berens
Big 12s
College Station
03-24-10
(Splits: 21.63, 44.83 [23.20], 1:08.79 [23.96], 1:32.49 [22.70])
Walters
Big 12s
Austin
02-27-08
(Splits: 21.54, 44.54 [23.00], 1:.08.13 [23.59], 1:32.51 [24.38])
(Note: opening leg on American/NCAA record-setting 800 yard freestyle relay.
Robison
ACCs
Atlanta
02-25-11
(Splits: 21.09, 44.13 [23.02], 1:07.64 [23.51], 1:32.52 [24.88])
Fraser
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
(Splits: 21.84, 45.56 [23.72], 1:09.13 [23.57], 1:32.53 [23.40].
(Note: first one-two Gator finish ever! Billy Donovan asks: “Why didn’t you SWEEP?”)
Walters
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-28-08
(Splits: 21.72, 45.10 [23.38], 1:08.82 [23.72], 1:32.56 [23.74])
Walters
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.66, 45.39 [23.73], 1:09.46 [24.07], 1:32.59 [23.13])
B. Fraser
SECs
The Swamp
02-18-11
(Splits: 21.16, 44.39 [23.23], 1:08.01 [23.62], 1:32.60 [24.59[.
Dax Hill, Texas
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Splits: 21.79, 45.42 [23.63], 1:08.96 [23.94]. 1:32.64[23.68])
Walters
Big 12s
Austin
02-29-08
(Splits: 21.54, 44.90 [23.36], 1:08.64 [23.74], 1:32.66 [24.02])
Austin Staab, Stanford
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-04-09
(Note: Pac-10 Championships record.
(Note: American/NCAA-Championships record-holder, 100 yard butterfly)
Berens
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.69, 45.50 [23.82], 1:09.09 [23.59], 1:32.73 [23.64])
Berens
NCAAs
College Station
3-27-09
(Splits: 21.70, 45.55 [23.85], 1:09.45 [23.90], 1:32.74 [23.29])
Tom Shields, Cal
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
(Note: Golden Bear record. Fastest leadoff leg of race.)
Basson
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.74, 45.25 [23.51], 1:09.08 [23.93], 1:32.77 [32.69])
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1:32.79
Jonas Persson, Tennessee/SWE
Volunteer Inviational. Koxville
11-21-08
(Splits: 21.74, 45.09 [23.35], 1:08.97 [23.88], 1:32.79 [23.82])
1:32.80
Matt McLean, Virginia
ACCs
College Park
02-27-09
1:32.82
Berens
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-05-08
1:32.84p
Basson
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
1:32.85
Darian Townsend, Arizona/RSA
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-28-08
1:32.88r
Shields
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-02-11
1:32.93
Matt McGinnis, Texas
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-28-08
(Note: along with teammate David Walters’ winning 1:32.56, McGinnis’ sub 1:33.0 makes Texas
first university team with two active swimmes under 1:33.0 in same race. Michigan did it three
months earlier @ U.S. Nationals in Atlanta but the pair of Michael Phelps and Peter Vanderkaay
swam for Club Wolverine. Phelps never competed collegiately. Vanderkaay did for Michigan)
1:32.98
Nathan Adrian, Cal
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-06-09
1:32.99r
Staab
NCAAs
Colleg Station
03-27-09
1:33.03
Walters
Big 12s
Columbia
02-27-09
1:33.03
Matt Biondi, Cal
NCAAs
Austin
04-03-87
1:33.03r
Burnett
Pac-10s
Federal Way
03-01-06
1:33.04
Walters
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
1:33.05
Robison
ACCs
College Park
02-27-09
1:33.06p
Walters
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
1:33.07r
Lochte, Florida
SECs
The Swamp
02-16-05
(Note: Southeatern Conference Championship record. Old record: 1:33.80, Rowdy Gaines,
Auburn, 1981.
(Note: American/NCAA record-holder, 100-200 yard backstrokes, 200 yard individual medley.
World Champion/world record-setter, 200 meter backstroke [Melbourne, 2007]; Olympic goldmedalist/world record-setter [Beiing , 2008])
1:33.10r
Tyler Clary, Michigan
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Note: American/NCAA record-holder, 400 yard Individaul Medley.
(Note: Big Ten record)
1:33.10p
Fraser
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
1:33.12r
Clement Lefert, USC/FRA
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
(Note: Trojan record.)
1:33.14
Phelps, NBAC
NBAC X-Mas Invite. Annapolis
12-11-09
1:33.15
Doug Gjertsen, Texas
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-23-90
1:33.15p
Fraser
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-28-08
Remaining Top 51 Performers
1:33.21r
Scott Jostes, Texas
Big 12s
Columbia
02-25-09
1:33.22
Chris DeJong, Club Wolverine/Michigan U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
11-30-07
(Note: third-place finish gives Club Wolverine an unprecedengted three swimmers under 1:34.0
in same race)
1:33.23
Adam Ritter, Tucson Ford/Arizona
Longhorn Invitational Austin
11-30-07
1:33.25p
Michael Klueh, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
1:33.26p
Danny Beal, Stanford
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-28-08
1:33.28
Troy Dalbey, Florida
NCAAs
Austin
04-03-87
(Note: 17-18 NAG record.)
1:33.29
Garrett Weber-Gale, Longhorn/Texas
American SC Chmps..Austin
03-04-11
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1:33.40
1:33.41
1:33.44
1:33.45
1:33.45p
1:33.47
1:33.50
1:33.50
1:33.55
1:33.59
1:33.59r
1:33.61
1:33.64p
1:33.66p
1:33.74
1:33.76
1:33.80
1:33.83
1:33.86
1:33.87
1:33.87
Blake Worsley, Denver/CAN
Sun Belt Conf. Chps. Nashville
(Note: Sunbelt Conference record.)
Artur Wojdat, Iowa/POL
NCAAs
Indianapolis
Matt Grevers, Tucson Ford/N’Western Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza
Dominik Meichtry, Cal/SUI
NCAAs
Minneapolis
Nicolas Nilo, BRA/Arizona
NCAAs
College Station
Dimitri Colupaev, USC/GER
NCAAs
Minneapolis
Doug Lennox, Princeton/PUR
EISL Championships. Pinceton
(Note: EISL [Ivy League]/Championships record.)
Nimrid Bar-or Shapira, Arizona/ISR
Longhorn InvitationalAustin
Ous Mellouli, Trojan SC/USC/TUN
SoCal Swimming GP Belmont Plaza
Ryk Neethling, Arizona/RSA
NCAAs
Indianapolis
Bobby Bollier, Stanford
NCAAs
Minneapolis
David Cromwell, Longhorn /Harvard
Chesapeake SC Elite Oklahoma City
Peter Jameson, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
Daniel Madwed, Michigan
NCAAs
College Station
Jayme Cramer, Southeastern SC/Stanford American SC Chmps. Austin
Nate Dusing, Circle C/Texas
Kerr-McGee Elite.
Oklahoma City
Ambrose (Rowdy) Gaines IV, Auburn SECs
The Swamp
Matt Bartlett, Georgia
SECs
The ‘Dawg Pound
Andy Grant, Unat.-Stanford
Pac. Masters Champs. Pleasanton
(Note: 25-29 Masters national record/fastest-ever by ANY Masters swimmer)
Bela Szabados, USC/HUN
NCAAs
Indianapolis
Sebastian Rousseau, Florida/RSA
SECs
The Swamp
02-20-09
03-23-90
01-20-08
03-16-07
03-27-09
03-25-11
03-06-09
12-03-10
01-18-09
03-26-99
03-26-11
12-14-07
03-27-09
03-27-09
03-02-06
12-21-02
03-06-81
02-19-10
04-18-10
03-26-99
02-18-11
500 YARD FREESTYLE
Top 50 Performances
4:08.54*
Peter Vanderkaay, Club Wolverine/MI. Michigan Open
Rochester
02-09-08
(Splits: 46.77, 1:37.30 [50.53], 2:27.48 [50.18], 3:18.13 [49.65], 4:06.54 [48.41])
4:08.60@#
Vanderkaay, Michigan
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-23-06
(Splits: 47.74, 1:37.72 [49.98], 2:27.81 [50.09], 3:18.54 [50.73], 4:08.60 [50.06])
4:08.75
Tom Dolan, Michigan
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-23-95
(Splits: 47.07, 1:37.42 [50.45], 2:27.83 [50.41], 3:18.23 [50.40], 4:08.75 [50.42])
4:08.92
Jean Basson, Arizona/RSA
NCAAs
College Station
03-16-09
(Splits: 47.87, 1:38.50 [50.63], 2:29.16 [50.66], 3:19.50 [50.34], 4:08.92 [49.44])
(Note: Pac-10 record)
4:09.32
Michael Klueh, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Splits: 47.56, 1:37.81 [50.25], 2:28.84 [51.03], 3:19.88 [51.04], 4:09.23 [49.44])
(Note: Big 12 record)
4:09.48
Sebastien Rouault, Georgia/FRA
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-27-08
(Splits: 48.45, 1:38.98 [50.43], 2:28.86 [49.88], 3:19.12 [50.26], 4:09.48 [50.36])
(Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC] record. First ‘Dawg gld-medalist, second SE champ.
Florida’s Matt Cetlinski won in 1986)
4:09.80
Larsen Jensen, USC
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-15-07
(Splits: 48.64, 1:38.81 [50.17], 2:29.28 [51.47], 3:19.94 [50.66], 4:09.80 [49.86])
(Note: American record-setter/Olympic bronze-medalist, 400 meter freestyle [2008, Beijing])
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4:09.82
4:10.00
4:10.00
4:10.15
4:10.41
4:10.43
4:10.76+
4:11.36
4:11.41
4:11.59
4:11.94p
4:12.18
4:12.24
4:12.26
4:12.30
4:12.33
4:12.34
4:12.35
4:12.36
4:12.44p
4:12.49p
4:12.60
4:12.75
4:12.77
4:12.79
4:12.80
4:12.80
4:12.83
4:12.90
4:12.92
4:12.94
4:12.99
Vanderkaay
NCAAs
Minneapolis
(Splits: 47.52, 1:37.83 [50.31], 2:28.37 [50.44], 3:19.68 [51.41], 3:09.82 [50.14])
Klueh
NCAAs
Federal Way
(Splits: 47.73, 1:38.30 [50.58], 2:29.12 [50.82], 3:19.12 [50.00], 4:10.00 [50.88])
Matt McLean, Virginia
ACCs
College Park
(Splits: 46.40, 1:36.82 [50.42], 2:27.48 [49.66], 3:18.84 [51.36], 4:10.00 [51.16])
(Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC]/Chmpionships record.
(Note: fastest-ever conference championships.)
McLean
NCAAs
Minneapolis
(Splits: 48.14, 1:39.15 [51.01], 2:29.97 [50.82], 3:20.50 [50.53], 4:10.15 [49.65].
(Note: first Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC] gold-medalist.)
McLean
NCAAs
College Station
(Splits: 46.96, 1:36.85 [49.89], 2:27.52 [50.57], 3:19.23 [52.71], 4:10.41 [51.28])
Michael Phelps, Club Wolverine
Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza
(Splits: 48.08, 1:39.13 [51.05], 2:30.58 [51.45], 3:21.55 [50.97], 4:10.43 [48.88])
(Note: won 100 free 45 minutes earlier in pr 41.93.
(Note: Southern California Swimming Open/All Comers record)
Vanderkaay, Club Wolverine
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
(Splits: 47.31, 1:38.13 [51.82], 2:29.33 [51.10], 3:20.41 [51.18], 4:10.76 [50.35])
Conor Dwyer, Florida
SECs
The Swamp
(Note: Gator record. Second-consecutive gold.)
Klueh
Big 12s
Austin
(Note: Big 12 Championships record)
Chad Carvin, Arizona
NCAAs
Minneapolis
Dolan
NCAAs
Indianapolis
Ous Mellouli, USC/TUN
Longhorn Invitational Austin
Artur Wojdat, Iowa/POL
NCAAs
Indianapolis
McLean
NCAAs
Minneapolis
Dolan
NCAAs
Minneapolis
Phelps, North Baltimore Aquatics
MD All Stars Zone Annapolis
(Note: 17-18 NAG record.)
Vanderkaay
Big Tens
Minneapolis
Vanderkaay
Longhorn Invitational Austin
Carvin
NCAAs
Indianapolis
Carvin
NCAAs
Minneapolis
Troyden Prinsloo, Gergia/RSA
NCAAs
College Station
Vanderkaay
U.S. Nationals
Federal Way
Basson
NCAAs
Federal Way
Dolan
NCAAs
Austin
Wojdat
NCAAs
Indianapolis
Wojdat
NCAAs
Austin
Matt Patton, Michigan
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
Klete Keller, USC
NCAAs
The ‘Dawg Pound
Rouault
SECs
Kmoxville
Mellouli
NCAAs
Atlanta
Rouault
NCAAs
Atlanta
Basson
Pac-10s
Belmont plaza
03-24-05
03-28-08
02-26-08
03-24-11
03-26-09
01-19-08
11-29-07
02-17-11
02-28-08
03-24-94
03-23-95
12-01-05
03-30-89
03-24-11
03-24-94
03-18-04
02-24-05
12-01-05
03-23-95
03-24-94
03-26-09
12-03-09
03-27-08
03-28-96
03-26-92
03-28-91
12-04-08
03-28-02
02-16-06
03-23-06
03-23-06
03-05-09
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4:13.02
Vanderkaay
Big Tens
Bloomington
4:13.06
Mike O'Brien, USC
NCAAs
Austin
4:13.07
Shaun Phillips, Stanford
NCAAs
Minneapolis
4:13.08
Mariusz Podkoscielny, Arizona/POL
NCAAs
Indianapolis
4:13.10
Basson
Longhorn Invitational Austin
4:13.23
Ryan Lochte, Daytona Beach SC/Florida FL. Sr. SC Champs. Clearwater
4:13.28
Prinsloo
NAAs
College Station
4:13.30
Podkoscielny
NCAAs
Austin
4:13.41
Erik Vendt, Club Wolverine/USC
Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza
4:13.42
Ryk Neethling, Arizona/RSA
NCAAs
Auburn
4:13.42
Basson
Longhorn Invitre.
Austin
Remaining Top 50 Performers
4:13.50
Jackson Wilcox, Texas
Big 12s
Columbia
4:13.77
Clement Lefert, USC/FRA
NCAAs
Columbus
4:13.79
Scott Spansail, Washingtom
NCAAs
College Station
4:13.81
Blake Worsley, Denver/CAN
NCAAs
College Station
(Note: Sun Belt Conference record.)
4:13.94
Bobby Bollier, Stanford
NCAAs
Minneapolis
4:13.95
David Mosko, Stanford
NCAAs
Columbus
4:14.21p
Justin Mortimer, Minnesota
NCAAs
Minneapolis
4:14.24
Robert Margalis, Georgia
NCAAs
Austin
4:14.26
John Snawerdt, Virginia
NCAAs
College Sation
4:14.35
Tyler DeBerry, Arizona
NCAAs
Minneapolis
4:14.41
George Markovic, Ohio St./AUS
NCAAs
Columbus
4:14.55
John Piersma, Michigan
NCAAs
Austin
4:14.60
Kyle Young, Florida St.
