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DUKE UNIVERSITY 

Swimming & Diving 

2011-12 Media Guide

2011-12 DUKE SWIMMING & DIVING MEDIA GUIDE 

DUKE SPORTS INFORMATION 

CONTACT INFORMATION 

Room 115 Phone: 919-684-2633 

Cameron Indoor Stadium Fax: 919-684-2489 

Durham, N.C. 27708 Wallace Wade Press Box: 919-684-4203 

Art Chase 

Sports Information 

Director 

Matt Plizga 

Associate Sports 

Information Director 

Mary Giardina 

Assistant Sports 


Ashley Wolf 



Lindy Brown 

Associate Sports 


Chris Cook 



Meredith Rieder 



STAFF DIRECTORY 

Art Chase Sports Information Director 

Sport Responsibilities: Football 

Alma Mater: Guilford, 1991 Office: 919-684-2614 Cell: 919-599-9820 

Joined Duke SID: August, 2000 Email: chasea@duaa.duke.edu 

Lindy Brown Associate Sports Information Director 

Sport Responsibilities: Women’s Basketball,Women’s Golf, Women’s Soccer 

Alma Mater: Western Carolina, 1996 Office: 919-684-2664 Cell: 919-599-9821 

Joined Duke SID: November, 1999 Email: lbrown@duaa.duke.edu 

Matt Plizga Associate Sports Information Director 

Sport Responsibilities: Men’s Basketball, Men’s Golf 

Alma Mater: Penn State Erie - The Behrend College, 1999 

Joined Duke SID: July, 2001 Office: 919-668-1712 Cell: 919-812-0882 

Email: plizga@duaa.duke.edu 

Chris Cook Assistant Sports Information Director 

Sport Responsibilities: Football, Men’s Basketball, Volleyball, Fencing 

Alma Mater: Wofford, 2006 Office: 919-684-8708 Cell: 919-812-7141 

Joined Duke SID: July, 2007 

Email: cook@duaa.duke.edu 

Mary Giardina Assistant Sports Information Director 

Sport Responsibilities: M/W Indoor Track & Field, M/W Outdoor Track & Field 

Alma Mater: Wake Forest, 2006 Office: 919-684-2633 Cell: 336-624-3052 

Joined Duke SID: October, 20011 Email: mgiardina@duaa.duke.edu 

Meredith Rieder Assistant Sports Information Director 

Sport Responsibilities: Men’s Lacrosse, Men’s Soccer, Wrestling 

Alma Mater: Denison, 2002 Office: 919-684-3328 Cell: 919-812-6741 

Joined Duke SID: August, 2008 Email: mrieder@duaa.duke.edu 

Ashley Wolf Assistant Sports Information Director 

Sport Responsibilities: Field Hockey, Women’s Lacrosse 

Alma Mater: Cornell, 2008 Office: 919-668-4393 Cell: 603-325-2225 

Joined Duke SID: August, 2009 Email: awolf@duaa.duke.edu 

Leslie Gaber Sports Information Staff Assistant 

Sport Responsibilities: M/W Cross Country, M/W Swimming & Diving, Men’s Tennis 

Alma Mater: DePauw, 2011 Office: 919-668-7938 Cell: 614-519-9872 

Joined Duke SID: July, 2011 

Email: lgaber@duaa.duke.edu 

Adam Miller Sports Information Staff Assistant 

Sport Responsibilities: Women’s Tennis 

Alma Mater: St. Leo, 2011 Office: 919-684-2668 Cell: 845-417-5197 

Joined Duke SID: August, 2011 

Email: amiller@duaa.duke.edu 

Meghan Triplett Sports Information Staff Assistant 

Sport Responsibilities: Rowing 

Alma Mater: Tennessee State, 2011 Office: 919-684-2668 Cell: 901-461-1009 

Joined Duke SID: August, 2011 

Email: mtriplett@duaa.duke.edu 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

Duke Sports Information......................................1 

2011-12 Schedule....................................................2 

2011-12 Quick Facts................................................2 

2011-12 Roster.........................................................3 

COACHING STAFF 

Dan Colella..............................................................4 

Drew Johansen......................................................5 

Dawn Kane..............................................................6 

Dan Carrington......................................................6 

STUDENT-ATHLETE BIOS 

Jacob Bieze.............................................................7 

Matt Carder.............................................................8 

Chris Cirillo.............................................................9 

Jonathan Derlath................................................ 10 

Michael Donnalley............................................... 10 

Tyler Fleming..........................................................11 

Adam Flur...............................................................12 

Jack Forese............................................................13 

Steven Gasparini..................................................13 

Alex Harmon......................................................... 14 

Greg Hoffman....................................................... 15 

Shawn Hoffman................................................... 15 

Ben Hwang............................................................ 16 

Hunter Knight........................................................17 

Stefan Knight........................................................17 

Cody Kolodziejzyk............................................... 18 

Jordan Long......................................................... 19 

Ted Minturn.......................................................... 20 

Clay Pinckney........................................................21 

Hunter Roux.........................................................22 

Piotr Safronczyk..................................................23 

Clay Sanders.........................................................23 

Evan Schwartz......................................................24 

Ty Stahl................................................................. 25 

Luke Suchomel....................................................26 

Tyler Toren............................................................26 

Ben Tuben.............................................................27 

Jim Zuponeck..................................................... 28 

Emily Barber........................................................ 29 

Caroline Conklin................................................. 30 

Catherine Conklin.................................................31 

Meghan Dwyer.....................................................32 

Paige Grant...........................................................33 

Kelly Hagerty........................................................33 

Ali Horn ................................................................ 34 

Katie Howard....................................................... 34 

Emily Kintz............................................................35 

Eneka Lamb......................................................... 36 

Tricia Leeson....................................................... 36 

Jessica Lyden.......................................................37 

Megan McCarroll................................................ 38 

Steffi Niessl.......................................................... 39 

Rose O’Connor....................................................40 

Katherine Plevka................................................. 41 

Sarah Soltis........................................................... 41 

Francesca Tocci................................................... 42 

Cara Vogel............................................................ 43 

Lauren Weaver....................................................44 

Mariah White.......................................................44 

Christine Wixted................................................. 45 

DUKE HISTORY 

2010-11 Results....................................................46 

School Records................................................... 47 

All-Time Series Results.....................................48 

Year-by-Year Results...................................49-59 

Duke vs. Conferences........................................60 

Honors and Awards...................................... 61-63 

All-Time Letterwinners ............................. 64-68 

2011-12 SCHEDULE 

OCTOBER 

SAT, OCT. 8 BLUE/WHITE MEET DURHAM, N.C. 4 P.M. 

Sat, Oct. 22 at Maryland* College Park, Md. 1 p.m. 

Sat, Oct. 29 at Virginia Tech* Christiansburg, Va. 12 p.m. 

vs. UNC Wilmington 

vs. Florida State* 

NOVEMBER 

Sat, Nov. 5 at NC State* Raleigh, N.C. 11 a.m. 

vs. Savannah College of Art and Design 

Thurs-Sat, Nov. 17-19 Nike Cup Chapel Hill, N.C. All Day 

DECEMBER 

Thurs-Thurs Dec. 15-22 USA Diving Winter Nationals Knoxville, Tenn. All Day 

JANUARY 

FRI, JAN. 6 NC STATE* (Diving only) DURHAM, N.C. 1 P.M. 

Sat, Jan. 14 at South Carolina Columbia, S.C. 2 p.m. 

vs. Queens University of Charlotte 

FRI, JAN. 20 VIRGINIA* DURHAM, N.C. 5 P.M. 

FRI, JAN. 27 NORTH CAROLINA* DURHAM, N.C. 5 P.M. 

SAT, JAN. 28 CLEMSON* DURHAM, N.C. 11 A.M. 

RICHMOND (W) 

FEBRUARY 

Weds-Sat, Feb. 15-18 ACC Championships (W) Christiansburg, Va. All Day 

Weds-Sat, Feb. 22-25 ACC Championships (M) Christiansburg, Va. All Day 

MARCH 

Thurs-Sun, Mar. 8-11 Senior Sectionals Greensboro, N.C. All Day 

Fri-Sun, Mar. 9-11 NCAA Zone Diving TBD All Day 

Thurs-Sat, Mar. 15-17 NCAA Championships (W) Auburn, Ala. All Day 

Thurs-Sat, Mar. 22-24 NCAA Championships (M) Federal Way, Wash. All Day 

JUNE 

Sun-Sun, June 17-24 U.S. Olympic Team Trials - Diving Federal Way, Wash. All Day 

HOME MEETS IN BOLD/CAPS 

QUICK FACTS 

DUKE INFORMATION 

Location...................................................Durham, N.C.. 

Founded.................................1838 as Trinity College. 

Enrollment............................6,504 undergraduates. 

Colors........................................Royal Blue and White. 

Nickname.....................................................Blue Devils. 

Conference............................................ Atlantic Coast. 

Affiliation.................................................NCAA Division I. 

Facility...................................Taishoff Aquatics Pavilion. 

President..................................Dr. Richard Brodhead. 

VP/Director of Athletics.................. Dr. Kevin White. 

Senior Women’s Administrator.............. Jacki Silar. 

TEAM INFORMATION 

Men: 

2010-11 Season Record......................... 3-4 (1-3 ACC) 

2011 ACC Championships................5th/11 (353 pts) 

2011 NCAA Championships.......... 20th/37 (50 pts) 

Letterwinners Returning/Lost.......................... 19/10 

Newcomers................................................................... 9 

Women: 

2010-11 Season Record........................3-5 (0-4 ACC) 

2011 ACC Championships............ 7th/11 (262.5 pts) 

2011 NCAA Championships.............19th/41 (54 pts) 

Letterwinners Returning/Lost.............................17/9 

Newcomers................................................................... 5 

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Head Coach.................................................Dan Colella 

Alma Mater............ University of the South ‘84 

Years at Duke/Overall......................................7/19 

Record at Duke............................................ 107-45 

Overall Record......................................... 310-122-6 

Head Diving Coach........................... Drew Johansen 

Alma Mater....................................... Rochville ‘05 

Assistant Coach.........................................Dawn Kane 

Alma Mater............................................ Brown ‘02 

Assistant Coach.................................Dan Carrington 

Alma Mater...................................... Ball State ‘02 

Swim Office Phone............................(919) 684-2723 

Fax......................................................... (919) 681-7866 

PROGRAM HISTORY 

First Year of Program.........................M-1927; W-1971 

All-Time Program Record: 

Men...........................................323-394-2 (75-202 ACC) 

Women...........................................148-194 (15-125 ACC) 

Most Combined Victories in a Season....15 (1974-75) 

NCAA Championship Appearances: 

Men................................................................................10 

Women........................................................................... 4


MEN 

NAME POSITION YR HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 

Jacob Bieze Fly Jr. Portland, Ore. (Jesuit) 

Matt Carder Free Jr. Virginia Beach, Va. (Ocean Lakes) 

Chris Cirillo Back/Fly Jr. Newport News, Va. (Warwick) 

Jonathan Derlath Distance Free So. Garden City, N.Y. (Chaminade) 

Michael Donnalley Free Fr. Greensboro, N.C. (Northwest Guilford) 

Tyler Fleming Breast/IM/Free So. Huntersville, N.C. (North Mecklenburg) 

Adam Flur Free Jr. Durham, N.C. (Northern) 

Jack Forese Free Fr. New Canaan, Conn. (St. Luke’s) 

Steven Gasparini Back/Fly/IM So. Yorktown, Penn. (Clemson/Cumberland Valley) 

Alex Harmon Distance Free/IM Jr. Peachtree City, Ga. (McIntosh) 

Greg Hoffman Fly So. Dallas, Texas (Jesuit College Prep) 

Shawn Hoffman Diving RJr. North Tonawanda, N.Y. (North Tonawanda) 

Ben Hwang Sprints Jr. Cerritos, Calif. (Shanghai American School [China]) 

Hunter Knight Breast/IM So. Richmond, Va. (Maggie Walker Governor’s School) 

Stefan Knight Free/Fly Fr. Carlsbad, Calif. (La Costa Canyon) 

Cody Kolodziejzyk Diving Sr. Calgary, Alberta, Canada (Springback Community) 

Jordan Long Diving Jr. Grosse Pointe, Mich. (Groose Pointe South) 

Ted Minturn Mid-Free/Back Jr. Indianapolis, Ind. (North Central) 

Clay Pinckney Diving Fr. San Bernardino, Calif. (Newport Harbor) 

Hunter Roux Mid-Free Sr. Boulder, Colo. (Cherry Creek) 

Piotr Safronczyk Breast/Free Gr. Bialystok, Poland (University of Bridgeport) 

Clay Sanders Free/Fly Fr. Moraga, Calif. (Campolinda) 

Evan Schwartz Back/Breast/IM Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio (St. Xavier) 

Ty Stahl Back Jr. The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands) 

Tyler Toren Free Fr. Sinking Springs, Penn. (Wilson) 

Ben Tuben Fly/Sprint Free Sr. Fairfax, Va. (Thomas Jefferson HS for Science and Tech.) 

Jim Zuponeck Breast/IM Jr. Aurora, Ill. (Waubonsie Valley) 

*Nick McCrory will not be competing for Duke during the 2011-12 season. 

2011-2012 Roster 

WOMEN 

NAME POSITION YR HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 

Emily Barber Breast Jr. Guilford, Conn. (Guilford) 

Caroline Conklin Free/IM Fr. Kenilworth, Ill. (New Trier Township) 

Catherine Conklin Back/Free Sr. Kenilworth, Ill. (New Trier Township) 

Meghan Dwyer Back/Free Sr. Mission Viejo, Calif. (Mission Viejo) 

Paige Grant Diving Fr. Winnetka, Ill. (New Trier Township) 

Kelly Hagerty Free/Fly So. Glenview, Ill. (Glenbrook South) 

Ali Horn IM/Fly/Free Fr. Roanoke, Va. (Cave Spring) 

Katie Howard Sprint Free So. Portola Valley, Calif. (Sacred Heart Preparatory) 

Emily Kintz Back/IM Jr. Tucker, Ga. (St. Pius X Catholic) 

Eneka Lamb Back/Free So. Hong Kong, China (Hong Kong International) 

Tricia Leeson Free So. Bethlehem, Pa. (Liberty) 

Jessica Lyden Diving Sr. Lexington, Ky. (Lexington Catholic) 

Megan McCarroll Back/Fly/IM Fr. Portland, Ore. (Jesuit) 

Steffi Niessl Back/Fly Sr. Brewster, N.Y. (Brewster) 

Rose O’Connor Distance/Free Sr. Green Village, N.J. (Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child) 

Katherine Plevka Breast/IM Fr. Charlotte, N.C. (Weddington) 

Sarah Soltis Back/Free So. Gainesville, Fla. (Buchholz) 

Francesca Tocci Free/Back Jr. Weston, Mass. (Weston) 

Cara Vogel Back Jr. Raynham, Mass. (Notre Dame Academy) 

Lauren Weaver Free/Fly So. Cincinnati, Ohio (Colerain) 

Mariah White Free/Back Jr. Durham, N.C. (St. Joseph’s [Ind.]) 

Christine Wixted Breast/IM So. Greenwood Village, Colo. (Cherry Creek) 

*Abby Johnston will not be competing for Duke during the 2011-12 season. 

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Dan Colella 

Head Coach 

7th Season at Duke 

University of the South ‘84 

Entering his seventh year with the program, head coach Dan Colella has 

helped the Duke men’s and women’s swimming and diving squads make great 

strides in each of his six years at Duke. 

The 2010-11 season boasted a handful of program firsts for both the Duke 

swimmers and divers, as well as Colella. The men’s and women’s teams each 

broke into the top-20 nationally at the 2011 NCAA Championships, with the 

Blue Devil women surmounting a 19th-place finish overall to break into 

the top 20 for the first time in program history. In addition, Duke had five 

student-athletes qualify for the NCAA Championships, marking the highest 

total in program history. Sophomore diver Nick McCrory collected his second 

consecutive national title on the platform, breaking his previously-set record 

with a new championships score of 548.90. Junior diver Abby Johnston 

earned the first national title for the women’s program on the three-meter 

springboard, while also taking fifth on the one-meter board. In the pool, senior 

All-America swimmer Ashley Twichell posted the best finish of her collegiate 

career, placing fifth in the women’s 1,650 freestyle with a time of 15:56.73. 

Fellow senior Nick Garvy turned in a school record-breaking performance 

in the 100 fly, finishing 23rd overall in 46.85. 

The Blue Devils also saw unparalleled success at the 2011 ACC Championships, 

with the men’s team breaking into the top five overall and setting 15 

new program records. Duke’s 200 free relay of Ben Hwang, Spencer Booth, 

Ben Tuben and Nick Garvy shattered the Duke record with a mark of 1:18.52 

and collected a gold medal at the conference meet, another first for the 

program. Garvy took home All-ACC honors in the 100 fly, finishing third in 

46.94, while McCrory captured ACC titles in the one-meter and three-meter 

events and earned ACC Diver of the Year honors. On the women’s side, the 

Blue Devils finished seventh as a team while breaking 12 program records. 

Twichell claimed her second ACC title in the 1,650 free and established three 

new school records. Johnston defended her one-meter and three-meter titles 

to garner ACC Diver of the Year honors, while freshman Haley Ishimatsu 

earned the ACC title in platform diving. 

Throughout the course of the season, the Duke men broke 21 records, 

including 16 school and five pool records, while the women boasted an 

incredible 18 records broken (12 school, six pool). 

During the 2009-10 season, both the Duke men and women placed seventh 

overall the ACC standings and sixth at the ACC Championships. The men’s 

team shattered the record books again, rewriting nine school records and 

three pool records. Among those, five of these records came during the 

ACC Championships and one, set by diver Nick McCrory, was broken at the 

2010 NCAA Championships. In a standout freshman campaign, McCrory set 

every Duke record for one-meter, three-meter and platform diving, including 

bringing home an NCAA Championship in platform diving with a record score 

of 534. On the women’s side, the Blue Devils broke three school records and 

one pool record. Colella led the women to an impressive 6-5 finish for the 

season, qualifying two individuals for the NCAAs, in addition to one qualifier 

on the men’s side. At the NCAAs, Johnston took fourth in the one-meter dive 

while Twichell broke her own record by finishing 14th in the 1,650 free. 

In 2008-09, the Duke men accrued an overall record of 6-3 (2-3 ACC) and 

took seventh place at the ACC Championships, doubling the previous year’s 

win total. The Blue Devil men also shattered the previous standard in 18 of 

a total 22 events. Colella led the women’s team to a mark of 7-4 (3-3 ACC) 

on the season and a sixth-place showing at the conference championships. 

Keeping pace with the men, the women posted 17 school records of their own, 

including bests in all four relays. Twichell returned to the NCAA Championships 

for her second year in a row, accompanied by freshman diving standout 

Abby Johnston. Johnston dove to a fifth place finish in the nation, earning 

All-America honors for herself and single-handedly providing Duke with its 

best team finish in program history. 

2011-12 DUKE SWIMMING & DIVING 

The 2007-08 swimming and diving campaign saw the men’s squad finish 

3-7 overall and take ninth at the ACC championships. The Colella-led squad 

set eight school records on the men’s side during the year, four coming in 

individual events and four in relays. The women’s team finished 8-4, taking 

sixth at the 2007-08 conference meet. The Blue Devil women set 12 school 

records, while two individuals - Twichell and Shannon Beall - recorded Olympic 

trial cuts and competed in the 2008 trials in Omaha, Neb. Twichell was an 

automatic qualifier for the NCAA Championships as she posted the necessary 

‘A’ cut in the 1650 free, making her the first Duke athlete to advance to the 

national meet since 2004. She took 16th in the event, earning All-America 

honors, the first since Olympian Nancy Hogshead in 1981. 

In 2006-07, the Blue Devil men compiled a record of 4-5 (1-4 ACC), notching 

one more win than in the previous campaign, while the women’s squad 

went 5-4 (1-4 ACC) on the year, securing a winning record and posting five 

victories for the second straight season. At the 2007 ACC Championships, 

the Duke men placed ninth while the women took eighth place, two places 

higher than the squad’s finish in 2006. Then freshman Beall placed seventh in 

the 100 butterfly finals, while senior Jackie Rodriguez notched an NCAA “B” 

standard in the 200 breaststroke preliminaries and went on to place seventh 

in the final race. 

Colella’s first season at Duke saw the men’s team match its win total from 

2004-05 and the women’s team nearly double its previous season’s total. 

Both the men and the women posted an ACC dual meet victory for the first 

time in seven and 12 years, respectively. The men finished the season with a 

3-6 (1-4 ACC) record, while the women finished the season at 5-6 (1-5 ACC). 

At the ACC Championships, the Duke women’s team established three school 

records and the men threw out two records. Senior Katie Ness earned All-ACC 

honors at the event while notching four NCAA ‘B’ standard times as her team 

claimed the ACC Sportsmanship Award. Ness was also named to the ESPN 

The Magazine Academic All-District III list. 

Colella came to Duke after a successful 12-year tenure as the head coach 

of the women’s swimming program at the University of Tennessee. Ten of 

Colella’s 12 teams at Tennessee finished in the nation’s top 25, including the 

2004-05 team that tied for 24th. At the 2005 NCAA Championships, his 

team garnered 11 All-America honors and broke five school records. Colella 

has coached 34 student-athletes to a total of 143 All-America honors and 18 

of his student-athletes earned Southeastern Conference titles. 

In just his third year of serving as the head coach at Tennessee, Colella 

guided one of the school’s most successful teams to a top-10 showing at the 

NCAA Championships. Along the way, Colella’s student-athletes notched 30 

All-America nods and Nicole deMan won the school’s first NCAA individual 

championship in the 50 free. 

Colella’s coaching accomplishments have not been limited to the collegiate 

level, as he has tutored athletes who have competed in the Olympic Games, 

Olympic Trials, Pan American Games, Pan Pacific Games, World Championships 

and World University Games. Three of his swimmers made appearances 

at the 2004 Olympic Trials, and former Tennessee swimmer Fabiola Molina 

represented Brazil at the 2000 Olympics. 

Colella arrived at Tennessee in 1990 as the assistant women’s swimming 

coach and served in that capacity until being promoted to head coach in 1993. 

From 1986-90 he was the assistant swimming coach at Indian River Community 

College in Fort Pierce, Fla., where he helped guide his team to four NJCAA 

men’s and women’s championships. 

Colella earned a bachelor’s degree in natural resource management and 

geology from the University of the South in Sewanee, Tenn., in 1984. In addition 

to being a member of the Order of the Gownsmen, an academic honor society, 

and Beta Theta Pi, Colella was a member of the school’s swimming team. He 

served as captain for two years and earned three accolades as the team’s 

MVP from 1981-83. Colella earned two Southern College Athletic Conference 

titles by winning the 100 and 200 backstroke in 1981. Over the course of his 

collegiate career, he never fell below seventh place in the conference in any 

individual event. Specializing in butterfly and the IM events, Colella was the 

university’s all-time leading scorer in championship meets when he graduated. 

Colella and his wife, Victoria, have four children - Henry, George, Ellinor, 

and Caroline - and reside in Chapel Hill, N.C. 

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Drew Johansen 

Head Diving Coach 


Rochville ‘05 

U.S. Elite Diving Academy founder and National Team coach Drew Johansen 

is now in his fifth season as the Blue Devils diving coach. 

In only his fourth year with the Blue Devil program, Johansen saw a 

record five divers qualify for NCAA Zones and sent three divers to the 2011 

NCAA Championships, with two divers collecting national titles. Junior 

Abby Johnston won her first title on the three-meter, in addition to posting 

a fifth-place showing on the one-meter, to collect All-America honors once 

again. After rewriting the record book last season, sophomore Nick McCrory 

did not disappoint. The defending national champion once again captured 

the national title on the platform, setting the NCAA record for the second 

consecutive year. McCrory had two dives that scored over 100 points apiece 

to garner All-America honors for the second-straight year. In addition, the 

sophomore standout placed fourth in both the one- and three-meter springboard 

events. Johnston and McCrory also collected the ACC’s Most Valuable 

Diver and Diver of the Year honors for the second-straight year. A new addition 

to the roster, the Blue Devils picked up freshman platform competitor 

Haley Ishimatsu, who made her international debut at age 13. Ishimatsu had 

a banner year, breaking the Duke record on the platform during the ACC’s. 

In her first showing at the NCAA Championships, the former U.S. Olympian 

recorded an 11th-place finish on the platform. 

Both Johnston and McCrory will redshirt the 2011-12 season to compete 

internationally with the hopes of qualifying for the 2012 Olympics in London, 

England. 

Over the summer, Johansen served as the head coach of USA Diving’s 

2011 World Championships team in Shanghai, China. He guided McCrory to 

a sixth-place performance on the platform, as well as a fifth-place finish in 

the men’s synchronized 10-meter event, along with David Boudia of Purdue. 

Also under Johansen’s tutelage, Johnston finished sixth in the women’s 

one-meter springboard competition. 

Johansen made yet another incredible stride during the 2009-10 season. 

In just three years with the program, he had four divers qualify for the NCAA 

Zones, but more impressively, had two divers place in the NCAA Championships. 

Arguably, his greatest accomplishment came this season with the addition 

of freshman standout McCrory. McCrory demolished the record book, 

setting every men’s record for both the pool and school. More incredibly, he 

was the NCAA Champion in platform diving, while also placing second in the 


three-meter and fourth in the one-meter events. 

During the 2008-09 season, a total of five men and women – four of them 

freshmen – qualified for the NCAA Zones Diving Championships. The standing 

school records in four of six total diving events were broken and re-broken 

over the course of the year. Johnasen also directed freshman Johnston to a 

fifth-place finish at the NCAA Championships, where she garnered All-America 

honors on the three-meter board. 

During the 2007-08 campaign, Johansen’s first at Duke, diver Julie Brummond 

received All-ACC honors for her performance on the three-meter board 

at the 2008 ACC Championships. She reached the finals on both springboards 

and on the platform at the NCAA Zone B Diving Championships under Johansen’s 

leadership. 

A former member of the U.S. Diving National Team, Johansen brings a 

wealth of skills to the Duke program as he has had a variety of experience at 

the club, collegiate and national levels. He has served as a U.S. National Team 

coach for six years and also coached the U.S. Diving World Championship team 

in 2005 and U.S. Diving Junior World Team in 2002. He founded the U.S. Elite 

Diving Academy in Columbus, Ohio, in 2001, and it quickly developed into the 

nation’s top junior and senior program, winning the U.S. Diving Junior Team 

title in 2005 and Senior Team title in 2006. 

Johansen’s NCAA experience includes head coaching stints at Illinois State 

University and Florida Atlantic University, as he received conference coach of 

the year accolades four times at FAU. During the 1992-93 campaign at FAU, 

Johansen coached four All-America selections, three honorable mention All- 

America picks and a three-meter national champion. He has also served as a 

volunteer assistant at Ohio State University. 

Johansen has received numerous coaching accolades, as he was the recipient 

of the USA Diving Award of Excellence and was named USA Diving Coach 

of the Year in 2006. Other career accolades include Junior Coach of the Year 

(2002 and 2004) and U.S. Olympic Committee Finalist Developmental Coach 

of the Year (2004). 

The Florida native received his bachelor’s degree in physical education from 

Rochville University in 2005. Johansen resides in Durham. 

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Dawn Kane 

Assistant Coach 


Brown ‘02 

Dan Carrington 

Assistant Coach 

1st Season at Duke 

Ball State ‘02 

Dawn Kane joined the Duke swimming and diving staff in 2005-06 as an 

assistant swimming coach and has played an integral role in the development 

of the program, as the Blue Devil swimming and diving squads continue to 

become a force to reckon with between the lanes and on the boards. 

Kane’s first season saw the men’s team finish with a record of 3-6 (1-4 ACC) 

and the women’s team finish with a record of 5-6 (1-5 ACC), with each team 

posting an ACC dual-meet victory for the first time in a number of years at 

the same meet in Maryland. Kane saw Katie Ness earn All-ACC honors, in 

addition to being named ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District III. The 

teams have each seen consistent improvement since then, with the 2008- 

09 squads posting a total of 35 school records and an ACC Champion, and 

a 2009-10 squad posting 16 new school records, and a swimmer who placed 

14th in the NCAA Championships. 

During the 2010-11 season, Kane witnessed numerous program firsts. Both 

the men’s and women’s quads placed in the top 20 at the NCAA Championships, 

with the men breaking into the top five in the ACC, a goal the team 

had set since the arrival of head coach Dan Colella. The team set 39 new 

records, totaled five ACC champions and had two swimmers and three divers 

qualify for the NCAA Championships. 

A 2002 graduate of Brown University and eight-year member of the 

Jamaican National Swimming Squad, Kane brought extensive international 

and collegiate swimming experience to the Duke team. She is a two-time 

participant in the Olympic Games, having represented Jamaica in 2000 

and 2004, and has earned medals in the Carifta Games, Caribbean Island 

Swimming Championships, Centro Americano y del Caribe Nataciones and 

Caribbean and Central American Games. Kane also represented Jamaica at 

the Pan American Games in 1999 (Winnipeg) and 2003 (Santo Domingo), 

as well as the Commonwealth Games in 2002 (Manchester) and added even 

more international experience to her resume when she coached the Jamaican 

National team at the 2007 World Championship meet in Melbourne, 

Australia. 

Kane graduated in 2002 with a bachelor of science degree in psychology 

from Brown, where she was team captain of the swim team her senior year 

and is still in the record books for being a member of the 400 free and 800 

free relay teams that set school records in 2001. She was the Ivy League 

Champion in the 200 free in 2001 and the 100 free in 2002, and participated 

in the 2002 NCAA Championships. 

Kane went on to earn a masters degree in Human Performance at the 

University of Florida in 2005. While in Gainesville, she worked as a swim 

instructor for Swim America of Gainesville and the Gator Swim Club. 

Kane and her husband, Lee, reside in Durham. 

Dan Carrington returns to the Blue Devil coaching staff in 2011-12 as an 

assistant coach after previously serving as an assistant during the 2007-08 

season. 

Carrington comes to Duke from Southwestern University, where he was the 

head coach from 2009-11. 

At NCAA Div. III Southwestern, Carrington tutored the first swimming All- 

American in program history in the 100 backstroke. In his first year, he helped 

two individuals achieve NCAA ‘B’ cuts in two events and saw his athletes set 

five school records. Carrington coached the women’s team to a sixth-place 

finish at the 2010-11 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championships, 

moving up two spots from the previous year. Under Carrington’s direction, 

the 2010-11 Pirates also broke nine program records and had one individual 

achieve an NCAA ‘A’ cut in the 100 backstroke and another make the NCAA 

‘B’ cut in the 200 backstroke. 