ACCs
College Park
4:14.67p
Balazas Gercsak, Florida/HUN
NCAAs
College Station
4:14.71
Chris Thompson, Michigan
NCAAs
College Station
4:14.82
Mark Randall, Alabama/RSA
SECs
Auburn
4:14.85p
Matt Cetlinski, Florida
NCAAs
Austin
4:14.89
Mike McLean, Stanford
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
4:14.93
Martin Grodzki, Georgia/GER
SECs
The Swamp
4:15.11p
Danny Beal, Stanford
NCAAs
Federal Way
4:15.13
Ryan Harrison, Tennessee/IRL
SEC
The Swamp
4:15.19p
Taylor Smith, Virginia
ACCs
College Park
4:15.26
George DiCarlo, Arizona
NCAAs
Austin
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 400 meter freestyle [1984, Los Angeles])
4:15.35
Khalik Abdel Hassaan, Michigan/CAN Big Tens
Columbus
4:15.36
Dan Jorgensen, USC
NCAAs
Indianapolis
4:15.38
Matt Hooper, Texas
NCAAs
Austin
4:14.43
David Walters, Texas
NCAAs
Federal Way
4:15.43
Mateo De Angulo, Florida St./COL
Yellow Jacket Invite. Atlanta
4:15.45
Sean Killion, Cal
NCAAs
Indianapolis
02-23-06
03-28-85
03-15-07
03-30-89
12-04-08
03-03-07
03-26-09
03-28-91
01-19-08
03-27-98
11-29-07
02-26-09
03-16-10
03-26-09
03-16-09
03-24-11
03-16-10
03-24-05
03-27-03
03-26-09
03-24-05
03-16-10
03-28-96
02-26-08
03-26-09
02-26-04
02-19-09
03-28-85
03-03-05
02-17-11
03-27-08
02-17-11
02-26-09
03-28-85
02-25-10
03-22-90
03-28-96
03-27-08
11-18-11
03-30-89
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1000 YARD FREESTYLE
Top 28 Performances
8:36.49*+
Erik Vendt, Club Wolverine/USC
Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza
01-18-07
(Splits: 500 [4:14.83, fastest-ever]; 8:36.49 [4:20.66])
(Note: first American record for two-time 400 IM Olympic silver-medalist [Sydney, 2000;
Athens, 2004])
8:42.64#
Robert Margalis, St. Petersburg AC/GA. Florida Sr. Champs. Clearwater
03-01-07
(Splits: 4:19.66, 8:42.64 [4:22.98])
8:43.62s
Vendt
Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza
01-21-08
(Splis: 4:21.64, 8:43.62 [4:21.98])
(Note: fastest-ever 1000 split en route to 1650 yard freestyle clocking.)
8:44.11s@+ Chris Thompson, Michigan
NCAAs
College Station
03-24-01
(Note: Big Ten record.)
8:44.73s
Larsen Jenssen, USC
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-17-07
(Splits: 4:18.90, 8:44.73 [4:25.83])
(Note: Pac-10 record)
8:45.27s
Chad Carvin, Arizona
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-25-95
8:45.76s
Jensen
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-05
8:45.85s
Thompson
Big Tens
Minneapolis
02-24-00
8:46.50s
Matt McLean, Virginia
ACCs
College Park
02-27-09
(Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC]/Championships record.
(Note: 1000 split off ACC/Championships record 14:35.12 1650 frestyle)
8:46.88s
Michael Klueh, Texas
NCAAs
Federal Way
04-39-08
(Note: Big 12 record.)
8:47.23s
Ryk Neethling, Arizona/RSA
NCAAs
Auburn
03-28-98
8:46.77
Margalis, St. Petersburg Aquaics
Nike/Kerr-McGee
Oklahoma City
12-14-06
8:47.38s
Mike O’Brien, USC
NCAAs
Austin
03-30-85
8:47.70s
Klueh
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
8:47.77s
Chad La Tourette, Stanford
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
8:48.00s
Troyden Prinsloo, Georgia/RSA
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Note: Southeastern Conference record.)
8:48.02s
Sebastian Rouault, Georgia/FRA
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-219-08
8:48.03s
Rouault
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-25-06
8:48.16s
Tom Dolan, Michigan
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-25-95
8:48.23
Ous Mellouli, TUN/Trojan SC/USC
Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza
01-12-07
(Note: World Champion gold-medalist, 800 meter freestyle [Melbourne, 2007]. First Tunisian
medalist for either sex; first African distance-medalist ever,)
8:48.34
Jensen
Cal Dual
Los Angeles
02-03-06
(Note: fastest-ever dual-meet)
8:48.34s
Prinsloo
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
8:48.57s+
Jeff Kostoff, Industry Hills AC
U.S. Nationals
Indianapolis
04-07-83
(Note: 17-18 NAG record.)
8:48.68s
Dan Jorgensen, USC
NCAAs
Indianapolis
04-05-86
8:48.76s
Scott Spansail, Washington
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
8:48.82s
Vendt, Club Wolverine
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-01-07
8:48.93s
Mellouli
Minnesota Grand Prix Minneapolis
11-14-10
8:49.59
Vendt, USC
Stanford Dual
Los Angeles
02-09-02
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8:49.10s
8:49.16s
8:49.46s
8:49.59
8:49.95s
8:49.97
La Tourette
NCAAs
Minneapolis
Martin Grodzki, Georgia/GER
NCAAs
Minneapolis
Mike McBroom, Texas
NCAAs
Minneapolis
(Note: split off gold-medal winning/Big 12 record-setting “mile.” First Big 12 winner!)
Vendt, USC
Stanford Dual
Los Angeles
Neethling
NCAAs
Indianapolis
Kostoff, IHAC
U.S. Natikonals
Gainesviklle
(Note: 15-16 NAG record.)
(Note: Only sub 8:50.0s.)
03-26-11
03-26-11
03-26-11
02-09-02
03-27-99
04-09-82
1650 YARD FREESTYLE
Top 50 Performances
14:26.62**
Chris Thompson, Michigan
NCAAs
College Station
03-24-01
(Splits: 50.50, 1:43.27 [52.77], 2:36.09 [52.82], 3:28.88 [52.79], 4:21.46 [52.58/500], 5:13.77
[52.31], 6:06.37 [52.60], 6:58.97 [52.60], 7:51.75 [52.78], 8:44.11 [52.36/1000**], 9:38.13
[53.19], 10:31.03 [52.90], 11:24.35 [53.32], 12:17.55 [53.20], 13:10.57 [53.02/1500], 14:02.99
[52.42], 14:26.62 [24.46 final 50]. By 500s: 4:21.46, 4:23.48, 4:25.63)
14:26.70#
Larsen Jensen, USC
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-17-07
(Splits [by 500s]: 4:19.66, 8:44.73 [4:4:25.07])
(Note: Olympic silver-medalist, 1500 meter freestyle [2004, Athens]; World Championship
800-1500 meter freestyle silver-medalist [2005, Montreal]. AR-holder, both events)
(Note: Pac-10 record.)
14:26.86
Sebastian Rouault, Georgia/FRA
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
(Splits [by 500s]: 4:23.24, 8:48.02 [4:24.78], 13:09.11 [4:21.09]))
(Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC] record; second gold in three years)
14:26.97
Erik Vendt, Club Wolverine/USC
Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza
01-21-08
(Splits [by 500s]: 4:21.60, 8:43.62 [4:21.98], 13:08.70 [4:25.08])
(Note: SoCal Swimming/Belmont Plaza All-Comers records.)
14:27.33
Ous Mellouli, Trojan SC/USC/TUN
Minnesota Grand Prix Minneapolis
11-14-10
(Splits: 4:23.41 [500], 8:48.93 [1000/4:25.52], 13:10.38 [3:21.45].
(Note: meet/series records.
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 1500 meter freestyle [2008, Beijing]). First individual African/
Arab/Tunisian male Olympic gold-medalist. First Tunisian swimming medalist ever [m/w]. Won
2009 World Championship 1500 free gold too. Only man other than Australia’s Grant Hackett to
win back-to-back Olympic/World Championship 1500 free golds.
(Note: won record 15 golds in December 2K11 @ Pan-Arab Games in Doha, Qatar.)
14:28.06
Troyden Prinsloo, Georgia/RSA
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
(Splits [by 500s]: 4:20.72, 8:46.77 [4:26.05], 13:14.56 [4:27.49].
(Note: second-place gives ‘Dawgs first 1-2 SEC finish)
14:29.31
Tom Dolan, Michigan
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-25-95
(Splits [500s]: 4:20.79, 8:48.16 [4:27.37], 13:12.54 [4:24.38])
14:29.43
Rouault
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-25-06
(Splits [500s]: 4:21.20, 8:48.03 [4:26.83]; 13:12.60 [4:23.57].
(Note: first ‘Dawg gold-medalist)
14:29.85
Vendt, USC
NCAAs
Austin
03-29-03
(Splits [500s]: 4:21.56, 8:46.72 [4:25.16], 13:12.12 [4:25.40])
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14:30.91
14:31.15
14:32.01
14:32.50
14:32.86
14:33.55
14:33.76
14:34.80
14:34.80
14:34.85+
14:34.95
14:34.91
14:35.12
14:35.47
14:34.96
14:35.57
14:35.97
14:36.07
14:36.32
14:36.50
14:36.54
14:36.93
14:37.48
14:37.62
14:37.87
14:37.98
14:38.09
14:38.13
14:38.22
14:38.32
14:38.37
14:38.58
14:38.73
14:38.96
Prinsloo
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Note: second-consecutive ‘Dawg gold-medalist. Former teammate Sebastian Rouault won in 2K8.
(Note: first time SEC swmmers have ever won “mile” back-to-back!)
Thompson
Big Tens
Minneapolis
02-24-01
Note: Big Ten Championship record.
(Note: fastest-ever conference championships.)
Jensen
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-05
Ryk Neethling, Arizona/RSA
NCAAs
Auburn
03-28-98
Michael McBroom, Texas
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
(Note: first Texas/Big 12 and/or Southwestern Conference gold-medalist!)
Chad La Tourette, Stanford
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Note: Cardinal record.)
Peter Vanderkaay, Michigan
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-25-06
(Note: set American/NCAA record in 500 yard freestyle [4:08.60] two days earlier)
Martin Grodzki, Georgia/GER
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
La Tourette
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
Vendt, Club Wolverrine
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-01-07
Scott Spansail, Washington
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Note: first Husky medalist [bronze])
Chad Carvin, Arizona
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-94
Matt McLean, Virginia
ACCs
College Park
02-28-09
(Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC]/Championship record)
Rouault
SECs
Tuscaloosa
02-23-08
(Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC] Championship record)
Michael Klueh, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
Neethling
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-27-99
Vendt
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-08-03
(Note: Pac-10 Championships record)
Klueh
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
Neethling
Pac-10s
Federal Way
03-04-00
Prinsloo
SECs
Tuscaloosa
02-23-08
Vanderkaay
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-05
Grodzki
SECs
The Swamp
02-19-11
(Note: Grodzki’s second-consecutive gold, ‘Dawgs’ record seventh-straight title.)
Vendt
NCAAs
Austin
03-30-02
Shaun Phillips, Stanford
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-17-07
Jeff Kostoff, Stanford
NCAAs
Indianapolis
04-05-86
Vanderkaay
U.S. Nationals
Federal Way
12-05-09
Mariusz Podkoscielny, Arizona/POL
NCAAs
Indianapolis
04-01-89
La Tourette
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-05-11
Kostoff
NCAAs
Cleveland
03-24-84
(Note: 17-18 NAG record.)
Carvin
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-25-95
Dolan
NCAAs
Austin
03-30-96
Robert Margalis, Georgia
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-05
George DiCarlo, Arizona
NCAAs
Cleveland
03-24-84
Thompson
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-27-99
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14:39.01
14:39.62
14:39.71
La Tourette
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
02-07-09
McLean
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
John Cole, Harvard
NCAAs
The ‘Dawg Pound
03-30-02
(Note: EISL/Championship records.)
14:40.62
Klueh, Longhorn Aquatics
U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-04-10
14:40.65
La Tourette
Art Adamson Invite. College Station
11-23-08
(Note: fastest collegiate “mile” not swum @ a U.S. Nationals/conference/NCAA Championships)
14:40.81
Rouault
SECs
Knoxville
02-18-06
14:41.20
Rouault
SECs
The Swamp
02-19-05
Remaining Top 50 Performers
14:41.27
Jackson Wilcox, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Note: fifth-place finish marks first time two Longhorns among Top 8 finalists)
14:41.43
Mike O'Brien, USC
NCAAs
Austin
03-30-85
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 1500 meter freestyle [Los Angeles, 1984])
14:41.84
Tim Siciliano, Michigan
NCAAs
College Station
03-24-01
14:42.02
Matt Hooper, Texas
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-94
14:42.06
Artur Wojdat, Iowa/POL
NCAAs
Austin
03-30-91
14:42.64
Joe Kinderwater, North Carolina
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
14:44.13
Matt Patton, Michigan
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
14:45.00
Taylor Smith, Virginia
ACCs
College Park
02-27-09
(Note: second ACC swimmer @ 14:45.0/faster in same race, BOTH Cavaliers. Unprecedented!)
14:45.20
Justin Mortimer, Minnesota
Big Tens
Minneapolis
02-26-05
14:45.30
David Mosko, Stanford
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
14:45.71
Will Freeman, SwimAtlanta
Speedo Sectionals
Cary
03-08-09
14:46.05
Fran Crippen, Virginia
NCAAs
Austin
03-29-03
14:46.16
Marcel Wouda, Michigan/NED
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-27-93
14:46.29
Tony Corbisiero, Columbia
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-26-83
(Note: Columbia’s only male NCAA champion, any event – EVER!)
14:46.68
Kyle Young, Florida St.
ACCs
College Park
02-28-09
14:47.02
Arthur Frayler, North Baltimore AC
NBAC X-Mas Invite. Annapolis
12-11-11
14:47.09
Zane Grothe, Auburn
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
(Note: Tiger record. Auburn’s highest-finish ever [sixth]. Cam Newton is smiling! Cesar Cielo
says, “Hey, kid, want to do a 50?”)
14:47.26
Matt Cetlinski, Florida
NCAAs
Indianapolis
04-05-86
14:47.27
Brian (KING) Goodell, Msn.Vjo./UCLA AAU Champs.
Monterey Park
04-14-79
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist/world record-setter, 1500 meter freestyle [1976, Montreal])
14:47.31
Shilo Ayalon, Georgia Tech/ISR
NCAAs
Austin
03-29-03
14:47.54
Mads Glaesner, Trojan SC/DEN
Minnesota Grand Prix Minneapolis
11-14-10
14:47.69
Mark Randall, Alabama/RSA
Auburn Dual
Tuscaloosa
11-21-08
14:48.68
Chip Peterson, North Carolina
ACCs
Chapel Hill
02-28-10
14:48.68
Sean Ryan, Michigan
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
14:49.54
Dan Jorgensen, USC
NCAAs
Indianapolis
04-04-87
14:49.69
John Witchel, Stanford
NCAAs
Indianapolis
04-01-89
14:49.69
Alex Kostich, Stanford
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-24-90
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100 YARD BACKSTROKE
Top 50 Performances
44.60r**
Ryan Lochte, Florida
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-23-06
(Splits: 21.52, 44.60 [23.08])
(Note: set American/NCAA record in 200 yard Ind. Medleu earlier same day [1:40.30]).
(Note: World Championships 100 meter backstroke silver-medalist [2007, Melbourne])
44.72#
Ben Hesen, Indiana
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-28-08
(Splits: 21.40 [fastest-ever], 44.72 [23.32])
(Note: Big Ten record. Hesen’s first NCAA title, Indiana’s seventh 100 back championships and
first since 1973, when Mike Stamm won in 50.07.)
44.82+
Matt Grevers, Tucson Ford/Nothwestern U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-03-10
(Splits: 21.46, 44.82 [23.36].
(Note: Olympic silver-medalist, 100 meter backstroke [2008, Beijing].
(Note: second-fastest all-time in textile suit. Lochte’s AR/NCAA record [44.60] No. 1.)
44.83
Albert Subirats, Arizona/VEN
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-16-07
(Splits: 21.63, 44.83 [23.20])
(Note: second man in NCAA history [Stanford’s Jay Mortensen first] to win 100 bckstroke100 butterfly same-day double.
(Note: Pac-10 record)
44.90pr
Pascal Wolloch, Auburn/CAN
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Splits: 21.76, 44.90 [23.15].
(Note: fastest time of meet.)
44.92pr
Neil Walker, Texas
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-27-97
(Splits: 21.41, 44.92 [23.51].
(Note: Big 12 record.)
44.93r
Eugene Godsoe, Stanford
NCAAs
Columbus
03-26-10
(Splits: 21.50, 44.93 [23.43].
(Note: Cardinal record. Fastest time of meet)
44.96r
Subirats
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-27-08
(Splits: 21.41, 44.96 [23.55])
45.02
Aaron Peirsol, Longhorn AC/Texas
American SC Chmps. Austin
03-03-06
(Splits: 21.84, 45.02[23.18])]
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist/wr-setter, 100 meter backstroke [Athens, 2004; Beijing, 2008].
2003, ’05, ’07, ‘09 World Champion/world record-setter, same event)
45.02
Tom Shields, Cal
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Splits: 22.16, 45.02 [22.86].
(Note: Cal’s first gold-medalist, Pac-10’s record 22nd. Big Ten runner-up among all other
conferences w/18 titles. Stanford has most wins of any school (11), followed by SC’s 8,
Texas’ 7. Trojan John Naber race’s only “fourpeater” [1974-‘77])
45.07r
Walker
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-27-97
(Splits: 21.50, 45.07 [23.57]
45.09
Peter Marshall, Unat./Stanford
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
11-30-07
(Splits: 21.81, 45.09 [23.28])
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45.11
45.11
45.13p
45.14
45.17r
45.19r
45.21
45.25
45.26
45.28pr
45.30
45.32r
45.32r
45.37r
45.37^
45.40r
45.40
45.40r
Godsoe
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
(Splits: 21.78, 45.11 [34.44].
Note: Godsoe’s first individual NCAA title, Stanford’s 11th 100 back crown, most by any school,
Pac-10s 22nd win, most by any conference. Cardinal coach Skip Kenney has guided 10 of those 11
Stanford wins. His predecessor, Jim Gaughran, was responsible for No. 1 [52.44 by Fred Heywood
in 1969]. Who wudda thunk it? Not EVEN Jim Plunkett!)
Eric Ress, Indiana/FRA
Big Tens
Minneapolis
02-25-11
(Splits: 21.86, 45.11 [23.25].
(Note: Big Ten Championships record.):
Kohlton Norys, Auburn
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.91, 4513 [23.22])
Ress
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Splits: 21.58, 45.14 [23.56])
Hill Taylor, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Splits: 21.94, 45.17 [23.23])
Lochte
SECs
The Swamp
02-17-05
(Splits: 21.63, 45.19 [23.56])
(Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC]/Championships record.
(Note: fastest-ever conference championship.)
Marshall, Stanford
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-05-04
(Splits: 21.79, 45.21 [23.42])
(Note: Pac-10 Championship record.
(Note: Southern California Swimming/Belmont Plaza Open/All-Comers records)
Walker
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-28-97
(Splits: 21.57, 45.25 [23.68])
Norys
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 22.15, 45.26 [23.11])
(Note: first NCAA title. Only individual gold-medalist of meet for team champ Auburn. )
Lochte
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-23-06
(Splits: 21.70, 45.28 [23.58])
David Russell, Cal
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.99, 45.30 [23.31])
Marshall
NCAAs
Austin
03-27-03
(Splits: 21.64, 45.32 [23.68])
Wolloch
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Splits: 21.82, 45.32 [23.50])
(Note: leadoff leg on Auburn’s U.S. Open/NCAA record-setting 400 yard medley relayt)
Lochte
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-05
(Splits: 21.74, 45.37 [23.63])
Lochte, Daytona Beach SC
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-05-08
(Splits: 22.36, 45.37 [23.01[]
Peirsol, Longhorn
American SC Chmps. Austin
03-04-06
(Splits: 22.22, 45.40 [23.18])
Subirats
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-28-08
(Splits: 22.02, 45.40 [23.38])
Ress
Big Tens
Minneapolis
02-24-11
(Splits: 21.91, 45.40 [23.49])
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45.42
45.43
45.43p
45.43
45.43
45.44
45.45
45.47p
45.48
45.49r
45.49
45.50r
45.50r
45.50
45.51p
45.52
45.54pr
45.55pr
45.56
45.57
45.57pr
Russell
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-28-08
(Splits: 21.91, 45.42 [23.51])
Brian Retterer, Stanford
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-24-95
(Splits: 22.16, 45.43 [23.27])
Wolloch
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 22.07, 45.43 [23.35])
Taylor
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.93, 45.43 [23.50])
Wolloch
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.85, 45.43 [23.58])
Lochte
SoCal Swimming GP Belmont Plaza
01-19-09
(Splits: 22.22, 45.44 [23.22])
Hesen
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-16-07
(Splits: 21.89, 45.45 [23.56])
Taylor
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 22.16, 45.48 [23.32])
Grevers
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-05-08
(Splits: 21.98, 45.48 [23.50])
Godsoe
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Splits: 21.73, 45.49 [23.76])
(Note: leadoff leg on Stanfrd’s American record-setting 400 yard medley relay)
David Nolan, Hershey
PA. 3A Chanps.
Lewisburg
03-19-11
(Splits: 22.20, 45.49 [23.29].
(Note: national high-school/17-18 NAG records.
(Note: set 100 free standard leding off 400 free relay in 42.34 and previous day set 200 IM
national prep/17-18 NAG record in 200 IM [1:41.41]. First high schooler to set three national
records in same meet!)
Retterer
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-23-95
(Splits: 22.24, 45.50 [23.26])
Peirsol, Texas
NCAAs
Austin
03-27-03
(Splits: 22.22, 45.50 [23.28])
Michael Phelps, Club Wolverine
Toyot Grand Prix
Belmont Plaza
01-21-08
(Splits: 22.45, 45.50 [23.05])
Jared White, Auburn
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.92, 45.51 [23.61])
Hesen
Big Tens
Columbus
02-17-07
(Splits: 21.87, 45.52 [23.65])
Marshall
NCAAs
The ‘Dawg Pound
03-28-02
(Splits: 21.74, 45.54 [24.20])
Russell
NCAAs
College Station
0326-09
(Splits: 21.97, 45.57 [23.60])
Cole Cragin, Texas
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Splits: 22.06, 45.56 [23.50])
Marshall
NCAAs
Austin
03-28-03
(Splits: 22.14, 45.57 [23.43])
Godsoe
NCAAs
College Station
0326-09
(Splits: 21.96, 45.57 [23.61])
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Remaining Top 51 Performers
45.60
Nick Thoman, Mecklenburg AC/Ariz. U.S. Nationals
Federal Way
12-04-09
(Splits: 22.04, 45.60 [23.56].
(Note: American record-holder, 100 meter backstroke [scm], 48.49r, “Duel in the Pool,” Manchester,
12-18-09)
45.61r
Marco Loughran, Florida/WAL [GBR] SECs
The Swamp
02-18-11
(Splits: 23.97. 45.61 [21.64])
45.62
Randall Bal, Coral Springs/Stanford
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
11-30-07
(Splits: 21.88, 45.62 [23.74])
(Note: former world record-holder, 50 meter backstroke.)
45.63r
Michael Gilliam, Tennessee
NCAAs
College Station
03-22-01
(Splits: 22.46, 45.63 [23.17])
45.63
Kyle Owens, Auburn
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Splits: 22.06, 45.63 [23.57])
45.65pr
Omar Pinzon, Florida/COL
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Splits: 22.04, 45.65 [23.61])
45.66r
Doug Van Wie, Mecklenburg ACAub. U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
011-29-07
(Splits: 22.00, 45.66 [23.66])
45.72p
Tony Cox, Auburn
SECs
The Swamp
02-18-11
45.77p
Cory Chitwood, Arizona
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
45.82
Rexford Tullius, Florida
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
45.86p
Mitchell Friedemann, Arizona
Longhorn Invite.
Austin
12-02-11
45.89
David Plummer, Minnetonka SC/Minn. Cheaspeake SC Elite Oklahoma City
12-17-11
45.91
Ian Crocker, Longhorn AC/Texas
Longhorn Invitational Austin
11-30-07
45.93pr
Tommy Wyher, North Carolina
NCAAs
CXolumbus
03-26-10
(Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC] record.)
45.94r
Nate Dusing, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-22-01
45.95
Adam Mania, Schroeder ST/Wisc.
YMCA Masters Nats. Fort Lauderdale
04-18-10
(Note: 25-29 Masters national record/fastest-ever by ANY Masters swimmer)
46.01
Andrew Elliott, Ohio St.
Big Tens
Columbus
02-26-10
46.05r
Alex Lim, Cal/MAS
NCAAs
The ‘Dawg Pound
03-29-02
46.05r
Jayme Cramer, Stanford
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-04-05
46.07
Jake Tapp, Arizona/CAN
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
46.07r
Guy Barnea, Cal/ISR
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
46.09p
Mitchell Friedmann, Arizona
NCAAs
Minneapolisi
03-25-11
46.12
Jeff Rouse, Stanford
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-27-92
(Note: Olympic silver-medalist, 100 meter backstroke [1992, Barcelona]; gold-medalist [1996,
Atlanta])
46.14r
Aaron Wayne, Terrapins
Speedo Sectionals
“Sin City”
03-02-09
46.15
Ryan Berube, SMU
NCAAs
Austin
03-29-96
46.19r
Tommy Sacco, Texas
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-15-07
46.22p
Mathias Gydesen, Cal/DEN
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
46.23
Evan Martinec, LSU
SECs
The ‘Dawg Pound
02-25-04
46.27
David Cromwell, Longhorn/Harvard
Chesapeake SC Elite Oklahoma City
12-15-07
46.27r
Ivan Tolic, Arizona/CRO
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-04-11
46.28r
Ricky Berens, Texas
Big 12s
College Station
02-26-10
46.31pr
Jason Bergstrom, Texas A&M
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
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46.31p
Bryan O’Connor, Arizona
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
200 YARD BACKSTROKE
Top 51 Performances
1:36.81*+
Ryan Lochte, Daytona Beach SC/FLA. U.S. Nationals
Atlant
(Splits: 23.11, 47.61 [24.50], 1:11.93 [24.32], 1:36.81 [24.88])
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist/world record-setter, 200 meter backstroke [2008, Beijing]. World
Champion/world record-setter, 200 meter backstroke [Melbourne, 2007; gold-medalist [Shanghai,
2K11]. First Gator since Martin Lopez-Zubero [100 meter backstroke, Rome, 1994] to win a World
Championship gold. Ssecond Gator [again Zubero was first to win World Championship 200 back
gold. Zubero’s win came at Perth in 1991. Lochte first Gator to win an Olympic gold since Zubero
[200 back, Barcelona [1992].
(Note: World Champion/American record-setter [scm], 200 backstroke [Dubai, 12/19/10].
(Note: time [1:46.68] second fastest ever, performers/performances.
(Note: record was his fifth individual gold of meet, fourth AR. Set wrs in 200-400 IMs. Also won
golds in 100 IM-400 medley relay for six total and took home silver in 800 FR.
1:37.58@#
Tyler Clary, Michigan
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 23.27, 47.70 [24.43], 1:12.54 [24.84], 1:37.58 [25.34].
(Note: first Wolverine gold-medalist since 1963, when Ed Bartsch won in 1:57.8. Secomd overall
Michigan winner.
(Note: 100 split = career-best and second-fastest all-time en route to 200.)
1:37.68
Lochte, Florida
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-25-06
(Splits: 22.64, 47.42 [24.78], 1:12.14 [24.72], 1:37.68 [25.54])
(Note: 100 split fastest-ever en route to 200.
(Note: Lochte’s unprecedented fourth NCAA record of meet [100-200 backstrokes, 200-400 IMs];
Third Amrican record)
1:38.17p
Clary
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 28.53, 48.42 [24.89], 1:13.33 [24.91], 1:38.17 [24.84])
1:38.29
Lochte
SECs
The Swamp
02-19-05
(Splits: 23.66, 48.52 [24.86], 1:12.98 [24.46], 1:38.29 [25.31])
(Note: Southeastern Conference Championships record. Fastest-ever conference championship)
1:38.37
Lochte
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-05
(Splits: 22.97, 48.23 [25.26], 1:13.03 [24.79], 1:38.37 [25.35])
1:38.45
Aaron Peirsol, Longhorn AC/Texas
American SC Chmps. Austin
03-04-06
(Splits: 22.81, 47.55 [24.74], 1:12.77 [25.22], 1:38.45 [25.68])
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 200 meter backstroke [Athens, 2004]; silver-medalist [2008, Beijing].
World Champion/world record-setter, 200 meter backstroke [2009, Rome])
1:38.49
Lochte, Daytona Beach SC
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-06-08
(Splits: 23.30, 48.23 [24.93], 1:13.13 24.90), 1:38.49 [25.36])
1:38.67
Jake Tapp, Arizona/CAN
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 22.94, 47.85 [24.91], 1:13.21 [25.86], 1:38.67 [25.46].
(Note: Pac-10 record. First non-Stanford swimmer to hold conference record since Cardinal
Brian Retterer went 1:40.06 @ NCAAs in 1995)
1:38.71
Matt Grevers, Northwestern
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-17-07
(Splits: 23.04, 47.97 [24.93], 1:12.97 [25.00], 1:38.71 [25.74]
1:38.79
Peirsol
Chesapeake SC Elite Oklahoma Citgy
12-16-07
(Splits: 23.38, 48.49 [25.11], 1:13.65 [25.16], 1:38.79 [25.14])
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1:38.84
1:38.85
1:38.96
1:39.01
1:39.10
1:39.13p
1:39.16
1:39.29
1:39.44p
1:39.50
1:39.52p
1:39.53
1:39.59
1:39.64p
1:39.65
1:39.72
1:39.78
1:39.88
Cory Chitwood, Arizona
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
(Splits: 23.23, 48.17 [24.94], 1:13.61 [25.44], 1:38.84 [25.13].
(Note: second-consecutive gold.
(Note: Pac-10’s record 23rd title. Big Ten ranks second with 20 wins. Stanford has most wins
of any program with 10, followed by USC [8], and Ohio State/Indiana [six each].)
Chitwood
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-03-11
(Splits: 23.13, 47,74 [24.61], 1:13.14 [25.40], 1:38.85 [25.71])
Eric Ress, Indiana/FRA
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
(Splits: 23.25, 48.17 [24.92], 1:13.45 [25.28], 1:38.96 [25.51])
Lochte
SoCal Swimming GP Belmont Plaza
01-17-09
(Splits: 23.42, 48.54 [25.12], 1:13.59 [25.05], 1:39.01 [25.42])
(Note: Belmont Plaza/Southern California Swimming Open/’All Comers” record)
Peirsol
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-01-07
(Splits: 23.30, 48.24 [24.94], 1:13.35 [25.11], 1:39.10 [25.75])
Tapp
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 23.33, 48.42 [25.09], 1:13.66 [25.24], 1:39.13 [25.47])
Peirsol, Texas
NCAAs
Austin
03-29-03
(Splits: 23.58, 48.95 [25.37], 1:15.42 [26.47], 1:39.16 [24.74].
(Note: Big 12 record.)
Chitwood
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
(Splits: 23.54, 48.86 [25.32], 1:14.48 [26.62], 1:39.29 [24.81].
Lochte
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-01-07
(Splits: 23.62, 49.25 [28.63], 1:14.14 [28.89], 1:39.44 [25.30])
Omar Pinzon, Florida/COL
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 22.81, 47.90 [25.09], 1:13.78 [25.88], 1:39.50 [25.72])
(Note: first Colombian medalist in any event [bronze])
Ress
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
(Splits: 23.64, 38.95 [25.31], 1:14.39 [25.44], 1:39.52 [25.13])
Grevers
Big Tens
Columbus
02-18-07
(Splits: 23.08 48.19 [25.11], 1:14.45 [25.26], 1:39.53 [26.08])
(Note: Big Ten Championship record. First Big Ten swimmer under 1:40.0)
Clary
Big Tens
West Lafayette
02-28-09
(Splits: 24.04, 49.01 [24.97], 1:14.41 [25.40], 1:39.59 [25.18])
(Note: second Big Ten swimmer and first Wolverine under 1:40.0)
Clary
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
(Splits: 23.68 48.98 [25.30], 1:14.24 [25.26], 1:39.64 [25.40])
Pascal Wolloch, Auburn/CAN
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 23.11, 48.03 [24.92], 1:13.48 [25.45], 1:39.65 [26.17].
(Note: fourth man under 1:40.0 in same race. Unprecedented!)
Michael Phelps, NBAC
NBAC X-Mas Invite. Annapolis
12-11-11
(Splits: 23.31, 48.19 [24.88], 1:13.85 [25.66], 1:39.72 [25.87].
(Note: old pr: 1:41.55, Maryland All-Star Championships, Annapolis, 03/04.)