Prior to coaching at Southwestern, Carrington served as the head coach 

for USA Swimming’s San Antonio Wave in San Antonio, Texas. As head coach, 

he helped the program grow to 150 swimmers while guiding his athletes to 

success at the Texas Age Groups Championship and Southern Sectional meets. 

Carrington was an assistant coach with the Blue Devil swimming and diving 

program in 2007-08, and during that time also served as the head coach for 

Blue Devil Aquatics. In one year as head coach, Carrington saw six individuals 

qualify for their first ever North Carolina Senior Championship meet and 

placed one swimmer in the top eight in the Eastern Section of the Southern 

Zone Age Group Championship meet. 

He also spent two years as the Durham site coach at the YMCA of the 

Triangle Area. Prior to that, Carrington was an assistant coach at Yorktown 

High School and Delta High School in Indiana. 

Carrington graduated from Ball State University in 2002 with a bachelor of 

science degree in chemistry. He also swam for the Cardinals for two seasons. 

A native of Danville, Ind., Carrington is a member of the American Swim 

Coaches Association (ASCA). 

He and his wife, Kim, have two children – Grace (3) and Liana (1). The family 

resides in Durham. 

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MEET THE BLUE DEVILS 


* denotes Duke record; ~ denotes converted time; x denotes did not score Bieze Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 

100-Yard Breaststroke 

1:01.88 Gamecock Invitational (22nd/24 - Finals) Nov. 20, 2009 

1:02.20 Gamecock Invitational (Prelims) Nov. 20, 2009 

Jacob Bieze 

Junior • Butterfly 

Portland, Ore. (Jesuit) 


2:17.87 Maryland/NC State (8th/9) Oct. 24, 2009 

2:18.45 Miami/Virginia Tech (6th/6) Nov. 7, 2009 

50-Yard Butterfly 

24.68~ Orange Bowl Classic (6th/15) Jan. 2, 2010 

Honors: ACC Academic Honor Roll (2010, 2011) 

2010-11: Competed in the 100 and 200 butterfly for the Blue Devils ... posted 

best season time in the 100 fly (51.05) at the College Cup Invitational ... 

posted a second-place finish against Virginia in the 100 fly ... also a member 

of Duke’s 200 free relay and 200 medley relay squads ... named to the ACC 

Academic Honor Roll. 

2009-10: Placed sixth in his first collegiate swim meet in the 100 fly with a 

time of 53:19 ... season-best finish came against Miami and Virginia Tech in 

the 200 free relay, where he placed fourth with an individual best finish of 

23:79 ... named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

Prep: Four-year letterwinner at Jesuit ... district champion in the 100 breast 

as a senior ... high school won the Oregon state championship as a freshman 

and sophomore ... qualified for sectionals as a member of his club 

team ... state finalist as a senior ... two-year letterwinner in cross country ... 

president of his school’s National Honor Society ... member of the Spanish 

Honor Society. 

Personal: Born Jacob Gerald Bieze on July 29, 1991 in Portland, Ore. ... son 

of Gerald and Sarah Bieze ... has one brother, Joey, and two sisters, Katie 

and Ellie ... sister Katie was a member of the Duke swim team from 2005- 

09 ... majoring in political science ... favorite athlete is NFL running back 

Adrian Peterson. 


51.05 College Cup (4th/6) Feb. 5, 2011 

51.39 North Carolina (3rd/3) Feb. 4, 2011 

51.66 Gamecock Invitational (Prelims) Nov. 20, 2009 

52.20 Gamecock Invitational (24th/24 - Finals) Nov. 20, 2009 

52.24 Virginia (9th/11) Jan. 22, 2010 

52.49 South Carolina/Queens (6th/11) Jan. 15, 2011 

52.58 Virginia (2nd/4) Jan. 23, 2011 

52.65 South Carolina (9th/10) Jan. 16, 2010 

53.19 UNC Wilmington (6th/10) Oct. 17, 2009 



1:53.90 Nike Cup (22nd/24 - Finals) Nov. 20, 2010 

1:54.57 North Carolina (6th/6) Feb. 4, 2011 

1:54.88 Nike Cup (Prelims) Nov. 20, 2010 


1:57.62 NC State (6th/7) Oct. 29, 2010 

1:57.76 Virginia (6th/6) Jan. 23, 2011 

1:57.76 South Carolina (5th/7) Jan. 16, 2010 


1:58.55 South Carolina/Queens (6th/8) Jan. 15, 2011 

1:58.66 North Carolina (5th/6) Jan. 24, 2010 

1:58.72 Maryland (6th/7) Oct. 23, 2010 

1:58.96 UNC Wilmington (5th/8) Oct. 17, 2009 



1:59.92 Houston/Georgia Tech (5th/7) Oct. 30, 2009 

200-Yard Freestyle Relay 

1:30.57 (23.01) Miami/Virginia Tech (4th/7) Nov. 7, 2009 

x1:31.50 (23.28) Virginia (4th/4) Jan. 23, 2011 

1:32.25 (23.95) UNC Wilmington (7th/8) Oct. 16, 2010 

200-Yard Medley Relay 

1:32.98 (22.78) North Carolina (6th/6) Feb. 4, 2011 

1:35.58 (23.05) Nike Cup (14th/19) Nov. 19, 2010 

1:35.71 (23.49) Maryland (4th/6) Oct. 23, 2010 


1:36.76 (23.79) Gamecock Invitational (14th/18) Nov. 20, 2009 

1:37.77 (23.51) South Carolina/Queens (5th/5) Jan. 15, 2011 

1:38.85 (23.58) NC State (5th/6) Oct. 29, 2010 

1:38.94 (23.47) Virginia (5th/5) Jan. 22, 2010 




3:35.51 (52.60) Houston/Georgia Tech (5th/5) Oct. 30, 2010 

3:35.51 (1:01.97) Maryland/NC State (8th/10) Oct. 24, 2009 

3:37.44 (1:02.37) South Carolina (6th/6) Jan. 16, 2010 

x3:41.45 North Carolina (7th/7) Jan. 24, 2010 

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Matt Carder 

Junior • Freestyle 

Virginia Beach, Va. 

(Ocean Lakes) 


2010-11: Posted top-30 finishes in both the 200 and 500 free at the ACC 

Championships while recording season-bests in both events ... also competed 

in the 100 free and 1650 free at the conference meet ... opened the 

season with a first-place showing in the 500 free at UNC Wilmington ... 

against NC State, recorded a time of 9:44.30 in the 1,000 free to take second 

... placed second in the 500 free against Virginia with a mark of 4:39.87 

... also a solid contributor on Duke’s freestyle relay teams ... named to the 

ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

2009-10: Placed second in his first collegiate meet in the 200 free with a 

time of 1:44.17 ... this was both his best place finish and best time for this 

event... placed first in the 500 free against Houston and Georgia Tech with a 

time of 4:43.20 ... competed in the 200 free, 500 free and 1,650 free events 

at the ACC Championships ... named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

Prep: Four-year letterwinner out of Ocean Lakes High in Virginia Beach, Va. 

... earned All-America distinction as a senior for his performance in the 500 

free ... won his team’s MVP Award junior and senior year ... as a sophomore, 

set the district record in the 500 free en route to a district title ... took fifthplace 

in the state of Virginia in the 500 free as a junior ... member of relay 

teams which set the regional record in the 200 and 400 freestyle relays 

... established a new district record in the 200 free ... qualified for Speedo 

Junior Nationals in the 200, 500, 1000, and 1650 free ... member of the 

National Honor Society ... winner of the Princeton Book Award ... member of 

the Math Honor Society ... named to the Virginian Pilot Scholastic Achievement 

Team. 

Personal: Born Matthew James Carder on May 27, 1991 on Andrew’s Air 

Force Base in Prince George’s County, Md. ... son of Steven and Jennie Carder 

... has one brother, Will who swam at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 

(2007-09) ... majoring in history ... favorite athletes are former U.S. Olympic 

swimmer Erik Vendt and distance runner Steve Prefontaine. 


Carder Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 

100-Yard Freestyle 

47.83 ACC Championships (51st/55 - Prelims) Feb. 26, 2011 


1:41.60 ACC Championships (31st/42 - Prelims) Feb. 26, 2011 

1:41.92 ACC Championships (32nd/39 - Prelims) Feb. 26, 2010 


1:43.70 Nike Cup (23rd/24 - Finals) Nov. 19, 2010 



1:44.17 UNC Wilmington (2nd/11) Oct. 17, 2009 









4:30.51 ACC Championships (Prelims) Feb. 25, 2010 

4:30.72 ACC Championships (21st/24 - Finals) Feb. 25, 2010 



4:37.69 North Carolina (3rd/7) Jan. 24, 2010 

4:39.19 Clemson (3rd/6) Jan. 30, 2010 

4:39.87 Virginia (2nd/5) Jan. 23, 2011 

4:40.06 Nike Cup (24th/24 - Finals) Nov. 18, 2010 


4:42.44 North Carolina (2nd/3) Feb. 4, 2011 

4:42.96 Virginia (3rd/5) Jan. 22, 2010 

4:43.20 Houston/Georgia Tech (1st/7) Oct. 30, 2009 

4:43.90 Maryland (2nd/8) Oct. 23, 2010 

4:44.38 South Carolina (3rd/7) Jan. 16, 2010 

4:44.68 UNC Wilmington (1st/8) Oct. 16, 2010 


4:47.53 NC State (4th/7) Oct. 29, 2010 

4:48.22 Miami/Virginia Tech (3rd/8) Nov. 7, 2009 


1,000-Yard Freestyle 

9:44.08 Clemson (4th/6) Jan. 30, 2010 

9:44.30 NC State (2nd/7) Oct. 29, 2010 

9:57.00 Maryland (3rd/6) Oct. 23, 2010 


15:52.35 ACC Championships (21st/28) Feb 27, 2010 

16:28.83 Gamecock Invitational (22nd/25) Nov. 21, 2009 



1:27.86 (22.22) Miami/Virginia Tech (3rd/4) Nov. 7, 2009 



x1:29.03 (21.86) Virginia (3rd/4) Jan. 23, 2011 


1:31.45 (22.30) South Carolina (7th/7) Jan. 16, 2010 


3:07.20 (47.53) Nike Cup (10th/18) Nov. 20, 2010 

3:09.39 (47.95) Maryland/NC State (4th/10) Oct. 24, 2009 

3:10.53 (48.67) North Carolina (2nd/6) Feb. 4, 2011 


3:15.42 Clemson (6th/6) Jan. 30, 2010 



x3:17.86 (47.93) NC State (5th/7) Oct. 29, 2010 




6:53.16 (1:46.03) Nike Cup (11th/16) Nov. 19, 2010 

6:57.40 (1:45.64) Gamecock Invitational (10th/17) Nov. 20, 2009 

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Chris Cirillo 

Junior • Back/Fly 

Newport News, Va. 

(Warwick) 

2010-11: Closed the season with a second-place finish in the 100 fly at the 

College Cup Invitational, breaking the 50-second barrier with a time of 

49.85 ... powered the men’s 200 medley relay team that took first against 

top-ranked South Carolina with a time of 1:32.28 ... collected top-25 finishes 

at the Nike Cup Invite in both the 100 fly and 100 back ... also helped the 

200 medley relay place third at the Nike Cup while clocking a 23.77 split ... 

took fourth in the season home opener in the 200 fly, with a personal best 

time of 1:55.33. 

2009-10: Placed second in his first collegiate meet in the 100 back with a 

time of 51.86 ... clocked a season-best 1:52.83 to finish second in the 200 fly 

against Maryland and NC State ... placed first in the 200 fly against Houston 

and Georgia Tech with a time of 1:54.71. 

Prep: Four-year letterwinner at Warwick High in Newport News, Va. ... Academic 

All-America as a sophomore, junior and senior ... 500 freestyle district 

champion in his junior year ... won his district and region in the 100 

backstroke ... set a regional record in the 100 fly as a senior ... member of 

the Coast Guard Blue Dolphins National Team ... USA Junior Nationals qualifier 

... named to the Daily Press 2nd team for both the 100 back and 100 fly 

... Daily Press Swimmer of the Year following his senior season ... member 

of the Math Honor Society ... second place at the Tidewater Science Fair and 

two-time winner of his school’s science fair ... Viva Voce Seminar Finalist in 

2008. 

Personal: Born Christopher Michael Cirillo on Mar. 9, 1991 in Newport News, 

Va. ... son of William and Kathleen Cirillo ... has one sister, Caroline ... majoring 

in economics ... hobbies include playing paintball and Frisbee ... favorite 

athlete is the Cleveland Cavaliers’ Anderson Varejao. 


Cirillo Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 


21.71 North Carolina (7th/8) Feb. 4, 2011 

100-Yard Backstroke 

51.03 ACC Championships (32nd/39 - Prelims) Feb. 26, 2010 

51.86 UNC Wilmington (2nd/8) Oct. 17, 2009 

51.92 Nike Cup (18th/24 - Finals) Nov. 19, 2010 


52.52 Nike Cup (Prelims) Nov. 19, 2010 



x54.14 Virginia (7th/7) Jan. 23, 2011 



49.85 College Cup (2nd/6) Feb. 5, 2011 

49.87 ACC Championships (34th/48 - Prelims) Feb. 26, 2010 

50.44 North Carolina (2nd/3) Feb. 4, 2011 


50.99 Maryland/NC State (5th/13) Oct. 24, 2009 

51.06 Nike Cup (21st/24 - Finals) Nov. 19, 2010 





x51.69 NC State (7th/8) Oct. 29, 2010 


52.11 Houston/Georgia Tech (4th/5) Oct. 30, 2009 

52.22 Miami/Virginia Tech (6th/8) Nov. 7, 2009 

52.88 Clemson (7th/8) Jan. 30, 2010 


53.12 North Carolina (6th/7) Jan. 24, 2010 




1:52.83 Maryland/NC State (2nd/10) Oct. 24, 2009 





1:55.48 NC State (4th/7) Oct. 29, 2010 


1:56.01 Gamecock Invitational (16th/24 - Finals) Nov. 21, 2009 

1:57.35 Clemson (6th/7) Jan. 30, 2010 

200-Yard Individual Medley 

1:59.26 UNC Wilmington (3rd/11) Oct. 17, 2009 


1:26.73 (22.04) Virginia (2nd/4) Jan. 23, 2011 

1:26.74 (22.01) Nike Cup (16th/18) Nov. 18, 2010 

1:27.19 (21.86) College Cup (3rd/3) Feb. 5, 2011 





3:12.35 (47.90) NC State (5th/7) Oct. 29, 2010 





1:31.00 (23.77) Nike Cup (3rd/19) Nov. 19, 2010 

1:32.28 (24.04) South Carolina/Queens (1st/5) Jan. 15, 2011 

1:32.88 (23.91) Maryland (2nd/6) Oct. 23, 2010 



1:34.14 (24.24) UNC Wilmington (2nd/6) Oct. 17, 2009 

1:34.16 (24.89) UNC Wilmington (3rd/8) Oct. 16, 2010 


1:35.14 (24.43) Clemson (3rd/6) Jan. 30, 2010 




3:26.20 (50.88) Maryland/NC State (2nd/10) Oct. 24, 2009 





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Jonathan Derlath 

Sophomore • Dist. Free 

Garden City, N.Y. 

(Chaminade) 

Michael Donnalley 

Freshman • Freestyle 

Greensboro, N.C. 

(Northwest Guilford) 

2010-11: Made his Duke debut against UNC Wilmington, taking fourth in the 

1,650 free (16:45.51) and sixth in the 500 free (4:52.02) ... placed second in 

the 1,000 free in the home opener against Maryland with a mark of 9:56.70 

... took nearly 31 seconds off his 1,650 free performance at the Nike Cup 

Invitational from his first collegiate performance ... best finish in the 1,650 

free was a 16:01.56 clocking versus North Carolina ... posted a personal-best 

4:39.33 in the 500 free to come in third at the College Cup. 

Prep: Competed in the U.S. Open and Men’s National Qualifier ... member of 

the National Honor Society. 

Personal: Born Jonathan Herbert Derlath on Dec. 3, 1991 in Syosset, N.Y. 

... son of Herbert and Linda Derlath ... has one sister, Erica, who swims at 

Colgate University. 

Derlath Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 


1:46.52 College Cup (4th/5) Feb. 5, 2011 


4:39.33 College Cup (3rd/6) Feb. 5, 2011 




x4:54.85 Virginia (5th/5) Jan. 23, 2011 

Prep: Completed prep career at Northwest Guilford High School ... high 

school personal bests include 46.86 in the 100 free, 1:40.57 in the 200 free 

and 4:33.84 in the 500 free ... Junior National Qualifier ... member of the 

Greensboro Swimming Association’s club team ... member of the National 


Personal: Born Michael Gerald Donnalley on May 6, 1993 in Charlotte, N.C. ... 

son of David and Geralyn Donnalley ... has one brother, Ben, and one sister, 

Kathryn ... uncle, Rick Donnalley, was an offensive lineman for the NFL’s 

Pittsburgh Steelers, Washington Redskins and Kansas City Chiefs (1982-87) 

... uncle, Kevin Donnalley, played on the offensive line for the NFL’s Houston 

Oilers, Tennessee Titans, Miami Dolphins and Carolina Panthers (1991-03). 

Donnalley Personal Records: 


46.86 High School 


1:40.57 High School 






9:58.58 NC State (5th/7) Oct. 29, 2010 


16:01.56 North Carolina (3rd/3) Feb. 4, 2011 

16:14.69 Nike Cup (24th/29) Nov. 20, 2010 



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Tyler Fleming 

Sophomore • Breast/IM/Free 

Huntersville, N.C. 

(North Mecklenburg) 

2010-11: Ended his freshman campaign with a 29th-place finish in the prelims 

of the 200 IM at the ACC Championships ... posted a time of 1:52.42 in 

that performance for a lifetime best and Duke’s best mark of the season ... 

narrowly missed the cut for the men’s 100 breast final at the conference 

meet by .5 seconds, finishing 26th with a lifetime-best time of 57.05 ... took 

third in the 100 breast at the College Cup Invitational. 

Prep: USA Swimming Scholastic All-America ... member of the 2008-2009 

NCHSAA 4A Swimming & Diving State Championship team ... member of 

2009-2010 NCHSAA 4A Swimming & Diving second-place team ... 2009- 

2010 North Mecklenburg High School men’s swimming co-captain ... 2009- 

2010 North Carolina Swimming All-Star Award ... member of 1st Place 2010 

Junior National men’s team ... member of first-place 2010 Junior National 

men’s 400 medley relay team ... member of the National Honor Society ... 

Eagle Scout. 

Personal: Born Tyler Richard Fleming on Oct. 12, 1991 in Pittsburgh, Penn. 

... son of Richard and Pamela Fleming ... has one sister, Amanda ... favorite 

sports are basketball, tennis and ultimate Frisbee. 


Fleming Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 




x1:45.41 NC State (8th/8) Oct. 29, 2010 



4:45.66 NC State (2nd/7) Oct. 29, 2010 



57.32 College Cup (3rd/7) Feb. 5, 2011 







2:06.74 ACC Championships (27th/30 - Prelims) Feb. 26, 2011 

2:08.61 Nike Cup (21st/24 - Finals) Nov. 20, 2010 









3:12.20 (48.12) Nike Cup (18th/18) Nov. 20, 2010 




7:03.09 (1:44.23) Nike Cup (15th/16) Nov. 19, 2010 


1:35.58 (26.64) Nike Cup (14th/19) Nov. 19, 2010 



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Adam Flur 

Junior • Freestyle 

Durham, N.C. (Northern) 


2010-11: Competed in the qualifiers for the 50 and 100 free at the 2011 ACC 

Championships, finishing 38th (20.96) and 45th (46.62), respectively ... 

placed third in the 50 free at the College Cup Invitational with a personalbest 

time of 20.95 ... swam the second leg of the 200 free relay that took 

first against Virginia ... had a top-20 finish in the 50 free at the Nike Cup 

Invitational ... was a member of the 200 free relay team that broke the pool 

record at UNC Wilmington in the season opener with a time of 1:22.23 ... 

named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

2009-10: Placed fifth in his first collegiate meet in the 50 free with a time 

of 21.77 ... had one first-place finish against Houston and Georgia Tech in 

the 400 free relay with a season-best time of 47.46 ... named to the ACC 


Prep: Four-year letterwinner at Northern High School ... qualified for the 

state meet in each of his four years ... selected to the all-conference team 

sophomore through senior year ... took first place in the region in two 

events and first place in one event at the state meet ... four-year letterwinner 

in tennis (all-conference and state semifinalist) ... three-year letterwinner 

in soccer (all-conference) ... member of the National Honor Society. 

Personal: Born Adam Matthew Flur on Dec. 18, 1990 in Durham, N.C. ... son 

of Marc and Stacey Flur ... has one sister, Lia ... father Marc played tennis 

at Duke (1979-83) ... grandfather Irving Edelman coached basketball at 

UNC-Charlotte from 1962-65 ... relatives who graduated from Duke include 

father Marc (‘83), mother Stacey (‘83), uncle Peter (‘86), grandfather Irving 

(‘43), aunt Becky (‘79) and aunt Susie (‘78) ... a public policy studies major 

... hobbies include playing sports and card games ... favorite athlete is Andy 

Roddick. 


Flur Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 




21.11 Maryland (2nd/8) Oct. 23, 2010 



21.31 NC State (4th/8) Oct. 29, 2010 



21.55 UNC Wilmington (3rd/8) Oct. 16, 2010 




21.68 Clemson (8th/8) Jan. 30, 2010 






48.46 Clemson (4th/6) Jan. 30, 2010 





1:22.23 (20.47) UNC Wilmington (1st/8) Oct. 16, 2010 

1:22.87 (20.98) Virginia (1st/4) Jan. 23, 2011 

1:24.10 (20.30) Nike Cup (8th/18) Nov. 18, 2010 


1:26.06 (21.97) Miami/Virginia Tech (2nd/4) Nov. 7, 2009 

1:27.19 (20.70 ) College Cup (3rd/3) Feb. 5, 2011 

1:28.03 (21.48) Virginia (3rd/3) Jan. 22, 2010 



3:07.20 (46.77) Nike Cup (10th/18) Nov. 20, 2010 

3:09.10 (47.46) Houston/Georgia Tech (1st/5) Oct. 30, 2010 

3:10.21 (47.93) Clemson (4th/6) Jan. 30, 2010 




1:32.28 (20.58) South Carolina (1st/7) Jan. 15, 2011 

1:32.88 (20.54) Nike Cup (8th/19) Nov. 19, 2010 



1:33.81 (20.42) NC State (2nd/6) Oct. 29, 2010 



1:36.45 (25.33) Clemson (5th/6) Jan. 30, 2010 






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Jack Forese 


New Canaan, Conn. 

(St. Luke’s School) 

Steven Gasparini 

Sophomore • Back/Fly/IM 

Yorktown, Pa. 

(Clemson/Cumberland Valley) 

Prep: Member of New Canaan’s YMCA national team … two-time YMCA national 

champion … 10-time YMCA All-American … placed third in the 50 free 

at the 2011 National YMCA Short Course Championships … twice won the 

Connecticut Senior Open Championship … took 18th in the 50 free at the 

USA Long Course Junior Nationals. 

Personal: Born John J. Forese on Feb. 15, 1993 in New York City, N.Y. … son of 

James and Jennifer Forese … has three brothers, Tommy, Bobby and Mark. 

Honors: ACC Academic Honor Roll (2011) 

2010-11 (Clemson): Competed one year at Clemson before transferring to 

Duke … posted a 12th-place performance in the 200 IM at the ACC Championships 

with a time of 1:49.03 … also placed 22nd in the 100 breast at 56.46 

… clocked 2:10.69 in the 200 breast to come in third against Kentucky and 

North Carolina … took 11th in the 200 IM at the George Tech Invite with a 

time of 1:51.39 ... named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

Prep: Four-year letterwinner at Cumberland Valley High School … Pennsylvania 

State Champion in the 200 yard individual medley … district champion 

in the 100 free and the 100 fly as a senior … named to the MA Zone 

Team … earned all-state honors all four years … member of the Northern 

York Aquatic Club. 

Personal: Born Steven Gasparini on July 29, 1992 in Harrisburg, Penn. … son 

of John and Rita Gasparini … has one sister, Anna. 

Gasparini Personal Records: 


47.03 Georgia Tech Invitational (38th/73 - Prelims) Clemson 


1:44.75 Emory (3rd/9) Clemson 


x10:10.94 Davidson (4th/7) Clemson 


51.10 Georgia Tech Invitational (13th/30 - Finals) Clemson 


2:03.02 Davidson (3rd/6) Clemson 


56.46 ACC Championships (22nd/24 - Finals) Clemson 


2:09.32 NC State (5th/8) Clemson 


50.59 Georgia Tech Invitational (14th/57 - Prelims) Clemson 


1:50.92 ACC Championships (26th/35 - Prelims) Clemson 


1:49.03 ACC Championships (12th/24 - Finals) Clemson 


4:10.63 Florida State (5th/7) Clemson 


3:11.30 Davidson (1st/7) Clemson 

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Alex Harmon 

Junior • Distance Free/IM 

Peachtree City, Ga. 

(McIntosh) 

2010-11: Closed out his sophomore season in record-breaking fashion at 

the ACC Championships … set a school record in the 400 IM with a time of 

3:54.07 … also established a new school record in the 500 free at 4:26.74 

… took ninth in the 1,650 free, breaking the school record with a time of 

15:23.09 while knocking off nearly one minute from his season-opening performance 

… tagged the wall mid-event to break the 1000 free record as 

well with a time of 9:18.94 … took first in the 1,000 free against Maryland in 

an early season match up … placed second in the 1650 free in the season 

opener against UNC Wilmington at 16:25.16. 

2009-10: Placed second in the 1,000 free in his first collegiate meet 

(9:47.29) ... season-best finish came against Virginia in the 400 IM with a 

time of 4:12.13 ... competed at the ACC Championships in the 500 free, 1,650 

free and the 400 IM. 

Prep: Four-year letterwinner at McIntosh High School … four-year all-county 

team … selected to the Georgia all-state team as a junior and senior … 

qualified for sectionals and junior nationals sophomore, junior and senior 

years … took fifth place at the state meet in both the 200 and 500 free as 

a junior … third-fastest in the 500 at the Georgia state meet as a senior … 

team high point scorer (sophomore and junior) … Mike Fitzpatrick Student 

Athlete of the Week in both his junior and senior years … four-year member 

of the Honor Roll … member of the Executive Committee of Peer Leaders. 

Personal: Born Alexander William Harmon on Mar. 7, 1991 in Atlanta, Ga. 

… son of Walter and Nancy Harmon … has one brother, Matthew, and one 

sister, Sarah … sister Sarah played soccer at Maryville College (2005-09) … 

mother Nancy swam at Bucknell (1972-76) … uncle Jeff Boswell captained 

the Duke swim team and was a member of the ’73 graduating class … cousin 

Liz Boswell captained the Duke swim team, graduating in ’01 … aunt Sandy 

Boswell graduated from Duke (’74) … a neuroscience major … hobbies include 

reading, playing video games and spending time with friends … favorite 

athlete is Roger Federer. 


Harmon Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 




4:26.74* ACC Championships (13th/24 - Finals) Feb. 24, 2011 








9:42.49 Maryland (1st/6) Oct. 23, 2010 


9:44.56 NC State (3rd/7) Oct. 29, 2010 


9:46.62 Clemson (5th/6) Jan. 30, 2010 




15:23.09* ACC Championships (9th/22) Feb. 26, 2011 

15:48.70 ACC Championships (20th/28) Feb. 27, 2010 

16:02.17 Nike Cup (17th/29) Nov. 20, 2010 

16:10.92 Gamecock Invitational (17th/25) Nov. 21, 2009 




















4:09.61 Clemson (4th/7) Jan. 30, 2010 



4:10.96 NC State (3rd/8) Oct. 29, 2010 

4:12.13 Virginia (1st/3) Jan. 22, 2010 

4:12.83 Miami/Virginia Tech (1st/3) Nov. 7, 2009 






3:17.66 (49.46) North Carolina (3rd/6) Feb. 4, 2011 


7:03.09 (1:46.03) Nike Cup (15th/16) Nov. 19, 2010 


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Greg Hoffman 

Sophomore • Butterfly 

Dallas, Texas 

(Jesuit College Prep) 

Shawn Hoffman 

Redshirt Junior • Diving 

North Tonawanda, N.Y. 

(North Tonawanda) 

2010-11: Ended his freshman campaign at the 2011 ACC Championships, 

where he made the final cut in the 200 fly with a personal-best time of 

1:50.32 in the prelims … posted 52.78 to finish third in the 100 fly against 

top-ranked Virginia … took 16th at the Nike Cup Invitational in the 200 fly, 

and also anchored the 800 free relay team that took 15th … placed second 

in the 200 fly at 1:55.80 in his collegiate debut against UNC Wilmington. 

Prep: Newcomer of the year at Plano West High School ... newcomer of the 

week at Jesuit College Prep ... senior captain of the Jesuit swim team ... 

member of the National Honor Society. 

Personal: Born Gregory Paul Hoffman on Sept. 10, 1991 in Decatur, Ill. ... son 

of Paul and Alison Hoffman ... has one brother, Jon ... hobbies include playing 

water polo. 

Hoffman Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 



52.78 Virginia (3rd/4) Jan. 23, 2011 





1:50.95 ACC Championships (24th/24 - Finals) Feb. 26, 2011 






1:54.68 NC State (3rd/7) Oct. 29, 2010 



1:55.51 ACC Championships (41st/47 - Prelims) Feb. 24, 2011 








7:03.09 (1:45.91) Nike Cup (15th/16) Nov. 19, 2010 



1:38.85 (26.15) NC State (5th/6) Oct. 29, 2010 



2010-11: Returned to action in the season opener against UNC-Wilmington, 

taking fourth in the 3-meter and fifth on the 1-meter board … posted a career-best 

299.25 in the 1-meter event versus NC State, locking down fourth 

place … took 12th overall in the Nike Cup Invitational with a 260.80 on the 

1-meter springboard … collected a season-best second-place finish in the 

3-meter event at North Carolina with a score of 259.80 … competed in the 

ACC qualifiers in the 1-meter and 3-meter events, posting top 20 finishes in 

both ... named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

2009-10: Did not compete for the season due to shoulder surgery ... named 

to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

2008-09: By the end of his first season, held the Duke platform record at a 

score of 273.80 … qualified for the NCAA Zones meet in all three disciplines 

… took 20th place at Zones on the platform, scoring a mark of 233.90 … 

locked up 32nd place on the 3-meter board with a score of 269.40 … earned 

36th place on the 1-meter board, recording a 242.80 … competed in the 

qualifiers at the ACC Championships in which he posted a 276.05 … notched 

a score of 245.35 on the platform at the Ohio State Diving Invitational which 

was good for eighth place … season-best 326.92 on the 3-meter board was 

set against North Carolina … awarded a score of 321.50 for his performance 

on the 3-meter board against NC State and Maryland to finish second. 