Peirsol
Mustang Classic
Dallas
01-12-08
(Splits: 23.69, 49.13 [2.44], 1:14.41 [25.28], 1:39.78 [[25.37])
Rexford Tullius, Florida
SECs
Auburn
02-21-09
(Splits: 23.65, 49.29 [25.64], 1:16.43 [26.14], 1:39.88 [23.45])
(Note: second Gator under 1:40.0 all-time. Florida first school to accomplish this feat)
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1:39.89
Clary
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
(Splits: 23.57, 48.81 [25.24], 1:14.26 [25.45], 1:39.89 [25.63])
1:39.91p
Wolloch
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 23.56, 48.66 [25.10], 1:14.16 [25.50], 1:39.91 [25.75])
1:39.96p
Pinzon
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 23.21, 48.72 [25.51], 1:14.45 [25.75], 1:39.96 [25.51])
(Note: third Gator under 1:40.0. Most-ever by any school)
1:39.99
Grevers, Tucson Ford Aquatics
Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza
01-19-08
(Splits: 23.64, 49.21 [25.57], 1:15.01 [25.80], 1:39.99 [24.98])
1:40.01p
Peirsol
NCAAs
Austin
03-29-03
1:40.06p
Brian Retterer, Stanford
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-25-95
1:40.07p
Lochte
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-25-06
1:40.07
Eugene Godsoe, Stanford
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
1:40.08
Godsoe
NCAAs
College Station
03-18-09
1:40.09
Pinzon
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
1:40.11
Lochte
Auburn Dual
The Swamp
01-21-06
(Note: fastest-ever dual-meet)
1:40.11
Markus Rogan, Trojan SC/StanfordAUT U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-03-10
(Note: old career-best, 1:40.79, 2002 Pac-10s. Won NCAAs three weeks later in 1:41.14.
(Note: first U.S. Nationals title.
(Note: 28 years old. Born: 05-04-82.)
1:40.11
Marco Loughran, Florida/WAL
SECs
The Swamp
02-19-11
1:40.12
David Cromwell, Longhorn /Harvard Chesapeake SC Elite Oklahoma City
12-16-07
1:40.13p
Godsoe
NCAAs
College Station
03-18-09
1:40.14
Peirsol, Longhorn
Anerican SC Champs. Austin
03-05-05
1:40.15
Pinzon
SECs
Auburn
02-21-09
1:40.18
Clary
Big Tens
Columbus
03-27-10
1:40.20
Tullius
NCAAs
College Station
03-18-09
1:40.21p
Jared White, Auburn
NCAAs
College Station
03-18-09
1:40.22
Patrick Schirk, Penn St.
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
(Note: Schirk’s/Nittany Lions’ first NCAA title [individual/relay] in team’s 65-year history From
high above the western sidelines of Happy Valley Stadia, Rip Engle/John Capaletti/Joe Pa are
smiling!)
1:40.22
Grevers
USA Grnd Prix
Belmont Plaza
01-16-10
Remaining Top 50 Performers
1:40.24p
Kohlton Norys, Auburn
NCAAs
College Station
03-18-09
1:40.25
Hongzhe Sun, Stanford
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-25-06
1:40.34p
Austin Surhoff, Texas
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
(Note: son of former Atlanta Braves’ star B.J.; mom former Univ. North Carolina All-America
Polly Winde, 1984 NCAA 400 IM runner-up to Florida’s Tracy Caulkins.)
1:40.36
David Russell, Cal
NCAAs
College Station
03-18-09
1:40.36
Kyle Owens, Auburn
SECs
The Swamp
02-19-11
1:40.41
John Conger, Rockville Montgomery
Tom Dolan Invite.
College Park
12-11-11
(Note: 17-18 NAG record.)
1:40.47p
Hill Taylor, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-18-09
1:40.53p
Max Murphy, Auburn
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
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1:40.59
1:40.64
1:40.71
1:40.72
1:40.79
1:40.82
1:40.83
1:40.85
1:40.88p
1:40.90
1:41.11p
1:41.21
1:41.23
1:41.23
1:41.24
1:41.26
1:41.27
1:41.27p
1:41.29p
1:41.29
1:41.38
1:41.41
1:41.46p
1:41.48p
Lenny Krayzelburg, USC
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-08-97
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 200 meter backstroke [2000, Sydney])
Jeff Rouse, Stanford
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-28-92
Dan Westcott, Stanford
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-08-03
Nick Thoman, Mecklenburg AC/Ariz. U.S. Nationals
Federal Way
12-05-09
Jacob Pebley, Corvallis Aquatics
U.S. Junior Nationals Austin
12-10-11
(Note: Junior Nationals record.)
James Lendrum, USC
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-03-11
Chad Barlow, Auburn
SECs
Gainesville
02-19-05
Ben Hesen, Indiana
Big Tens
Ann Arbor
03-01-08
Matt Swanston, Stanford/CAN
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
Ryan Murphy, Bolles
U.S. Junior Nationals Austin
12-10-11
(Note: 15-16 NAG record. Second performer-performnce all-time U.S. Juniors. Olympic
gold-medalist, 200 meter backstroke [2K12, London; 2K16, Rio])
Andrew Hodgson, Florida St./GBR
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC] record)
Tate Blahnik, Stanford
NCAAs
Auburn
03-28-98
Ryan Berube, SMU
NCAAs
Austin
03-30-96
Bryan O’Connor, Arizona
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
Doug Van Wie, Auburn
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-05
Chris DeJong, Michigan
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-05
Alex Lim, Cal/MAS
Stanford Dual
The Farm
02-21-04
Anders Jensen, Oakland [MI.]/DEN
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Note: Summit League record.)
Chris Kellam, Florida
NCAAs
Austin
03-29-03
Jayme Cramer, S’strn. SC/Stanford
American SC Chmps. Austin
03-04-06
Lucas Salatta, Florida/BRA
SECs
Lexington
02-10-07
Martin Lopez-Zubero, FAST/ESP
Nike Cup
Chapel Hill
12-08-91
(Note: World Champion, 200 meter backstroke [1991, Perth]. Olympic gold-medalist [1992,
Barcelona]. Two-time world record-setter. Spain’s only Olympic gold-medalist/first wr-setter,
any event [m/w])
Neil Caskey, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
Bryce Hunt, Auburn
NCAAs
Austin
03-29-03
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100 YARD BREASTSTROKE
Top 51 Performances
50.86@
Damir Dugonjic, Cal/SLO
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 10.73, 23.45 [12.72], 37.03 [13.58], 50.86 [13.83].
(Reaction Time: +0.77.
(Note: 50 split fastest all-time.
(Note: third Cal gold-medalist. Graham Smith [1977-’79; Henrique Barbosa [2006] others. First
Slovenian gold-medalist in any event.
50.94#
Dugonjic
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Splits: 23.70, 50.94 [27.24].
(Note: third-consecutive gold; first Pac-10 swimmer to achieve this feat. Other “threepeaters”
include Michigan’s Richard Nelson (1961-’63), Tennessee’s Jeremy Linn (’96-’98). There are a
of “fourpeaters,” SMU’s Steve Lundquist [’81-’84] and Texas’ Brendan Hansen [’01-’04].
(Note: Dugonjic a senior so no chance for “fourpeat.”
(Note: Pac-10’s 24th gold-medal since race became a Championship event in 1958. Most-ever.)
51.35*+
Mike Alexandrov, Tucson Ford/N’wsn.U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-03-10
(Splits: 24.16, 51.35 [27.18].
(Note: first American record for former Bulgarian Olympian [Athens/Beijing] who will now swim
exclusively for his “Uncle Sam” during balance of career.)
51.41
Dugonjic
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-06-09
(Splits: 23.90, 51.41 [27.51])
(Note: Pac-10 Championshps record. Fastest-ever conference championships)
51.56
Alexandrov
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-16-07
(Splits: 11.12, 24.16, [13.04], 37.84 [13.68], 51.56 [13.72])
51.63
Nolan Koon, Cal
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Splits: 24.06, 51.63 [27.57].
(Note: fastest-ever non-winning time.)
51.65
Dugonjic
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
(Splits: 23.90, 51.65 [27.75].
(Note: second-consecutive gold.
(Note: second Golden Bear to win same NCAA event his first two seasons. Graham Smith, who
swam for Cal in mid-1970s and became a Canadian Olympian, won the NCAA 200 breast his
freshman through junior seasons [1977-‘79]. He also won the 100 breast his soph/junior years and
in ’79, his final year @ Berkeley, swept both breaststrokes and the 200 IM. He might well have gone
four-for-four in the 200 breast but in the fall of ’79 he left Cal for Nashvlle to train w/Don Talbot for
the Moscow Olympics. Due to the U.S.-led boycott and his country’s support of same, he never got
to swim in the Games themselves but was named an honorary Olympian by Swim Canada [SNC])
51.70p
Dugonjic
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Splits: 24.02, 51.70 [27.68].
(Note: fastest-ever qualifying time.)
51.75p
John Criste, Stanford
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 24.08, 51.75 [27.67].
51.76p
Kevin Cordes, Arizona
Longhorn Invite.
Austin
12-02-11
(Splits: 24.45, 51.76 [27.41].
(Note: Pac-12/17-18 NAG records. Fastest all-time collegiate invitational.)
51.80
Alexandrov, Wildcat Aquatics
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
11-30-07
(Splits: 24.25, 51.80 [27.55])
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51.80
51.81p
51.82
51.82p
51.82p
51.83p
51.86
51.88
51.89
51.89p
51.90
51.96
51.98
52.01
52.02
52.03
52.04
52.05
52.07
52.07
52.09
Adam Klein, Auburn
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 24.20, 51.80 [27.60])
(Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC] record.
Klein
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 24.21, 51.81 [27.60])
Alexandrov
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-05-08
(Splits: 24.31, 51.82 [27.51])
Dugonjic
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 24.27, 51.82 [27.55])
Alexandrov
U.S. Ntionals
Columbus
12-03-10
(Splits: 24.31, 51.82 [42.51])
Dujonjic
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-06-09
(Splits: 24.22, 51.83 [27.61])
Jeremy Linn, Tennessee
SECs
The ‘Dawg Pound
02-21-97
(Splits: 24.28, 51.86 [27.58].
(Note: Olympic silver-medalist, 100 meter breaststroke [Atlanta, 1996].
(Note: SEC Championships record.)
Dugonjic
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-04-11
(Splits: 24.39, 51.88 [27.49]):
Criste
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 24.17, 51.89 [27.72])
(Note: third man under 52.0 in same race. Unprecedeted!)
Clark Burckle, Tucson Ford/FL.-Ariz. U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-03-10
(Splits: 24.34, 51.89 [27.55].
(Note: older sister Caroline, now swimming for FAST in California, NCAA record-holder in
500 yard freestyle for Florida, where Clark also swam his first three seasons before transferring
to Arizona in fall of 2K9.)
Marcus Titus, Tucson Ford/ASU
U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-03-10
(Splits: 24.38, 51.90 [27.52])
Brendan Hansen, Texas
NCAAs
Austin
03-28-03
(Splits: 24.49, 51.96 [27.47])
(Note: Big 12 record.
(Note: World Champion, 100 meter breaststroke [2005, Montreal; 2007, Melbourne].
(Note: four-time gold-medalist, 2001-’04. Only “fourpeater” other than SMU’s Steve Lundquist.)
Burckle
U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-03-10
(Splits: 24.51, 51.98 [27.47])
Hansen, Longhorn Aquatics
American SC Chmps. Austin
03-02-06
Carlos Almeida, Louisville/POR
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Note: Big East record.)
Paul Kornfeld, Stanford/CAN
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-28-08
(Note: record 13th title for Stanford, most by any school. Texcas, Michigan are tied for No. 2
with five golds each.)
Cordes
Longhorn Invite.
Austin
12-02-11
Kornfeld
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
Sean Mahoney, Cal
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
Alexandrov, Unat.-AZ.
U.S. Nationals
Federal Way
12-04-09
Michael Silva, Auburn
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
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52.10p
52.12
52.12
52.13
52.14
52.16
52.19
52.20p
52.21
Koon
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
Ed (Holy!) Moses, Unat./Virginia
Tennessee Dual
Charlottesville
01-11-02
Dugonjic
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-05- 10
Mark Gangloff, Mecklenburg AC/Aub. U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-05-08
Dugonjic
Husky Invitational
Federal Way
12-06-08
Criste
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-06-09
Kornfeld
NCAAs
Miknneapolis
03-16-07
Mahoney
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
Titus, Arizona St.
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Note: fifth Pac-10 finalist!)
52.22
Scott Spann, Texas
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
52.22
Neil Versfeld, Athens Bulldogs/GA.
U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-03-10
52.23
Kosuke Kitajima, Trojan SC/JPN
SoCal Holiday Invite. Belmont Plaza
01-17-11
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 100 meter breaststroke [Athens, 2004; Beijing, 2008].
(Note: second yards competition and second scy meet since coming back from a year’s layoff after
Beijing Olympics. Swam @ a lcm meet in Tokyo in late November of ’09 and then @ U.S.
Nationals shortly thereafter before resuming full-time training @ USC last winter.
(Note: only man to win back-to-back Olympic 100 meter breast golds)
52.23
Versfeld, Georgia/RSA
SECs
Auburn
02-20-09
52.23p
Titus, Tucson Ford
U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-03-10
52.24
Alexandrov
Big Tens
Columbus
02-17-07
52.24
Martti Aljand, Cal/EST
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
52.25
Vladislav Polyakov, Alabama/KAZ
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-16-07
52.25
Polyakov, South Florida SC
U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-03-10
52.26p
Linn
SECs
The ‘Dawg Pound
02-21-97
52.26p
Eric Shanteau, Longhorn AC/Auburn USA Grand Prix
Austin
03-06-09
(Note: American record-holder, 100 meter breaststroke.)
Remainng Top 50 Performers
52.43
Alex Hetland, Tampa/NOR
NCAA DII Champs. Houston
03-13-09
(Note: NCAA Division II/Championships record.)
52.43p
Curtis Lovelace, Stanford
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
52.48
Steve Lundquist, SMU
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-25-83
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist/world record-setter, 100 meter breaststroke [1984, Los Angeles])
(Note: Southwestern Conference [SWC] record.
(Note: four-time NCAA gold-medalist, only swimmer other than Texas’ Brendan Hansen to
“fourpeat.”)
52.52
Henrique Barbosa, Cal/BRA
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-24-06
52.54
Kevin Swander, Indiana
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-24-06
52.55
Gary Marshall, Stanford
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
02-04-05
52.60
Dave Denniston, NOVA/Auburn
Kerr-McGee Elite
Oklahoma City
12-20-02
52.61p
Tyler O’Halloran, Texas
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-16-07
52.62p
Carl Mickelson, Arizona
Longhorn Invite.
Austin
12-02-11
52.68
Pat Calhoun, Auburn
SECs
Auburn
02-18-00
52.68p
Dave Rollins, Arizona
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-24-06
52.73
Dillon Connolly, USC
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-05- 10
52.76
Anthony Robinson, Stanford
NCAAs
College Station
03-23-01
52.76p
Nick Ferrif, Cal/NZL
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-04-11
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52.80
52.81
52.81
52.86
52.86
52.86p
52.87
52.87
52.88p
52.88
52.90
52.92
52.94
52.94
Andrew Morrell, UNLV
Mtn. West Champs. Oklahoma City
02-25-11
(Note: Mountain West Conference/Championships record.)
Kevin Bartell, USC
Pac-10 Invitational Belmont Plaza
03-08-09
Eric Friedland, Texas
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
Barry Murphy, Tennessee/IRL
SECs
Auburn
02-20-09
Mickey Malul, Georgia Tech/ISR
ACCs
College Park
02-27-09
Kelley Wyman, Arizona
Longhorn Invite.
Austin
12-02-11
Ivan Barnes, Arizona
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-02-05
Roman Sludnov, NOVA/RUS
Kerr-McGee Elite
Oklahoma City
12-17-05
Keenan Newman, Stanford
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-16-07
Brad Craig, Tennessee
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
Cody Miller, Indiana
Big Tens
Minneapolis
02-25-11
(Note: stlll 15-16 NAG record-holder w/his 54.38 from Junior Nationals three years ago. Look ou,
Mr. Kitajima!!!)
Mihaly Flaskay, USC/HUN
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-05
David Maras, Auburn
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-16-07
Jakub Dobies, Cleveland St./POL
Horizon Lge. Chmps. Brown Deer
02-27-09
(Note: Horizon League/Championships record)
200 YARD BREASTSTROKE
Top 50 Performances
1:51.40@+
Neil Versfeld, Georgia/RSA
NCAAs
College Station
3-28-09
(Splits: 25.12, 53.57 [28.45], 1:22.02 [28.45], 1:51.40 [29.38].
(Reaction Time: +0.69. Fastest among finalists.
(Note: Versfeld’s first win, second ‘Dawg gold-medalist. Matt Buck [1:56.62, 1996] was first.
(Note: SEC’s seventh title. Third-most behind Pac-10’s record 21, Big Ten’s nine)
1:51.73*+#
Mike Alexandrov, Tucson Ford/Nwstn. U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-04-10
(Splits: 25.11, 53.69 [28.58], 1:22.45 [28.76], 1:51.73 [28.93].
Reaction Time: +0.70.)