Prep: State champion as a senior out of North Tonawanda High School in 

North Tonawanda, N.Y. … section VI and Niagara Frontier League record 

holder for 11-dive score … also holds school record … earned letters from 

seventh grade through 12th grade … competed with Wings Diving Team … 

also lettered three years in golf ...ranked fourth in graduating class … received 

RIT Achievement Award … member of National Honor Society and 

Model United Nations. 

Personal: Born Shawn Michael Hoffman on Apr. 19, 1990 in Kenmore, N.Y. … 

son of Bruce and Linda Hoffman … has one brother, Nicholas Call … majoring in 

evolutionary anthropology … hobbies include golf, music, reading and movies. 

Hoffman Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 

1-Meter Diving 

299.25 NC State (4th/6) Oct. 29, 2010 

289.75 NC State/Maryland (4th/6) Oct. 31, 2008 

289.57 Clemson (3rd/4) Jan. 31, 2009 



283.55 Davidson/South Carolina (2nd/4) Jan. 10, 2009 


280.20 Maryland (4th/7) Oct. 23, 2010 




x263.25 South Carolina (5th/7) Jan. 15, 2011 

260.80 Nike Cup (12th/16) Nov. 18, 2010 

242.80 NCAA Zone Diving (36th/45 - Prelims) Mar. 13, 2009 



326.92 North Carolina (2nd/7) Jan. 30, 2009 


321.50 NC State/Maryland (2nd/5) Oct. 31, 2008 

313.88 Virginia (1st/5) Jan. 25, 2009 


292.20 Davidson/South Carolina (3rd/4) Jan. 10, 2009 



269.40 NCAA Zone Diving (32nd/45 - Prelims) Mar. 14, 2009 




241.95 Clemson (4th/4) Jan. 31, 2009 


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Platform Diving 

273.80 ACC Championships (9th/21) Feb. 28, 2009 

245.35 Ohio State Diving Invitational (8th/10) Nov. 22, 2008 

233.90 NCAA Zone Diving (20th/24 - Prelims) Mar. 15, 2009


Ben Hwang 

Junior • Sprints 

Cerritos, Calif. 

(Shanghai American School 

[China]) 

Honors: All-ACC (2011 - 200 Free) … All-ACC Academic (2010, 2011) ... ACC 

Academic Honor Roll (2010, 2011). 

2010-11: Closed a standout season by setting four school relay records 

at the 2011 ACC Championships … anchored the 200 and 400 medley 

relay,and opened the 200 free relay, in which Duke took first, becoming the 

first relay team in program history to do so … also earned All-ACC honors 

as a member of the winning 200 free relay … became only the second Blue 

Devil to break 20 seconds in the 50 free event, tagging the wall at 19.78 to 

finish fourth at the conference meet … posted a 45.19 split to help the 400 

free relay take first against North Carolina ... winner of the 50 free (20.49) 

and the 100 free (45.85) against South Carolina ... took first in the 50 free 

at the Nike Cup as the only Blue Devil to advance to the finals … won the 

50 free (20.65) and took second in the 100 free (46.82) against Maryland ... 

set three pool records at Taishoff in the season opener against UNC Wilmington, 

including the 50 free (20.37), 200 free relay (1:22.23) and the 200 

medley relay (1:32.52) ... named to the All-ACC Academic squad and the ACC 


2009-10: Placed first in his first two collegiate meets in both the 50 free 

(20.98) and 100 free (46.61) ... totaled 14 first-place finishes during the regular 

season ... anchored the men’s 200 medley relay at the ACC Championships 

that posted a school record time of 1:27.99 … notched a personal-best 

time of 19.71 in that performance ... member of the 200 free relay team that 

placed fourth in the ACC meet with a school record breaking time of 1:19.67 

with Nick Garvy, Spencer Booth and Murillo Adrados ... finished the ACC 

Championships with a third-place finish in the 400 free relay with Booth, 

Sean Smith and Garvy in a school record breaking time of 2:56.94 ... season-best 

performance also came at the ACC Championships – a ninth-place 

showing in the 50 free at 20.15 ... over the summer, competed at the 2010 

ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National Championships in Irvine, Calif., finishing 

42nd in the 50 free with a time of 23.53 ... named to the All-ACC 

Academic team and the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

Prep: Four-year letterwinner at the Shanghai American School … named 

MVP his junior and senior seasons … member of the Community Service 

Club and Habit for Humanity … valedictorian of his graduating class. 

Personal: Born Benjamin L. Hwang on Dec. 6, 1990 in Los Angeles, Calif. 

… son of Henry Hwang and Helen Tseng … has one brother, Anthony … an 

international comparative studies major … favorite athlete is U.S. Olympic 

swimmer Jason Lezak. 

Hwang Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 


19.78 ACC Championships (4th/24 - Finals) Feb. 24, 2011 

19.84 ACC Championships (Prelims) Feb. 24, 2011 




20.37 UNC Wilmington (1st/8) Oct. 16, 2010 


20.49 South Carolina (1st/12) Jan. 15, 2011 

20.62 Maryland/NC State (1st/13) Oct. 24, 2009 

20.65 Maryland (1st/8) Oct. 23, 2010 



20.90 Houston/Georgia Tech (3rd/6) Oct. 30, 2009 



20.99 North Carolina (1st/8) Jan. 24, 2010 

21.08 Clemson (2nd/8) Jan. 30, 2010 

21.14 Miami/Virginia Tech (1st/7) Nov. 7, 2009 



21.22 NC State (3rd/8) Oct. 29, 2010 



46.01 Maryland/NC State (2nd/14) Oct. 24, 2009 



46.58 North Carolina (3rd/8) Jan. 24, 2010 







47.04 Houston/Georgia Tech (2nd/8) Oct. 30, 2009 

47.06 NC State (6th/7) Oct. 29, 2010 

47.11 Clemson (4th/8) Jan. 30, 2010 








1:18.52* (19.82) ACC Championships (1st/10) Feb. 24, 2011 

1:19.67 (19.71) ACC Championships (4th/9) Feb. 25, 2010 

1:20.38 (20.49) Nike Cup (2nd/18) Nov. 18, 2010 


1:22.68 North Carolina (1st/3) Jan. 24, 2010 



1:23.33 (20.95) Gamecock Invitational (2nd/18) Nov. 19, 2009 

1:23.52 (20.18) Miami/Virginia Tech (1st/4) Nov. 7, 2009 




2:54.41* (43.44) ACC Championships (3rd/10) Feb. 26, 2011 

2:56.94 (44.25) ACC Championships (3rd/10) Feb. 27, 2010 

3:00.99 (44.08) Nike Cup (3rd/18) Nov. 20, 2010 

3:01.21 (45.19) North Carolina (1st/6) Feb. 4, 2011 


3:03.58 (45.66) NC State (2nd/7) Oct. 29, 2010 

3:05.84 (45.94) Clemson (2nd/6) Jan. 30, 2010 


3:06.66 (46.13) Maryland/NC State (2nd/10) Oct. 24, 2009 


1:27.78* (19.17) ACC Championships (5th/10) Feb. 23, 2011 


1:31.00 (19.67) Nike Cup (3rd/19) Nov. 19, 2010 


1:32.52 (20.03) Maryland (1st/6) Oct. 23, 2010 



1:32.97 (20.96) Clemson (2nd/6) Jan. 30, 2010 







3:23.55 (45.17) South Carolina (2nd/6) Jan. 16, 2010 



3:26.23 (45.81) Maryland/NC State (3rd/10) Oct. 24, 2009 








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Hunter Knight 

Sophomore • Breast/IM 

Richmond, Va. 

(Maggie Walker) 

Stefan Knight 

Freshman • Free/Back 

Encinitas, Calif. 

(La Costa Canyon) 

2010-11: Opened his collegiate career with a first-place finish in the 200 

breast against UNC Wilmington, touching in 2:08.95 … recorded a 10thplace 

finish in the 200 breast and an 11th-place performance in the 100 

breast at the Nike Cup Invitational … won the 200 IM in 1:56.74 against 

Virginia … wrapped up an impressive freshman campaign with Duke’s top 

performance of the season in the 200 breast at the ACC Championships, 

a 2:01.12, 13th-place showing … also had a top-20 finish in the 100 breast 

at the conference meet, where he posted 56.44 … one of only two Duke 

competitors in the 400 IM at the ACC meet, where he finished 16th overall. 

Prep: USA Swimming Scholastic All-America ... qualified for USA Senior 

Nationals, USA Junior Nationals and NCSA Junior Nationals in the 100 

breaststroke, 200 breaststroke, 200 IM, 400 IM and the 200 fly ... 2010 

central region Swimmer of the Year ... member of the NCSA All-Star Team 

that competed in a meet in Dublin, Ireland representing the United States 

against Ireland and Spain. 

Personal: Born Hunter Stephen Ramsey Knight on May 1, 1992 in Richmond, 

Va. ... son of Kenneth and Carol Knight ... favorite sports are water polo and 

ultimate Frisbee. 

Knight Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 







57.74 Maryland (1st/8) Oct. 23, 2010 

58.43 South Carolina (3rd/10) Jan. 15, 2011 

58.51 NC State (2nd/7) Oct. 29, 2010 

Prep: Completed prep career at La Costa Canyon High School in Carlsbad, 

Calif. … eight-time All-American honoree … won five CIF sectional championships 

… named an Academic All-American … school and club record 

holder … helped his high school team sweep the relay events at the state 

championships as a senior … high school personal bests include a 21.03 

clocking in the 50 free, 46.11 in the 100 free, 1:40.33 in the 200 free and 

50.22 in the 100 fly. 

Personal: Born Stefan Cole Knight on Oct. 18, 1992 in La Jolla, Calif. … son 

of Cole and Beth Knight … has one brother, Shane … mother, Beth, swam at 

Arizona … uncle, Henry Thoman, swam at Duke (1975-79) … cousin was a 

swimmer at Arizona. 

Knight Personal Records: 













2:05.58 South Carolina (2nd/9) Jan. 15, 2011 





2:09.03 NC State (4th/8) Oct. 29, 2010 















4:10.61 NC State (2nd/8) Oct. 29, 2010 






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Cody Kolodziejzyk 

Senior • Diving 

Calgary, Alberta, Canada 

(Springback Community) 


2010-11: Topped previous season with a top-10 finish in both the 1-meter and 

3-meter events at the NCAA Zone qualifiers, placing ninth in the 1- meter 

and tenth in the 3-meter … collected two first-place finishes against Virginia, 

including a season-best finish in the 1-meter with a score of 346.42 … 

took first place at the Nike Cup Invitational in the 1-meter competition with 

a score of 337.90. 

2009-10: Placed sixth in the 3-meter event with a score of 377.50 at the 

2010 ACC Championships … finished first in the home opener against UNC 

Wilmington in both the 1-meter (301.65) and 3-meter (343.33) events, collecting 

season-best finishes ... made the final cut at the NCAA Zone qualifiers, 

placing 18th in the 1-meter event ... named to the ACC Academic Honor 

Roll. 

2008-09: Set the Duke 3-meter diving record at 374.70 in the dual meet 

with North Carolina … qualified for the NCAA Zones on the 1-meter and 

3-meter boards … finished 21st at the Zones on the 1-meter board with a 

score of 281.10 and 27th on the 3-meter board with a 274.30 mark … claimed 

sixth place at the 1-meter height (339.05) and seventh place at the 3-meter 

height (358.85) at the ACC Championships … took second on both the 

1- and 3-meter boards in his first collegiate meet with scores of 294.15 and 

314.63, respectively … dove to first place on the 1-meter board against 

South Carolina and Davidson, Virginia and Clemson. 

Prep: Olympic trials qualifier … qualified for and competed in Junior Nationals 

... competed in Senior Nationals from 2006-2008 … Dive Calgary 

Senior Male Athlete of the Year in 2008 … Alberta Junior Team member 

from 2007-2008 … placed seventh in the 3-meter open and sixth in the 

1-meter at Senior Nationals as a senior … earned silver medal on 3-meter at 

Alberta Winter Provincials … earned silver on 3-meter and bronze on 1-meter 

at Western Canada Summer Games … took gold on 3-meter and silver on 

1-meter at Western Canada Summer Games as a junior … member of Honor 

Roll at Springbank Community High School in Calgary, Alberta. 

Personal: Born Cody Michael Kolodziejzyk on Nov. 22, 1990 in Calgary, Alberta 

... son of Greg and Helen Kolodziejzyk … has one sister, Krista … both 

parents compete in marathons, triathlons and Iron Man competitions … majoring 

in computer science … counts both his father and Chinese Olympic 

diver Tian Liang as his favorite athletes. 


Kolodziejzyk Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 




337.90 Nike Cup (1st/16) Nov. 18, 2010 

333.60 Miami/Virginia Tech (2nd/7) Nov. 7, 2009 


328.25 NCAA Zone Diving (9th/18 - Finals) Mar. 10, 2011 

324.22 Clemson (1st/4) Jan. 31, 2009 






307.95 NC State/Maryland (4th/5) Nov. 1, 2008 

306.90 NC State (3rd/6) Oct. 29, 2010 


302.95 Ohio State Diving Invite (10th/16 - Prelims) Dec. 5, 2008 


296.32 Maryland (3rd/7) Oct. 23, 2010 


294.10 Davidson/South Carolina (1st/4) Jan. 10, 2009 


290.30 NCAA Zone Diving (Prelims) Mar. 13, 2010 



281.10 NCAA Zone Diving (21st/45 - Prelims) Mar. 13, 2009 










370.65 Clemson (1st/4) Jan. 31, 2009 








347.03 South Carolina (2nd/7) Jan. 15, 2011 

343.60 NC State/Maryland (3rd/6) Oct. 31, 2008 





329.50 Davidson/South Carolina (1st/4) Jan. 10, 2009 


315.08 NC State (2nd/6) Oct. 29, 2010 


313.20 Ohio State Diving Invite (10th/16 - Prelims) Dec. 6, 2008 





x3.18 UNC Wilmington (6th/6) Oct. 16, 2010 





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Jordan Long 

Junior • Diving 

Grosse Pointe, Mich. 

(Grosse Pointe South) 

2010-11: Showed dramatic improvement on the season, placing eighth in 

the men’s 3-meter event at the ACC Championships with a season-best 

score of 370.20 … collected an 18th-place finish at the NCAA Zone qualifiers 

in the 1-meter springboard competition … garnered career win against 

North Carolina, placing first on the 3-meter … powered to a fourth place finish 

in the Nike Cup Invitational in the 3-meter event with a score of 293.70. 

2009-10: Placed third in his first collegiate dive on the 1-meter board with 

a score of 238.12 in the home opener against UNC Wilmington ... placed 

16th on the 3-meter board at the NCAA Zone Diving Championships with a 

score of 285.10 ... finished 17th in the 1-meter event at the ACC Championships 

and placed fourth overall in the 3-meter ... also placed 19th in men’s 

platform diving with a score of 220.95 ... season-best performance came 

in a second-place showing against Clemson on the 1-meter with a score of 

366.98. 

Prep: Three-year letterwinner at Grosse Pointe South … earned all-state 

and All-America honors from sophomore to senior year … two-time Michigan 

Diver of the Year … member of Michigan’s swimming and diving “Dream 

Team” in both his junior and senior seasons … labeled Most Valuable Diver 

as a sophomore, junior and senior … lettered as a sophomore as a sprinter 

and pole-vaulter on the track team … 2009 JO Regional Champion as a part 

of the Legacy Diving Club … finished in fifth place at the 2009 JO Nationals 

… member of the National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society. 

Personal: Born Jordan James Kvale Long on Apr. 22, 1991 in Grosse Pointe, 

Mich. … son of John and Val Long … has one sister, Ali … majoring in music … 

hobbies include playing golf, piano and skiing … favorite athletes are golfer 

Tiger Woods and Chinese Olympic diver He Chong. 


Long Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 


366.98 Clemson (2nd/4) Jan. 30, 2010 


312.90 Nike Cup (4th/16) Nov. 18, 2010 

310.05 NC State (3rd/6) Oct. 29, 2010 







294.05 Maryland/NC State (3rd/8) Oct. 24, 2009 



290.70 Miami/Virginia Tech (3rd/7) Nov. 7, 2009 




275.90 Ohio State Diving Invitational (12th/16) Dec. 4, 2009 









328.88 North Carolina (1st/2) Feb. 4, 2011 




319.40 Houston/Georgia Tech (3rd/5) Oct. 30, 2009 

x313.87 South Carolina/Queens (5th/7) Jan. 15, 2011 




290.70 Clemson (3rd/4) Jan. 30, 2010 

285.10 NCAA Zone Diving (16th/18) Mar. 14, 2010 










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Ted Minturn 

Junior • Mid-Free 

Indianapolis, Ind. 

(North Central) 


2010-11: Competed in the 800 free relay for the first time in the season at 

the ACC Championships, where he helped Duke post a team-best time of 

6:36.24 … collected a top-20 finish in the 200 back at the conference meet, 

recording a season-best time of 1:48.35 … also at the ACC Championships, 

took 23rd in the 200 free, narrowly missing the cut by .40 seconds … garnered 

a ninth-place finish in the 200 back at the Nike Cup Invite ... against 

Maryland, recorded a season-best mark of 52.41 in the 100 back to finish 

third … came in second in the 200 back in the season opener against UNC 

Wilmington ... named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

2009-10: Placed fifth in the 200 free in his collegiate debut against UNC 

Wilmington, posting a time of 1:45.17 ... season-best performance came 

against North Carolina, where he took second in the 200 back with a time of 

1:53.28 ... finished 15th in the 200 back at the ACC Championships (1:48.04) 

... specialized in 100 and 200 back, as well as the 200 and 500 free ... named 


Prep: Three-year letterwinner at North Central … Indiana state champion 

in the 500 free as a sophomore … seven-time All-American … two-time allcounty, 

all-conference and all-state team member … recognized as a member 

of the academic all-conference team from 2006-08 … U.S. Swimming 

Academic All-American in 2008 … played percussion as a member of the 

state-champion Symphony Orchestra. 

Personal: Born Edward Oseki Minturn on Sept. 29, 1990 in Indianapolis, Ind. 

… son of John and Robin Minturn … has two brothers, Ken and Rob … brother 

Ken swam at Emory (2006-10) … majoring in sociology … hobbies include 

climbing and involvement in music … favorite athlete is Reggie Miller. 


Minturn Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 


21.65 ACC Championships (t-52nd/60 - Prelims) Feb. 24, 2011 


1:39.34 ACC Championships (23rd/42 - Prelims) Feb. 25, 2011 













51.27 ACC Championships (33rd/39 - Prelims) Feb. 26, 2010 




52.73 NC State (3rd/8) Oct. 29, 2010 


53.16 Clemson (6th/8) Jan. 30, 2010 












1:53.67 Clemson (4th/7) Jan. 30, 2010 

1:53.86 North Carolina (2nd/6) Jan. 24, 2010 


1:54.11 Houston/Georgia Tech (2nd/7) Oct. 30, 2009 


1:54.48 NC State (5th/8) Oct. 29, 2010 

1:54.53 South Carolina/Queens (3rd/7) Jan. 15, 2011 











3:15.42 (48.44) Clemson (6th/6) Jan. 30, 2010 


6:36.24 (1:39.20) ACC Championships (9th/10) Feb. 23, 2011 




1:35.58 (25.05) Nike Cup (14th/19) Nov. 19, 2010 

1:36.45 (23.57) Clemson (5th/6) Jan. 30, 2010 



3:26.14 (52.15) Nike Cup (10th/17) Nov. 18, 2010 


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Clay Pinckney 

Freshman • Diving 

San Bernardino, Calif. 

(Newport Harbor) 

Prep: Completed prep career at Newport Harbor High School in Newport 

Beach, Calif. … 2011 Junior National finalist … member of the USA Diving Junior 

National team coached by Greg Louganis … two-time state champion 

… took second at the 2011 Swimming and Diving Masters Meet as a senior … 

placed fifth at the state meet as a junior … member of Crown Valley Divers 

club program. 

Personal: Born Clay Parker Pinckney on Apr. 14, 1993 in Redlands, Calif. 

… son of Steven and Carrie Pinckney … has one sister, Carynn, and one 

brother, Chase. 

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Hunter Roux 

Senior • Distance Free 

Boulder, Colo. 

(Cherry Creek) 


2010-11: Competed in the post-season at the ACC Championships for the 

first time in his career, where he turned in a top-20 finish in the 200 free 

with a personal-best time of 1:38.92 … also made the cut in the 500 free 

at 4:31.55 … swam the third leg of the 800 free relay at the ACCs, which 

clocked the program’s best mark of the season at 6:36.24 … aided the efforts 

of the 200, 400 and 800 free relay teams at the Nike Cup Invitational 

where all had top-15 finishes … registered a second-place performance in 

the 200 free against Maryland, touching in 1:42.69 … opened the season 

with a first-place finish in the 200-meter free (1:43.71) against UNC Wilmington 

... named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

2009-10: Began his career at Duke with a fourth-place finish in the 

1,000-meter free against UNC Wilmington (9:51.66) ... season-best finish 

came against rival North Carolina, a second-place performance in the 200 

free with a time of 1:25.42 ... named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

2008-09 (University of Washington): Opened his collegiate career against 

California, competing in the 500 free (4:43.63) and 1,000 free (9:36.14) … 

improved both times against Texas, posting a 4:39.57 in the 500 free and a 

9:35.80 in the 1,000 … swam the 200 free (1:46.00), 1,650 free (16:07.95), 

and 100 back (56.32) at the Texas A&M Invitational on just two days of rest 

… notched collegiate personal bests in every event he swam at the Husky 

Invitational, including the 200 free (1:41.91), the 500 free (4:30.92) and the 

1,650 free (15:49.84) … placed 17th at the Pac-10 Championships in the 

1,650 free with a time of 15:54.28 … touched the wall in 20th in the 500 free 

at the conference championship meet, posting a time of 4:30.04. 

Prep: Four-year letterwinner (two years at Cherry Creek High School in 

Boulder, Co.) … named an Academic All-American … team finished fourth 

in the state of Colorado as a senior … qualified for and competed at Junior 

Nationals in the summer of 2007. 

Personal: Born Hunter David Roux on Dec. 11, 1989 in Midland, Texas … son 

of Brian and Lorraine Roux … has three sisters: Kelly, Katie and Rebecca … 

father, Brian, swam and played water polo at Stanford … mother, Lorraine, 

swam and played soccer at Stanford … sister Katie played soccer at the 

University of Denver (2004-07) … sister Rebecca rowed for the University 

of Texas … cousin Jessica Dreyfuss graduated from Duke in ’09 … a mechanical 

engineering major … hobbies include art, swimming, reading and 

playing Frisbee. 


Roux Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 


45.69 ACC Championships (t-36th/55 - Prelims) Feb. 26, 2011 








1:43.12 Clemson (4th/7) Jan. 30, 2010 



1:44.07 NC State (5th/8) Oct. 29, 2010 


1:44.89 Gamecock Invitational (23rd/24 - Finals) Nov. 20, 2009 



4:58.49~ Orange Bowl Classic (6th/13) Jan. 2, 2010 


4:31.55 ACC Championships (23rd/24 - Finals) Feb. 24, 2011 



4:46.10 NC State (3rd/7) Oct. 29, 2010 







4:50.89 Clemson (6th/6) Jan. 30, 2010 

4:58.75 Houston/Geogia Tech (7th/7) Oct. 30, 2009 
















1:26.74 (21.07) Nike Cup (16th/18) Nov. 18, 2010 




3:07.13 (46.74) NC State (3rd/7) Oct. 29, 2010 

3:07.20 (46.39) Nike Cup (10th/18) Nov. 20, 2010 







6:53.16 (1:42.49) Nike Cup (11th/16) Nov. 19, 2010 


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Piotr Safronczyk 

Graduate • Breast/Free 

Bialystok, Poland 

(University of Bridgeport) 

Clay Sanders 

Freshman • Free/Fly 

Moraga, Calif. (Campolinda) 

Honors: NCAA Div. II National Champion (100 Breast - 2010; 100 Breast, 200 

Medley Relay, 200 Free Relay - 2011) … Div. II All-America (100 Breast - 2010; 

100 Breast, 200 Medley Relay, 200 Free Relay - 2011). 

2010-11 (University of Bridgeport): Swam two seasons at the University of 

Bridgeport in Bridgeport, Conn. … earned a second consecutive Div. II title 

in the 100 breast, dropping his winning time to 53.07 … also a member of 

Bridgeport’s national champion 200 medley and 200 free relay teams … 

took fifth in the 200 breast and sixth in the 200 IM at the NCAA Div. II National 

Championships … garnered All-America honors for his performance 

at the national meet … established program records in the 100 breast, 200 

breast and the 200 IM ... also helped break school records as a member 

of Bridgeport’s 200 free, 400 free, 200 medley and 400 medley relays ... 

captained the Purple Knights’ squad as a senior. 

2009-10 (University of Bridgeport): Captured the Div. II national championship 

in the 100 breast, posting a time of 54.40 to earn All-America distinction. 

Prep: Attended C. K. Norwid High School No. 4 in Białystok, Poland. 

Personal: Born Piotr Safronczyk on May 30, 1988 in Bialystok, Poland … son 

of Wienczyslaw and Renata Safronczyk … has one sister, Kamila … enrolled 

in the Master of Management Studies program at Duke’s Fuqua School of 

Business. 

Prep: Completed prep career at Campolindo High School in Moraga, Calif. 

… helped lead his high school team to the North Coast Section Championship 

as a senior … Junior National Qualifier … National Merit Scholar … AP 

Scholar. 

Personal: Born Clay Michael Sanders on Mar. 11, 1993 in Berkeley, Calif. … 

son of Gary and Janet Sanders … has two brothers, Brian and Evan … mother, 

Janet, graduated from Duke (’80). 

Safronczyk Personal Records: 


53.05 University of Bridgeport 


1:59.71 University of Bridgeport 


1:49.84 University of Bridgeport 

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Evan Schwartz 

Junior • Back/Breast 

Cincinnati, Ohio 

(St. Xavier) 


2010-11: Did not compete during the 2010-11 season. 

2009-10: Totaled 10 performances in first collegiate season ... placed 23rd 

100 breast at the Gamecock Invitational with a time of 1:02.38 ... seasonbest 

finish came against South Carolina in both the 100 (1:00.76) and 200 

free (2:15.73) ... named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

Prep: Four-year letterwinner out of St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati, 

Ohio … two-time all-city and all-state team member … received All-America 

honors in the 100 breast (twice), 200 medley relay (twice) and 200 IM … 

named an Academic All-American following his senior season … recipient of 

the Father Verbryke S.J. Award … 200 medley relay won at the Ohio State 

Championships junior year … high school team was the Ohio State Champion 

from his sophomore to senior year … third place at the state meet in the 

200 IM, 100 breast and 200 medley relay as a senior … qualified for Short 

Course Nationals in 2009 … member of National and Latin Honor Societies 

... earned the Sons of the American Revolution award … named Outstanding 

Math Student as a freshman and sophomore. 

Personal: Born Evan Comisar Schwartz on Mar. 1, 1991 in Cincinnati, Ohio 

… son of Brian and Jamie Schwartz … has one brother, Seth, and one sister, 

Rhiannon … relatives who graduated from Duke include Michael Postow 

(’03), Robert Youkilis (’89), Bradley Youkilis (’87) and Abby Guttenberg 

(’84) … hobbies include paintball and golf … favorite athlete is Kevin Youkilis 

of the Boston Red Sox. 


Schwartz Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 










2:15.73 South Carolina (6th/60 Jan. 16, 2010 






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Ty Stahl 

Junior • Backstroke 

The Woodlands, Texas 

(The Woodlands) 


2010-11: Concluded season with a third-place showing and season-best time 

(50.89) in the 100 back at the College Cup Invitational … posted a secondplace 

finish against North Carolina in the 200 back (1:54.40), knocking 

nearly seven seconds off season-opening performance … helped the 200 

medley relay team to an eighth-place finish (1:54.10) at the Nike Cup Invitational 

... named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

2009-10: Competed in the 200 medley relay, 100 and 200 back in collegiate 

debut against UNC Wilmington ... season-best finish was third in the 200 

back with a time of 1:57.88 ... specializes in the 100 and 200 back ... cut .60 

seconds off leg time in the 200 medley relay during the season ... named to 

the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

Prep: Three-year letterwinner at The Woodlands High School … collected 

all-district, all-region, second team all-state and All-American honors as a 

senior … member of the 200 medley relay that earned All-America distinction 

his junior year … named to the all-district team as a junior … four-year 

letterwinner in water polo and also lettered one year in lacrosse … Academic 

All-American as a senior … Rotary Club Student Athlete of the Year 

finalist. 

Personal: Born Tyler Jacob Stahl on Sept. 28, 1990 in Houston, Texas … son 

of Craig and Donna Stahl … has one brother, Bryan, and one sister, Courtney 

… brother, Bryan, swam at Virginia (2005-08) … sister, Courtney, swam at 

Vanderbilt during the 2006 season … favorite athlete is NBA Hall of Famer 

Hakeem Olajuwon. 


Stahl Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 










53.67 NC State (5th/8) Oct. 29, 2010 















1:58.24 NC State (7th/8) Oct. 29, 2010 








1:26.74 (22.16) Nike Cup (16th/18) Nov. 18, 2010 










1:32.88 (24.48) Nike Cup (8th/19) Nov. 19, 2010 

1:33.19 (24.63) NC State (2nd/6) Oct. 29, 2010 











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Luke Suchomel 


Centennial, Colo. 

(Regis Jesuit) 

Tyler Toren 


Sinking Springs, Penn. 

(Wilson) 

Prep: Four-year letterwinner at Regis Jesuit High School in Aurora, Colo. … 

earned All-America and Academic All-America honors … three-time state 

champion … named all-state and all-city as a senior … member of the National 


Personal: Born Luke William Suchomel on Jan. 17, 1993 in Santiago, Chile 

… son of Bart and Karen Suchomel … has two siblings, Bryce and Jesse … 

brother, Bryce, swims at Bucknell … mother, Karen, is a Duke graduate (’84). 

Prep: Collected all-state honors at Wilson High School … helped his high 

school squad capture the state title as a freshman … also lettered in water 

polo and volleyball at Wilson … guided his water polo team to consecutive 

state championships as a junior and senior … earned all-state distinction in 

water polo and all-county honors in volleyball … named the Gilmore-Henne 

Community Fund Scholar … earned the distinction of most-lettered athlete 

at his school … graduated as class valedictorian … named Good Citizen 

Scholar of the Year. 

Personal: Born Tyler Jay Toren on Oct. 21, 1992 in Reading, Penn. … son of 

Jay and Kay Toren … has one brother, Austin … father, Jay, played basketball 

at North Park University (Ill.). 

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Ben Tuben 

Senior • Butterfly 

Fairfax, Va. 

(Thomas Jefferson HS for 

Science and Technology) 

Honors: ACC Champion (200 Free Relay - 2011) … All-ACC (200 Free Relay - 2011). 

2010-11: Closed junior campaign in top condition, setting three new school 

records … as a member of the 200 free relay team, broke the school record 

with a time of 1:18.52 at the 2011 ACC Championships to earn the conference 

title (also a first for the program) and collect All-ACC honors … set the record 

in the 200 fly (1:47.39) while also sprinting to a third-place finish in the 400 

free relay, clocking in a time of 2:54.41 … opened season as a member of the 

200 free relay team which broke the school record at UNC Wilmington … that 

relay team also established a new pool record at 1:32.52 in the 200 medley 

relay in the season home opener against Maryland … took eighth in the men’s 

100 fly at the Nike Cup ... won the 100 fly with a mark of 50.42 against Virginia. 

2009-10: Competed in the 50 free (20.91), 100 fly (48.34) and the 200 fly 

at the ACC Championships ... broke the school record for the 200 fly in the 

ACC Championship meet with a time of 1:48.72 ... over the summer, competed 

in the 2010 ConocoPhillips USA Swimming National Championships in 

Irvine, Calif., finishing 97th overall in the 100 fly with a time of 57.35. 

2008-09: Came on strong at the end of his first season with two top-25 

finishes at the ACC Championships … set a lifetime best in the 100 fly at the 

conference meet, recording a mark of 48.97 during prelims before posting 

a 49.51 in the finals to claim 24th place … also took 24th place in the 200 fly, 

swimming a career-best 1:52.56 in the prelims and coming back in 1:55.16 at 

finals … clocked 52.65 in the 100 fly to finish third against Maryland and NC 

State … stopped the clock in 22.18 seconds for a season-best in the 50 free 

at the Gamecock Invitational … recorded his first collegiate victory in the 

100 back against Gardner-Webb (55.12). 

Prep: Broke the Virginia state record in the 100 butterfly with a time of 

49.77 during preliminaries … 2008 Honorable Mention All-Metro team for 

D.C. area … qualified for Junior Nationals as a junior in the 100 fly with a 

time of 51.77, and as a senior in the 100 fly (49.64) and 200 fly (1:53.71) … 

made bonus event times for the 100 backstroke … dropped two seconds 

off time at Junior Nationals in 200 fly senior year (1:51.93) … had Junior 

Nationals qualifying times in 100 and 200 fly … swam best time of 22.95 in 

50 fly … automatic All-America in the 100 fly and 200 medley relay … broke 

school record both junior and senior year in the 100 fly … also swam 100 

backstroke in the Virginia state meet as a senior … qualified for states in the 

100 fly as a freshman, sophomore, and junior and swam in the consolation 

finals all three years … 2007 all-region in 100 fly … All-America in 200 medley 

relay … took third in the medley relay as a sophomore and qualified for 

regionals in the 100 backstroke … 2006 all-district in 100 fly and 400 free 

… four-year letterwinner … Potomac Valley Swimming PVS Scholar-Athlete 

for four years … swam for the Potomac Marlins club team in Fairfax since 

age seven … also a principal cellist in the Advanced Symphonic Orchestra 

junior and senior years … advanced to All-Regional and All-State Orchestra. 

Personal: Born Benjamin Patrick Tuben on Jan. 9, 1990 in Fairfax, Va. … son of 

Jerry and Pamela Tuben … has two brothers, Daniel and Mark, and one sister, 

Michelle … favorite athlete is Alex Ovechkin of the NHL’s Washington Capitals. 

Tuben Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 





20.91 ACC Championships (23rd/24 - Finals) Feb. 25, 2010 







22.18 Gamecock Invitational (35th/52 - Prelims) Nov. 20, 2008 





55.12 Gardner-Webb (1st/6) Jan. 17, 2009 






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50.32 South Carolina/Queens (3rd/11) Jan. 15, 2011 


51.30 Clemson (4th/4) Jan. 30, 2010 

51.39 NC State (4th/8) Oct. 29, 2010 



51.81 Clemson (5th/8) Jan. 31, 2009 


52.32 Davidson/South Carolina (6th/10) Jan. 10, 2009 


52.65 Maryland/NC State (3rd/12) Nov. 1, 2009 


















1:56.91 Maryland/NC State (8th/11) Nov. 1, 2008 



1:59.51 Davidson/South Carolina (5th/8) Jan. 10, 2009 



1:18.52* (19.73) ACC Championships (1st/10) Feb. 24, 2011 

1:20.38 (20.12) Nike Cup (2nd/18) Nov. 18, 2010 










1:29.66 (22.39) Maryland/NC State (8th/9) Nov. 1, 2008 


2:54.41* (44.31) ACC Championships (3rd/10) Feb. 26, 2011 


3:12.20 (46.36) Nike Cup (18th/18) Nov. 20, 2010 




3:15.42 (48.00) Clemson (6th/6) Jan. 30, 2010 

x3:16.58 (49.54) Maryland/NC State (11th/11) Nov. 1, 2009 

x3:21.82 (50.48) Davidson/South Carolina (7th/7) Jan. 10, 2009 






1:32.52 (22.18) Maryland (1st/6) Oct. 23, 2010 

1:32.88 (21.86) Nike Cup (8th/19) Nov. 19, 2010 

1:33.81 (22.47) NC State (2nd/6) Oct. 29, 2010 




1:35.14 (22.83) Clemson (3rd/6) Jan. 30, 2010 


1:35.74 (23.36) Clemson (4th/6) Jan. 31, 2009 




x1:39.89 (25.42) Gardner-Webb (4th/5) Jan. 17, 2009 


3:26.14 (49.89) Nike Cup (10th/17) Nov. 18, 2010 

3:28.21 (51.54) South Carolina (3rd/6) Jan. 16, 2010 

3:29.31 (52.12) Maryland/NC State (4th/11) Nov. 1, 2009 




3:36.78 North Carolina (6th/6) Jan. 24, 2010


Jim Zuponeck 

Junior • Breast/IM 

Aurora, Ill. 

(Wabonsie Valley) 

2010-11: Member of the 400 medley relay team that broke the school record 

at the 2011 ACC Championships with a time of 3:14.26 … collected a 

top-15 finish in the 100 breast at the ACCs, breaking school and personal 

records with a time of 55.48 … also recorded a season best in the prelims 

of the 200 breast (2:03.96) … opened season with a second-place finish 

against UNC Wilmington in the 100 breast … powered the third leg of the 

200 medley relay team that took eighth at the Nike Cup Invitational. 

2009-10: Competed in the 200 medley relay, 100 and 200 breast in collegiate 

debut against UNC Wilmington, placing second, third and fifth respectively 

... finished the season strong at the ACC Championships, placing third 

in the 400 free relay with an individual best time of 44.25 ... competed in 

the 800 free relay for the first time with a time of 1:38.59 to finish eighth ... 

also competed in the 50 free, 100 breast and 200 breast at the ACC Championships 

... won the 200 breast with a clocking of 2:08.97 against Clemson. 

Prep: Four-year letterwinner at Waubonsie Valley High School… four-time 

all-conference and all-sectional selection … earned All-America honors as a 

senior in the 100 breast, 200 IM and 200 freestyle relay … selected to the Illinois 

All-State second team his senior year … holds his high school’s record 

in the 100 breast (57.17) and 200 IM (1:54.42) … won the Upstate 8 Conference’s 

Sportsmanship Award and the Dave Robertson Team Leadership 

Award … also received All-America, all-state and all-sectional recognition 

for water polo … acknowledged as an Illinois State Scholar … recipient of the 

Indian Prairie Scholar award … received academic all-conference honors. 

Personal: Born James Robert Zuponeck on Sept. 20, 1990 in Charlotte, N.C. 

… son of Robert and Rita Zuponeck … has one brother, Sam … favorite athlete 

is Brazilian Olympic swimmer Caesar Cielo. 

Zuponeck Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 





55.48* ACC Championships (15th/24 - Finals) Feb. 25, 2011 






57.62 South Carolina/Queens (2nd/10) Jan. 15, 2011 


58.11 Clemson (2nd/7) Jan. 30, 2010 




58.68 NC State (5th/7) Oct. 29, 2010 















2:13.54 Houston/Georgia Tech (3rd/6) Oct. 30, 2009 









1:26.74 (21.50) Nike Cup (16th/18) Nov. 18, 2010 







3:15.42 (49.55) Clemson (6th/6) Jan. 30, 2010 







1:32.88 (26.00) Nike Cup (8th/19) Nov. 19, 2010 




1:35.14 (26.74) Clemson (3rd/6) Jan. 30, 2010 






3:26.14 (57.71) Nike Cup (10th/17) Nov. 18, 2010 


3:28.21 (58.52) South Carolina (3rd/6) Jan. 16, 2010 








2:04.29 ACC Championships (22nd/24 - Finals) Feb. 26, 2011 



2:08.97 Clemson (1st/6) Jan. 30, 2010 



x2:10.79 North Carolina (5th/5) Feb. 4, 2011 

2:11.03 NC State (6th/8) Oct. 29, 2010 



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* - denotes Duke record; ~ denotes converted time; x denotes did not score Barber Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 



26.00 ACC Championships (63rd/65 - Prelims) Feb. 18, 2010 

Emily Barber 

Junior • Breaststroke 

Guilford, Conn. (Guilford) 


2010-11: Placed sixth in the 200 breast at the ACC Championships, posting a 

season best time of 2:12.65 … also recorded a season-best in the 100 breast 

at the conference meet, clocking 1:01.84 to finish 10th … took first in both 

the 100 and 200 breast against South Carolina/Queens and Virginia … posted 

top-10 finishes in the breaststroke events at the Nike Cup Invitational. 

2009-10: Placed first in both the 100 (1:05.10) and 200 (2:22.53) breast in 

collegiate debut against UNC Wilmington ... took ninth overall in the 100 

breast at the ACC Championships with a time of 1:03.13 ... also competed in 

the 50 free, 200 breast and the 400 free relay at the conference meet ... 

compiled nine first and nine second-place finishes for the season ... named 


Prep: Three-year letterwinner at Guilford High School … earned all-conference 

and all-area honors … Connecticut state champion … also received All- 

America honors for her high school performances … posted a high school 

personal best of 1:04.30 in the 100 breaststroke … member of the National 

Honor Society … named to the Honor Roll … member of the Pilgrim Fellowship 

community service program. 

Personal: Born Emily Ray Barber on Dec. 12, 1991 in Newport Beach, Calif. 

… daughter of Mark and Dawn Barber … has two brothers, Nick and Chris … 

majoring in psychology. 


31.31~ Orange Bowl Classic (1st/15) Jan. 2, 2010 




1:03.01 South Carolina/Queens (1st/11) Jan. 15, 2011 






1:03.62 North Carolina (1st/7) Feb. 4, 2011 




1:04.29 Miami/Virginia Tech (2nd/11) Nov. 7, 2009 

1:04.37 NC State/Campbell (2nd/10) Oct. 29, 2010 

1:04.81 UNC Wilmginton (2nd/7) Oct. 16, 2010 

1:04.82 Clemson (1st/8) Jan. 30, 2010 



1:05.08 Maryland/NC State (1st/12) Oct. 24, 2009 


1:05.23 South Carolina (1st/8) Jan. 16, 2010 


1:06.98~ Orange Bowl Classic (2nd/14) Jan. 2, 2010 





2:16.83 North Carolina (1st/4) Feb. 4, 2011 




2:17.50 South Carolina/Queens (3rd/8) Jan. 15, 2011 





2:19.50 Miami/Virginia Tech (2nd/10) Nov. 7, 2009 



2:19.69 Maryland/NC State (2nd/11) Oct. 24, 2009 

2:19.71 Clemson (1st/8) Jan. 30, 2010 













1:43.19 (28.34) Nike Cup (3rd/20) Nov. 19, 2010 






1:47.08 (28.78) NC State/Campbell (3rd/10) Oct. 29, 2010 


1:47.82 (29.74) Clemson (4th/7) Jan. 30, 2010 

x1:48.10 (29.09) North Carolina (5th/5) Feb. 4, 2011 


3:48.41 (1:03.64) Houston/Georgia Tech (1st/7) Oct. 30, 2009 


3:51.35 (1:04.34) Maryland/NC State (5th/10) Oct. 24, 2009 

3:51.47 (1:04.51) South Carolina (2nd/8) Jan. 16, 2010 


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Caroline Conklin 

Freshman • Free/IM 

Kenilworth, Ill. 

(New Trier Township) 

Prep: Four-year letterwinner at New Trier Township … helped her high 

school squad capture state championships all four years … member of All- 

American 200 medley relay … state qualifier as a junior … named team captain 

as a senior … member of New Trier Swim Club … competed in the 100 

free and the 200 IM at the National Club Swimming Association’s Junior 

National Championships as a senior. 

Personal: Born Caroline Raye Conklin on July 23, 1993 in Evanston, Ill. … 

daughter of Jeff and Teri Conklin … has one sister, Catherine, who also 

swims at Duke … mother (’82) and father (’81) both swam at Duke … godmother 

Nancy Hogshead also swam at Duke … other relatives who have 

graduated from Duke include uncle, Greg Changnon (’85), and aunt, Pola 

Ayllon (’85). 

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Catherine Conklin 

Senior • Back/Free 

Kenilworth, Ill. 



2010-11: Closed the season with a pair of personal-best performances at the 

College Cup … recorded a time of 26.33 in the 50 free … also clocked 1:02.52 

in the 100 back … notched a personal-best 57.98 in the 100 free against 

Virginia … posted a 58.13 split to help the 400 free relay take sixth against 

South Carolina and Queens ... named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

2009-10: Competed in six events on the year ... season-best time was 57.66 

in the 100-meter free against UNC Wilmington in the season home-opener 

… helped guide the 400 free relay to a seventh-place showing against Houston 

and Georgia Tech (3:49.16). 

2008-09: In her first collegiate meet, swam the 100-meter backstroke 

against UNC Wilmington in a time of 1:03.43 … registered a season-best 

1:03.29 in the 100 back in the season finale against Clemson … called upon 

to swim the 500 free twice over the course of the season, responding with a 

5:25.45 against UNC Wilmington and a 5:21.87 against Campbell and Miami 

… swam the 200 free twice, posting a 2:03.16 against Campbell and Miami 

and a career-best 2:00.84 against Virginia … contributed on the 200 and 

400 medley relays … named to the ACC Honor Roll. 

Prep: Three-year letterwinner at New Trier Township … team captain as 

a senior … state qualifier alternate as a sophomore, junior and senior … 

sectional qualifier in the 100 backstroke as a junior … JV champion in the 

50 free as a freshman … second-team statewide as a senior … third-team 

statewide as a sophomore and junior … swam with New Trier Swim Club 

from age 7-18 … sectional qualifier in the 100 back and 500 free … Academic 

All-American for the 2007-08 school year … Illinois State Scholar in 2008. 

Personal: Born Catherine Wilson Conklin on Apr. 26, 1990 in Evanston, Ill. ... 

daughter of Jeff and Teri Conklin … has one sister, Caroline, who also swims 

at Duke … mother (’82) and father (’81) both swam at Duke … godmother 

Nancy Hogshead also swam at Duke … other relatives who have graduated 

from Duke include uncle, Greg Changnon (’85), and aunt, Pola Ayllon (’85) 

… majoring in economics … favorite athlete is Olympian Aaron Peirsol. 


Conklin Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 








x58.15 NC State/Campbell (12th/12) Oct. 29, 2010 





5:24.76 Gamecock Invitational (27th/31 - Prelims) Nov. 20, 2008 

x5:25.45 UNC Wilmington (7th/8) Oct. 18, 2008 


x1:02.52 College Cup (13th/13) Feb. 5, 2011 

x1:02.65 NC State/Campbell (11th/15) Oct. 29, 2010 



x1:05.18 Davidson/South Carolina (8th/9) Jan. 10, 2009 



x2:15.00 Clemson (8th/8) Jan. 31, 2009 


x2:19.07 Davidson/South Carolina (8th/8) Jan. 10, 2009 



1:43.19 (25.75) Gamecock Invitational (21st/22) Nov. 19, 2009 



x1:45.13 (26.06) North Carolina (3rd/3) Jan. 30, 2009 







x3:46.81 (57.99) NC State/Campbell (9th/12) Oct. 29, 2010 

x3:47.19 (57.39) Davidson/South Carolina (7th/7) Jan. 10, 2009 


x3:50.54 (57.82) Clemson (7th/7) Jan. 31, 2009 










x1:58.93 Gardner-Webb (5th/6) Jan. 17, 2009 


x4:08.13 (1:02.89) Maryland/NC State (12th/12) Oct. 31, 2008 

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Meghan Dwyer 

Senior • Back/Free 

Mission Viejo, Calif. 

(Mission Viejo) 

Honors: ACC Academic Honor Roll (2009, 2010) ... ACC Top Six for Service Award (2011). 

2010-11: Opened the season with a pair of second-place performances in the 

100 back (58.08) and the 200 back (2:05.26) against UNC Wilmington … won 

the 200 back against South Carolina and Queens with a 2:03.25 clocking … 

posted a 27.48 split to help the 200 medley relay take first against NC State 

and Campbell (1:44.94) … swam a 53.66 split as a member of the 400 free relay 

that finished second against North Carolina (3:34.13) … finished the year at the 

ACC Championships, where she guided the 200 medley relay to a sixth-place 

showing (1:41.28) … also a member of the 800 free relay that took seventh at the 

conference meet (7:24.74) ... recipient of the 2011 ACC Top Six for Service Award. 

2009-10: Specialized in the 100 and 200 back ... season-best in the 100 back 

was a 56.34 clocking in the prelims at the ACC Championships ... took first in 

the 100 back in the season opener against UNC Wilmington, posting a time of 

58.52 ... compiled 10 second-place finishes on the season … recorded a pair of 

second-place performances in the 100 back (58.19) and the 200 back (2:04.07) 

against ACC opponent Clemson … also competed as a member of the 200 and 

400 free and medley relay squads ... named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

2008-09: Made her ACC Championship meet debut in fine fashion … placed 

16th in the 200 back at ACCs, posting a personal-best 1:59.96 in prelims before 

a 2:00.35 showing in the finals … also secured 18th place in the 100 back with 

a collegiate personal best of 55.48 … took first place in two events at her first 

collegiate meet, swimming the 100 back in 57.36 and the 200 back in 2:04.70 

… combined with Meredith Bannon, Steffi Niessl and Shannon Beall to win the 

400 medley relay at the Gamecock Invitational in 3:45.43 … took third place in 

the 100 back at the Gamecock Invitational (56.29) and second place in the 200 

back (2:00.19) … finished first in the 100 back against Gardner-Webb (58.52) 

… recorded two third-place finishes (100, 200 back) against 13th-ranked North 

Carolina … finished the regular season with two second-place finishes (100, 

200 back) against Clemson ... named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

Prep: Four-time All-America … four-time all-county … four-year letterwinner 

at Mission Viejo High School … team captain as a junior and senior … high 

school and club record-holder … Scholastic All-America … Victory with Honor 

recipient as a junior … also a Principal Honor Roll member and Scholar- 

Athlete … member of CA Scholarship Federation. 

Personal: Born Meghan Claire Dwyer on Sept. 16, 1990 in Orange County, 

Calif. … daughter of Patrick and Cheryl Dwyer … mother played field hockey 

at Stanford and father swam at Rutgers … majoring in psychology … favorite 

athlete is swimmer Hayley McGregory. 

Dwyer Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 





1:55.36 Campbell/Miami (3rd/8) Oct. 25, 2008 

1:58.10 Gardner-Webb (4th/6) Jan. 17, 2009 













56.59 Gamecock Invitational (3rd/20 - Finals) Nov. 21, 2008 


56.96 Clemson (2nd/8) Jan. 31, 2009 






57.58 NC State/Maryland (1st/12) Oct. 31, 2008 



58.02 

58.04 

North Carolina (3rd/7) 

Miami/Virginia Tech (4th/11) 

Feb. 4, 2011 

Nov. 7, 2009 




58.19 Clemson (2nd/8) Jan. 30, 2010 


58.28 NC State/Campbell (2nd/15) Oct. 29, 2010 














2:02.70 Clemson (2nd/8) Jan. 31, 2009 

2:03.25 South Carolina/Queens (1st/7) Jan. 15, 2011 

2:03.27 Davidson/South Carolina (2nd/8) Jan. 10, 2009 



2:03.91 NC State/Maryland (2nd/12) Nov. 1, 2008 

2:04.07 Clemson (2nd/8) Jan. 30, 2010 





























3:31.14 (52.76) Davidson/South Carolina (2nd/7) Jan. 10, 2009 

3:31.51 (53.71) NC State/Maryland (2nd/12) Nov. 1, 2008 

3:32.02 (52.99) Clemson (3rd/7) Jan. 31, 2009 

3:32.14 (52.29) Nike Cup (11th/21) Nov. 20, 2010 

3:33.34 (53.85) Maryland (3rd/7) Oct. 23, 2010 

3:33.53 (53.28) South Carolina/Queens (2nd/7) Jan. 15, 2011 




3:39.29 (55.55) NC State/Campbell (5th/12) Oct. 29, 2010 



7:22.49* (1:51.50) ACC Championships (8th/10) Feb. 18, 2009 


7:28.76 (1:52.44) Gamecock Invitational (3rd/17) Nov. 21, 2008 

7:39.68 (1:53.49) Nike Cup (9th/18) Nov. 19, 2010 





1:44.83 (27.34) Campbell/Miami (1st/5) Oct. 25, 2008 


1:44.94 (27.48) NC State/Campbell (1st/10) Oct. 29, 2010 

1:45.01 (27.34) Davidson/South Carolina (1st/6) Jan. 10, 2009 

1:45.22 (26.95) North Carolina (2nd/5) Jan. 30, 2009 

1:45.27 (27.32) NC State/Maryland (1st/10) Nov. 1, 2008 

1:45.31 (27.39) Clemson (2nd/5) Jan. 31, 2009 


1:45.63 (27.61) North Carolina (3rd/5) Jan. 23, 2011 



1:46.73 (27.75) Clemson (2nd/7) Jan. 30, 2010 


1:47.68 (27.09) Nike Cup (13th/20) Nov. 19, 2010 



1:49.32 (27.47) South Carolina/Queens (3rd/7) Jan. 15, 2011 





3:50.06 (57.08) NC State/Maryland (1st/12) Nov. 1, 2008 


3:50.70 (58.29) Houston/Georgia Tech (3rd/7) Oct. 30, 2009 


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Paige Grant 

Freshman • Diving 

Winnetka, Ill. 


Kelly Hagerty 

Sophomore • Free/Fly 

Glenview, Ill. 

(Glenbrook South) 

Prep: Completed prep career at New Trier Township High School in Winnetka, 

Ill. … helped her team capture the state championship as a sophomore, 

while guiding the squad to runner-up finishes at the state meet her freshman 

and junior seasons … individual state champion in diving as a junior. 

Personal: Born Paige Macallan Grant on Feb. 28, 1992 in Chicago, Ill. … 

daughter of David and Leslie Grant … has two sisters, Caroline and Allegra. 

2010-11: Notched a pair of fourth-place finishes in the 100 free (54.11) and 

the 200 free (1:57.20) in her collegiate debut against UNC Wilmington … 

recorded a season-best 52.05 to place 12th in the 100 free at the Nike Cup 

… clocked a 24.29 split to help the 200 free relay take first against Virginia 

… swam a season-best 1:53.64 in the 200 free against North Carolina … took 

fourth in the 50 free at the College Cup, touching in 24.25 ... finished the 

season at the ACC Championships where she swam 24.18 in the prelims of 

the 50 free, 52.24 in the 100 free and 1:53.11 in the 200 free. 

Prep: State champion in the 50 free ... 13-time all-state honoree ... 14-time 

All-America swimmer ... member of the Academic All-America team ... also 

lettered in track & field ... member of the water polo team at Glenbrook 

South. 

Personal: Born Kelly Anne Hagerty on Dec. 9, 1991 in Evanston, Ill. ... daughter 

of John and Anne Hagerty ... has two brothers, Joe and Tommy. 

Hagerty Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 





24.58 Nike Cup (23rd/24 - Finals) Nov. 18, 2010 





















1:35.07 (23.88) Nike Cup (4th/21) Nov. 18, 2010 




3:26.93 (51.78) Nike Cup (5th/21) Nov. 20, 2010 





7:31.45 (1:53.69) Nike Cup (5th/18) Nov. 19, 2010 



1:47.68 (26.55) Nike Cup (13th/20) Nov. 19, 2010 



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Ali Horn 

Freshman • IM/Fly/Free 

Roanoke, Va. (Cave Spring) 

Katie Howard 

Sophomore • Sprint Free 

Portola Valley, Calif. 

(Sacred Heart Preparatory) 

Prep: Holder of five individual Virginia State titles … 2009 and 2010 

Timesland Swimmer of the Year … attended the 2009 World Trial Qualifier 

… Senior Nationals qualifier … competed in the 2009 and 2010 NASA Junior 

Nationals … high school All-America and Scholastic All-America … member 

of the National Beta Club. 

Personal: Born Alexandria Kinsley Colby Horn on Mar. 23, 1993 in Kingsport, 

Tenn. … daughter of Michael and Kathy Horn … has one sister, Zoe. 


2010-11: Made her collegiate debut in the season opener against UNC Wilmington, 

where she clocked 54.76 in the 100 free to finish sixth … also posted 

a 27.69 split to help the 200 medley relay take fourth at that meet … member 

of the 800 free relay that placed ninth at the Nike Cup (7:39.68) … 

registered a pair of season-best performances in the 50 free (24.57) and 

the 100 free (53.73) against South Carolina and Queens … also swam a 53.78 

split as the 400 free relay grabbed second at that meet … clocked a 25.63 

split as a member of the second-place 200 free relay at Virginia … ended 

her freshman campaign with a seventh-place showing in the 50 free at the 

College Cup (24.68) ... named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

Prep: Six-time All-America swimmer ... four-time All-America relay member 

... freshman, sophomore and junior Athlete of the Year at Sacred Heart Preperatory 

School ... National Merit Scholar. 

Personal: Born Katherine Elise Howard on Nov. 12, 1991 in Walnut Creek, Calif. 

... daughter of Glen and Jill Howard ... has two sisters, Kristie and Emily ... 

also has one brother, John ... father was a diver at the University of Arizona. 

Howard Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 
















1:40.66 (24.88) Nike Cup (15th/21) Nov. 18, 2010 



3:32.20 (53.99) Nike Cup (12th/21) Nov. 20, 2010 





7:39.68 (1:56.36) Nike Cup (9th/18) Nov. 19, 2010 






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Emily Kintz 

Junior • Back/IM 

Tucker, Ga. 

(St. Pius X Catholic) 

2010-11: Opened the season with a fourth-place showing in the 100 back 

against UNC Wilmington (58.88) … notched a 1:54.72 split as a member of 

the 800 free relay at the Nike Cup … took second in the 200 back against 

North Carolina with a 2:03.44 clocking … ended the year at the ACC Championships, 

where she posted a personal-best 56.03 in the prelims of the 100 

back ... place 22nd in the event finals at 56.14 … also competed in the 200 

back at the conference meet, finishing 19th in a season-best time of 1:59.63. 

2009-10: Placed sixth in the 100 back with a time of 59.65 and third in the 

200 back with a time of 2:07.41 against UNC Wilmington ... broke the school 

record for the 200 back with a time of 1:59.47, which was good for a 12thplace 

finish at the ACC Championships ... also placed sixth overall in the 200 

medley relay with a time of 1:41.30 and individual best time of 26.29 at the 

conference meet. 

Prep: Four-year letterwinner at St. Pius X Catholic High School … competed 

at the 2008 Olympic Trials in Omaha where she finished 60th in the 200 

back … 10-year tenure with the Dynamo Swim Club of Atlanta, Ga. … selected 

as a four-time All-America in swimming … named to Georgia’s All-State 

team for three seasons … school record holder in the 100 back, 400 free 

relay and 200 medley relay … finished third in the state as a sophomore 

in the 500 free and 100 back … state champion in the 100 back as a junior 

while also placing third in the 200 free … recorded a second-place finish 

in the 100 back and a third place in the 200 free her senior year … led her 

school to second place at the state meet, the school’s highest finish in its 50 

year history ... USA Swimming Academic All-American … Magna Cum Laude 

on the National Latin Exam. 

Personal: Born Emily Michelle Kintz on Aug. 8, 1990 in Decatur, Ga. … 

daughter of Douglas and Laura Kintz … relatives who graduated from Duke 

include her grandfather, George Jerome Kintz (’53), grandmother, Lila Sue 

Tyson Kintz (’56), great uncle, Bruce Carroll Tyson Jr. (’58), and cousin, Erica 

Nicole Kintz (’04) … majoring in classical studies … her favorite athlete 

is Olympian Dara Torres. 

Kintz Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 






56.14 ACC Championships (22nd/24 - Finals) Feb. 18, 2011 










59.55 Clemson (5th/8) Jan. 30, 2010 









1:02.75~ Orange Bowl Classic (3rd/12) Jan. 2, 2010 




2:06.89 NC State/Campbell (4th/13) Oct. 29, 2010 





















2:16.61~ Orange Bowl Classic (3rd/11) Jan. 2, 2010 











3:44.59 (1:00.65) Clemson (6th/7) Jan. 30, 2010 


7:43.27 (1:54.72) Nike Cup (13th/18) Nov. 19, 2010 

















2:04.97 Clemson (5th/8) Jan. 30, 2010 


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Eneka Lamb 

Sophomore • Back/Free 

Hong Kong, China 

(Hong Kong International) 

Tricia Leeson 

Sophomore • Freestyle 

Bethlehem, Pa. (Liberty) 


2010-11: Clocked a 25.12 split to help the 200 free relay place 15th at the 

Nike Cup … also finished 11th as a member of the 400 free relay at the Nike 

Cup, posting a 53.99 split … finished fifth in the 200 free against South Carolina 

and Queens with a season-best time of 1:57.18 … notched two seasonbests 

against North Carolina, including a time of 58.74 in the 100 back and 

a mark of 2:06.77 in the 200 back … wrapped up her freshman campaign 

with a ninth-place finish in the 50 free at the College Cup (24.96) ... named 


Prep: APAC Champion ... recipient of the Spirit Cup ... recipient of the Diana 

Daymond Trophy ... competed in the 2008 Hong Kong Olymic trials ... allacademic 

honor roll. 