(Note: first 200 breast American Record of career. First man to break U.S. 100-200 yard breast
records in same meet since former Texas star Brendan Hansen did it @ 2003 NCAAs in his
“home pool,” i.e.., Texas Swimming Center [51.96-1:52.62])
1:51.74
Brendan Hansen, Texas
American SC Chmps. Austin
03-04-06
(Splits: 25.27, 53.59 [28.42], 1:22.59 [29.00], 1:51.74 [29.15])
(Note: World Champion, 200 meter breaststroke [2005, Montreal] American record-holder)
1:51.88
Ed (Holy!) Moses, Unat./Virginia
ACCs (exh)
Chapel Hill
03-01-03
(Splits: 25.24, 53.18 [27.94], 1:22.13 [28.95], 1:51.88 [29.75])
(Note: 100 split fastest-ever en route to 200 clocking)
1:51.96
Alexandrov
U.S. Nationls
Atlanta
12-06-08
(Splits: 25.12, 53.70 [28.58], 1:22.74 [29.04], 1:51.96 [29.02]
1:51.96p
Sean Mahoney, Cal
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 24.95, 53.73 [28.78], 1:22.91 [29.18], 1:51.96 [28.05])
(Note: Pac-10 record. Fastest-ever qualifying time.
(Note: 200 meter breaststroke gold-medalist/record-setter, Pan-Am Games [Guadalajara, 2K11])
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1:52.06
1:52.07
1:52.10p
1:52.12
1:52.24p
1:52.27
1:52.34
1:52.43
1:52.55
1:52.62
1:52.71
1:52.71
Eric Shanteau, Longhorn AC/Auburn USA Grand Prix
Austin
03-07-09
(Splits: 25.95, 54.67 [28.72], 1:23.27 [28.60], 1:52.06 [28.79])
(Note: American record-holder/World Champion silver-medalist, 200 meter breaststroke
[Rome, 2009]. Lost gold by .01 to Hungary’s Daniel Gyurta.)
Versfeld
SECs
Auburn
02-21-09
(Splits: 25.07, 53.40 [28.33], 1:22.41 [29.01], 1:52.07 [29.66])
(Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC] Championships record.
(Note: fastest-ever conference championships)
Versfeld
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 25.53, 54.29 [28.76], 1:23.17 [28.88], 1:52.10 [28.93])
Clark Burckle, Tucson Ford/FL.-AZ. U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-04-10
(Splits: 25.13, 53.79 [28.66], 1:22.72 [28.93], 1:52.12 [29.40])\
Scott Spann, Texas
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
(Splits: 25.45, 53.84 [38.49], 1:22.83 [28.99], 1:52.24 [29.41].
(Note: fastest time of event, prelims/finals.
(Note: Bejing Olympian two years ago, reaching the semifinals of the 200 breaststroke)
(Note: son of Dr. Scott Spann, 1978 NCAA 100 breast/200 IM champ for then Auburn coach
Eddie Reese. En route to gold in the IM, Spann set an American/NCAA record [1:48.26],
becoming the first man under 1:50.0. He won the NCAA 200 IM the next season and struck
NCAA gold in the 100 butterfly in 1981 after transferring to Texas along with his coach,
Eddie Reese., His time, 47.22, was a then American/NCAA record. He thus became UT’s
first-ever national collegiate champion/record-setter.)
Shanteau
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-06-08
(Splits: 25.81, 54.64 [28.83], 1:23.39 [28.75], 1:52.27 [28.88])
Mahoney
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 24.79, 53.24 [28.45], 1:22.63 [29.39], 1:52.34 [29.71])
Eric Friedland, Texas
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
(Splits: 25.63, 63.67 [28.04], 1:22.80 [29.13], 1:52.43 [29.63].
(Note: Friedland’s first NCAA title, third Longhorn winner. Others: Kirk Stacl;e [1988].
Brendan Hansen [’01-‘04]. Hansen race’s ONLY “fourpeater.
(Note: Texas only Big 12 university to win this event. Prior to the conference’s formation nearly
20 years ago when it was the Southwestern Conference, SMU’s Steve Lundquist – Olympic
gold-medalist/world record-setter in the 100 meter breaststroke @ Los Angeles [1984] – won twice
for the Mustangs. He is only other Big12/SWC champ.)
Paul Kornfeld, Stanford/CAN
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 25.52, 54.35 [28.83], 1:23.57 [29.22], 1:52.55 [28.98])
Hansen
NCAAs
Austin
03-29-03
(Splits: 25.56, 54.15 [28.59], 1:22.81 [28.66], 1:52.62 [29.01])
(Note: won following year when meet was conducted in sc meters and thus he became first and
ONLY man to ever win this race four-consecutive times.)
Gary Marshall, Stanford
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-05-05
(Splits: 26.02, 54.47 [28.45], 1:23.45 [29.98], 1:52.71 [29.26])
(Note: Pac-10 Championships record.
(Note: SoCal Swimming/Belmont Plaza Open/”All-Comers” record.)
Vladimir Polyakov, Alabama/KAZ
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-17-07
(Splits: 25.34, 54.19 [28.85], 1:23.31 [29.12], 1:52.71 [29.40])
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1:52.75
1:52.81
1:52.81
1:52.88
1:52.88
1:52.92
1:52.93
1:52.96
1:52.98
1:53.03
1:53.11
1:53.11
1:53.13
1:53.17
1:53.19
1:53.20
1:53.21
1:53.34
1:53.36
1:53.38
1:53.43
1:53.44p
1:53.44
1:53.46
1:53.45p
1:53.48
1:53.50
1:53.52p
1:53.55p
1:53.55p
1:53.56p
1:53.58p
1:53.67
Burckle, Arizona
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
(Splits: 25.58, 54.32 [29/84], 1:23.45 [29.13], 1:52.75 [29.30])
(Note: first NCAA title, Arizona’s first 200 breast champion, Pac-10’s record 22nd gold.
(Note: Burckle transferred from Florida in this his senior season and now joins sister Caroline
as only siblings to win NCAA Division 1 titles, individual and/or relay.
Caroline also swam for Florida and won the 500 free her senior season two years ago [4:38.60],
Hansen
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-01-07
Alexandrov, Unat.-AZ.
U.S. Nationals
Federal Way
12-05-09
Hansen
NCAAs
The ‘Dawg Pound
03-30- 02
Martti Aljand, Cal/EST
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
Polyakov, South Florida SC
U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-04-10
Alexandrov, Northwestern
Big Tens
Columbus
02-18-07
(Note: Big Ten/Championships record.)
Adam Klein, Auburn
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
John Criste, Stanford
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
Kosuke Kitajima, Trojan SC/JPN
USA Grand Prix
Belmont Plaza
01-17-10
(Note: Olympic gold medalist, 200 meter breaststroke [Athens, 1004; Beijing, 2008].
(Note: only man to win back-to-back 200 golds. Only man to win 100-200 breaststrokes @ same
Olympics let alone do it twice in succession!)
Hansen
NCAAs
College Station
03-24-01
Kornfeld
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
(Note: Stanford’s record 13th title, Pac-10’s record 21st)
Nick D’Innocenzo, Texas
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
Spann, Michigan
Big Tens
Ann Arbor
03-01-08
(Note: Canham Natatorium pool record.)
Burckle
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
Versfeld
‘Dawg Invitational The ‘Dawg Pound
12-07-08
Spann
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
Klein
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
Nate Cass, Stanford
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-17-07
Moses, Unat.
Tennessee Dual
Charlottesville
01-11-02
(Note: fastest-ever dual meet.)
Carl Mickelson, Arizona
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-03-11
Klein
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
Kitajima
SoCal Swmng. Invite. Belmont Plaza
01-16-11
D’Innocenzo
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
Aledandrov, Tucson Ford
U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-04-10
Dave Denniston, Auburn
NCAAs
College Station
03-24-01
Austen Thompson, Arizona
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-03-11
Kornfeld
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
Klein
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
Kevin Cordes, Arizona
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-03-11
(Note: 17-18 NAG record.)
Criste
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
Friedland
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
Shanteau
U.S. Nationals
Federal Way
12-05-09
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Remaining Top 50 Performers
1:53.77
Mike Barrowman, Michigan
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-24-90
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 200 meter breaststroke [1992, Barcelona])
1:53.77
Marcus Titus, Tucson Ford/Arizona
U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-04-10
1:53.78p
Nolan Koon, Cal
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Note: second-performer/performance all-time 17-18 boys.)
1:53.93
Ryan Hurley, Virginia
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
1:53.97
Henrique Barbosa, Cal/BRA
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-25-06
(Note: gold-medalist. Second Cal swimmer – Graham Smith [1979] was first – to win both
NCAA breaststroke titles in same year.)
1:53.97
Augustin Magruder, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
1:54.00
Aaron Opell, Indiana
Big Tens
Colmbus
02-27-10
(Note: first Big Ten title/Hoosier record)
1:54.01p
Curtis Lovelace, Stanford
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
1:54.05p
Jack Brown, Arizona
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
1:54.07p
Damir Dugonjic, Cal/SLO
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
1:54.13
Elliott Keefer, Ohio St.
Big Tens
Colmbus
02-27-10
1:54.16
Cody Miller, Indiana
Big Tens
Minneapolis
02-26-11
(Note: also struck gold in 100 breast. Still 15-16 NAG record-holder in 200 yard breast w/his
1:56.48 from 2K8 NJOs in Austin!)
1:54.21
Trevor Hoyt, Cal
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
1:54.24
Brad Craig, Tennessee
SECs
The Swamp
02-19-11
1:54.27
Carlos Almeida, Louisville/POR
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
(Note: Big East record)
1:54.36p
Rob Holderness, Fl. St./GBR [WAL] NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
1:54.45
Phil Davis, Washington
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-06-04
1:54.49
Sergio Lopez, American Univ./ESP
NCAAs
Austin
03-30-91
1:54.54
Tom Cole, SMU
Conf. USA Champs. Houston
02-26-11
(Note: Conference USA/Championships record,)
1:54.56
Billy Cregar, Georgia
SECs
The Swamp
02-19-11
1:54.57
Roman Sludnov, NOVA/RUS
Kerr-McGee Elite
Oklahoma City
12-18-05
1:54.57
Nick Ferrif, Cal/NZL
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-05-11
1:54.75
Adam Ritter, Tucson Ford/Arizona
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-01-07
1:54.79
Bart Steninger, Arizona
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
1:54.81
Kirk Stackle, Texas
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-24-90
1:54.81
Michael Bruce, Stanford
NCAAs
The ‘Dawg Pound
03-30-02
1:54.85
Giordan Pogioli, Purdue
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-05
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100 YARD BUTTERFLY
Top 50 Performances
44.18**
Austin Staab, Stanford
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 9.59, 20.56 [10.97], 32.27 [11.71], 44.18 [11.71])
(Reaction Time: +0.79.
(Note: 50 split fastest all-time en route to 100 clocking.
(Note: Staab’s first NCAA win [any event], Stanford’s record eighth 100 fly gold, ALL
under guidance of Coach Skip Kenney. Pablo Morales [1984-‘87], Jay Mortensen
[1988-‘89], Dod Wales [1999] other Cardinal champions. Wales is son of Ross Wales, 1968 U.S.
Olympian in – what else? -- the 100 fly! The senior Wales, a former U.S. Swimming president,
was a Princeton man, however, and won this race in ’67 [50.26]. Dod’s winning time 32 years
later: 45.89, a then American/NCAA record)
44.57#
Albert Subirats, Arizona/VEN
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-16-07
(Splits: 9.63, 20.81 [11.18], 32.54 [11.73], 44.57 [12.03])
(Note: World Champion 100 meter butterfly bronze-medalist/South American record-setter [2007,
Melbourne]. First Venezuelan medalist for either sex.
(Note: gold-medalist, 100 meter butterfly [Pan-Am Games, Guadalajara, 2K11])
44.63
Tyler McGill, Auburn
NCAAs
College Sation
03-27-09
(Splits: 20.94, 44.63 [21.69])
(Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC] record. Only SEC swimmer ever under 45.0)
44.66
Staab
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-04-11
(Splits: 21.06, 44.66 [23.60].
(Note: Pac-10 Championships record. Time broke his own record of 44.69 from 2K9 meet,
which was then the American/NCAA reord too.
(Note: fastest-ever conference champiomnships.)
44.67p
McGill
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.03, 44.67 [23.64])
(Note: fastest-ever qualifying time.
(Note: first Auburn American/NCAA record-setter [broke Staab’s 44.69 from Pac-10s.]
44.69
Staab
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-06-09
(Splits: 20.97, 44.69 [23.72].
44.69
Staab
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Splits: 20.94, 44.69 [23.75].
(Note: Staab’s second win, Stanford’s record ninth champion, Pac-10’s record 20th gold-medalist
and record seventh-consecutive winner, most ever [both]. Big Ten second with 14.)
44.71p
Staab
NCAAs
College Station
03-17-09
(Splits: 21.13, 44.71 [23.58])
44.72
Ian Crocker, Texas
Big 12s
Austin
02-27-04
(Splits: 20.57. 44.72 [24.15])
(Note: World Champion, 100 meter butterfly [2003, Barcelona; 2005, Montreal]. Third man
after Indiana’s Mark Spitz [1969-‘72], Stanford’s Pablo Morlaes [1983-‘86] to win NCAA 100 yard
fly four-consecutive years [2001-‘04]. Olympic silver-medalist, 100 meter butterfly [2004, Athens].
(Note: Big 12/Championships record)
44.72
Staab, Westerville Aquatics
Speedo East Champs Buffalo
03-12-10
(Splits: 20.94, 44.72 [23.78])
.
44.73
Crocker, Longhorn Aquatics
American SC Chmps. Austin
03-02-06
(Splits: 20.60, 44.73 [24.13])
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44.78
44.90
44.91
44.91
44.96p
44.99
45.02
45.06
45.07
45.07
45.08
45.12
45.16p
45.20+
Tom Shields, Cal
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-04-11
(Splits: 21.02, 44.78 [23.76].
(Note: won 100 back several events later in pr 45.65, fastest nationally for 2K10-’11 and N. 2
all-time on Golden Bear list to David Russell’s school-record 45.30.)
Crocker
American SC Chmps. Austin
02-22-07
(Splits: 21.08, 44.90 [232.82])
Shields
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
(Splits: 20.83, 44.91 [24.08].
(Note: 17-18 NAG record. Old record: 45.75, Shields, 2010 Pac-10s three weeks earlier.
(Note: Shields first freshman since Texas’ Ian Crocker [2001] to win this race. Crocker won in
a then 17-18 NAG/Big 12 record 45.96. Crocker later joined Mark Spitz [Indiana, 1969-‘82] and
Stanford’s Pablo Morales [’84-‘87] as event’s only “fourpeaters.” Spitz and Morales also won
Olympic 100 fly golds later in their careers.
(Note: Shields Cal’s first gold-medalist since Croatia’s Duje Draganja set a U.S. Open/NCAA
record with his 45.39 in 2005, breaking Crocker’s 45.44 standard from two years earlier. Prior to
that, only Golden Bear gold-medalist was Par Arvidsson, a Swedish Olympian who won back-toback titles in 1979-’80. He also won the spring U.S. Nationals 100 meter fly in ‘80 a week after
NCAAs. Four months later he struck Olympic gold @ Moscow, as did Cal teammate Bengt Baron
in the 100 meter backstroke. Add in sprinter Pele Holmertz, yet ANOTHER Cal swimmer
at the time, and you had the makings of a pretty good medley relay.
Shields
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Splits: 21.25, 44.91 [23.74])
Shields
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Splits: 21.29, 44.96 [23/67])
Logan Madsen, Auburn
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.09, 44.99 [23.00])
(Note: third man under 45.0 in same race. Unprecedented!)
Matt Targett, Auburn/AUS
SECs
Auburn
02-20-09
(Splits: 21.66, 45.02 [23.36])
(Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC] Championships record)
Subirats
Longhorn Invitational Austin
11-30-06
(Splits: 21.03, 45.06 [24.03])
Subirats
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-28-08
(Splits: 21.43, 45.07 [23.645])
Matt Grevers, Tucson Ford/N’western U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-03-10
(Splits: 20.70, 45.07 [24.47].
(Note: third gold of meet. Also won 100 free-back in U.S. Nationals championship-record times.)
Subirats
Longhorn Invitational Austin
11-29-07
(Splits: 21.19, 45.08 [24.89])
Doug Lennox, Princeton/PUR
EISL Championships Princeton
03-06-09
(Splits: 20.86, 45.12 [24.26].