Personal: Born Eneka Marie Lamb on March 4, 1993 in Hong Kong, China ... 

daughter of David and Mary Lamb ... has one sister, Alicia, and one brother, 

John ... mother, Mary, swam at Michigan State ... hobbies include kayaking, 

running, rock climbing, cycling and rugby. 

Lamb Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 




















1:40.66 (25.12) Nike Cup (15th/21) Nov. 18, 2010 




3:32.14 (53.99) Nike Cup (11th/21) Nov. 20, 2010 





7:43.27 (1:56.03) Nike Cup (13th/18) Nov. 19, 2010 

2010-11: Registered a season-best time of 53.34 in the 100 free to place 

sixth against Maryland … also posted a 53.04 split to help the 400 free 

relay grab third against the Terrapins … best performances of the season 

came at the Nike Cup, where she clocked 24.34 in the 50 free and 53.34 in 

the 100 free. 

Prep: Four-year member of the all-state team ... three-time runner-up at 

the state championships ... four-time district champion ... established eight 

program records … seven-time All-America honoree ... scholar athlete ... 


Personal: Born Patricia Anne Leeson on Mar. 13, 1992 in Bethlehem, Pa. ... 

daughter of Joseph and Loretta Leeson ... has two sisters, Maureen and 

Kathleen, and two brothers, Joseph and Robert ... father, Joseph, ran track 

for DeSales ... relatives who graduated from Duke include uncle, Robert Mc- 

Gonigle (‘08). 

Leeson Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 




24.87 NC State/Campbell (6th/13) Oct. 29, 2010 














1:35.07 (23.74) Nike Cup (4th/21) Nov. 18, 2010 




3:32.20 (52.31) Nike Cup (12th/21) Nov. 20, 2010 



7:39.68 (1:55.34) Nike Cup (9th/18) Nov. 19, 2010 


1:47.68 (23.60) Nike Cup (13th/20) Nov. 19, 2010 







3:57.58 (1:00.05) Nike Cup (16th/19) Nov. 18, 2010 

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Jessica Lyden 

Senior • Diving 

Lexington, Ky. 

(Lexington Catholic) 

Honors: All-ACC Academic (2009) ... ACC Academic Honor Roll (2009, 2010, 

2011). 

2010-11: Resumed competition late in the season against South Carolina, 

where she collected a fourth-place finish in both the 1-meter and 3-meter 

events … posted season-best score on the 1-meter board against Virginia, 

taking second at 275.85 … captured a first-place finish on the 1-meter the 

next week against North Carolina (255.00) ... named to the ACC Academic 

Honor Roll. 

2009-10: Did not compete during the 2009-10 season due to injury ... 


2008-09: Earned entry to the NCAA Zones diving meet, where she competed 

on both the 1-meter and 3-meter boards … captured sixth place on the 

3-meter board, scoring 589.40, and 10th on the 1-meter board with a 522.70 

mark … claimed sixth place in the 1-meter at the ACC Championships, registering 

289.70 in the prelims and 281.50 in the finals … secured fourth place 

in the 3-meter competition at the conference meet (344.25) ... took 18th 

place in the conference on the platform with a score of 193.05 … recorded 

a second-place finish in 1-meter diving in her first collegiate meet against 

UNC Wilmington (261.68) … took third place on both the 1- and 3- meter 

boards in the Duke diving sweep of Clemson … competed in the Ohio State 

Diving Invitational in the 1-meter and 3-meter events … named to both the 

ACC Honor Roll and the All-ACC Academic team. 

Prep: Set state record and captured state championship as a senior with 

score of 498.10 for 11 dives … injured junior and sophomore season … state 

champion with score of 472.95 for 11 dives as a freshman … second place 

finish with score of 461.80 as an eighth-grade competitor … two-time state 

champion … Region II Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year as a senior … Most 

Valuable Diver as a freshman … named all-state and all-region in freshman 

and senior seasons … competed with the Kentucky Dive Club … was the 

1-meter Junior National champion in 2005 … 1-meter and 3-meter USA versus 

Canada Junior Challenge champion … 1-meter Junior Pan-Am champion 

… 2007 3-meter senior National Finalist … took fourth on 1-meter at Junior 

Nationals in 2007 … class salutatorian … 4.0 GPA and in top-10 of class 

all four years … Class of Kentucky as a sophomore … AP Scholar, National 

Letter of Commendation, Youth Salute Scholar and National Honor Society 

member as a junior and senior … also involved in Beta Club, National Spanish 

Honor Society, Tri-M Music Honors Society and Ambassadors Club. 

Personal: Born Jessica Ann Lyden on May 3, 1990 in Baton Rouge, La. … 

daughter of Michael and Emily Lyden … has one brother, Jack, and one 

sister, Brittany … mother was a diver for the University of Texas (1981-86) 

and father was a diver at Western Michigan (1976-80) … father coached at 

Eastern Michigan, LSU and the University of Kentucky from 1991-2008 … 

majoring in psychology … favorite athlete is Olympic diver Greg Louganis. 


Lyden Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 




276.83 Campbell/Miami (4th/7) Oct. 25, 2008 


272.40 Clemson (3rd/6) Jan. 31, 2009 






255.00 North Carolina (1st/2) Feb. 4, 2011 

253.50 NC State/Maryland (5th/8) Oct. 31, 2008 



242.60 Davidson/South Carolina (5th/9) Jan. 10, 2009 




326.30 Davidson/South Carolina (3rd/8) Jan. 10, 2009 



305.18 Clemson (3rd/6) Jan. 31, 2009 





277.05 Campbell/Miami (4th/6) Oct. 25, 2008 




x262.25 NC State/Maryland (7th/8) Oct. 31, 2008 





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Megan McCarroll 

Freshman • Back/Fly/IM 

Portland, Ore. (Jesuit) 

Prep: Member of the Oregon state championship team … two-time state 

champion in the 200 IM … also captured the state championship in the 100 

breast as a sophomore … helped her high school team capture the district 

championship as a junior, winning the 100 back and the 200 IM, as well as 

the 200 medley relay … broke the district record in the 100 back at 56.11 … 

school record holder in the 200 IM … member of the Junior National team … 

competed in the Short Course National Qualifiers … high school All-America 

and Scholastic All-America ... member of the National Honor Society and 

the Spanish National Honor Society. 

Personal: Born Megan Elizabeth McCarroll on March 18, 1993 in Portland, 

Ore. … daughter of Benjamin and Shelia McCarroll … has one brother, Connor, 

and one sister, Kathleen … father, Benjamin, and mother, Shelia, both 

swam at the University of Michigan. 

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Steffi Niessl 

Senior • Back/Fly 

Brewster, N.Y. (Brewster) 

Honors: ACC Academic Honor Roll (2009, 2010, 2011) 

2010-11: Ended the season at the ACC Championships, where she swam a personal-best 

2:01.21 in the 200 fly to finish 17th … that mark was also a program 

season-best in the 200 fly … turned in a 16th-place showing in the 100 fly with a 

time of 55.30 while also cutting over four seconds off season-opening time … recorded 

a 24.80 split to help the 200 medley relay place seventh at the conference 

meet … won the 100 fly with a 57.60 clocking against South Carolina and Queens 

… notched second-place finishes in the 100 fly against North Carolina and Virginia 

… member of the 200 medley relay that grabbed first against South Carolina/ 

Queens and NC State/Campbell ... named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

2009-10: Placed 23rd in the 100 fly at the ACC Championships with a time 

of 55.83 for her best performance of the season ... also grabbed two top-10 

finishes at the ACCs in both the 200 medley relay and 200 free relay ... compiled 

three first-place finishes for the season and nine second-place finishes ... 


2008-09: Competed at the ACC Championships in the 100 fly and 100 backstroke 

… claimed 13th place at the ACCs in the 100 fly, posting a personal-best 

54.65 in prelims and a 54.81 in finals … finished 18th in the conference in the 100 

back with a personal-best 55.53 … tied the 50 free school record (23.45) out of 

the leadoff position in the 200 free relay which broke the school record in the 

same swim (1:31.96) … set three additional school records as a member of relay 

teams at the ACC Championships … swam butterfly in the 200 medley relay with 

Meghan Dwyer, Meredith Bannon and Shannon Beall, earning an NCAA ‘B’ standard 

and breaking the school record (1:40.63)… combined with the 400 medley 

team of Dwyer, Bannon and Beall to finish sixth in the conference with a school 

record and NCAA ‘B’ standard time of 3:40.97 … wrapped up her ACC Championships 

debut by anchoring the record-setting 400 freestyle relay of Beall, Katie 

Magee and Kirstie Jeffrey (3:23.67) ... named to the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

Prep: All-America as a junior and senior … Westchester-Putnam (Section 

1) High School Swimmer of the Year as a senior … set five personal records 

of 23.83 (50 free), 55.84 (100 fly), 58.50 (100 back), 2:09.09 (200 fly) and 

2:03.49 (200 back) as a senior … six-time letterwinner … all-section and NYS 

Qualifier every year from 8th-12th grade … state champion in the 50 free and 

100 fly senior year … six-time Empire State Games gold medalist … Empire 

State Games record-holder … NLSA Junior National Qualifier in seven events 

… Spring Speedo National Qualifier … Speedo Summer Junior National Qualifier 

… U.S. Open qualifier … member of the Math and National Honor Societies 

and High Honor Roll … AP Scholar … top five percent of class. 

Personal: Born Stephanie Elizabeth Niessl on Oct. 22, 1990 in Bronxville, 

N.Y. … daughter of Eduard and Hana Niessl … has one brother, Christopher 

… majoring in international comparative studies. 

Niessl Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 


23.87 Campbell/Miami (1st/7) Oct. 25, 2008 

23.90 Gamecock Invitational (6th/54 - Prelims) Nov. 20, 2008 







24.34 Clemson (4th/7) Jan. 31, 2009 

24.57 Clemson (5th/8) Jan. 30, 2010 

















59.10 

59.21 

NC State/Campbell (5th/15) 

North Carolina (5th/8) 

Oct. 29, 2010 

Jan. 24, 2010 









55.67 Gamecock Invitational (2nd/24 - Finals) Nov. 20, 2009 










56.96 Clemson (3rd/7) Jan. 30, 2010 








57.60 South Carolina/Queens (1st/8) Jan. 15, 2011 



58.01 Clemson (4th/8) Jan. 31, 2009 


















1:36.77 (24.02) Nike Cup (9th/21) Nov. 18, 2010 

1:36.85 (24.42) NC State/Maryland (2nd/8) Oct. 31, 2008 










3:31.14 (52.23) Davidson/South Carolina (2nd/7) Jan. 10, 2009 

3:31.51 (52.87) NC State/Maryland (2nd/12) Oct. 31, 2008 

3:32.02 (52.94) Clemson (3rd/7) Jan. 31, 2009 

3:32.14 (53.57) Nike Cup (11th/21) Nov. 20, 2010 



3:34.64 (54.56) Clemson (2nd/7) Jan. 30, 2010 






1:40.63* (24.10) ACC Championships (7th/11) 

1:41.28 (24.80) ACC Championships (7th/9) 

Feb. 18, 2009 

Feb. 16, 2011 


1:43.19 (26.62) Nike Cup (3rd/20) Nov. 19, 2010 



1:44.83 (23.28) Campbell/Miami (1st/5) Oct. 25, 2008 


1:45.01 (24.76) Davidson/South Carolina (1st/6) Jan. 10, 2009 


1:45.22 (25.23) North Carolina (2nd/5) Jan. 30, 2009 

1:45.27 (23.51) NC State/Maryland (1st/10) Oct. 31, 2008 

1:45.31 (25.46) Clemson (2nd/5) Jan. 31, 2009 






1:46.73 (25.67) Clemson (2nd/7) Jan. 30, 2010 


1:48.80 Gardner-Webb (2nd/6) Jan. 17, 2009 

400 Yard Medley Relay 



3:47.45 (55.65) Nike Cup (6th/19) Nov. 18, 2010 

3:50.06 (55.79) NC State/Maryland (1st/12) Oct. 31, 2008 


3:50.70 (55.78) Houston/Georgia Tech (3rd/7) 

3:51.44 (58.67) South Carolina (1st/8) 

Oct. 30, 2009 

Jan. 16, 2010 



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Rose O’Connor 

Senior • Distance/Free 

Green Village, N.J. 

(Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child) 

Honors: ACC Academic Honor Roll (2009, 2010, 2011) 

2010-11: Began her junior campaign with a pair of second-place finishes in 

the 500 free and the 1650 free against UNC Wilmington … took first in the 

1000 free against Maryland with a time of 10:10.84 … notched a seasonbest 

10:06.62 in the 1000 free against South Carolina and Queens to finish 

second … also grabbed second in the 500 free at that meet, touching in 

4:58.80 … recorded top-five finishes against ACC opponents Virginia and 

North Carolina … ended the season at the ACC Championships, where she 

dropped over eight seconds off her previous personal-best in the 1650 free 

at 16:35.36 to come in 12th … also competed in the 500 free at the conference 

meet, finishing 21st in a season-best 4:54.35 … posted a 1:53.50 split 

as a member of the Blue Devils’ seventh-place 800 free relay at the ACCs ... 


2009-10: Opened the season with a second-place showing in the 500 free 

(5:04.86) and a third-place finish in the 1000 free (10.21.64) against UNC 

Wilmington ... swam the 1650 free on three occasions, with her best performance 

coming in a fourth-place finish against South Carolina (17:16.65) 

... season-best finish in the 500 free was a 5:02.93 clocking to take 18th at 

the Gamecock Invitational … wrapped up the season with a pair of top-five 

finishes in the 500 and 1000 free against Clemson ... named to the ACC 


2008-09: Concluded her freshman season with appearances in the 500 

and 1650 free at the ACC Championships … touched the wall in 13th place 

in the 1650 free at the ACCs with a time of 16:43.50 … claimed 19th place at 

the conference meet with a career-best 4:52.82 in the 500 free … scored 

in her first collegiate meet with a second-place finish in the 1000 free 

(10:20.72) and a third-place finish in the 200 butterfly (2:11.50) … dropped 

16.47 seconds against North Carolina to establish a new personal best in the 

1000 freestyle at 10:04.25 … took third place in Duke’s 1000 free sweep of 

Clemson (10:11.68) … broke the five-minute barrier for the first time in college 

with a 4:59.07 performance in the 500 free against South Carolina and 

Davidson … set a career-best in the 1650 free (16:40.34) against Virginia, 

cutting 15.43 seconds off her previous best … recorded a time of 2:08.89 in 

the 200 fly to set a personal best against South Carolina and Davidson ... 


Prep: Scholastic All-American selection as a sophomore and junior at Oak 

Noll. 

Personal: Born Katherine Rose O’Connor on Sept. 25, 1989 in Morristown, 

N.J. … daughter of Christopher and Jana O’Connor … has two brothers, 

Jack and Joe … majoring in international comparative studies … favorite 

athlete is Olympic champion Ryan Lochte. 

O’Connor Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 










4:57.82 Clemson (3rd/7) Jan. 31, 2009 



4:58.80 South Carolina/Queens (2nd/9) Jan. 15, 2011 









5:03.69 Campbell/Miami (3rd/12) Oct. 25, 2008 



5:04.77 NC State/Campbell (3rd/11) Oct. 29, 2010 




5:05.43 NC State/Maryland (4th/12) Oct. 31, 2008 



5:07.54 Clemson (5th/7) Jan. 30, 2010 








10:11.68 Clemson (3rd/6) Jan. 31, 2009 


10:14.36 Gardner-Webb (1st/6) Jan. 17, 2009 


10:20.89 Clemson (4th/6) Jan. 30, 2010 


10:21.77 Campbell/Miami (2nd/6) Oct. 25, 2008 



10:25.92 NC State/Maryland (4th/9) Oct. 31, 2008 







16:46.81 Nike Cup (7th/26) Nov. 20, 2010 


















x3:45.45 (56.94) NC State/Maryland (12th/12) Oct. 31, 2008 





7:39.68 (1:54.49) Nike Cup (9th/18) Nov. 19, 2010 




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Katherine Plevka 

Freshman • Breast/IM 

Charlotte, N.C. 

(Weddington) 

Sarah Soltis 

Sophomore • Back/Free 

Gainesville, Fla. (Buchholz) 

Prep: North Carolina 3A State Champion in the 200 IM and the 100 breast 

her final year … SCC All Conference MVP … named Girls Swimmer of the 

Year by the Union County Weekly … took second in the 100 breast at the 

state meet as a junior… Junior Nationals qualifier … Scholastic All-America 

… member of the National Honor Society. 

Personal: Born Katherine Gray Plevka on Apr. 29, 1993 in Charlotte, N.C. … 

daughter of Steve and Sarah Jane Plevka … has one brother, Alexander … 

grandfather Lee Smith (‘50) and grandmother Ella Ann Smith (‘49) graduated 

from Duke. 


2010-11: Did not compete during the 2010-11 season ... named to the ACC 


Prep: Academic All-America swimmer ... member of the 3A State Championship 

team ... member of the National Honor Society ... National Merit 

Scholar ... member of the Mu Alpha Theta (Math) Honor Society ... member 

of the Spanish Honor Society ... AP Scholar. 

Personal: Born Sarah Joan Soltis on Dec. 9, 1991 in Pullman, Wash. ... daughter 

of Douglas and Pamela Solstis ... has one sister, Katie, who is a senior at 

Duke ... father Douglas and mother Pamela played tennis at collegiate level. 

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Francesca Tocci 

Junior • Free/Back 

Weston, Mass. (Weston) 


2010-11: Duke’s top performer in the 100 back during the 2010-11 season … 

opened her sophomore campaign with a pair of second-place finishes as a 

member of the Blue Devils’ 200 free relay and 200 medley relay against 

UNC Wilmington … also clocked a season-best 24.40 in the 50 free to take 

fifth against the Seahawks … took second in the 100 free at 53.29 against 

Maryland … helped the 400 free relay to a fifth-place finish at the Nike Cup 

by posting a 52.42 split … helped lead the 200 free relay to a first-place finish 

against Virginia, recording a 24.00 split … concluded the season at the 

ACC Championships, where she swam a program-record and career-best 

55.32 to place 14th in the 100 back … also took sixth as a member of the 200 

free relay at the ACCs, notching a 23.84 split. 

2009-10: Wrapped up an impressive freshman season by competing in the 

50 free, 100 free and the 100 back in the ACC Championships ... recorded 

season bests of 24.06 in the 50 free and 51.66 in the 100 free at the conference 

meet ... also finished 10th in the 400 free relay with a time of 3:26.39 

at the ACCs ... took second in first collegiate meet in both the 50 free 

(24.23) and 100 (52.67) free ... traveled to the Orange Bowl Classic, placing 

third overall in the 100 free ... competed on most relay teams as a true 

freshman ... compiled nine second-place finishes for the season ... named to 

the ACC Academic Honor Roll. 

Prep: Qualified for Nationals and Junior Nationals … captain of her club 

team from sophomore to senior year … selected as a Scholastic All-American 

in her sophomore, junior and senior seasons at Weston High School … 

won awards for excellence in English, Art and Speech. 

Personal: Born Francesca Lee Tocci on Jan. 10, 1991 in Newton, Mass. … 

daughter of Jeffrey and Frances Tocci … has two brothers, Noah and Steve, 

and one sister, Bianca … majoring in psychology … hopes to attend medical 

school upon graduating from Duke. 

Tocci Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 








24.40 Clemson (4th/8) Jan. 30, 2010 




24.55 Gamecock Invitational (15th/24- Finals) Nov. 19, 2009 


24.69 Miami/Virginia Tech (3rd/11) Nov. 7, 2009 





55.32* ACC Championships (14th/24 - Finals) Feb. 18, 2011 




58.81 Nike Cup (23rd/23 - Finals) Nov. 19, 2010 


59.05 Gamecock Invitational (22nd/24 - Finals) Nov. 20, 2009 








1:36.77 (24.05) Nike Cup (9th/21) Nov. 18, 2010 









3:26.93 (52.42) Nike Cup (5th/21) Nov. 20, 2010 


3:30.84 (52.70) Houston/Georgia Tech (2nd/8) Oct. 30, 2009 





3:34.64 (53.22) Clemson (2nd/7) Jan. 30, 2010 













1:49.32 (26.84) South Carolina/Queens (3rd/7) Jan. 15, 2011 


1:52.01 (28.51) Clemson (6th/7) Jan. 30, 2010 








51.66 ACC Championships (37th/59 - Prelims Feb. 20, 2010 



52.52 Clemson (2nd/8) Jan. 30, 2010 





52.77 Gamecock Invitational (21st/24 - Finals) Nov. 21, 2009 








55.62~ Orange Bowl Classic (3rd/14) Jan. 2, 2010 



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Cara Vogel 

Junior • Backstroke 

Raynham, Mass. 

(Notre Dame Academy) 


2010-11: Duke’s top performer in the 200 back during the 2010-11 season 

… won that event against NC State and Campbell, touching in 2:04.61 … 

posted a time of 1:59.88 to finish fifth in the 200 back at the Nike Cup … 

took first in the 100 back against South Carolina and Queens with a time of 

57.94 … recorded a 24.56 split as a member of the first-place 200 free relay 

team against Virginia … dropped nearly seven seconds off season-opening 

time in the 200 back with a personal-best 1:58.66 to finish 12th at the ACC 

Championships … that time was also good for a new program record ... also 

notched a season-best 57.14 in the prelims of the 100 back at the ACCs ... 


2009-10: Completed season by with a 14th-place showing in the 200 back 

at the ACC Championships, swimming 1:59.87 to shave over five seconds 

off season-opening time ... was a member of the seventh-place 400 medley 

relay team at the ACCs ... captured first in the 200 back in her collegiate 

debut against UNC Wilmington ... compiled seven first-place finishes for the 

season ... won the 200 back at the Gamecock Invite, touching in 2:01.84 ... 


Prep: Massachusetts state champion in the 100 backstroke as a freshman 

and senior … four-time member of the Boston Herald All-Scholastic team 

… high school team won the state championship all four years … two-time 

Boston Globe All-Scholastic honoree … two-time USA Swimming Scholastic 

All-American … qualified for the US Open and the 2008 Olympic Trials … 


Personal: Born Caroline Marie Vogel on Sept. 19, 1990 in Boston, Mass. … 

daughter of Ken and Wendy Vogel … has one sister, Jen, who swam for 

Maryland (2006-09) … studies civil engineering at Duke … favorite athlete 

is U.S. Olympic champion Ryan Lochte. 


Vogel Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 



24.44 ACC Championships (51st/65 - Prelims) Feb. 18, 2010 







57.94 South Carolina/Queens (1st/9) Jan. 15, 2011 








58.69 Clemson (3rd/8) Jan. 30, 2010 







1:58.66* ACC Championships (12th/24) Feb. 19, 2011 






2:01.84 Gamecock Invitational (1st/24 - Finals) Nov. 21, 2009 



2:03.26 Maryland/NC State (3rd/12) Oct. 24, 2009 




2:04.37 Miami/Virginia Tech (1st/10) Nov. 7, 2009 

2:04.61 NC State/Campbell (1st/13) Oct. 29, 2010 

2:04.71 Houston/Georgia Tech (3rd/11) Oct. 30, 2009 

2:04.72 Clemson (3rd/8) Jan. 30, 2010 






1:36.77 (24.18) Nike Cup (9th/21) Nov. 18, 2010 







3:32.14 (52.29) Nike Cup (11th/21) Nov. 20, 2010 








1:47.82 (28.16) Clemson (4th/7) Jan. 30, 2010 







3:47.45 (57.84) Nike Cup (6th/19) Nov. 18, 2010 





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Lauren Weaver 

Sophomore • Free/Fly 

Cincinnati, Ohio (Colerain) 

Mariah White 

Junior • Free/Back 

Durham, N.C. 

(St. Joseph’s [Ind.]) 

2010-11: Duke’s top performer in the 50 free during the season … made 

her collegiate debut in the season-opener against UNC Wilmington, where 

she placed second in the 100 fly (58.52) and third in the 50 free (24.31) … 

anchored the 200 medley relay that notched first-place finishes against NC 

State/Campbell and South Carolina/Queens … led off Duke’s winning 200 

free relay against Virginia, recording a 24.35 split … member of the firstplace 

400 free relay against North Carolina … set a school record with a 

23.32 performance in the prelims of the 50 free at the ACC Championships 

... placed 19th in the event finals at 23.33 … also broke a program record as 

a member of the ninth-place 400 free relay at the conference meet, which 

posted a time of 3:23.62 … totaled six second-place finishes on the season. 

Prep: Three-time high school All-American ... Greater Miami Conference 

Swimmer of the Year ... member of the National Honor Society. 

Personal: Born Lauren Amanda Weaver on Sept. 24, 1991 in Cincinnati, Ohio 

... daughter of Kent and Mary Weaver ... has one brother , Bailey, and one 

sister, Margaret. 

Weaver Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 


23.32* ACC Championships (Prelims) Feb. 17, 2011 

23.33 ACC Championships (19th/24) Feb. 17, 2011 





24.12 NC State/Campbell (2nd/13) Oct. 29, 2010 








53.28 South Carolina/Queens (3rd/11) Jan. 15, 2011 

100 -Yard Butterfly 

54.34 NC State/Campbell (3rd/11) Oct. 29, 2010 

55.93 ACC Championships (22nd/24 - Finals) Feb. 18, 2011 











1:35.07 (24.31) Nike Cup (4th/21) Nov. 18, 2010 





3:26.93 (52.48) Nike Cup (5th/21) Nov. 20, 2010 






1:43.19 (24.97) Nike Cup (3rd/20) Nov. 19, 2010 








2010-11: Did not compete during the 2010-11 season ... named to the ACC 


2009-10: Posted a personal best 55.15 in the 100 free in first collegiate 

meet against UNC Wilmington ... season-best finish in the 50 free came 

against conference rivals Miami and Virginia Tech in a dual meet, where 

she recorded a time of 25.38 ... placed eighth in the 100 free at the Orange 

Bowl Classic … helped the 200 free relay grab second-place finishes against 

North Carolina and Virginia. 

Prep: Four-time letterwinner out of St. Joseph’s High School in South Bend, 

Ind. … named all-conference in each of her years of high school … recipient 

of her team’s Mental Attitude Award … member of the Student Council … 

participant in the Student Ambassadors program. 

Personal: Born Mariah Catherine White on July 30, 1991 in Bangor, Maine … 

daughter of Kevin and Jane White … father, Kevin White, is Duke’s Vice President 

and Athletics’ Director … has three brothers - Mike. Danny and Brian 

- and one sister, Maureen … brother, Mike, played basketball at Ole Miss 

(1996-99) and is now the head coach at Louisiana Tech … brother, Danny, 

played basketball at Notre Dame (2002) and is currently a senior associate 

athletic director at Ole Miss … brother, Brian, is a senior account executive 

for Razorback Sports Properties at Arkansas … majoring in sociology … admires 

U.S. Olympic champion Misty Hyman who won the 200 butterfly at 

the Sydney Olympic Games. 

White Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 










57.46~ Orange Bowl Classic (8th/14) Oct. 17, 2009 











3:44.59 (54.10) Clemson (6th/7) Jan. 30, 2010 





1:52.01 (25.04) Clemson (6th/7) Jan. 30, 2010 





4:00.59 (1:03.25) North Carolina (6th/6) Jan. 24, 2010 


4:05.68 (1:02.04) Gamecock Invitational (22nd/24) Nov. 19, 2009 


400 Yard Medley Relay 

3:47.45 (52.52) Nike Cup (6th/19) Nov. 18, 2010 

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Christine Wixted 

Sophomore • Breast/IM 

Greenwood Village, Colo. 

(Cherry Creek) 

2010-11: Duke’s top performer in the 100 breast, 200 breast and the 200 

IM during a standout freshman season … made her collegiate debut in the 

season opener against UNC Wilmington, where she collected three wins in 

the 100 breast (1:03.08), 200 breast (2:18.25) and the 200 IM (2:04.38) … 

won all three events the next week against Maryland as well … recorded 

a season-best mark of 4:25.68 to win the 400 IM against NC State and 

Campbell … took second in the 200 IM at the Nike Cup (2:03.69) … anchored 

the winning 200 medley relay against South Carolina and Queens … also 

anchored Duke’s winning 400 free relay against North Carolina with a split 

of 53.73 … competed in six events at the ACC Championships, breaking four 

program records … just missed All-ACC honors with a fourth-place finish in 

the 200 breast … also broke a school and personal record in that performance 

at 2:12.27 … established new program and personal records in the 

100 breast (1:01.31) and the 200 IM (1:59.37) at the conference meet … swam 

the second leg of Duke’s 400 free relay at the ACCs, which set a program 

record at 3:23.62. 

Prep: Named her high school’s swimmer of the year ... ranked number one 

in the state of Colorado as a senior ... state record holder ... member of the 

2008 state championship team ... member of the Scholastic All-America 

Team ... member of the National Honor Society. 

Personal: Born Christine Lynn Wixted on Mar. 31, 1992 in East Brunswick, 

N.J. ... daughter of Brian and Nancy Wixted ... has two sisters, Kate and Colleen 

... hobbies include snowboarding and golfing. 


Wixted Personal Records & Duke Career Performance List: 

























2:02.77 ACC Championships (Prelims( Feb. 17, 2011 








1:35.07 (23.14) Nike Cup (4th/21) Nov. 18, 2010 



3:26.93 (50.25) Nike Cup (5th/21) Nov. 20, 2010 




7:31.45 (1:50.94) Nike Cup (5th/18) Nov. 19, 2010 



1:43.19 (23.26) Nike Cup (3rd/20) Nov. 19, 2010 







3:47.45 (1:01.44) Nike Cup (6th/19) Nov. 18, 2010 

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2010-11 Swimming & Diving 

MEN’S RESULTS (3-4, 1-3 ACC) 

WOMEN’S RESULTS (3-5, 0-4 ACC) 

Date Meet W/L/Place Score/Pts 

Oct. 16 at UNC Wilmington W 179-121 

Oct. 23 vs. Maryland W 168-124 

Oct. 29 vs. N.C. State L 119-181 

Nov. 18-20 at Nike Cup 4th/7 442 pts. 

Jan. 15 vs. South Carolina L 135-165 

Jan. 15 vs. Queens University W 237-47 

Jan. 23 at Virginia L 132-155 

Feb. 4 at North Carolina L 107-168 

Feb 5-6 College Cup Invite NTS NTS 

Feb. 16-9 at ACC Championships 5th/11 353 pts. 

March 11-13 at NCAA Zone Diving NTS NTS 

March 17-19 at NCAA Championships 20th/37 50 pts. 

Date Meet W/L/Place Score/Pts 

Oct. 16 at UNC Wilmington L 144-151 

Oct. 23 vs. Maryland L 136-163 

Oct. 29 vs. Campbell W 238-49 

Oct. 29 vs. N.C. State L 147-150 

Nov. 18-20 at Nike Cup 2nd/9 503 pts. 

Jan. 15 vs. South Carolina W 160-140 

Jan. 15 vs. Queens University W 241-23 

Jan. 23 at Virginia L 132-156 

Feb. 4 at North Carolina L 122-163 

Feb 5-6 College Cup Invite NTS NTS 

Feb. 16-9 at ACC Championships 7th/11 262.5 pts. 

March 11-13 at NCAA Zone Diving NTS NTS 

March 17-19 at NCAA Championships 19th/41 54 pts. 

SEASON BEST TIMES 

Men Event Women 

Nick Garvy (19.67).....................................................................................50 free..............................................................................Lauren Weaver (23.33) 

Spencer Booth (43.45)...........................................................................100 free............................................................................... Kirstie Jeffrey (51.27) 

Spencer Booth (1:36.59).........................................................................200 free..........................................................................Ashley Twichell (1:49.69) 

Alex Harmon (4:26.74)........................................................................... 500 free........................................................................ Ashley Twichell (4:42.69) 

Alex Harmon (9:18.94)...........................................................................1000 free........................................................................Ashley Twichell (9:36.22) 

Alex Harmon (15:23.09).........................................................................1650 free....................................................................... Ashley Twichell (15:54.15) 

Spencer Booth (50.39).......................................................................... 100 back............................................................................Francesca Tocci (55.32) 

Spencer Booth (1:49.87)........................................................................200 back.................................................................................Cara Vogel (1:58.66) 

Jim Zuponeck (55.48)..........................................................................100 breast........................................................................Christine Wixted (1:01.31) 

Hunter Knight (2:05.02)...................................................................... 200 breast......................................................................Christine Wixted (2:12.27) 

Nick Garvy (46.85)....................................................................................100 fly.................................................................................... Steffi Niessl (55.30) 

Ben Tuben (1:47.39)..................................................................................200 fly.................................................................................. Steffi Niessl (2:01.21) 

Tyler Fleming (1:52.84)............................................................................ 200 IM.........................................................................Christine Wixted (1:59.37) 

Alex Harmon (3:54.07)............................................................................400 IM....................................................................................Kaitlin Ray (4:21.27) 

Hwang, Booth, Tuben, Garvy (1:18.47).......................................... 200 free relay..........................................Tocci, Wixted, Jeffrey, Weaver (1:32.78) 

Booth, Hwang, Tuben, Garvy (2:54.41)......................................... 400 free relay.....................................Jeffrey, Weaver, Wixted, Magee (3:23.62) 

Den Hartog, Minturn, Roux, Osterland (6:36.24)......................800 free relay................................. Twichell, Magee, O’Connor, Dwyer (7:24.74) 

Booth, Durazo, Garvy, Hwang (1:27.78)...................................... 200 medley relay.......................................Dwyer, Wixted, Niessl, Weaver (1:41.28) 

Booth, Zuponeck, Garvy, Hwang (3:14.26)...............................400 medley relay......................................Vogel, Wixted, Niessl, Weaver (3:47.45) 

Nick McCrory (440.30)........................................................................One-meter.........................................................................Abby Johnston (361.85) 

Nick McCrory (475.80).......................................................................Three-meter......................................................................Abby Johnston (429.05) 

Nick McCrory (548.90)...........................................................................Platform......................................................................... Haley Ishimatsu (351.65) 

SEASON HIGHLIGHTS 

Women: Finished the year breaking into the top 20 at the NCAA Championships for the first time in program history ... broke 12 school records and 

six pool records over the course of the year ... finished seventh at the 2011 ACC Championships with 262.5 total points ... junior diver Abby Johnston 

claimed two ACC titles (one-meter and three-meter) ... senior distance swimmer Ashley Twichell set the ACC record in the 1650 free, breaking 

her own record set in 2009 ... Johnston also captured two NCAA Zone B titles (one-meter and three-meter) ... Johnston and freshman diver Haley 

Ishimatsu (platform) along with Twichell (500 free and 1650 free) advanced to the 2011 NCAA Championships ... Johnston claimed her first national 

title on the three-meter board to earn All-America accolades, while taking fifth in the one-meter competition ... Twichell finished fifth in the nation 

in the1650 free and 51st in the 500 free ... freshman Haley Ishimatsu finished 11th in her first NCAA showing on the 10-meter platform ... Johnston 

was named both ACC Most Valuable Diver and Diver of the Year for the second consecutive year ... posted three All-ACC Academic Team selections 

and 29 letterwinners. 

Men: Broke into the top 20 at the NCAA Championships once again ... broke 21 records (16 school and five pool) on the year, including 15 individuals 

and six relays ... took fifth at the 2011 ACC Championships with 353 points, a one-spot jump from last season ... sophomore diver Nick McCrory 

captured two ACC titles (one-meter and three-meter) ... 200 free relay team of Ben Hwang, Spencer Booth, Ben Tuben and Nick Garvy had a recordsetting 

performance at the ACCs, capturing gold (in a relay) for the first time in Duke program history ... McCrory also claimed two NCAA Zone B 

titles (three-meter and platform), advancing to the 2011 NCAA Championships ... appearing for the first time at the NCAAs, senior Nick Garvy broke 

two school records (50 free and 100 fly) ... McCrory garnered the program’s third individual national title, winning the platform diving competition 

for the second year running ... he also finished fourth in the nation in the three-meter competition and fourth on the one-meter board, earning All- 

America honors once again ... McCrory was named both ACC Most Valuable Diver and Diver of the Year for the second consecutive year ... posted 

two All-ACC Academic Team selections and 28 letterwinners. 

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SCHOOL RECORDS 

MEN’S RECORDS 

EVENT NAME TIME DATE 

50 Free Nick Garvy 19.67** Mar. 24, 2011 

100 Free Spencer Booth 43.45^* Feb. 26, 2011 

200 Free Spencer Booth 1:36.59* Feb. 25, 2011 

500 Free Alex Harmon 4:26.74* Feb. 24, 2011 

1000 Free Alex Harmon 9:18.94^* Feb. 26, 2011 

1650 Free Alex Harmon 15:23.09* Feb. 26, 2011 

100 Back Spencer Booth 48.17* Feb. 27, 2009 

200 Back Spencer Booth 1:44.40* Feb. 28, 2009 

100 Breast Jim Zuponeck 55.48* Feb. 25, 2011 

200 Breast Eric Steinhouse 2:00.80 1980 

100 Fly Nick Garvy 46.85** Mar. 25, 2011 

200 Fly Ben Tuben 1:47.39* Feb. 26, 2011 

200 IM Spencer Booth 1:48.31* Feb. 26, 2009 

400 IM Alex Harmon 3:54.07* Feb. 25, 2011 

200 Free Relay Hwang, Booth, Tuben, Garvy 1:18.52* Feb. 24, 2011 

400 Free Relay Booth, Hwang, Tuben, Garvy 2:54.41* Feb. 26, 2011 

800 Free Relay Booth, Den Hartog, Carlson, Packer 6:34.83* Feb. 25, 2009 

200 Medley Relay Booth, Durazo, Garvy, Hwang 1:27.78* Feb. 23, 2011 

400 Medley Relay Booth, Zuponeck, Garvy, Hwang 3:14.26* Feb. 25, 2011 

One-Meter Diving Nick McCrory 499.95* Feb 25, 2010 

Three-Meter Diving Nick McCrory 475.80* Feb. 18, 2011 

Platform Diving Nick McCrory 548.90** Mar. 26, 2011 

WOMEN’S RECORDS 

EVENT NAME TIME DATE 

50 Free Lauren Weaver 23.32* Feb. 17, 2011 

100 Free Shannon Beall 50.53^* Feb. 21, 2009 

200 Free Ashley Twichell 1:49.19* Feb. 22, 2008 


1000 Free Ashley Twichell 9:36.22^* Feb. 19, 2011 


100 Back Francesca Tocci 55.32* Feb. 18, 2011 

200 Back Cara Vogel 1:58.66* Feb. 19, 2011 

100 Breast Christine Wixted 1:01.31* Feb. 18, 2011 

200 Breast Christine Wixted 2:12.27* Feb. 19, 2011 

100 Fly Shannon Beall 53.25 Feb. 28, 2009 

200 Fly Shannon Beall 1:59.43* Feb. 21, 2009 

200 IM Christine Wixted 1:59.37* Feb. 17, 2011 

400 IM Amy Halligan 4:21.19 2004 

200 Free Relay Niessl, Bannon, Jeffrey, Beall 1:31.96* Feb. 19, 2009 

400 Free Relay Jeffrey, Wixted, Weaver, Magee 3:23.62* Feb. 19, 2011 

800 Free Relay Fasano, Twichell, Dwyer, Magee 7:22.49* Feb. 18, 2009 

200 Medley Relay Dwyer, Bannon, Beall, Niessl 1:40.63* Feb. 18, 2009 

400 Medley Relay Dwyer, Bannon, Niessl, Beall 3:40.97* Feb. 20, 2009 

One-Meter Diving Abby Johnston 361.85* Feb. 17, 2011 

Three-Meter Diving Abby Johnston 439.70* Feb. 19, 2010 

Platform Diving Haley Ishimatsu 351.65* Feb. 19, 2011 

^ denotes split 

* denotes record established during ACC Championships 

** denotes record made established NCAA Championships 

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ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS 

Opponent Men’s Record Women’s Record Overall Record Last Meet (M) Result Last Meet(W) Result 

Alabama 0-1 n/a 0-1 1978-79 L, 35-78 n/a n/a 

American University 4-5 n/a 4-5 1974-75 W, 68-45 n/a n/a 

Appalachian State 9-0 3-1 12-1 1974-75 W, 67-46 1976-77 W, 72-57 

Army 1-6 n/a 1-6 1959-60 W, 57-38 n/a n/a 

Campbell n/a 3-0 3-0 n/a n/a 2010-11 W, 238-49 

Carolina Pre-Flight 1-0 n/a 1-0 1945 W, 37-29 n/a n/a 

Catholic U. 0-1 n/a 0-1 1929 L, 28-32 n/a n/a 

Charlotte 1-0 n/a 1-0 1927 W, 51-10 n/a n/a 

CLEMSON 20-20 1-15 21-35 2009-10 L, 116-182 2009-10 W, 158-142 

College of Charleston 9-0 9-0 18-0 2004-05 W, 192-34 2004-05 W, 186-57 

Davidson 20-3 15-1 35-4 2008-09 W, 151-118 2008-09 W, 160.5-120.5 

East Carolina 12-17 17-15 29-32 2007-08 L, 178-117 2007-08 W, 167-131 

Emory 4-0-1 n/a 4-0-1 1966-67 T, 52-52 n/a n/a 

Erwin Club 1-0 n/a 1-0 1932 W, 53-13 n/a n/a 

Florida 0-4 n/a 0-4 1975-76 L, 51-62 n/a n/a 

FLORIDA STATE 0-2 0-1 0-3 1992-93 L, 59-150 1992-93 L, 87-142 

Fort Monroe 1-0 n/a 1-0 1935 W, 46-38 n/a n/a 

Furman 7-2 3-3 10-5 1987-88 W, 120-95 1987-88 W, 109-108 

Gardner-Webb 2-0 3-0 5-0 2008-09 W, 110-88 2008-09 W, 113-89 

George Washington 1-1-1 1-0 2-1-1 2003-04 W, 174-63 2003-04 W, 162-78 

Georgetown 3-0 n/a 3-0 1971-72 W, 84-31 n/a n/a 

Georgia 0-1 0-1 0-2 1980-81 L, 50-59 1980-81 L, 50-90 

Georgia Southern 0-1 1-0 1-1 1996-97 L, 56-59 1996-97 W, 149-99 

GEORGIA TECH 23-19 1-1 24-20 2009-10 W, 171.5-128.5 2009-10 W, 178-120 

Houston n/a 1-0 1-0 n/a n/a 2009-10 W, 188-110 

Indian River Jr. College 2-0 1-0 3-0 1977-78 W, 90-50 1977-78 W, 78-58 

James Madison 3-8 1-7 4-15 2004-05 W, 162-80 1992-93 L, 85-158 

Kenyon College 0-1 1-0 1-1 1982-83 L, 31-80 1982-83 W, 78-72 

Louisiana State 0-1 n/a 0-1 1940 L, 24-51 n/a n/a 

Lynchburg 3-0 n/a 3-0 1971-72 W, 93-20 n/a n/a 

MARYLAND 10-27 3-18 13-45 2010-11 W, 168-124 2010-11 L, 136-163 

Maryland-Baltimore 0-2 1-1 1-3 1994-95 L, 37.5-72.5 1994-95 W, 64-49 

MIAMI n/a 3-0 3-0 n/a n/a 2009-10 W, 184-104 

Morehouse College 1-0 n/a 1-0 1972-73 W, 96-17 n/a n/a 

NC A&T n/a 1-0 1-0 n/a n/a 1997 W, 149-53 

NC STATE 13-63 3-29 16-92 2010-11 L, 119-181 2010-11 L, 147-150 

Navy 0-16 1-2 1-18 1993-94 L, 81-162 1993-94 W, 151-92 

NORTH CAROLINA 3-68 0-34 3-102 2010-11 L, 107-168 2010-11 L, 122-163 

Old Dominion 7-6 11-2 18-8 2002-03 W, 143-94 2002-03 W, 149-92 

Pennsylvania 1-0 n/a 1-0 1950-51 W, 45-30 n/a n/a 

Pittsburgh 0-1 n/a 0-1 1953-54 L, 33-51 n/a n/a 

Queens University 1-0 1-0 2-0 2010-11 W, 237-47 2010-11 W, 241-23 

Raleigh Swimming Club n/a 3-0 3-0 n/a n/a 1975-76 W, 61-44 

Randolph-Macon 3-0 n/a 3-0 1971-72 W, 79-32 n/a n/a 

Rensselaer Polytech 0-1 n/a 0-1 1949-50 L, 30-45 n/a n/a 

Richmond 10-0 7-5 17-5 1994-95 W, 73-40 2007-08 W, 190.5-93.5 

Rider 1-1 n/a 1-1 1942 W, 49-26 n/a n/a 

Rutgers 1-1 0-1 1-2 2004-05 L, 96.5-145.5 2004-05 L, 77.5-164.5 

Shoreham Nations 0-1 n/a 0-1 1934 L, 29-49 n/a n/a 

Solotar Swim Team 1-0 0-1 1-1 1976-77 W, 54-47 1976-77 L, 15-80 

South Carolina 14-8 2-4 16-12 2010-11 L, 135-165 2010-11 W, 160-140 

South Florida 2-2 1-1 3-3 1983-84 L, 42-71 1983-84 L, 13-38 

Southern Methodist 0-1 n/a 0-1 1976-77 L, 36-77 n/a n/a 

St. Mary’s n/a 1-0 1-0 n/a n/a 1973-74 W, 78-22 

Tennessee 0-6 0-1 0-7 1981-82 L, 50-62 1981-82 L, 60-79 

The Citadel 7-0 n/a 7-0 1958-59 W, 44-33 n/a n/a 

Towson 1-1 2-0 3-1 2002-03 L, 91-143 2002-03 W, 155-82 

UNC Charlotte 2-0 2-0 4-0 1983-84 W, 85-18 1983-84 W, 33-14 

UNC Greensboro n/a 4-1 4-1 n/a n/a 1974-75 W, 102-29 

UNC Wilmington 15-11 18-8 33-19 2010-11 W, 179-121 2010-11 L, 144-151 

Vanderbilt 0-1 0-1 0-2 1983-84 L, 38-77 1983-84 L, 28-85 

Vermont 1-0 n/a 1-0 1976-77 W, 64-49 n/a n/a 

VIRGINIA 21-44 3-27 24-71 2010-11 L, 132-155 2010-11 L, 132-156 

Virginia Commonwealth 5-2 2-2 7-4 1985-86 L, 43-70 1985-86 L, 55-58 

Virginia Military 13-4 n/a 13-4 1974-75 W, 70-43 n/a n/a 

VIRGINIA TECH 17-5 5-3 22-8 2009-10 L, 112-180 2009-10 L, 126-174 

WAKE FOREST 16-8 n/a 16-8 1979-80 W, 67-46 n/a n/a 

Washington & Lee 11-10 n/a 11-10 1974-75 W, 67-46 n/a n/a 

Western Kentucky 0-1 n/a 0-1 2006-07 L, 111-131 n/a n/a 

William & Mary 18-6 9-5 27-11 2005-06 W, 143-94 2005-06 W, 161-82 

Williams College 0-2 n/a 0-2 1950-51 L, 27-48 n/a n/a 

Yale 0-1 n/a 0-1 1948 L, 17-58 n/a n/a 

ACC Opponents in CAPS 

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YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM RESULTS - MEN 

Year W L T CONFERENCE 

1927 1 2 n/a 

1928 2 2 1-2 

1929 0 4 0-3 

1930 1 3 0-3 

1931 0 2 0-2 

1932 3 5 2-3 

1933 5 0 1 3-0 

1934 3 2 2-1 

1935 3 2 1-2 

1936 2 4 2-4 

1937 2 4 2-4 

1938 2 4 2-3 

1939 8 1 8-0 

1940 5 4 4-2 

1941 5 3 4-1 

1942 7 1 5-1 

1943 4 3 3-1 

1944 2 6 0-2 

1945 2 4 0-1 

1946 n/a n/a n/a 

1947 n/a n/a n/a 

1948 2 6 1-2 

1948-49 4 5 2-2 

1949-50 2 6 2-3 

1950-51 5 4 4-3 

1951-52 7 2 5-2 

1952-53 6 2 5-2 

1953-54 4 4 2-3 

1954-55 3 4 2-3 

1955-56 6 4 3-2 

1956-57 6 5 5-2 

1957-58 9 2 5-1 

1958-59 8 3 6-1 

1959-60 5 5 4-3 

1960-61 5 4 4-3 

1961-62 4 5 3-3 

1962-63 5 5 3-4 

1963-64 5 4 4-3 

1964-65 5 4 4-3 

1965-66 0 8 0-7 

1966-67 1 8 1 0-6 

1967-68 5 5 2-4 

1968-69 5 6 2-5 

Year W L T CONFERENCE 

1969-70 4 6 0-5 

1970-71 8 4 0-3 

1971-72 10 3 1-3 

1972-73 7 5 1-4 

1973-74 7 4 1-4 

1974-75 8 4 0-4 

1975-76 4 8 0-4 

1976-77 7 5 2-3 

1977-78 7 4 2-2 

1978-79 4 6 4-2 

1979-80 2 8 1-5 

1980-81 1 8 0-5 

1981-82 1 8 0-4 

1982-83 6 6 0-4 

1983-84 5 8 0-4 

1984-85 1 9 0-4 

1985-86 4 7 1-4 

1986-87 4 6 0-4 

1987-88 5 4 0-3 

1988-89 n/a n/a n/a 

1989-90 n/a n/a n/a 

1990-91 3 6 0-5 

1991-92 4 7 1-4 

1992-93 3 9 1-4 

1993-94 2 7 0-3 

1994-95 6 5 2-2 

1995-96 3 6 0-4 

1996-97 2 7 1-3 

1997-98 2 10 1-4 

1998-99 n/a n/a n/a 

1999-2000 3 7 0-4 

2000-01 5 4 0-3 

2001-02 3 6 0-4 

2002-03 3 6 0-5 

2003-04 5 5 0-4 

2004-05 3 8 0-5 

2005-06 3 6 1-4 

2006-07 4 5 1-4 

2007-08 3 7 0-5 

2008-09 6 3 3-2 

2009-10 3 6 1-6 

2010-11 3 4 1-3 

Totals 323 394 2 58-49 SoCon 

75-202 ACC 

Note: Duke was a member of the Southern Conference from 1928-53 before joining the Atlantic Coast Conference in 1953. 