(Note: EISL [Ivy League]/Championships record. First Ivy Leaguer ever under 47.0; first and
ONLY Ivy Leaguer under 46.0. Beijing Olympian represented Puerto Rico [2008])
Staab
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-06-09
(Splits: 21.17, 45.16 [23.99])
Masayuki Kishida, Tucson Ford/JPN
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-05-08
(Splits: 20.72, 45.20 [24.48])
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45.23
45.24
45.32p
45.33p
45.33p
45.33
45.36
45.36
45.36
45.39
45.40
45.40p
45.43p
45.44
45.44
45.45
Crocker, Longhorn Aquaics
Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza
01-15-07
(Splits: 20.99, 45.23 [24.24])
(Note: SoCal Swimming/Belmont Plaza Open/“All-Comers “ records)
Chris Brady, Michigan
NCAAs
College Station
03-17-09
(Splits: 21.01, 45.24 [23.23])
(Note: Big Ten record.)
Shields
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-04-11
(Splits: 21.14, 45.32 [23.18])
Madsen
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.02, 45.33 [24.31])
Brady
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.17, 45.33 [24.17])
Shields
U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-03-10
(Splits: 21.31, 45.33 [24.02])
Ben Wildman-Tobriner, Stanford
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-16-07
(Splits: 21.25, 45.36 [24.11])
Staab
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-07-08
(Splits: 21.44, 45.36 [23.92])
(Note: was national prep record-holder [47.10 @ 2007 Ohio High School Championships] until
earlier in 2009, when record was broken by Sean Fletcher of Virginia’s Madison High [47.08])
Kohei Kawamoto, BEST/JPN
AZ Sr. SC Champs. Phoenix
03-21-09
(Splits: 21.46, 45.36 [23.90])
(Note: 29 years old! “World record,” 25-29 age group!)
Duje Draganja, Cal/CRO
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-05
(Splits: 9.78, 20.99 [11.21], 33.03 [12.04], 45.39 [12.36].
(Note: first Golden Bear gold-medalist since Par Arvidsson [1980])
Michael Phelps, Club Wolverine
Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza
01-21-08
(Splits: 21.48, 45.40 [23.92].
(Note: world record-holder/2007, ’09, ‘11 World Champion, 100 meter butterfly. Olympic goldmedalist, 100 meter butterfly [2004, Athens; 2008, Beijing]. Only male repeat champ, only man
to “threepeat” in race @ World Championships, first to swim sub 50.0 for 100 m fly.)
Hill Taylor, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.28, 45.40 [24.121])
Jason Dunford, Stanford/KEN
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.20, 45.43 [24.22])
Crocker
NCAAs
The ‘Dawg Pound
03-29-02
(Splits: 21.06, 45.44 [24.38])
Milorad (Michael) Cavic, Cal/SRB
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-05-04
(Splits: 20.83, 45.44 [24.61])
(Note: Olympic silver-medalist, 100 meter butterfly [2008, Beijing]. World Champion
silver-medalist [Rome, 2009]. European Championships gold-medalist, 50 meter butterfly
[Eindhoven, 2008]. Cavic lost 100 fly gold to Phelps @ Beijing by .01, tying USA’s Matt Biondi
for closest Olympic finish ever. Biondi lost gold to Suranim’s Anthony Nesty by .01 [53.00-53.01] in
1988 Games @ Seoul.)
Brady
Big Tens
Wet Lafayette
02-27-09
(Splits: 21.17, 45.45 [24.28])
(Note: Big Ten Championships record.)
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45.45p
Staab
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Splits: 21.57, 45.45 [23.88])
45.47
Grevers
U.S. Nationas
Atlanta
12-05-08
(Splits: 20.76, 45.47 [24.71])
(Note: fastest-ever by an American @ a U.S. Nationals.)
45.48p
Staab
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-07-08
(Splits: 21.12, 45.48 [24.36])
45.48
Taylor
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.50, 45.48 [23.98])
45.50
Crocker
Longhorn Inviational Austin
11-329-07
(Splits: 21.14, 45.08 [23.94])
45.51
Alexei Puninski, Auburn/CRO
NCAAs
Fedeeral Way
03-28-08
(Splits: 20.60, 45.51 [24.91])
45.52p
Staab
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-04-11
(Splits: 21.25, 45.52[23.27])
45.53p
Boris Loncaric, Texas A&M/CRO
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 21.20, 45.53 [24.33])
45.54
Ricky Berens, Texas
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-04-08
(Splits: 21.36, 45.54 [24.18])
Remaining Top 50 Performers
45.57
Tommy Wyher, North Carolina
ACCs
Chapel Hill
02-26-10
(Splits: 9.86, 21.14 [11.28], 33.28 [12.14], 45.57 [12.29]
(Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC]/Championships record.
(Note: set ACC/Championships record in 100 backstroke [46.08] back three events later.
(Note: second-consecutive year he’s set 100 fly/back ACC records in same meet.
(Note: Now that’s INCREDIBLE!)
45.57
Dan Madwed, Michigan
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Splits: 21.46, 45.57 [24.11])
45.59
Lars Frolander, SMU/SWE
NCAAs
Auburn
03-28-98
(Splits: 21.37, 45.59 [24.22])
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 100 meter butterfly [2000, Sydney]. First Swedish winner since
Par Arvidsson [1980, Moscow]. Second overall.)
(Note: Western Athletic Conference [WAC] record.)
45.60
Ben Michaelson, So. Connecticut St.
NCAA DII Champs. Grand Forks
03-13-03
(Note: NCAA Division DII/Championships record.)
45.61
Kyle Bubolz, New Trier SC/N’western U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-05-08
45.64
Randall Tom, Univ. Calif. Irvine
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Note: Big West record.)
45.69
Sean Fletcher, Michigan
Big Tens
Minneapolis
02-25-11
(Note: second performer-fourth performance all-time Big Ten. Freshman!)
45.70
Jordan Anderson, Auburn
SECs
Auburn
02-20-09
45.70
Cody Roberts, UNLV
Mtn. West Champs. Oklahoma City
02-25-11
(Note: Mountain West Conference [MWC] record.)
45.71
Graeme Moore, Cal/RSA
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
45.82
Shaune Fraser, Florida/CAY
SECs
The ‘Dawg Pound
02-19-10
45.83
Mathias Gydesen, Cal/DEN
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
45.85p
Bobby Bollier, Stanford
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
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45.87p
45.89
45.89
45.89
45.89p
45.90
45.96
45.97p
45.99p
46.01
46.02
46.03
46.09
46.12
46.13
47.98
Jakob Andkjar, Auburn/DEN
SECs
Auburn
02-20-09
Dod Wales, Stanford
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-26-99
Neil Walker, Circle C/Texas
American SC Chmps. Austin
03-07-02
Lyndon Ferns, Arizona/RSA
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-24-06
Nathan Adrian, Cal
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
Tim Phillips, Ohio St.
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Note: Buckeye record. From high above the “Horseshoe,” Woody, Archie & Urban are
ALL smiling.)
Eugene Godsoe, Stanford
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
(Note: won 100 back gold three events later for first NCAA title in his final season.)
Christoph Lubenau, LSU/GER
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
Mark Dylla, Georgia
SECs
The Swamp
02-18-11
Luis Rojas, Arizona/VEN
NCAAs
Austin
03-28-03
Ryan Lochte, Florida
SECs
Knoxville
01-17-06
Marcin Cieslak, Florida/POL
SECs
The Swamp
02-18-11
Sam Masson, USC
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-24-06
Bill Jones, Harvard
EISL Championships Princeton
03-06-09
Giles Smith, Arizona
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-01-11
* * * * *
Mark Spitz, Indiana
NCAAs
West Point
03-25-72
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist/world record-setter, 100-200 meter freestyles, 100-200 meter
butterflys [1972, Munich]. First quadruple individual Olympic gold-medalist.
(Note: first man under 48.0 for 100 yard butterfly. Won 100 fly for Hoosiers from 1969 through
’72, thus becoming race’s first “four-peater,”
(Note: septuple Olympic gold-medalist/world record-setter @ Munich)
200 YARD BUTTERFLY
Top 50 Performances
1:39.65*
Michael Phelps, North Baltimore AC MD. State Champs. Annapolis
03-07-10
(Splits: 22.09, 47.57 [25.48], 1:13.62 [26.05], 1:39.65 [26.03])
(Splits: 22.51, 47.56 [25.05], 1:13.32 [25.76], 1:39.70 [26.38])
(Note: first American scy record since breaking 200 fly/both IMs @ American SCChampionships in
Austin [03/06].
(Note: Olynpic gold-medalist/world record-setter, 200 meter butterfly [2004, Athens; 2008,
Beijing]. Only man to win back-to-back Olympic golds. Quintuple World Championship
gold-medalist, 200 meter fly [2001, Fukuoka; 2003, Barcelona; 2007, Melbourne; 2009, Rome;
2011, Shanghai.] Set world-record in each of his first four Championships. Only swimmer to
do this [m/w] in any stroke @ any distance.)
1:39.70#
Phelps, Club Wolverine
American SC Chmps. Austin
03-04-06
(Splits: 22.51, 47.56 [25.05], 1:13.32 [25.76], 1:39.70 [26.38])
1:40.31*+
Tom Shields, Cal
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
02-05-11
(Splits: 22.53, [47.97 [25.95], 1:13.60 [25.63]. 1:40.31 [26.20].
(NCAA/Pac-10/Championships record.
(Note: fastest-ever conference championships. First Cal 200 fly American record-setter.)
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1:40.60
1:40.75
1:40.76
1:40.85
1:41.07+
1:41.15
1:41.17p
1:41.20
1:41.31p
1:41.33
1:41.35
1:41.43p
1:41.44
Mark Dylla, Georgia
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
(Splits: 22.34, 47.97 [25.63], 1:14.15 [26.18], 1:40.60 [26.45].
(Note: NCAA Championships/Southeastern Conference [SEC] records.
(Second ‘Dawg gold-medalist. Teammate Gil Stovall won in 2K8 [1:41.33]. Dylla was runnerup that season as frershman and finished runner-up toFlorida’s Shaune Fraser in 2K9. Last year he
finished first but was subsequently disqualified for one-handed touch.
(Note: first SEC “fourpeat.” Big Ten has “fourpeated” once [Indiana’s Fred Schmidt in 1964-’65,
Michigan‘s Carl Robie following two years]. Pac-10 has “fourpeated” once [Stanford’s Ray
Carey in ’93, Cal’s Ugur Taner ’94-‘97] and “fivepeated” once [Stanford’s Pablo Morales in
’84-’87, then teammate Anthony Mosse following year]. Big Ten/Pac-10/SEC only conferences
to have “four- or fivepeated.” Prunceton has repeated twice with Richard Hough winning in
[’38-‘39] and Bob Browner [’50-‘51].)
Shaune Fraser, Florida/CAY
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09?
(Splits: 22.62, 48.88 [26.26], 1:14.83 [25.95], 1:40.75 [25.92])
(Note: also won 200 free onne day earlier. First man to accomplish this double.
(Note: third Gator champion . Craig Beardsley [1981, ‘82], Anthony Nesty [190] others.
(Note: second-consecuive SEC winner, ninth gold overall. Third-ranked among conferences. Big
Ten [24 titles] is No. 1, followed by Pac-10 [21]. Ivy League [8] ranks fourth. )
Bobby Bollier, Stanford
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
(Splits: 22.62, 48.50 [25.88], 1:14.47 [25.97], 1:40.76 [26.29]
(Note: fastest-ever non-winning time.)
Dylla
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 22.48, 47.96 [25.48], 1:14.21 [26.25], 1:40.85 [26.64])
(Note: second-consecutive runner-up finish. Was second to teammate Gil Stovall in 2008 w/a
then career-best 1:42.08 to Stovall’s winning 1:41.33.)
Hidemasa Sano, Team Trojan/JPN
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-06-08
(Splits: 22.74, 48.35 [25.61], 1:14.68 [26.33], 1:41.07 [26.39])
Sano
U.S. Nationals
Federal Way
12-05-09
(Splits: 22.67, 48.67 [26.00], 1:14.86 [26.19], 1:41.15 [25.29])
Fraser
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 22.90, 48.56 [25.66], 1:14.72 [26.16], 1:41.17 [26.45].
(Note: fastest-ever qualifying time.)
Shields
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
(Splits: 22.51, 48.24 [25.73], 1:13.72 [25.48], 1:41.20 [27.48])
Logan Madson, Auburn
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 22.30, 47.60 [25.30], 1:13.93 [26.33], 1:41.31 [27.38])
Gil Stovall, Georgia
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
(Splits: 22.86, 48.42 [25.56], 1:14.82 [26.40], 1:41.33 [26.51])
(Note: first NCAA title and first ’Dawg gold-medalist! Senior, final swim of college career)
Dylla
SECs
The Swamp
02-19-11
(Splits: 22.77, 48.60 [25.83], 1:14.72 [26.12], 1:41.35 [26.63].
(Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC] Championships record.
Dylla
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 22.58, 48.16 [25.58], 1:14.43 [26.27], 1:41.43 [27.00])
Sano
USA Grand Prix
Belmontb Plaza
01-16-10
(Splits: 22.59, 48.49 [25.90], 1:14.57 [26.08], 1:41.44 [26.87].
(Note: Belmont Plaza/Southern California Swimming Open/”All Comers” records)
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1:41.45
1:41.46
1:41.47
1:41.49p
1:41.52
1:41.54
1:41.60
1:41.61
1:41.63p
1:41.70
1:41.70
1:41.72
1:41.77p
1:41.78
1:41.79p
1:41.81p
1:41.84
1:41.84
1:41.86p
1:41.88
Fraser
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
(Splits: 22.87, 48.68 [25.81], 1:14.96b [26.28], 1:41.45 [26.49].
(Note: second-consecutive gold. First Gator to win back-to back titles since Craig Beardsley
[1981-‘82]. Beardsley, Fraser only Florida winners. Southeastern Conference has now won
won last three titles [Georgia’s Gil Stovall won in ‘08], marking second time SEC has gone
back-to-back-to-back. In ’89-’91 Tennessee’s Melvin Stewart bookended Florida’s Anthony
Nesty, Seoul Olympic gold-medalist in the 100 meter butterfly, winning in ’89 and ’91. Stewart
would win the Barcelona Olympics 200 fly gold a year later)
Dylla
‘Dawg Invitational The ‘Dawg Pound
12-07-08
(Splits: 22.61, 48.02 [25.41], 1:14.69 [26.67], 1:41.46 [26.77])
(Note: fastest-ever by a collegian in non-championship collegiate competition)
Dylla
SECs
The ‘Dawg Pound
02-20-10
(Splits: 22.50, 48.05 [25.55], 1:14.28 [26.23], 1:41.47 [27.19])
Tyler McGill, Auburn
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 23.11, 49.11 [26.00], 1:15.66 [26.55], 1:41.49 [25.83])
Shields
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
(Splits: 23.01, 48.77 [25.76], 1:14.33 [25.56], 1:41.52 [27.19].
(Note: 17-18 NAG record. Also holds 100 fly 17-18 NAG record [44.91, 2010 NCAAs].
Bollier
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
(Splits: 23.05, 48.97 [25.92], 1:16.15 [26.19], 1:41.54 [26.38])
Bollier
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
02-05-11
(Splits: 22.69, 48.62 [25.93], 1:14.50 [25.88], 1:41.60 [27.10])
(Note: Pac-10 Championships record.)
Dylla
SECs
Auburn
02-21-09
(Splits: 22.44, 48.10 [25.66], 1:14.20 [26.10], 1:41.61 [27.41])
Bollier
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
(Splits: 22.90, 48.80 [25.90], 1:15.24 [26.44], 1:41.63 [26.39])
Madson
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Splits: 22.50, 48.16 [25.66], 1:14.42 [26.26], 1:41.70 [27.28])
(Note: third man under 1:42.0 in same race. Uprecedented!)
Daniel Madwed, Michigan
Big Tens
Minneapolis
02-26-11
(Note: Big Ten/Championships record. Old standards: 1:41.84, Davis Tarwater, 2K6 NCAAs @
Atlanta; 1:42.11, Madwed, 2K10 Big 10s @ Columbus.)
Phelps, North Baltimore AC
MD Zone All-Stars Annapolis
03-10-03
(Splits: 23.10, 49.31 [26.21], `1:16.77 [26.46], 1:41.72 [25.95])
(Note: second-performer/performancce all-time 17-18 boys.)