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1927: 1-2 

Charlotte W 51-10 

Washington & Lee L 25-34 

Virginia L 17-42 

1928: 2-2, 1-2 SoCon 

Washington & Lee* L 22-28 

Virginia* W 39-21 

Furman W 50-11 

Georgia Tech* L 21-40 

1929: 0-4, 0-3 SoCon 



Virginia* L 17-43 

Catholic U. L 28-32 

1930: 1-3, 0-3 SoCon 




Emory W 45-12 

1931: 0-2, 0-2 SoCon 



1932: 3-5, 2-3 SoCon 

Erwin Club W 53-13 



William & Mary L 28-33 

George Washington L 27-51 

NC State* W 55-43 

North Carolina* W 55-3 

NC State* L 35-40 

1933: 5-0-1, 3-0 SoCon 

J 21 NC STATE* W 56-28 

F 7 Richmond W 48-18 

F 8 William & Mary W 39-27 

F 10 WASHINGTON & LEE* W 

F 18 NC State* W 39-27 

F 24 George Washington T 32-32 

Southern Conference 2nd 35 

1934: 3-2, 2-1 SoCon 

NC State* L 35-49 

Richmond W 35-31 

Virginia* W 42-42 


Shoreham Nations L 29-49 

Southern Conference 1st 43 

1935: 3-2, 1-2 SoCon 

Fort Monroe W 46-38 


William & Mary W 51-36 




* indicates conference opponent; CAPS indicates home meet 

1936: 2-4, 2-4 SoCon 

F 1 VIRGINIA* L 30-51 

F 8 William & Mary* L 41-42 

F 12 NC State* L 30.5-50.5 

F 14 Virginia Tech* W 53-31 

F 15 Washington & Lee* L 30-54 

F 22 CLEMSON* W 44-39 

M 7 Southern Conference 2nd 33 

1937: 2-4, 2-4 SoCon 

J 30 Virginia* W 51-33 

F 5 VIRGINIA TECH* W 45-41 

F 6 William & Mary* L 40-44 

F 13 WASHINGTON & LEE* L 34-50 

F 17 NC STATE* L 40-44 

F 25 FLORIDA* L 30-54 

Southern Conference 3rd 23 

1938: 2-4, 2-3 SoCon 

J 17 WILLIAM & MARY* W 41-31 

J 31 VIRGINIA L 25.5-50.5 

F 5 NC State* L 24-51 


F 12 Washington & Lee* L 17-58 

F 19 Virginia Military* L 32-43 

Southern Conference 5th 25 

1939: 8-1, 8-0 SoCon 

J 28 VIRGINIA TECH* W 54-21 

F 4 William & Mary* W 45-30 

F 8 North Carolina* W 54-21 

F 15 VIRGINIA MILITARY* W 41-34 

F 16 NC State* W 45-30 

F 18 Virginia L 36-39 

F 22 WASHINGTON & LEE* W 50-25 

F 24 Carolinas AAU 1st 

F 25 NC STATE* W 45.5-39.5 

M 1 NORTH CAROLINA* W 45-30 


1940: 5-4, 4-2 SoCon 

J 31 NC State* L 36-39 

F 8 Virginia Military* W 39-36 


F 15 FLORIDA L 19-56 

F 17 GEORGIA TECH W 51-24 

F 22 North Carolina* L 24-51 

F 24 Washington & Lee* W 46-29 

F 27 WILLIAM & MARY* W 40-35 

M 9 Carolinas AAU 4th 

M 16 Louisiana State L 24-51 


1941: 5-3, 4-1 SoCon 

J 31 VIRGINIA MILITARY* W 44-31 

F 5 NC STATE* W 44-31 

F 7 Virginia W 44-31 

F 8 William & Mary* W 43-32 

F 15 Rider L 36-39 

F 19 NORTH CAROLINA* L 21-53 

F 22 GEORGIA TECH L 37-38 

F 26 WASHINGTON & LEE* W 50-25 

Carolinas AAU 2nd 26 


1942: 7-1, 5-1 SoCon 

J 31 VIRGINIA W 45-30 


F 7 RIDER W 49-26 

F 11 NC State* W 44-31 

F 17 Washington & Lee* W 54-21 

F 18 Virginia Military* W 49-26 


M 3 North Carolina* L 21-54 

Carolinas AAU 3rd 16 

Southern Conference 2nd 50.5 

1943: 4-3, 3-1 SoCon 

VIRGINIA TECH* W 40-35 

Carolinas AAU 

2nd 

Emory W 49-26 

Georgia Tech L 25-50 

VIRGINIA MILITARY* W 42-33 

NORTH CAROLINA* L 19-56 

NC STATE* W 47-28 

Triangular Meet 2nd 

Southern Conference 3rd 35 

GEORGIA TECH L 36-39 

1944: 2-6, 0-2 SoCon 

J 8 NORTH CAROLINA* L 27-48 

J 22 GEORGIA TECH L 32-43 

J 29 Carolinas AAU 2nd 22 

F 5 Navy L 15-60 


F 21 Emory W 39-20 

F 21 Georgia Tech L 34-41 

DUKE AAU 2nd 36 

1945: 2-4, 0-1 SoCon 

J 13 GEORGIA TECH W 39-36 

J 24 CAROLINA PRE-FLIGHT W 37-29 

J 27 Army L 10-65 

F 3 Carolinas AAU 2nd 24 



F 10 Southeastern Conf. AAU 2nd 

F 17 Navy L 15-60 

1948: 2-6, 1-2 SoCon 

J 12 VIRGINIA W 43-32 

J 17 FLORIDA L 33-42 

F 6 Army L 24-51 

F 7 Yale L 17-58 


F 16 NC State* L 26-49 

F 21 Virginia Tech* W 41.5-31.5 


1948-49: 4-5, 2-2 SoCon 

NCAA Championship Appearance 

D 9 NORTH CAROLINA* L 36-39 



J 29 Navy L 19-56 

F 11 Emory W 51-24 


F 18 Virginia Miltary W 46-29 

F 19 Virginia W 40-35 

M 1 NC STATE* L 24-51 

Southern Conference 3rd 

NCAA Championships 

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1949-50: 2-6, 2-3 SoCon 

D 8 North Carolina* L 32-43 



F 11 Virginia Miltary* L 22-53 

F 18 VIRGINIA L 34-41 

F 24 Williams College L 32-43 

F 25 Rensselaer Polytech L 30-45 

M 1 NC State* L 27-48 

M 4 Southern Conference 4th 

1950-51: 5-4, 4-3 SoCon 


D 15 DAVIDSON* W 40-26 


J 12 Virginia Tech* W 43-32 

J 13 Virginia Military* L 31-44 


F 8 Pennsylvania W 45-30 

F 9 Williams College L 27-48 

F 20 NC STATE* L 37-38 

Southern Conference 

1951-52: 7-2, 5-2 SoCon 

D 10 WILLIAM & MARY* W 57-26 

D 17 GEORGETOWN W 64-20 

J 17 North Carolina* L 18-66 

J 11 VIRGINIA MILITARY* W 43.5-40.5 

F 4 VIRGINIA TECH* W 52-32 

F 8 South Carolina* W 52-32 

F 9 Clemson* W 51-34 

F 11 Georgia Tech W 46-38 

F 19 NC State* L 16-68 

1952-53: 6-2, 5-2 SoCon 


D 11 NC STATE* L 26-59 

D 18 WILLIAM & MARY* W 53-26 

J 31 The Citadel* W 43-41 


F 10 SOUTH CAROLINA* W 44-40 



1953-54: 4-4, 2-2 ACC 

D 10 NC State* L 31-53 


J 9 Georgia Tech W 45-39 

J 14 SOUTH CAROLINA* W 51-33 

J 30 The Citadel W 49-34 

F 2 UNIV. OF PITTSBURGH L 33-51 

F 6 Virginia Military L 27-56 


F 13 Southern Regionals 8th 3 

F 25 ACC Championships 4th 

1954-55: 3-4, 2-3 ACC 

D 10 CLEMSON* L 40-46 


J 8 THE CITADEL W 53-31 

J 15 NC STATE* L 33-50 

J 31 Army L 15-69 

F 12 Virginia* W 50-34 


M 10-12 ACC Championships 3rd 

1955-56: 6-4, 3-2 ACC 

D 9 NC State* L 27-55 



J 13 CLEMSON* W 59-25 

J 28 Navy L 16-68 

J 30 Army L 32-52 

F 4 THE CITADEL W 54-30 

F 10 WASHINGTON & LEE W 57-27 


F 24 VIRGINIA* W 57-27 

M 1-3 ACC Championships 

1956-57: 6-5, 5-2 ACC 


D 13 NC STATE* L 30-56 


J 4 Georgia Tech L 39-47 

J 26 Navy L 25-61 

J 28 Army L 38-48 

F 2 MARYLAND* W 54-32 


F 9 Wake Forest* W 71-7 


F 16 The Citadel W 48-38 


F/M 28-3 ACC Championships 

M 28-30 NCAA Championships 

1957-58: 9-2, 5-1 ACC 




J 27 Rutgers W 56-30 

J 29 Navy L 17-62 



F 8 WAKE FOREST* W 61-25 

F 14 NC State* W 48-38 

F 15 THE CITADEL W 52-34 

F 22 Maryland* W 57-29 


F 27-28 ACC Championships 2nd 

M 13 Eastern Intercollegiate 


1958-59: 8-3, 6-1 ACC 

D 9 NC STATE* W 56-30 


J 9 The Citadel W 44-33 

J 10 South Carolina* W 50-35 

J 16 VIRGINIA* W 57-29 

F 2 Army L 39-47 

F 4 Navy L 29-57 


F 14 WASHINGTON & LEE W 56-30 

F 20 MARYLAND* W 52-34 


F 26-29 ACC Championships 

1959-60: 5-5, 4-3 ACC 




J 15 Clemson* W 58-35 

J 31 Army W 57-38 

F 3 Navy L 27-61 




F 22 Maryland* L 23-62 

F 27-28 ACC Championships 

1960-61: 5-4, 4-3 ACC 

D 9 NC STATE* L 36-58 







F 11 MARYLAND* L 35-60 

F 15 Navy L 32-63 

F 23-25 ACC Championships 4th 

1961-62: 4-5, 3-3 ACC 



D 15 CLEMSON* W 60-35 

J 8 Maryland* L 22.5-70 


F 7 Navy L 22-73 


F 13 DAVIDSON W 48-47 


F 22-24 ACC Championships 4th 17 

1962-63: 5-5, 3-4 ACC 

D 7 DAVIDSON W 58-37 


J 5 Wake Forest* W 55-38 


J 30 Navy L 18-77 



F 15 NC STATE* L 33-62 



M 7-9 ACC Championships 4th 17 

1963-64: 5-4, 4-3 ACC 

D 6 DAVIDSON W 55-40 


J 8 WAKE FOREST* W 49-46 

J 27 Navy L 28-67 







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1964-65: 5-4, 4-3 ACC 


D 15 NC STATE* L 31-59 



F 2 Navy L 36-59 






1965-66: 0-8, 0-7 ACC 

D 6 SOUTH CAROLINA* L 23-71 


D 14 NC State* L 25-65 



F 12 CLEMSON* L 44-51 

F 15 Virginia* L 30-65 

F 19 WAKE FOREST* L 39-55 


1966-67: 1-8-1, 0-6 ACC 



D 10 American University L 41-63 

D 12 Maryland* L 

J 31 APPALACHIAN STATE W 60-44 


F 11 Clemson* L 42-62 


F 13 Emory T 52-52 

F 17 Wake Forest* L 40-54 


M 2 NC State* L 36-66 

M 23-25 NCAA Championships 27th 3 

1967-68: 5-5, 2-4 ACC 

D 2 MARYLAND* L 28-82 



D 14 NC STATE* L 45-59 


F 5 APPALACHIAN STATE W 63-41 




F 27 Davidson W 60-44 

F/M 29-2 ACC Championships 7th 60 

1968-69: 5-6, 2-5 ACC 



D 9 Maryland* L 32-72 

D 13 APPALACHIAN STATE W 68-34 

D 16 NC State* L 31-72 


J 9 South Carolina* L 42-61 


F 14 Wake Forest* W 59.5-45 




1969-70: 4-6, 0-5 ACC 


D 8 MARYLAND* L 42-62 

D 11 Randolph-Macon W 50-45 

D 15 NC STATE* L 33-70 

J 8 Appalachian State W 57-46 


F 9 American Univerity L 34-70 



F 25 LYNCHBURG W 55-39 


1970-71: 8-4, 0-3 ACC 


D 12 American Univerisity L 38-76 

D 12 Georgetown W 71-40 

D 16 Lynchburg W 55-49 

J 8 WASHINGTON & LEE W 59-51 


J 15 VIRGINIA TECH W 60-53 

F 8 VIRGINIA MILITARY W 61.5-51.5 

F 10 RANDOLPH-MACON W 55-47 



F 22 NC State* L 40-71 


1971-72: 10-3, 1-3 ACC 

N 17 NC State* L 


D 4 LYNCHBURG W 93-20 

D 11 American University W 67-46 



J 26 Randolph-Macon W 79-32 

J 26 Virginia Commonwealth W 90-15 

J 29 GEORGETOWN W 84-31 

F 12 Virginia Military W 75-38 

F 12 Washington & Lee W 66-40 



M 2-4 ACC Championships 6th 83.5 

1972-73: 7-5, 1-4 ACC 


N 15 NC STATE* L 35-78 

N 29 North Carolina* L 45-62 




J 20 VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH W 76-37 

J 30 VIRGINIA* L 55-58 


F 3 Morehouse College W 96-17 

F 10 VIRGINIA MILITARY W 67-46 




M 8-10 Eastern Seaboard Intercollegiate 


1973-74: 7-4, 1-4 ACC 

N 14 NC State* L 22-91 

N 28 NORTH CAROLINA* L 43-70 

D 7 Maryland* L 43-70 




J 26 WASHINGTON & LEE W 76-37 

F 2 FURMAN W 63-46 


F 9 Virginia Military W 71-42 


F/M 28-2 ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS 5th 150 

1974-75: 8-4, 0-4 ACC 

N 13 NC STATE* L 39-74 





J 25 CLEMSON* L 56-57 


F 1 Furman W 65-48 

F 8 VIRGINIA MILITARY W 70-43 



F 22 Washington & Lee W 67-46 


1975-76: 4-8, 0-4 ACC 


D 3 SOUTH CAROLINA L 31-82 

J 17 FURMAN W 60-52 

J 20 NC State* L 36-77 

J 23 FLORIDA L 51-62 


J 24 VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH W 59-54 

J 31 Clemson* L 40-73 

F 6 Virginia Tech W 61-52 

F 10 EAST CAROLINA L 40-73 

F 13 SOUTH FLORIDA L 40-73 



1976-77: 7-5, 2-3 ACC 



D 3 SOLOTAR SWIM TEAM W 54-47 

D 8 Wake Forest* W 63-50 

J 7 Indian River Jr. College W 63-50 

J 8 South Florida W 70-43 

J 12 SOUTHERN METHODIST L 36-77 

J 14 TENNESSEE L 50-63 


J 16 VERMONT W 64-49 

J 18 NC STATE* L 40-73 

J 22 CLEMSON* L 50-63 

F 5 East Carolina W 65-48 




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1977-78: 7-4, 2-2 ACC 


D 3 WAKE FOREST* W 65-47 

D 3 FLORIDA STATE L 42-71 

D 10 Virginia Tech W 71-45 



J 13 Tennessee L 47-66 

J 17 NC State* L 38-75 


F 4 EAST CAROLINA W 59-54 

F 9 NORTH CAROLINA “B” W 57-53 




1978-79: 4-6, 4-2 ACC 


N 17 ALABAMA L 35-78 

N 30 SOUTH CAROLINA L 34-81 

D 1 CLEMSON* W 62-51 

D 2 Wake Forest* W 66-47 


J 17 NC STATE* L 41-72 

J 19 MARYLAND* W 57-56 


F 3 East Carolina L 45-68 


F 22-24 ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS 3rd 288 


1979-80: 2-8, 1-5 ACC 


N 10 VIRGINIA TECH L 44-69 

N 11 Atlantic Coast Relays 3rd 89 

D 1 Clemson* L 32-83 

D 2 South Carolina L 

D 5 WAKE FOREST* W 67-46 

J 11 Tennessee L 48-63 

J 16 NC State* L 45=67 

J 18 Maryland* L 48-65 

J 26 Virginia* L 38-74 





A 9-12 AAU Nationals 

1980-81: 1-8, 0-5 ACC 

N 9 Atlantic Coast Relays 



J 14 NC STATE* L 46-67 

J 16 MARYLAND* L 45-68 

J 24 Virginia Tech L 21-92 

J 24 Georgia L 50-59 





1981-82: 1-8, 0-4 ACC 

N 7 JAMES MADISON L 49-64 



J 15 Maryland* 

Cancelled 

J 24 VIRGINIA TECH L 42-72 

J 24 RICHMOND W 81-33 




F 13 Tennessee L 50-62 


1982-83: 6-6, 0-4 ACC 

N 6 Virginia Commonwealth W 69-43 

N 6 James Madison L 56-57 

N 13 Virginia* L 39-74 



D 4 UNC WILMINGTON W 71-44 

J 13 KENYON L 31-80 

J 22 William & Mary W 63-50 

J 23 Richmond W 71-43 

J 28 UNC CHARLOTTE W 51-18 

F 2 NC STATE* L 46-66 


F 24-26 ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS 6th 61 

1983-84: 5-8, 0-4 ACC 

N 5 JAMES MADISON W 73-38 


D 3 UNC Wilmington W 62-51 



J 18 NC State* L 45-62 

J 21 Furman L 42-70 

J 21 Vanderbilt L 38-77 


J 27 UNC Charlotte W 85-18 

J 27 South Florida L 42-71 




1984-85: 1-9, 0-4 ACC 

O 28 CLEMSON* L 39-74 


N 9 FURMAN L 51-60 


D 1 UNC WILMINGTON L 54-59 

D 7 VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH L 37-72 

J 16 NC STATE* L 47-65 





1985-86: 4-7, 1-4 ACC 


N 9 Furman W 72-41 

N 10 Clemson* L 40-73 

N 10 Georgia Tech* W 85-27 

N 22 UNC Wilmington W 67-47 

D 1 Virginia Commonwealth L 43-70 


J 15 NC State* L 49-62 


J 31 EAST CAROLINA L 37-71 


F 13-15 SOUTH INTERCOLLEGIATE 2nd 647 


1986-87: 4-6, 0-4 ACC 


N 8 UNC WILMINGTON W 69-44 

N 15 FURMAN W 122-89 

N 21 CLEMSON* L 79-143 


D 6 East Carolina L 86-121 

J 9 OLD DOMINION W 113.5-101.5 

J 14 NC STATE* L 95-155 



F 12-14 SOUTH INTERCOLLEGIATE 1st 


1987-88: 5-4, 0-3 ACC 


N 14 Furman W 120-95 



D 5 EAST CAROLINA W 130-89 

J 9 Old Dominion W 115-98 

J 13 NC State* L 80-135 




M 3-5 Eastern Intercollegiate 4th 

1990-91: 3-6, 0-5 ACC 

N 4 CLEMSON* L 26-87 

N 4 MARYLAND* L 49-61 

N 15 NC STATE* L 89-135 



J 11 JAMES MADISON W 134-103 

J 19 East Carolina L 


F 2 OLD DOMINION W 150-85 


M 6-9 Eastern Intercollegiate 3rd 


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1991-92: 4-7, 1-4 ACC 

N 1 VIRGINIA TECH W 122-120 

N 5 NC State* L 95-142 

N 16 Navy L 95.5-141.5 

N 17 Maryland* L 109-128 



J 11 James Madison L 90-142 

J 18 EAST CAROLINA W 137-94 


J 26 Old Dominion L 85.5-145.5 

J 31 GEORGIA TECH* W 140.5-87.5 


F 19-22 Eastern Intercollegiate 4th 377 

1992-93: 3-9, 1-4 ACC 

O 31 NC STATE* L 39-68 

O 31 MARYLAND-BALTIMORE L 54-57 

N 7 MARYLAND* W 119-112 

N 14 Navy L 88-144 

N 21 UNC Wilmington L 80-157 


J 10 Florida State* L 59-150 


J 16 East Carolina L 88-147 


J 30 OLD DOMINION W 138-93 




1993-94: 2-7, 0-3 ACC 

N 6 NC State* L 83-157 

N 13 NAVY L 81-162 

N 20 UNC WILMINGTON L 88-155 

D 4 Old Dominion L 109-132 



J 23 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON W 143-98 



F 23-26 ACC CHAMPIONSHIPS 8th 1 3 0 

1994-95: 6-5, 2-2 ACC 

N 5 NC STATE* L 19-94 

N 5 MARYLAND-BALTIMORE L 37.5-72.5 




D 10 East Carolina W 120-117 

J 22 OLD DOMINION L 107-124 

J 28 College of Charleston W 142-54 


F 4 RICHMOND W 73-40 

F 11 GEORGIA TECH* W 140-91 


1995-96: 3-6, 0-4 ACC 

O 21 Old Dominion L 90-126 

N 3 NC State* L 97-150 




D 9 EAST CAROLINA W 132.5-108.5 



J 24 Davidson W 139.5-97.5 



1996-97: 2-7, 1-3 ACC 


N 10 College of Charleston W 160-83 

N 17 East Carolina L 93-132 



D 6 NC STATE* L 68-170 

J 2 GEORGIA SOUTHERN L 56-59 

J 18 GEORGIA TECH* W 63-50 

J 18 Virginia* 

Cancelled 

J 26 DAVIDSON L 118-125 

F/M 27-1 ACC Championships 7th 

1997-98: 2-10, 1-4 ACC 

O 29 NC State* L 74-162 


N 15 Old Dominion L 84-157 

N 22 UNC WILMINGTON L 105.5-135.5 

D 6 EAST CAROLINA L 103-139 

D 30 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON W 132-60 


J 18 WILLIAM & MARY L 100-137 

J 24 Davidson L 98-136 

J 31 Georgia Tech* L 138-93 




1999-2000: 3-7, 0-4 ACC 

O 23 College of Charleston W 121-77 


N 9 NC State* L 79-138 



D 4 EAST CAROLINA W 124-110 



J 29 Davidson L 1115.5-125.5 

F 5 William & Mary L 107-134 


2000-01: 5-4, 0-3 ACC 

N 4 UNC Wilmington W 122.5-120.5 


N 11 OLD DOMINION W 96-143 

N 16-18 Nike Cup 


J 13 WILLIAM & MARY W 177-61 






2001-02: 3-6, 0-4 ACC 

O 20 Maryland* L 77-155 

O 27 NC STATE* L 97.5-143.5 



N 10 Old Dominion W 153-77 

N 10 Towson W 132-108 

N 15 Nike Cup 6th 261 

D 1 East Carolina 


J 30 Davidson W 123-92 

F 2 William & Mary L 101.5-121.5 


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2002-03: 3-8, 0-5 ACC 

O 17 NC State* L 74.5-147.5 

O 26 EAST CAROLINA L 83-154 


N 9 Towson L 91-143 



N 22-24 George Mason Invitational 3rd 643 

J 11 DAVIDSON W 146-58 

J 18 UNC Wilmington L 101-130 

J 24 GEORGIA TECH* L 86-145 


F 1 WILLIAM & MARY W 169-60 

F 27-29 ACC Championships 8th 140.5 

2003-04: 5-5, 0-4 ACC 




N 15 GEORGE WASHINGTON W 174-63 


N 21-23 Patriot Invitational 1st 827 


J 19 NC STATE* L 85-144 



F 7 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON W 133-78 


2004-05: 3-8, 0-5 ACC 

O 9 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON W 192-34 

O 9 Clemson* L 72-161 

O 31 NC State* L 101-136 

N 6 EAST CAROLINA L 118-124 


N 19-21 Patriot Invitational 2nd 760.5 

J 15 JAMES MADISON W 162-80 

J 15 RUTGERS L 96.5-145.5 





F 20 ACC Championships 9th 132 

2005-06: 3-6, 1-4 ACC 

O 15 NC STATE* L 77-161 

O 15 WILLIAM & MARY W 143-94 

O 22 UNC WILMINGTON L 90-151 

N 5 Maryland* W 126-115 

N 8 #22 North Carolina* L 86-202 

N 18-20 Patriot Invitational 4th 


J 20 #13 Virginia* L 126-93 


F 4 CLEMSON* L 132-144 


2006-07: 4-5, 1-4 ACC 

O 21 UNC-Wilmington W 154-147 


N 4 NC STATE* L 35-114 


N 17-19 Patriot Invitational 3rd 540 

D 2 WESTERN KENTUCKY L 111-131 

J 13 DAVIDSON W 166.5-127.5 



F 3 Clemson* L 121-170 

F 21-24 ACC Championships 9th 128


2007-08: 3-7, 0-5 ACC 

O 20 UNC-WILMINGTON W 187-109 

O 26 NC State* L 217-82 



N 16-18 Georgia Tech Invitational 5th 360 


J 12 South Carolina L 137.5-93.5 

J 19 GARDNER-WEBB W 122-75 



F 2 Clemson* L 156-116 


2008-09: 6-3, 3-2 ACC 


O 31 Maryland* W 203-144 

N 1 NC STATE* W 151-201 

N 20-22 Gamecock Invitational 3rd 697 

D 5-7 Ohio State Diving Invite 


J 10 SOUTH CAROLINA L 153-145 

J 17 Gardner-Webb W 110-88 



J 31 CLEMSON* W 150.5-147.5 


M 13-15 NCAA Zone Diving 

2009-10: 3-6, 1-6 ACC 


O 17 UNC-WILMINGTON W 163-137 


O 24 NC State* L 129-171 

O 30 GEORGIA TECH* W 171.5-128.5 

N 7 Virginia Tech* L 112-180 


D 4-6 Ohio State Diving Invite 

J 2 Orange Bowl Classic 2nd 419 

J 16 South Carolina W 129-171 


J 24 NORTH CAROLINA* L 137.5-161.5 

J 30 Clemson* L 116-182 



2010-11: 3-4, 1-3 ACC 



O 23 MARYLAND* W 168-124 

O 29 NC STATE* L 119-181 

N 18-20 Nike Cup 4th 442 


J 15 QUEENS UNIVERSITY W 237-47 



F 5-6 COLLEGE CUP NTS NTS 





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YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM RESULTS - WOMEN 

Year W L T ACC 

1971-72 1 0 1-0 

1972-73 0 2 n/a 

1973-74 2 4 0-1 

1974-75 7 1 0-1 

1975-76 6 4 0-1 

1976-77 3 4 0-3 

1977-78 7 2 1-2 

1978-79 4 4 1-3 

1979-80 3 6 0-5 

1980-81 3 5 1-3 

1981-82 0 8 0-4 

1982-83 4 8 0-4 

1983-84 4 9 0-4 

1984-85 1 9 0-4 

1985-86 2 8 0-4 

1986-87 4 6 0-4 

1987-88 6 3 0-3 

1988-89 n/a n/a n/a 

1989-90 n/a n/a n/a 

1990-91 2 6 0-5 

1991-92 2 8 0-4 

1992-93 4 8 1-4 

1993-94 6 3 0-3 

1994-95 5 5 0-3 

1995-96 3 6 0-4 

1996-97 3 5 0-3 

1997-98 3 9 0-4 

1998-99 n/a n/a n/a 

1999-2000 3 7 0-4 

2000-01 6 3 0-3 

2001-02 5 4 0-4 

2002-03 7 6 0-5 

2003-04 5 5 0-4 

2004-05 3 8 0-5 

2005-06 5 6 1-5 

2006-07 5 4 1-4 

2007-08 8 4 2-3 

2008-09 7 4 3-3 

2009-10 6 5 3-5 

2010-11 3 5 0-4 

Totals 148 194 0 15-125 

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1971-72: 1-0, 1-0 ACC 

North Carolina* 

D 9 UNC Greensboro W 56-48 

1972-73: 0-2 

1973-74: 2-4, 0-1 ACC 

St. Mary’s W 78-22 

UNC Greensboro W 89-38 

North Carolina* L 16-118 

Appalachian State L 16-98 

UNC Greensboro L 57-70 

East Carolina L 47-83 

ECU Invitational 3rd 

1974-75: 7-1, 0-1 ACC 

O 22 Raleigh Swimming Club W 94-27 

O 29 UNC Greensboro W 106-25 

O 31 East Carolina W 104-27 

N 2 Appalachian State W 78-53 

N 7 East Carolina W 86-43 


N 19 UNC Greensboro W 102-29 

N 21 Raleigh Swimming Club W 59-54 

D 6-7 NCAIAW 

3rd 

M 13-15 National AIAW 

1975-76: 6-4, 0-1 ACC 

O 4 Appalachian State 

N 1 East Carolina W 88-43 

D NCAIAW 3rd 

Furman L 28-97 

J 20 NC State* L 33-80 

J 28 RALEIGH SWIMMING CLUB W 61-44 


1976-77: 3-4, 0-3 ACC 

O 9 EAST CAROLINA W 82-46 

O 16 Appalachian State W 72-57 


D 3 Solotar Swim Club L 15-80 

D 10-11 NCAIAW 3rd 369 


J 18 NC STATE* L 40-90 


M 20 National AIAW 

1977-78: 7-2, 1-2 ACC 

O 21 APPALACHIAN STATE W 75-52 

N 20 ACC Relays 

D 2-3 NCAIAW 3rd 607 

D 10 Virginia Tech W 71-55 



J 17 NC State* L 41-90 






1978-79: 4-4, 1-3 ACC 

N 30 SOUTH CAROLINA L 47-84 


J 17 NC STATE* L 46-85 





F 11 Virginia Tech W 72-59 

F 16-18 ACC Championships 3rd 480 


1979-80: 3-6, 0-5 ACC 


N 11 Atlantic Coast Relays 3rd 



D 2 South Carolina L 

J 16 NC State* L 50-81 

J 18 Maryland* L 55-86 






1980-81: 3-5, 1-3 ACC 

N 9 Atlantic Coast Relays 



J 14 NC STATE* L 49-80 


J 24 Virginia Tech W 76-63 


J 31 GEORGIA L 50-90 




1981-82: 0-8, 0-4 ACC 




J 15 Maryland* 






F 13 Tennessee L 60-79 


NCAA Championships 

1982-83: 4-8, 0-4 ACC 







J 13 KENYON W 78-72 

J 22 William & Mary L 46-94 

J 23 Richmond L 51-62 

J 28 UNC CHARLOTTE W 41-14 

F 2 NC STATE* L 57-86 



1983-84: 4-9, 0-4 ACC 






J 18 NC State* L 42-69 

J 21 Furman L 33-78 

J 21 Vanderbilt L 28-85 


J 27 UNC Charlotte W 33-14 

J 27 South Florida L 13-38 




1984-85: 1-9, 0-4 ACC 

O 28 CLEMSON* L 36-75 


N 9 FURMAN L 49-64 



D 7 VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH L 48-66 

J 16 NC STATE* L 40-72 

J 19 Richmond L 39-54 




1985-86: 2-8, 0-4 ACC 


N 9 Furman W 66-47 

N 10 Clemson* L 45-68 


D 1 Virginia Commonwealth L 55-58 


J 15 NC State* L 53-58 

J 18 RICHMOND L 54-59 



F 13-15 New South Intercollegiate 2nd 628 


1986-87: 4-6, 0-4 ACC 



N 15 FURMAN W 115-100 

N 21 CLEMSON* L 71-130 




J 14 NC STATE* L 72-184 



F 12-14 New South Intercollegiate 4th 


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1987-88: 6-3, 0-3 ACC 

N 1 JAMES MADISON W 136-132 

N 14 Furman W 109-108 


D 2 North Carolina* L 51.5-152.5 


J 9 Old Dominion W 136-82 

J 13 NC State* L 81-180 




F 25-27 Eastern Intercollegiate 2nd 

1990-91: 2-6, 0-5 ACC 

N 4 CLEMSON* L 26-87 


N 15 NC STATE* L 92-146 





F 2 OLD DOMINION W 138-104 



1991-92: 2-8, 0-4 ACC 


N 5 NC State* L 98-140 

N 16 Navy L 128-170 







J 26 Old Dominion L 85.5-145.4 


F 19-22 Eastern Intercollegiate 9th 192 

1992-93: 4-8, 1-4 ACC 

O 31 NC STATE* L 30-82 

O 31 MARYLAND-BALTIMORE L 34-79 


N 14 Navy L 95-148 



J 10 Florida State* L 87-142 








1993-94: 6-3, 0-3 ACC 

N 6 NC State* L 109-134 

N 13 NAVY W 151-92 


D 4 Old Dominion W `116-51 







1994-95: 5-5, 0-3 ACC 

N 5 NC STATE* L 53-60 

N 5 MARYLAND-BALTIMORE W 64-49 








F 4 RICHMOND W 87-28 

F 16-18 ACC Championships 7th 210.5 

1995-96: 3-6, 0-4 ACC 

O 21 Old Dominion W 128-111 

N 3 NC State* L 91-150 






J 21 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON W 111.5-81.5 



1996-97: 3-5, 0-3 ACC 


N 10 College of Charleston W 160-80 




D 6 NC STATE* L 102-138 

J 18 GEORGIA SOUTHERN W 149-99 

J 26 Virginia* Cancelled 



1997-98: 3-9, 0-4 ACC 

O29 NC State* L 81-155 



N 22 UNC WILMINGTON L 86.5-144.5 






J 31 NC A&T W 149-53 




1999-2000: 3-7, 0-4 ACC 

O 23 College of Charleston W 141-93 


N 9 NC State* L 153-88 




D 5 UNC WILMINGTON L 137-105 


J 29 Davidson L 144-70 

F 5 William & Mary L 122-95 


2000-01: 6-3, 0-3 ACC 





N 16-18 Nike Cup 

D 2 East Carolina W 133-110 

J 13 WILLIAM & MARY W 144-99 


J 27 Virginia* L 121.5-156.5 




M 22-24 NCAA Championships NTS 

2001-02: 5-4, 0-4 ACC 


O 27 NC STATE* L 104-139 

N 3 UNC WILMINGTON W 142.5-100.5 



N 10 Towson W 154-88 

N 15 Nike Cup 5th 370 

D 1 East Carolina 





2002-03: 7-6, 0-5 ACC 

O 17 NC State* L 108-135 

O 17 Richmond L 113-130 

O 17 Gardner-Webb W 192-45 

O 26 EAST CAROLINA W 123-120 


N 9 Towson W 155-82 



N 22-24 George Mason Invitational 1st 980.5 


J 18 UNC Wilmington W 142-97 

J 24 GEORGIA TECH* L 109-134 




2003-04: 5-5, 0-4 ACC 




N 15 GEORGE WASHINGTON W 162-78 




J 19 NC STATE* L 121-122 

J 24 VIRGINIA* L 111.5-124.5 


F 7 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON W 160-73 


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2004-05: 3-8, 0-5 ACC 

O 9 vs. College of Charleston W 186-57 

O 9 Clemson* L 80-163 

O 31 NC State* L 95-148 

N 6 EAST CAROLINA W 123-120 



J 15 RUTGERS L 77.5-164.5 

J 15 RICHMOND L 88-154 





F 20 ACC Championships 9th 180 

2005-06: 5-6, 1-5 ACC 

O 15 NC STATE* L 117.5-125.5 

O 15 WILLIAM & MARY W 161-82 

O 22 RICHMOND W 141-101 

O 22 UNC WILMINGTON W 136-107 

N 5 vs. Miami* W 125.5-117.5 



N 18-20 Patriot Invitational 3rd 




F 4 CLEMSON* L 129.5-153.5 

F 15-18 ACC Championships 10th 1 6 0 

2006-07: 5-4, 1-4 ACC 

O 21 Richmond W 165-135 

O 21 UNC Wilmington W 164-117 


N 4 NC STATE* W 88-61 


N 17-19 Patriot Invitational 2nd 753 


J 19 Virginia* L 110.5-126.5 


F 3 Clemson* L 126-174 


2007-08: 8-4, 2-3 ACC 


O 20 RICHMOND W 190.5-93.5 

O 26 NC State* W 156-141 

O 26 Campbell W 237-48 

N 3 Maryland* W 155-139 


N 16-18 Georgia Tech Invitational 4th 422.5 


J 12 South Carolina L 145-98 

J 19 GARDNER-WEBB W 142-81 


J 26 East Carolina W 167-131 

F 2 Clemson* L 162.5-133.5 


2008-09: 7-4, 3-3 ACC 


O 18 UNC Wilmington W 180-112 

O 25 MIAMI* W 129-104 

O 25 CAMPBELL W 132-92 

O 31 NC State* W 216-137 


N 20-22 Gamecock Invitational 3rd 774.5 

D 5-7 Ohio State Diving Invitational 

J 10 DAVIDSON W 160.5-120.5 


J 17 Gardner-Webb W 113-89 



J 31 CLEMSON* L 141-159 


M 13-15 NCAA Zone Diving NTS 

M 19-21 NCAA Championships NTS 

2009-10: 6-5, 3-5 ACC 



O 24 Maryland* L 136.5-163.5 

O 24 NC State* L 143-155 

O 30 HOUSTON W 188-110 

O 30 GEORGIA TECH* W 178-120 

N 7 Virginia Tech* L 126-174 

N 7 Miami* W 184-104 


D 4-6 Ohio State Diving Invitational 

J 2 Orange Bowl Classic 2nd 466 

J 7 NC State & USAF (Diving) 

J 16 South Carolina W 176.5-123.5 

J 22 VIRGINIA* L 127.5-157.5 


J 30 Clemson* W 158-142 



2010-11: 3-5, 0-4 ACC 


O 16 UNC Wilmington L 144-151 

O 23 MARYLAND* L 136-163 

O 29 CAMPBELL W 238-49 

O 29 NC STATE* L 147-150 

N 18-20 Nike Cup 2nd 503 

J 15 SOUTH CAROLINA W 160-140 

J 15 QUEENS UNIVERSITY W 241-23 



F 5-6 COLLEGE CUP NTS NTS 

M 11-13 ACC Championships 7th 262.5 


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DUKE VS. THE CONFERENCES 

Atlantic Coast 

Overall Record-M Record-W Last Meeting-M Score Last Meeting-W Score 

Boston College 

never competed against 

Clemson* 21-35 20-20 1-15 2009-10 L, 116-182 2009-10 W, 158-142 

Florida State 0-3 0-2 0-1 1992-93 L, 59-150 1992-93 L, 87-142 

Georgia Tech 24-20 23-19 1-1 2009-10 W, 171.5-128.5 2009-10 W, 178-120 

Maryland 13-45 10-27 3-18 2010-11 W, 168-124 2010-11 L, 136-163 

Miami* 3-0 n/a 3-0 n/a n/a 2009-10 W, 184-104 

North Carolina 3-102 3-68 0-34 2010-11 L, 107-168 2010-11 L, 122-163 

North Carolina State 16-92 13-63 3-29 2010-11 L, 119-181 2010-11 L, 147-150 

Virginia 24-71 21-44 3-27 2010-11 L, 132-155 2010-11 L, 132-163 

Virginia Tech 22-8 17-5 5-3 2009-10 L, 112-180 2009-10 L, 126-174 

Wake Forest 16-8 16-8 n/a 1979-80 W, 67-46 n/a n/a 

Notes: Chart reflects Duke’s overall record versus teams currently in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The record against Miami is only reflective of diving (the team does not 

compete in swimming). 