Shields
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
(Splits: 23.03, 48.98 [25.95], 1:14.90 [25.92], 1:41.77 [26.87])
Melvin Stewart, Tennessee
NCAAs
Austin
03-30-91
(Splits: 22.99, 48.38 [25.39], 1:14.58 [26.20], 1:41.78 [27.20])
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 200 meter butterfly [1992, Barcelona])
Bollier
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
Madson
SECs
Auburn
02-21-09
Davis Tarwater, Michigan
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-25-06
Bollier
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-06-10
Stovall
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
Sano
SoCal Swimming GP Belmont Plaza
01-17-09
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1:41.88
1:41.94
Fraser
SECs
Auburn
02-21-09
Tarwater, Club Wolverine
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-01-07
(Note: fastest-ever @ a U.S. Nationals by an American.)
1:41.98p
David Mosko, Stanford
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
1:42.08
Dylla
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
(Note: second-place finish to NCAA record-setting teammate Gil Stovall gives ‘Dawg seond
one-two finish. Went one-two in 1650 too. First-time ever!!)
1:42.10
Phelps
Speedo East. Champs. Fairfax [VA.]
03-17-02
(Note: 15-16 NAG record.)
1:42.10
Stovall
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-25-06
1:42.11
Madwed
Big Tens
Columbus
02-27-10
1:42.13
Marcin Cieslak, Florida
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
1:42.15
Madson
SECs
Auburn
02-21-09
1:42.15p
Dylla
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
1:42.19
Tarwater, Club Wolverine
Toyota Grand Prix Belmont Plaza
01-19-08
1:42.19p
Fraser
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
1:42.23
Dylla
SECs
Tuscaloosa
03-34-08
1:42.25
Kohei Kawamoto, BEST/JPN
AZ Sr. SC Champs. Phoenix
03-22-09
(Note: 25-29 age-group ”world record” [29])
Remaining Top 50 Performers
1:42.35
Viktor Bodrogi, USC/HUN
Pac-10s
Federal Way
03-04-06
1:42.38p
Alexander (A.J) Tipton, Arizona
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
1:42.39
Ryan Lochte, Florida
SECs
Knoxville
02-17-06
1:42.35
Ioan (Stefan) Ghergel, Alabama/ROM NCAAs
Austin
03-29-03
1:42.48
Nick Walkotten, South Carolina
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
1:42.49
Robert Margalis, FAST/Georgia
U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-04-10
(Note: old pr, 1:44.95p from 2003 NCAAs!)
1:42.49
Daniel Lester, Wisconsin./AUS
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
1:42.52
Jayme Cramer, Southestern SC/StanfordAmerican SC Chmps Austin
03-05-07
1:42.53
Scott Rice, Wisconsin
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-07-08
1:42.54
Adam Meyer, Navy
Patriot League Chps. Lewisburg
02-21-09
(Note: Patriot League/Championships record. Admiral Halsey is smiling!))
1:42.56
Brad Ally, Florida/BAR
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Note: NCAA record-holder/2009 gold-medalist, 200 yard Individual Medley)
1:42.60
Pablo Morales, Stanford
NCAAs
Austin
04-04-87
(Note: fourth-consecutive gold. Only “fourpeater” in race’s 75-year history!)
1:42.62
Juan Veloz, Arizona/MEX
NCAAs
Austin
03-29-03
1:42.71
Doug Lennox, Princeton/PUR
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
(Note: EISL record.)
1:42.74
Ricky Berens, Texas
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-07-08
(Note: Big 12 record.)
1:42.75
Robert Looney, Auburn
NCAAs
College Station
03-28-09
1:42.79
Danny Beal, Stanford
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-29-08
1:42.80
Jeff Somensatto, Auburn
SECs
Tuscaloosa
02-24-01
1:42.80
Sebastian Rousseau, Florida/RSA
SECs
The Swamp
02-19-11
1:42.84p
Michael Raab, Virginia
NCAAs
Austin
03-29-03
(Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC] record.)
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1:42.86
1:42.87p
1:42.94
1:42.96
1:42.98
1:43.02
1:43.06
1:43.12
1:43.13
1:43.15
1:43.18
1:43.18p
1:43.22
1:43.22
1:43.24
1:46.89
Daniel Cruz, Kentucky
SECs
The Swamp
02-19-05
(Note: Kentucky’s first individual conference-champion in 58 years)
Dan Eckel, Princeton
EISL Championships Princeton
03-07-09
Jeff Lee, USC
NCAAs
The ‘Dawg Pound
03-30-02
Jun Han Kim, Drury/KOR
NCAA DII Champs. San Antonio
03-11- 11
(Note: NCAA Division II/Championships record.)
Patrick O’Neil, Cal
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-17-07
(Note: first NCAA title in final swim of collegiate career. First Golden Bear to win NCAA
200 butterfly since Ugar Taner [1996]. Taner threepeated from 1994 through ‘96))
Rainer Kendrick, Texas
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-05
Kaio Almeida, BRA
Fla. Gold Coast JOs Ft. Lauderdale
02-28-08
(Note: 2K7, 11 Pan-Am Games gold-medalist/record-setterr, 100-200 meter butterflys. South
American record-holder, 200 meter butterfly [World Championships, Rome, 2009])
Adam Messner, Stanford
NCAAs
College Station
03-24-01
Matthew Bartlett, Georgia
NCAAs
Columbus
03-28-10
Tom Luchsinger, North Carolina
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
Duncan Sherrard, Florida
NCAAs
College Station
03-13-01
Rob Sullivan, Cal
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-26-11
Ugur Taner, Cal
NCAAs
Austin
03-30-96
Franck Esposito, FRA/unat.-Auburn
Tiger Invitational
Auburn
11-06-01
Bill Jones, Harvard
EISL Championships Princeton
03-07-09
* * * *
Mark Spitz, Indiana
NCAAs
West Point
03-27-72
(Note: Spitz broke former Stanford star John Ferris’ American/NCAA record of 1:49.61
from 1969 NCAAs with ths swim, his final individual collegiate gold. Ferris was first man
under 1:50.0 for 200 fly and Spitz broke that standard here by nearly three seconds. His record
lasted for five years until broken by another Cardinal All-America, Mike Bruner, who clocked
1:45.27 @ 1977 NCAAs. Both Spitz and Bruner were Olympic gold medalists in the 200 meter
fly, Spitz winning @ Munich in 1972 with his then wr 2:00.70; Bruner winning @ Montreal four
years later in 1:59.23. Bruner sat out the 1975-’76 college season to train for the Olympics)
200 YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY
Top 50 Performances
1:40.08*+ Ryan Lochte, Daytona Beach SC/Fla.
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
11-29-07
(Splits: 22.00, 46.24 [24.24], 1:15.52 [29.28], 1:40.08 [24.56])
(Note: world record-setter/World Champion, 200 meter Individual Medley [2009, Rome; 2011,
Shanghai. First/only male world record-setter since new suit regulations wentinto effect 01/10.
(Note: world record-setter/World Champion, 200 meter Individual Medley [scm], 1:50.08,
Dubai, 12/17/10. Third-consecutive title.
1:40.49@# Brad Ally, Florida/BAR
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Splits: 21.46, 45.88 [24.42], 1:15.74 [29.86], 1:40.49 [24.75])
(Note: first NCAA title, fourth Gator gold-medalist. Others: Martin Zubero [1991], Greg
Burgess [1993-194], Ryan Lochte [2005-‘06]. First Barbados gold-medalist [m/w])
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1:40.55
1:40.58
1:40.89
1:41.30
1:41.32
1:41.39
1:41.57
1:41.67
1:41.71
1:41.72
1:41.76
1:41.80p
1:41.92p
1:41.92
Lochte, Florida
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-223-06
(Splits: 22.19, 46.44 [24.25], 1:16.25 [29.81], 1:40.55 [24.30])
(Note: second American/NCAA record of meet. Led off Florida’s 400 MR in 44.60 to set 100 yard
backstroke standard.)
Michael Phelps, NBAC
MD. St. Champs.
Annapolis
03-06-10
(Splits: 21.35, 46.27 [24.92], 1:15.38 [29.11], 1:40.58 [25.20].
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist/world record-setter, 200 meter Individaul Medley [2004, Athens; 2008,
Beijing]. World Champion [2003, Barcelona; ’05, Montreal; ’07, Melbourne]. Race’s only
“threepeater”/treble gold-medalist)
Lochte
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-04-08
(Splits: 22.26, 47.43 [25.17], 1:16.30 [28.87], 1:40.89 [24.59])
Phelps, Club Wolverine
American SC Chmps. Austin
03-05-06
(Splits: 22.22, 47.43 [25.21], 1:17.37 [29.93], 1:41.30 [23.93])
(Note: Phelps’ third AR of meet. First man to set three ARs [scy] in same meet since Michigan’s Tom
Dolan [1995 NCAAs]. Phelps also set ARs in 200 butterfly/400 IM)
Phelps
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
11-29-07
(Splits: 21.79, 47.43 [25.64], 1:17.25 [29.82], 1:41.32 [24.07])
David Nolan, Hershey
PA. 3A HS Champs. Lewisburg
03-18-11
(Splits: 22.07, 46.99 [24.92], 1:16.75 [29.76], 1:41.39 [24.64].
(Note: national high-school record.
(Note: 17-18 NAG record.)
Austin Staab, Stanford
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
(Splits: 21.53, 46.93 [25.40], 1:16.48 [29.55], 1:41.57 [26.09].
(Note: Pac-10 record, Staab’s first 200 IM win.
(Note: Pac-10’s record 22nd title, Stanford’s record 9th gold, with three of those belonging to current
Nebraska women’s coach Pablo Morales [1985-’87].. UCLA’s Bill Barrett [’80-‘82] and USC
Dave Wharton [’88-‘90] race’s only other “threepeaters. ”
(Note: Big Ten with 11 golds No. 2 all-time among all conferences. USC has second-most individual
golds with 8. Wharton last USC winner and Indiana’s Fred Tyler [1:50.62 in ‘75] last Big Ten
champion. Event first contested in 1956.)
Tyler Clary, Michigan
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Splits: 22.04, 46.92 [24.88], 1:17.00 [30.08], 1:41.67 [24.67].
(Note: Big Ten record. Fastest-ever non-winning time. Would have won EVERY NCAAs until
this year!)
Lochte
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-05
(Splits: 22.50, 47.46 [24.96], 1:18/03 [30.57], 1:41.71 [23.68])
(Note: Olympic silver-medalist, 200 meter Ind. Medley [2004, Athens])
Adam Ritter, Arizona
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-15-07
(Splits: 22.02, 47.83 [25.85], 1:17.35 [29.52], 1:41.72 [24.37])
Lochte
SECs
The Swamp
02-17-05
(Splits: 22.94, 48.19 [25.25], 1:18.08 [29.89], 1:41.76 [23.68])
(Note: Southeastern [SEC] Championships record. Fastest-ever conference championships.)
Ally
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-08
(Note: fastest-ever qualifying time.)
Clary
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-08
Ricky Berens, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Note: Big 12 record.)
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1:41.92
1:41.96
1:41.96
1:41.98p
1:42.01
Cory Chitwood, Arizona
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-01-11
Matt Grevers, Northwestern
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-15-07
Ally
SECs
Auburn
02-19-09
Berens
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-08
Staab
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-03-11
(Note: Pac-10 Championships record.
(Note: Southern California Swimming/Belmont Plaza Open”-All-Comers” record.)
1:42.13
Darian Townsend, Tucson Ford/Arizona AZ Sr. SC Champs. Phoenix
03-20-09
1:42.28
Chitwood
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
1:42.45p
Shaune Fraser, Florida/CAY
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-08
1:42.59
Eric Shanteau, Longhorn AC/Auburn
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-04-08
1:42.60
Lochte
U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-02-10
1:42.64p
Omar Pinzon, Florida/COL
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-08
1:42,64p
Bryan Collins, Texas
Big 12s
College Station
02-27-10
1:42.66
George Bovell, Auburn/TRT
NCAAs
Austin
03-27-03
(Note: Olympic bronze-medalist, 200 meter Ind. Medley [Athens, 2004]. Trinidad & Tobago’s
first [and ONLY] swimming medalist.)
1:42.68
Clary
Big Tens
Columbus
02-25-10
(Note: Big Ten Championships record.)
1:42.69p
Andre Schultz, Michigan/BRA
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-08
1:42.72
Townsend
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-27-08
(Note: second-consecutive Wildcat titleist.)
1:42.78
Phelps
American SC Chmps. Austin
03-05-05
1:42.79
Gal Nevo, Georgia Tech/ISR
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC] record.)
1:42.85
Nate Dusing, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-22-01
1:42.86
Fraser
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
1:42.91p
Staab
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
1:42.94
Markus Rogan, Trojan SC/Stanford/AUT U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-02-10
(Note: old pr, 1:44.03, 2002 NCAAs [gold-medalist!])
1:42.95p
Clary
Big Tens
Columbus
02-25-10
1:42.95
Austin Surhoff, Texas
NCAAs
Columbus
03-26-10
(Note: first Longhorn winner since Nate Dusing [1:42.85] in 2001. Texas coach Eddie Reese’s
third NCAA gold-medalist. Scott Spann, father of current Texas breaststroker Scott, won
back-to-back golds for Auburn in 1977-’78, with his ’77 time [1:48.26] a then AR/ NCAA record.)
1:42.99
Fraser
NCAAs
Columbus
03-26-10
1:43.03(ex) Phelps
Northwestern Dual Ann Arbor
01-22-05
1:43.05
Grevers, Tucson Ford
SoCal Swimming GP Belmont Plaza
01-19-09
1:43.05
Martin Liivamagi, Cal/EST
NCAAs
Columbus
03-26-10
1:43.17p
Surhoff
NCAAs
Columbus
03-26-10
1:43.21p
Martti Aljand, Cal/EST
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-08
1:43.21p
Fraser
NCAAs
Columbus
03-26-10
1:43.21p
Billy Cregar, Georgia
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
1:43.23
Clary
Big Tens
West Lafayette
02-26-09
1:43.23
Kyle Whitaker, Michigan
Big Tens.
Minneapolis
02-24-11
1:43.25
Berens
NCAAs
Federal Way
03-27-08
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1:43.26
Surhoff
Big 12s
College Station
02-25-10
(Note: Big 12 Championshps record. Freshman.)
Remaining Top 51 Performers
1:43.39
Tyler McGill, Auburn
SECs
Auburn
02-19-09
1:43.42
Austen Thompson, Arizona
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-01-11
1:43.48
Hidemasa Sano, Team Trojan/JPN
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-04-08
(Note: betters USC school-record of 1:44.70 by Dave Wharton from 1989 NCAAs but will only
count as “USC Open” standard!)
1:43.52
Greg Burgess, Florida
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-25-93
1:43.56
Robert Margalis, FAST/Georgia
U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-02-10
(Note: former American record-holder, 1000 yard freestyle.)
1:43.63
Ous Mellouli, Trojan SC/USC/TUN
SoCal Swimming GP Belmont Plaza
01-19-09
1:43.67
Jack Brown, Arizona
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
1:43.69
Lucas Salatta, Florida/BRA
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-15-07
1:43.69
Marcin Cieslak, Florida/POL
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
1:43.82
Nate Cass, Stanford
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-08
1:43.83
Dan Trupin, Stanford
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-07-02
1:43.85
Mike Alexandrov, Wildcat AC/N’wstn.
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
11-29-07
1:43.87
Tommy Hannan, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-22-01
1:43.88
Alex Vanderkaay, Michigan
Big Tens
Ann Arbor
02-28-08
1:43.90
Nick D’Innocenzo, Texas
Big 12s
Austin
02-24-11
1:43.94p
Peter Benner, Georgia
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-08
1:43.96
Bryan O’Connor, Arizona
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-04-08
1:43.97p
Scott Weltz, Univ. Calif. Davis
NCAAs
College Station
03-26-09
(Note: Big West Conference record.)
1:43.97
Carlos Almeida, Louisville/POR
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-24-11
(Note: Big East record.)
1:43.99
Rexford Tullius, Gator SC/Florida
U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-02-10
1:44.01
Martin Lopez-Zubero, Florida/ESP
NCAAs
Austin
03-28-91
1:44.06p
Logan Madson, Auburn
NCAAs.
College Station
03-26-09
1:44.07
Eric Ress, Indiana/FRA
Big Tens
Minneapolisi
02-27-11
1:44.08
Attila Czene, Arizona St./HUN
Pac-10s
Federal Way
03-02-00
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 200 meter Individual Medley [1996, Atlanta]])
1:44.10p
Brian Wilson, Texas
Big 12s
Columbia
02-26-09
1:44.10
Nolan Koon, Cal
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
03-05-09
1:44.10
Dimitri Colupaev, USC/GER
Longhorn Invitational Austin
12-01-11
400 YARD INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY
Top 50 Performances
3:35.98** Tyler Clary, Michigan
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 48.58, 1:41.54 [52.96], 2:44.02 [1:02.48], 3:35.98 [51.96])
(Note: first American record/NCAA gold of career.
(Note: Michigan’s seventh 400 IM title, third-consecutive, Big Ten’s 12th overall. Ranks second to
Pac-10’s 20 total golds. Wolverines’ seven wins rank second all-time to USC’s 12.
(Note: silver-medalist, 400 meter Individual Medley, World Championships [Rome, 2009])
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3:36.26#
3:37.75
3:37.88+
3:38.00
3:38.03
3:38.15
3:38.16p
3:38.18
3:38.20
3:38.28
3:38.42
3:38.89
3:39.01
Michael Phelps, Club Wolverine
American SC Chmps. Austin
03-02-06
(Splits: 50.55, 1:43.58 [53.03], 2:46.76 [1:03.18], 3:36.26 [50.60])
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist/world record-setter, 400 meter Individual Medley [Athens, 2004;
Beijing, 2008]. World Champion, [2003, Barcelona; 2007, Melbourne])
Conor Dwyer, Florida
SECs
The Swamp
02-18-11
(Splits: 50.66, 1:45.44 [49.48], 2:47.23 [1:01.79], 3:37.75 [50.02].
(Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC]/Championships record. Fastest-ever conference
championships.)
Ryan Lochte, Daytona Beach SC/Fl. U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
11-30-07
(Splits: 49.42, 1:43.06 [53.64], 2:46.16 [1:03.10], 3:37.88 [52.72])
(Note: World Champion, 400 meter Individual Medley [2009, Rome; 2011, Shanghai]. Only
American other than Michael Phelps to win both individual medleys in same World Championships.
Phelps has done it twice [2003, ‘07]; Lochte in ’09-’11.
(Note: World Champion/world record-setter, 400 meter Individual Medley [scm[, 3:55.50,
Dubai, 12-16-10. Third-consecutive title. Also “threepeated” in 200 IM, repeated in 100 IM.)
Gal Nevo, Georgia Tech/ISR
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 49.00, 1:45.73 [56.73], 2:46.48 [1:01.75], 3:38.00 [1:01.52])
(Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC] record.
(Note: old pr: 3:46.07, 2006 Pac-10 Championships while @ Arizona State)
Clary
Big Tens
West Lafayette
02-27-09
(Splits: 49.04, 1: 42.28 [53.24], 2:48.45 [1:04.17], 3:38.15 [49.30])
(Note: Big Ten Championships record.)
Lochte, Florida
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-24-06
(Splits 49.99, 1:43.02 [53.03], 2:47.16 [1:04.14], 3:38.15 [50.99])
Clary
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 48.32, 1:40.55 [52.23], 2:45.36 [1:05.81], 3:38.16 [52.80])
(Note: fastest-ever qualifying time.)
Tom Dolan, Michigan
NCAAs
Indianapolis
03-24-95
(Splits: 51.39, 1:44.81 [53.42], 2:48.60 [1:03.69], 3:38.18 [49.58])
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 400 meter Individual Medley [1996, Atlanta; 2000, Sydney])
Brad Ally, Florida//BAR
NCAAs
College Station
03-17-09
(Splits: 49.06, 1:43.06 [54.00], 2:45.57 [1:02.51], 3:38.20 [52.63])
Phelps
Toyota Grand Prix
Belmont Plaza
01-20-08
(Splits: 49.79, 1:44.59 [54.80], 2:47.63 [1:03.04], 3:38.28 [50.65])
(Note: SoCal Swimming/Belmont Plaza Open/”All-Comers” records)
Phelps, North Baltimore AC
USA Grand Prix
Belmont Plaza
01-17-10
(Splits: 49.14, 1:45.78 [56.64], 2:48.45 [3:02.67], 3:38.42 [49.97])
Clary
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
(Splits: 50.03, 1:43.79 [53.76], 3:46.64 [1:02.85], 3:38.89 [52.25])
(Note: second-consecuive title, fourth-straight Big Blue win. Alex Vanderkaay won in 2007-’08.
(Note: fourth Wolverine to have won race at least twice, fifth Michian winner overall. If Clary wins
next season he’ll tie Indiana’s Gary Hall [1970-‘72] for most wins by a Big Ten athlete. USC’s Dave
Wharton [’88-‘91] event’s only “fourpeater.”
(Note: if Clary strikes gold at London Olympics ihe’ll become second Wolverine champ.
Former Michigan 400 IM star Tom Dolan [’95-‘96] wom @ Atlanta [‘96] and in Y2K [Sydney’)
Phelps
Maryland SR. SC Champs. Annapolis
03-05-10
(Splits: 49.69, 1:44.52 [55.83], 2:47.12 [1:02.60], 3:39.01 [51.89])
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3:39.07
3:39.08
3:39.19
3:39.33
3:39.37
3:39.47
3:39.61
3:39.63
3:39.92
3:39.93
3:39.95
3:39.97^
3:40.27
3:40.37
3:40.47
3:40.58p
Lochte, Daytona Beach SC
FL. Sr. SC Champs.
Clearwater
03-02-07
(Splits: 49.52, 1:43.50 [53.98], 2:48.74 [1:05.24], 3:39.07 [40.33])
Lochte, Florida
SECs
The Swamp
02-18-05
(Splits: 51.64, 1:45.76 [54.12], 2:50.07 [1:04.31], 3:39.08 [49.01])
(Note: Southeastern Conference [SEC] Championships record.)
Ous Mellouli, USC/TUN
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-05
(Splits: 50.82, 1:46.07 [55.85], 2:48.36 [1:02.29], 3:39.19 [50.73])
(Note: Pac-10 record.
(Note: World Champion [scm], 400 meter Individual Medley [Indianapolis, 2004].
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 1500 meter freestyle [2008, Beijing]. World Championj, Rome [2009])
Nevo
ACCs
Collebe Park
02-27-09
(Splits: 49.91, 1:46.35 [56.44], 2:47.18 [1:00.83], 3:439.33 [52.15])
(Note: Atlantic Coast Conference [ACC] Championships record.)
Austen Thompson, Arizona
Longhorn Invitational
Austin
12-02-11
(Splits: 50.03, 1:45.44 [49.41], 2:46.01[1:00.57], 3:39.37 [53.36].
(Note: Mildcat record. Second performer-performance all-time Pac-12.)
Mellouli
NCAAs
Atlanta
03-24-06
(50.69, 1:45.78 [55.09], 2:48.32 [1:02.54], 3:39.47 [51.05])
Phelps
Toyota Grand Prix
Belmont Plaza
01-14-07
(Splits: 49.95, 1:45.42 [55.47], 2:49.03 [1:03.61], 3:39.61 [50.58])
Hidemasa Sano, Trojan SC/JPN
USA Grand Pris
Belmont Plaza
(Splits: 48.97, 1:45.59 [56.62], 2:48.56 [1:02.97], 3:39.63 [51.37])
Robert Margalis, Georgia
NCAAs
Austin
03-28-03
(Splits: 51.42, 1:49.95 [56.63], 2:50.77 [1:01.82], 3:39.92 [50.15])
Margalis
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-05
(Splits: 51.56, 1:46.74 [55.18], 2:49.27 [1:02.53], 3:39.93 [50.66])
Erik Vendt, USC
NCAAs
Austin
03-28-03
(Splits: 51.25, 1:46.37 [55.12], 2:48.85 [1:02.48], 3:39.95 [51.10])
(Note: Olympic silver-medalist, 400 meter Individual Medley [2000, Sydney; 2004, Athens])
Sano
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-05-08
(Splits: 49.41, 1:45.53 [56.12], 2:48.83 [1:03.30], 3:39.97 [51.14].
(Note: second title; also won gold in 200 fly.
(Note: gold-medalist, 400 meter Individual Medley, 2006 Asian Games.)
Clary
Big Tens
Columbus
02-26-10
(Splits: 49.49, 1:43.27 [54.88], 2:48.21 [1:05.04], 3:40.17 [51.96])
Margalis, FAST
U.S. Nationals
Columbus
12-04-10
(Splits: 50.61, 1:45.90 [55.29], 2:48.71 [1:02.82], 3:40.37 [51.66].
(Note: third-fastest 400 IM of career for Georgia’s 2K3 NCAA champ [3:39.92], which @ time of that
swim was American/NCAA record. Meet was scm in ’04. In ’05 Margalis swam .01 slower than his
pr from two years earlier [3:39.93], finishing second to USC’s Ous Mellouli’s U.S. Open/NCAA
record 3:39.19. Still after his first Olympic team berth and now representing Sean Hutchison’s FAST
program in Southern Calfornia, Margalis turned 29 on February 8. His younger sister Melanie was a
froshwoman this past season @ his alma mater, Georgia.)
Nevo
ACCs
Chapel Hill
02-26-10
(Splits: 50.26, 1:47.10 [56.84], 2:48.45 [1:01.35], 3:40.47 [51.92])
Ally
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Splits: 50.15, 1:45.63 [55.48], 2:47.55 [1:01.92], 3:40.58 [53.03])
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3:40.64
Greg Burgess, Florida
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-94
(Splits: 50.30, 1:45.50 [55.20], 2:48.31 [1:02.81], 3:40.64 [52.33])
3:40.65
Vendt
NCAAs
The ‘Dawg Pound
03-29-02
(Splits: 52.01, 1:47.68 [55.67], 2:48.99 [1:01.31], 3:40.65 [51.66])
3:40.58
Nevo
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
(Splits: 51.00, 1:48.33 [57.33], 2:49.93 [1:01.70], 3:40.68 [50.75])
3:40.77
Tim Siciliano, Michigan
NCAAs
College Station
03-23-01
(Splits: 51.33, 1:47.32 [56.49], 2:50.90 [1:02.58], 3:40.77 [49.87])
3:40.89
Alex Vanderkaay, Michigan
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-16-07
(Splits: 50.39, 1:46.59 [56.20], 2:49.04 [ [:02.45], 3:40.89 [51.85])
(Note: first NCAA title for younger brother of Peter, American/NCAA record-holder, 500 freestyle.
3:40.92
Phelps
NBAC X-Mas Invitational Annapolis
12-10-11
(Splits: 50.09, 1:45.69 [50.60], 2:4932 [1:03.63], 3:40.92 [51.60])
3:40.96
Clary
U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
12-05-08
(Splits: 49.78, 1:44.57 [54.79], 2:48.88 [1:0o4.31], 3:40.96 [52.08])
3:40.97
Billy Cregar, Georgia
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-25-11
(Splits: 50.90, 1:48.35 [57.45], 2:50.21 [1:01.86], 3:40.97 [50.76].
(Note: Cregar’s first gold-medal, any event, ‘Dawgs’ second 400 IM winner. Robert Margalis first
Georgia champ, winning in Y2K+3 [3:39.92].
(Note: SEC’s sixth title. Pac-10 leads all conferences w/20, followed by Big Ten [14].
USC’s Dave Wharton [1988-‘91] event’s only “fourpeater.” Indiana’s Gary Hall, father of Sydney/
Athens Olympic 50 meter freestyle gold-medalist Gary Jr., UCLA’s Brian Goodell and SMU’s
Ricardo Prado only “threepeters.” Prado won back-to-back golds in 1983-’84, finished second
to Stanford’s Jeff Kostoff in ’85 and regained the top step of the podium the following season.
Goodell won in ’78-’80 and Hall Sr.’s wins came in ’70-’72.
(Note: Hall was first man under 4:00.0, winning in ’71 in 3:58.25, after Long Beach State’s
Hans Fassnacht had won in an NCAA-record 4:07.31 previous season.)
3:40.98
Vendt
NCAAs
College Station
03-23-01
(Splits: 52.05, 1:47.40 [55.35], 2:49.81 [1:02.41], 3:40.98 [51.17])
3:41.00p Nevo
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
3:41.06
Kyle Whitaker, Michigan
Big Tens
Minneapolis
02-25-11
3:41.08
Lucas Salatta, Florida/BRA
NCAAs
Minneapolis
03-16-07
3:41.08
Cregar
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
(Note: first podium finish [bronze] of career.)
3:41.09
Mellouli, Trojan SC
SoCal Swimming GP
Belmont Plaza
01-18-09
3:41.21p Bryan Collins, Texas
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
(Note: Big 12 record.)
3:41.28p Clary
NCAAs
Columbus
03-27-10
3:41.32
Lochte
SECs
The ‘Dawg
Pound
02-2504
3:41.35
Ally
SECs
Auburn
02-21-09
3:41.39
Sano
SoCal Swimkming GP
Belmont Plaza
01-18-09
3:41.42
Margalis
NCAAs
The ‘Dawg Pound
03-29-02
Remaining Top 50 Performers
3:41.49
Jack Brown, Arizona
NCAAs
College Station
03-27-09
3:41.51
Tyler Harris, North Carolina
ACCs
Atlanta
02-25-11
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3:41.57p
3:42.03
3:42.23
3:42.25
3:42.29
3:42.44
3:42.58p
3:42.61
3:42.76
3:42.90
3:43.04
3:43.13
3:43.19
3:43.36
3:43.55
3:43.55
3:43.72
3:43.93
3:43.96
3:44.00
3:44.07
3:44.09
3:44.14
3:44.18
3:44.25
3:44.32
3:44.43
3:44.43p
3:44.51
Clark Burckle, Florida
NCAAs
College Station
Pat Mellors, Virginia
NCAAs
Minneapolis
Dave Wharton, USC
NCAAs
Indianapolis
(Note: Olympic silver-medalist, 400 meter Individual Medley [1988, Seoul].
(Note: only NCAA 400 IM “fourpeater” [1988-’91])
Sebastien Rouault, Georgia/ FRA
NCAAs
FederalwWay
Andre Schultz, Michigan/BRA
NCAAs
College Station
Eric Shanteau, Auburn
NCAAs
Minneapolis
Peter Benner, Georgia
NCAAs
College Station
Alex Wold, Minnesota
NCAAs
College Station
Markus Rogan, Stanford/AUT
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
Kevin Clements, Auburn
NCAAs
College Station
Tamas Darnyi, Unat./HUN
U. S. Nationals
Boca Raton
(Note: Olympic gold-medalist, 400 meter Ind. Medley [1088; Seoul; 1992, Barcelona])
Greg Reeves, Florida
SECs
02-23-01
Austin Surhoff, Texas
Big 12s
College Station
Nick D’Innocenzo, Magnus Aquatics U.S. Nationals
Atlanta
Chad Carvin, Arizona
NCAAs
Indianapolis
Martin Liivamagi, Cal/EST
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
Thiago Pereira, Unat./BRA
USA Grand Prix
Minneapolis
(Note: meet record.
(Note: South American record-holder, 400 meter Individual Medley
(Note: Pan-Am Games gold-medalist, 200 back/200-400 IMs [Guadalajara, 2K11.)
Vanni Mangoni, USC/ITA
NCAAs
Minneapolis
Tom Wilkens, Stanford
NCAAs
Auburn
Steve Brown, Stanford
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
Michael Joyce, Florida
SECs
The Swamp
Connor Signorin, Florida
SECs
The Swamp
Eric Namesnik, Michigan
NCAAs
Austin
Sebastien Rousseau, Florida/RSA
SECs
The ‘Dawg Pound
Todd Patrick, NBAC/Indiana
Maryland State Champs. Annapolis
Marcel Wouda, Michigan/NED
NCAAs
Indianapolis
Adam Mitchell, Minnesota
Big Tens
Bloomington
Aaron Casey, Cal
Pac-10s
Belmont Plaza
Christopher (C.J) Nuess, Arizona St.Longhorn Invitational
Austin
03-27-09
03-16-07
04-08-88
03-28-08
03-27-09
03-25-05
03-27-09
03-27-09
03-08-02
03-23-01
03-26-87
Tuscaloosa
02-26-10
12-05-08
03-24-95
02-06-09
11-14-09
03-16-07
03-28-98
03-02-01
02-18-11
02-18-11
03-29-91
02-19-10
03-05-10
03-26-93
02-24-06
03-06-09
11-30-07