American East 

Maryland-Baltimore 1-3 (M 0-2, W 1-1) 

Vermont 1-0 (M 1-0) 

Total 2-3 (M 1-2, W 1-1) 

Atlantic 10 

George Washington 2-1-1 (M 1-1-1, W 1-0) 

Richmond 17-5 (M 10-0, W 7-5) 

UNC Charlotte 4-0 (M 2-0, W 2-0) 

Total 23-6-1 (M 13-1-1, W 10-5) 

Atlantic Sun 

Campbell 3-0 (W 3-0) 

Total 3-0 (W 3-0) 

Big East 

Georgetown 3-0 (M 3-0) 

Rutgers 1-2 (M 1-1, W 0-1) 

South Florida 3-3 (M 2-2, W 1-1) 

University of Pittsburgh 0-1 (M 0-1) 

Total 7-6 (M 6-4, W 1-2) 

Big South 

Gardner Webb 5-0 (M, 2-0, W, 3-0) 

Virginia Military 13-4 (M 13-4) 

Total 18-4 (M 15-4, W 3-0) 

Colonial 

James Madison 4-15 (M 3-8, W 1-7) 

Old Dominion 18-8 (M 7-6, W 11-2) 

Towson 3-1 (M 1-1, W 2-0) 

UNC Wilmington 33-19 (M 15-11, W 18-8) 

VCU 7-4 (M 5-2, W 2-2) 

William & Mary 27-11 (M 18-6, W 9-5) 

Total 92-58 (M 49-34, W 43-24) 

Ivy 

Pennsylvania 1-0 (M 1-0) 

Yale 0-1 (W 0-1) 

Total 1-1 (M 1-0, W 0-1) 

Mid-Eastern 

North Carolina A&T 1-0 (W 1-0) 

Total 1-0 (W 1-0) 

North Coast 

Kenyon College 1-1 (M 0-1, W 1-0) 

Total 1-1 (M 0-1, W 1-0) 

Old Dominion 

Lynchburg 3-0 (M 3-0) 

Randolph-Macon 3-0 (M 3-0) 

Washington & Lee 11-10 (M 11-10) 

Total 17-10 (M 17-10) 

Patriot League 

American 4-5 (M 4-5) 

Army 1-6 (M 1-6) 

Navy 1-18 (M 0-16, W 1-2) 

Total 6-29 (M 5-27, W 1-2) 

Southern 

Appalachian State 12-1 (M 9-0, W 3-1) 

College of Charleston 18-0 (M 9-0, W 9-0) 

The Citadel 7-0 (M 7-0) 

Davidson 35-4 (M 20-3, W 15-1) 

Furman 10-5 (M 7-2, W 3-3) 

Georgia Southern 1-1 (M 0-1, W 1-0) 

UNC Greensboro 4-1 (W 4-1) 

Total 87-12 (M 52-6, W 35-6) 

Southern Intercollegiate 

Morehouse College 1-0 (M 1-0) 

Total 1-0 (M 1-0) 

Southeastern 

Alabama 0-1 (M 0-1) 

Florida 0-4 (M 0-4) 

Georgia 0-2 (M 0-1, W 0-1) 

LSU 0-1 (M 0-1) 

South Carolina 16-12 (M 14-8, W 2-4) 

Tennessee 0-7 (M 0-6, W 0-1) 

Vanderbilt 0-2 (M 0-1, W 0-1) 

Total 16-29 (M 14-22, W 2-7) 

Sun Belt 

Western Kentucky 0-1 (M 0-1) 

Total 0-1 (M 0-1) 

USA 

East Carolina 29-32 (M 12-17, W 17-15) 

Houston 1-0 (W 1-0) 

Southern Methodist 0-1 (M 0-1) 

Total 30-33 (M 12-18, W 18-15) 

Non-Associated Opponents 

Carolina Pre-Flight 1-0 (M 1-0) 

Catholic University 0-1 (M 0-1) 

Charlotte 1-0 (M 1-0) 

Emory 4-0-1 (M 4-0-1) 

Erwin Club 1-0 (M 1-0) 

Fort Monroe 1-0 (M 1-0) 

Indian River Junior College 3-0 (M 2-0, W 1-0) 

Raleigh Swimming Club 3-0 (W 3-0) 

Rensselaer Polytech 0-1 (M 0-1) 

Rider 1-1 (M 1-1) 

Shoreham Nations 0-1 (M 0-1) 

Solotar Swim Team 1-1 (M 1-0, W 0-1) 

Saint Mary’s University 1-0 (W 1-0) 

Williams College 0-2 (M 0-2) 

Total 17-7-1 (M 12-6-1, W 5-1) 

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HONORS & AWARDS 

NATIONAL HONORS: 

NCAA Individual National Champions 

Abby Johnston 3-meter diving 2011 

Nick McCrory Platform diving 2011 

Nick McCrory Platform diving 2010 

Men’s All-Americas 

Nick McCrory 1-meter diving First Team 2011 

3-meter diving First Team 

Platform diving First Team 

Nick McCrory 1-meter diving First Team 2010 


Platform diving First Team 

Eric Steinhouse 100 breast Honorable Mention 1980 

200 breast First Team 

Jim Burwell 1967 

Stephen Smith 50 free Honorable Mention 1961 

John C. Connor 1-meter diving First Team 1950 

3-meter diving Honorable Mention 

John C. Connor 1-meter diving First Team 1949 


REGIONAL/DISTRICT HONORS: 

NCAA Zone Diving Champion 


3-meter diving 

Nick McCrory 3-meter diving 2011 

Platform diving 






ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District 

Katie Ness First Team 2006 

Katie Ness 2005 

Women’s All-Americas 

Abby Johnston 1-meter diving First Team 2011 


Ashley Twichell 1,650 free First Team 2011 



Ashley Twichell 1,650 free Honorable Mention 2010 


Ashley Twichell 1,650 free Honorable Mention 2008 

Nancy Hogshead 500 free Honorable Mention 1981 

200 fly First Team 

400 IM First Team 

Counsilman Hunsaker National Collegiate Swimmer of the Week 

Spencer Booth 2010-11 

Ashley Twichell 

Academic All-America 

Ashley Twichell 2008 

Katie Ness ESPN The Magazine Second Team 2007 

USA Diving Coach of Excellence 

Drew Johansen 2010 

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ACC HONORS: 


ACC Champions (Men) 



Hwang, Booth, Tuben, Garvy 200 free relay 2011 



Eric Steinhouse 100 breast 1980 

200 breast 

Robert Crowder 50 free 1977 

100 free 

Eric Steinhouse 200 breast 1977 

Donald Schumacher 100 breast 1960 

200 breast 

Stephen Smith 50 free 1960 

100 free 

ACC Champions (Women) 

Haley Ishimatsu Platform diving 2011 



Ashley Twichell 1,650 free 2011 




Ashley Twichell 1,650 free 2009 

Katie Ness 200 IM 2004 

Nancy Hogshead 500 free 1981 

1,650 free 

200 fly 

400 IM 

All-ACC (Men) 

Nick Garvy 100 fly (3rd) 2011 

Nick McCrory 1-meter diving (1st) 2011 

3-meter diving (1st) 

Booth, Hwang, Tuben, Garvy 400 free relay (3rd) 2011 

Hwang, Booth, Tuben, Garvy 200 free relay (1st) 2011 

Booth, Hwang, S. Smith, Garvy 400 free relay (3rd) 2010 

Nick McCrory 1-meter diving (1st) 2010 

3-meter diving (2nd) 

Platform diving (1st) 

All-ACC (Women) 

Haley Ishimatsu Platform diving (1st) 2011 

Abby Johnston 1-meter diving (1st) 2011 

3-meter diving (1st) 

Ashley Twichell 1,650 free (1st) 2011 

Shannon Beall 100 fly (3rd) 2010 


Ashley Twichell 1,650 free (2nd) 2010 


Ashley Twichell 1,650 free (1st) 2009 

Julie Brummond 3-meter diving (2nd) 2008 

Ashley Twichell 500 free (2nd) 2008 

1,650 free (2nd) 

Katie Ness 200 fly (3rd) 2006 

Katie Ness 200 IM (3rd) 2005 

Katie Ness 100 fly 2004 

200 IM (1st) 

Amy Armond 400 IM (3rd) 2000 

Nancy Hogshead 500 free (1st) 1981 

1,650 free (1st) 

200 fly (1st) 

400 IM (1st) 

ACC Diver of the Year 

Abby Johnston 2011 

Nick McCrory 



ACC Freshman of the Year 

Nick McCrory 2010 

Most Valuable Swimmer at ACC Championships 

Eric Steinhouse 1980 

Most Valuable Diver at ACC Championships 





ACC Performer of the Week 

Ashley Twichell 2010-11 

Christine Wixted 

Nick Garvy 2009-10 

Nick McCrory (twice) 

Andrew Clark 2006-07 

All-ACC Academic Team 

Nick Garvy 2011 

Ben Hwang 

Abby Johnston 



Murrilo Adrados 2010 

Meredith Bannon 

Shannon Beall 

Julie Brummond 

David Carlson 

David Hahn 

Ben Hwang 

Abby Johnston 


Sean Smith 


Meredith Bannon 2009 

Shannon Beall 


David Hahn 

Abby Johnston 

Jessica Lyden 


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Murillo Adrados 2008 


Scott Champagne 

Eric Ness 


Julie Brummond 2007 

Jacob McCafferty 

Tim McKeever 

Eric Ness 

Jackie Rodriguez 

Danielle Spearman 

Katie Ness 2006 

EASTERN INTERCOLLEGIATE HONORS: 

Eastern Intercollegiate All-Conference 

Matt Senfield 1992 

Jeff Anton 200 free 1991 

Chad Luning 50 free 1991 

Kate McElhone 3-meter diving 1991 

Kim Robertson 1,650 free 1991 

Matt Senfield 200 back 1991 

NEW SOUTH INTERCOLLEGIATE HONORS: 

High Point Award (Top Male Swimmer) 

Brian Finley 1986 

Lawrence Burke 440 free 1934 

Carroll Dailey 200 breast 1934 

Beverly Carter 440 free 1933 

Tom Losee 100 free 1933 

Bill McAnally 200 breast 1933 

SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE HONORS: 

Southeastern Conference Champion 

Bill Adams 200 IM 1945 

Unknown 200 free relay 1945 

PROGRAM HONORS: 

Duke Hall of Fame Inductees 

Eric Steinhouse 2007 

John C. Connor 2005 

Nancy Hogshead 

W.S. “Jack” Persons (Head Coach 1931-75) 

BLUE DEVIL OLYMPIANS: 

Nancy Hogshead 

1980 U.S. National Team - Moscow 

1984 U.S. National Team - Los Angeles 3 Gold Medals, 1 Silver Medal 

SOUTHERN CONFERENCE HONORS: 

Southern Conference Champion 

John C. Connor 1-meter diving 1951 


William Brackney 50 free 1950 

100 free 





Unknown 200 free relay 1945 

Gene Schuman 200 free 1942 

400 free 

Bayard Read 50 free 1941 

Bill Marshall 100 free 1941 

Bill Dickey Diving 1940 

Dave Emmett 400 free 1940 

Nick Moise 200 breast 1940 

Emmett, Moise, Shepard 300 medley relay 1940 

Dave Emmett 150 back 1939 

Dave McKibbin 50 free 1937 


Alexander Deemer 50 free 1936 


Stillman, Dailey, Kurtz medley relay 1935 

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MEN’S ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS 

- A - 

James Abraham 1934 

Bill Adams 1944-45, 1948-49 

Thomas Adams 1959-62 

Murillo Adrados 2006-10 

Bill Alexander 1943 

Richard Altreuter 1964-65 

Tony Alvarez 1992-96 

Brent Anderson 1986-88 

Greg Anderson 1977-80 

Edward Andrews 1991-92 

Fred Andrews 1948 

Jeff Anton 1990-93 

Jay Arnold 1959-60 

Kevin Arthofer 2003-07 

Jay Ashenfelter 2003-07 

Robert Atkins 1932 

James Auman 1957-58 

David Austin 1958-59 

- B - 

Robert Bailey 1936 

William Bailey 1938-39 

George Baker 1960-61 

Andy Baldwin 1996-97 

Paul Bamert 1994-95, 1997-98 

Holden Bank 1977-80 

Robert Bannard 1958-59 

Wayland Barber 1954-55 

Walter Bates 1953-54 

Guy Battle 1937 

B.H. Baughman 1929-30 

S. Richard Bauman 1950-53 

Jack Baylin 1950-51 

Horace Beacham 1951-54 

William Beasley 1965-66 

B.B. Beaulieu 1942 

Mike Behr 1976-78 

Robert Bender 1971-74 

David Bennett 1980-81 

Jerry Benson 1975-79 

Peter Benson 1968-69 

Garrick Berberich 2004-08 

Tom Berenberg 1997-98 

Howard Berman 1957-58 

Thomas Berray 1980-84 

Kyle Berrett 2005-06 

Jacob Bieze 2009-pres. 

Charles Bishku 1975-79 

Donald Blue 1958-60 

Chris Bollinger 1993-95 

Spencer Booth 2007-11 

Phil Borden 1993-97 

J.F. Bostock 1933 

Jeffrey Boswell 1969-73 

Roy Botsko 1976-78 

Arthur Bowman 1995-98 

David Boyer 1972-73 

Heath Boyer 1960-61 

Bill Brackney 1948-50 

Floyd Bradd 1971-75 

S.C. Brawley 1929-30 

Chris Brede 2000-04 

Robert Breen 1959-62 

James Brennan 1935 

Patrick Bria 1979-80 

Robert Bridges 1974-75 

Eric Brinsfield 1973-75 

Rick Bronson 1944, 1948 

William Brooks 1940-42 

James Brotherson 1972-73 

Jeffrey Brotherson 1970-71 

Michael Brown 1980-84 

Stephen Brown 1959-60 

Tod Brown 1977-78 

Curtis Brunner 1979-80 

Clinton Brush 1959-61 

Willson Buchanan 2008-11 

W.P. Budd, Jr. 1934-35 

Daniel Buerger 1985-88 

E.F. Bunce 1939 

Bob Burger 1948 

Lawrence Burke 1934 

Gene Burrell 1948-49 

George Burwell 1937 

James Burwell 1964-67 

Gerald Busch 1961-62 

William Byrne 1956-58 

- C - 

Scott Calvert 1984-88 

Nick Campisano 2005-07 

James Caraway 1962-65 

Matt Carder 2009-pres. 

Robert Carlitz 1962-63 

David Carlson 2006-10 

Ken Carlson 1984-85 

Michael Carney 1971-75 

B.R. Carter 1933 

Michael Casey 1983-87 

Sean Cassels 1994-95 

Stephen Castles 1964-66 

John Castranio 1977-80 

Thomas Chamberlin 1980-84 

William Chambers 1937 

Scott Champagne 2004-08 

Greg Changnon 1981-85 

Jordan Charles 2005-09 

Chris Chiou 1997-98 

Chris Cirillo 

2009-pres. 

Andrew Clark 2006-10 

Brian Clark 1997-01 

David Clark 1977-80 

Tommy Clark 1966-67 

R.T. Clarke 1933 

Don Clausen 1948-49 

D. Buckley Clemson 1950-52 

James Colson 1936 

Samuel Combs 1961-64 

Doug Comer 1976-79 

Jeff Conklin 1976-79 

John C. Connor 1948-51 

Robert Cooper 1965-66 

John Coppell 2006-09 

Andy Corboy 1971-72 

Richard Cottam 1976-80 

Patrick Coughlan 1959-61 

Peter Coughlan 1961-62 

Mark Coughlin 1948 

Charles Couric 1965-66 

Chris Cowger 1990-94 

Warren Crandell 1949-50 

Will Creighton 1994-95 

Dan Crites 1996-97 

W.F. Cross 1929 

Richard Crowder 1966-69 

Robert Crowder 1973-77 

Peter Curtis 1968-69 

David Cuttino 1991-93 

- D - 

James Dagley 1985-88 

Carroll Dailey 1934-36 

Mitchell Dale 1967-69 

Edward Davis 1969-70 

Scott Davis 1990-92 

Alexander Deemer 1935-36 

Harry Dein 1932 

Morris Dein 1935 

Andrew Delia 1992-96 

Pieter Den Hartzog 2007-11 

Robert Depuy 1955-58 

Jonathan Derlath 2010-pres. 

Gregory Devereux 1971-75 

Sean Devereux 1966-67 

Jules Devigne 1959-60 

David DeWitt 1951-55 

Robert Diamond 1960-62 

Gary Dickerson 1959-60 

William Dickey 1940 

Gary Dickinson 1957-59 

Drew Dinsick 1999-01 

Will Djinis 2000-01 

Paul Doolittle 1978-80 

Walter Doninger 1938 

Mark Dow 1979-80 

Eric Downes 1980-84 

David Drennen 1965-66 

Robert Dudley 1957-58 

Gary Duncan 1967-69 

Steven Dunn 1971-72 

Jordan Duran 2003-04 

Bryan Durazo 2006-11 

H.L. Dwight 1941 

- E - 

Crawford Earnhardt 1928 

Fred Earnhardt 1927-30 

John Edison 1969-70 

Richard Edwards 1974-75 

Kerry Ellett 1976-77 

Robert Ellett 1975-77 

E.E. Elliott 1944 

Edward Elsey 1957-60 

Dave Emmett 1938-40 

Godfrey Emmett 1948 

Ed Eng 1999-00 

Robert Ensor 1979-80 

Randy Erlenbach 1977-80 

Dave Everett 1977-78 

George Ewell 1932 

- F - 

Nicholas Faberowski 1981-84 

Boyd Fall 1955-56 

William Farthing 1931-32 

Sean Feeney 1995-98 

Paul Feldman 1979-80 

Richard Files 1938 

Brian Finlay 1984-88 

Clay Finley 1986-87 

Bob Fischell 1948-49 

Harry Fishel 1933 

Howard Fisher 1956-59 

Rob Fisher 1997-00 

Chris Fleizach 1999-01 

Tyler Fleming 2010-pres. 

Alan Flesh 1968-69 

Tucker Fletcher 1955-56 

Adam Flur 

2009-pres. 

Roy Forrester 1939-40 

Brad Forth 1997-98 

John Fowler 1971-72 

Nathan French 2008-10 

Travis French 2000-01 

William Fuller 1951-55 

- G - 

Geoff Gaggero 1990-92 

Sean Gaiser 1999-00 

Scott Gallagher 1992-96 

H.T. Galt 1941-42 

Ledyard Gardner 1954-55 

Wylie Gardt 1937-38 

Marc Garfinkel 1984-88 

Nick Garvy 2007-11 

J.T. Gearey 1942 

Don Gentile 1971-73 

Thomas Gerken 1965-66 

J.L. Gibson 1928 

Douglas Gill 1959-62 

Tucker Gilman 1990-93 

Harold Ginsberg 1936 

Richard Glaser 1973-77 

Lawrence Goldenhersh 1974-75 

Brian Goldman 1982-86 

Nathan Goldstein 1991-95 

Charles Goff 1965-66 

Richard Goode 1937, 1939 

David Goodner 1961-64 

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James Gordon 1975-77 

Jonathan Grant 1972-73 

Gary Green 1984-88 

H.A. Gregg 1941 

Paul Gubbins 1948-50 

- H - 

Al Hadley 1991-95 

David Hahn 2006-10 

James Hale 1960-61 

John Hale 1942 

Peter Halford 1963-64 

Gary Hall 1972-73 

Thomas Hall 1971-75 

Tyson Halsey 1979-80 

Ernest Hambleton 1952-53 

Daniel Hammond 1986-87 

Yuri Hanja 1961-64 

H. Hannah 1929 

Edward Hardin 1955-56 

Alex Harmon 2009-pres. 

John Harmon 1965-66 

Ryan Harsch 1999-01 

William Harvey 1973-74 

Weston W. Haskell 1950-52 

Brack Hattler, Jr. 1954-57 

Neal Hauschild 1990-92 

Charles Hauser 1953-54 

Steve Heasley 1996-97 

H.L. Heath 1941 

L.J. Heath, Jr. 1942 

Teddy Helfers 2002-05 

Fred Hennighausen 1943-44 

Tim Herr 2002-04 

Charles Hill 1960-63 

Steven Hill 1980-82 

Steve Himes 1986-87 

Glenn Hines 1975-79 

Bouldin Hitchcock 1963-64 

Brent Hobby 1984-88 

Marshall Hoekel 1986-87 

Greg Hoffman 2010-pres. 

Shawn Hoffman 2008-pres. 

Timothy Hohman 1987-88, 1990-91 

R.T. Hood 1944 

Christopher Horgan 1982-86 

David Houck 1981-83 

Steven Hough 1957-58 

Jacques Houyoux 1962-65 

Emmet Howe 1939 

Richard Hrabchak 1979-82 

Charles Hudak 1987-88, 1990-91 

Andrew Huff 2008-09 

Tom Huff 1969-70 

John Humphrey 2002-05 

Ben Hwang 

2009-pres. 

Tim Hyer 2002-05 

- I - 

Allen Imershein 1963-64 

Foster Ingalls 1942-43 

Alfred Ingham 1937 

- J - 

Matt Jackson 1996-97 

Peter Jacobus 1986-87 

Jason James 2002-05 

John Jazwa 1977-78 

J.R. Jenkins 1941 

William Jenkins 1938-40 

Albert Jennette 1953-53 

Bruce Johnson 1981-82 

Eric Johnson 1949-50 

Jeffrey Johnson 1972-73, 1975-76 

S.A. Johnson 1942 

Shirley Johnson 1940 

William Johnson 1969-73 

Bob Johnston 1944 

E.L. Jones, Jr. 1942 

Michael Jones 1969-72 

Meade Jorgensen 1974-78 

- K - 

Scott Kammer 1990-94 

Kevin Karpinski 1994-98 

Robert Keller 1963-65 

Donald Kempler 1954-57 

James Kenaston 1954-55 

Caleb King 1962-65 

Byron Kingery 1942 

Robert Kingsbury 1960-63 

Brent Kintzing 2000-01 

Chris Kirby 1990-94 

David Kirvan 1986-87 

Aaron Kitlowski 1990-93 

Alex Kluge 2008-11 

Hunter Knight 2010-pres. 

Kevin Ko 2002-05 

Shawn Kocha 1994-95 

Cody Kolodziejzyk 2008-pres. 

Michael Kotliar 1980-83 

Raymond Kozikowski 2002-03 

Lloyd Kraushaar 1934, 1936 

Nicholas Kredich 1983-87 

Maurice Kuemper 1936 

Harold Kurtz 1935-37 

J.C. Kurtz 1941-42 

Leonard Kuskowski 1986-87 

- L - 

Donald Laird 1980-81 

J.S. Lanahan 1944 

Eric Landis 1984-88 

Guy Langer 1956-59 

Donald Laurer 1950-51 

Henry LaViers 1975-77 

Matt Lawrence 1994-95 

George Lawver 1932 

Joe Lee 1944 

Whitlock Lees 1971-75 

Michael Lenz 1981-85 

Walter Levy 1966-67 

Charles Lewellen 1962-63 

Stuart Lilly 1968-70 

Frank Lin 1992-93 

Paul Linaweaver 1948-51 

Brian Lindman 1993-94 

Kurt Lindquist 1975-76 

Scott Lineberry 1977-78 

R.M. Livingston 1941 

Brent Long 1987-88 

George Long 1969-71, 1973-74 

Jordan Long 2009-pres. 

T. Losee 1933 

David Lower 1956-57 

W.H. Losee 1933 

Erskine Love 2007-11 

Chad Luning 1987-88, 1990-91 

George Lustig 1949-51 

Matt Lynch 1997-98, 2000-01 

Colton Lynner 2006-07 

- M - 

Robert Macduff 1966-67 

Craig Macklin 1996-97 

Peter Mackrill 1993-96 

Robert Maehr 1974-75 

Matt Mailloux 1999-03 

Maisby 1931 

Frank Mamsley 1949-50 

Bill Marshall 1941-43 

James Martens 1995-97 

E. Martin 1944 

Bill Marx 1977-78 

Reed Mason 1943 

David Mautner 1970-71 

Jon Maxwell 1984-88 

Cleve May 1996-97 

Louis Mayo 1966-67 

William McAnally 1932-33 

Jacob McCafferty 2003-06 

Nick McCrory 2009-pres. 

Robert McCutcheon 1969-71 

William McDaniel 1969-71 

Tim McDowell 2007-11 

M.C. McGary 1944 

Brendan McGill 1996-00 

Clinton McHugh 1999-00 

William McKee 1963-64 

Tim McKeever 2006-09 

Matt McKenna 2007-10 

Dave McKibben 1937 

John McKinley 1977-78 

Brendan McLaughlin 1999-00 

Gary McLaughlin 1970-71 

Alex McMahon 1941-42 

Sam McMillan 1952-56 

William Mellin 1950-53 

James Mellon 1981-84 

Robert Mervine 1934-35 

Gerardo Mijares 2006-10 

Bill Miller 1943 

Brian Miller 1986-87 

Jack Miller 1948-49 

Thomas Miller 1958-59 

Steve Misuraca 1999-00 

Jason Mitchell 2006-07 

Francis Moise 1939-41 

Adam Moody 2005-06 

Benjamin Moody 1974-75 

Andrew Moore 1995-98 

Cooper Moore 2002-04 

George Moore, Jr. 1960-61 

Richard Morgan 1955-58 

Stephen Morgan 1967-71 

Glenn Morrison 1980-81 

George Morrow 1937 

Ted Morse 1950-53 

Preston Moses 1931 

Justin Mullen 2005-09 

Robert Murdoch 1967-68 

Samuel Murphy 1955-56 

- N - 

Lyman Narten 1962-65 

Page Naugle 1960-62 

Rodney Neal 1955-56 

Rex Neely 1948-49 

Eric Ness 2006-09 

Andrew Newberry 1954-55 

Jack Newhouse 1997-01 

Donald Nielsen 1969-70 

Peter Nielsen 1953-56 

Robert Nikander 1995-97 

Oaz Nir 2003-05 

James Norman 1932 

J.D. Norse 1941 

- O - 

Conor O’Brien 2000-01 

Dennis O’Connor 1932-34 

Edward O’Connor 1974-75 

John Ogden 1962-63 

O’Keef 1930 

Brian Oles 1995-98 

Matt Olmsted 2000-04 

Michael Orren 1991-92 

Kevin Osgood 1978-79, 1981-82 

Richard Osmun 1963-64 

Andy Osterland 2007-11 

Peter Osterland 2004-08 

John Osterman 1975-76 

Lawrence Otto 1973-77 

James Overdorff 1948-51 

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- P - 

Emmett Pace 1955-58 

Ryan Packer 2004-09 

Meredith Park 1965-66 

Chris Parton 1990-92 

Jarrod Patten 1990-91 

Arthur Patterson 1976-80 

Doug Patterson 1986-87 

Ross Patterson 1979-80 

Mark Payne 1973-75 

Billy Pearce 2002-06 

David Pease 1985-86 

David Peck 2004-05 

Donald Peck 1965-67 

Ross Petterson 1978-79, 1981-82 

Roman Pibl 1983-87 

James Pickens 1955-58 

Doug Pierson 1993-97 

Steve Plakoudas 1997-98 

Dave Plandowski 1999-01 

John Poppenberg 1951-53 

Stephen Porter 1962-65 

Thomas Powers 1966-69 

Marshall Preston 1994-98 

William Pritchard 1967-69 

Edward Probert 1980-81 

Robert Puckett 1938 

James Purdie 1970-71 

- R - 

David Randall 1963-66 

Bayard Read 1940-42 

R.D. Reamer 1942 

Mike Rechnitz 2000-01 

Robert Reeves 1970-71 

Wiley Reid 1949-50 

Robert Renfrow 1948-49 

Scott Richards 1977-79 

James Richey 1983-84 

Matt Rinehart 2004-07 

Rob Rix 1975-76 

Christopher Roberts 1969-70 

David Roberts 1990-92 

John Roberts 1951-53, 1955-57 

Lee Rocamora 1971-72 

John Rodenhauser 1969-70 

Leigh Rodney 1974-75 

Theodore Roese 1987-88 

David Rogers 1952-54 

Charles Rose 1948-49 

Richard Rosenbaum 1976-78 

Scott Rosenfeld 1993-95 

Ira Ross 1934 

Mark Rotblat 1995-98 

Michael Rothrock 1966-67 

William Rouse 1935 

Ben Rowland 2002-04 

Chris Roy 1990-92 

Paul Rudolph 1970-71 

Tod Russell 1976-78 

Ruttenberg 1931 

- S - 

A.G. Sadler 1929-30 

John Samotyj 1999-01 

Matt Sample 1992-93 

Frederick Samuels 1953-54 

Charles Sanborn 1939-40 

Dick Sanborn 1943 

Jesse Sandberg 2004-08 

Richard Sandelin 1958-60 

Chris Sanders 2004-07 

Lester Sandoe 1951-53 

Stephen Santo 1986-88 

Ken Saturday 1943-44, 1948 

Brett Sauers 2004-08 

Michael Savitt 1980-83 

Bryan Scarborough 2003-06 

Robert Scheer 1986-87 

Louis Schein 1932 

Hillard Schendorf 1939 

Nick Schilling 2005-09 

Walter Schmitt 1967-70 

Matthew Schott 1972-73 

Donald Schumacher 1958-60 

E.S. Schuman 1942 

Stephen Schwartz 1967-70 

Jarrod Schwarz 1999-00 

Richard Seidel 1954-55 

Matt Senfield 1990-93 

Craig Sharkey 1986-87 

Charles Shaw 1971-74 

Donald Shaw 1972-76 

Allan Shepard 1939-40, 1942 

Vitol Shepard 1938-39 

Scott Shively 1977-78 

Alex Sidelnik 2003-07 

Guy Siebold 1963-64 

Drew Sinsick 2002-03 

John Sippel 1932 

Stephen Skapek 1980-84 

James Smathers 1930-31 

Smith 1930 

Chris Smith 2002-05 

Daniel Smith 1987-88 

H.K. Smith 1940 

Rob Smith 2002-05 

Sean Smith 2006-10 

Stephen Smith 1958-61 

F.B. Smoot 1941 

Thomas Snell 1966-67 

Jeff Snyder 1992-93 

Bruce Soule 1956-59 

Ryan Spoon 1999-01 

Roland Staeb 1971-73 

Eugene St. Clair 1969-71 

Stearns 1930 

Eric Steinhouse 1976-80 

David Stewart 1975-76 

John Stillman 1934-35 

James Stockslager 1949-50 

Elmer Stokes 1936 

Andy Storm 2002-06 

Jeremy Strauss 1994-98 

Jed Stremel 1993-94 

Kevin Strong 1990-92 

Gene Stuart 1986-88 

John Stuebner 1963-65 

Billy Su 1992-93, 1995-96 

J.J. Sullivan 1928 

Chris Sundberg 2002-05 

Justin Suszko 1999-00 

Jonathan Swallen 1972-73 

Jon Swedenborg 1982-86 

- T - 

Dudley Tennant 1933, 1935 

Henry Thoman 1975-79 

Alex Thomas 1995-98 

Thayer Thompson 1992-96 

Brad Thrasher 2000-04 

Todd Tober 1993-94 

Thomas Todd 1951-54 

Yigit Tokman 2010-11 

David Tonini 1994-98 

Allan Truax 1965-66 

Ben Tuben 

2008-pres. 

David Tuchler 1976-80 

James Tucker 1978-80, 1981-82 

Fred Turner 1934 

William Turner 1936 

Paul Tzur 1996-00 

- U - 

Bryan Unkeless 2000-03 

- V - 

Mark Vahradian 1985-88 

David Valle 1962-63 

Charles Van der Horst 1973-74 

Mark Van Dyke 1971-72 

Joe VanHoy 1934 

Scott Van Steyn 1982-86 

Roswell Vaughan 1958-59 

Stuart Vaughn 1950-53 

Woody Venable 1944 

William Ventres 1976-78 

Stephan Verdeyen 2002-03, 2005-06 

Neil Verhey 1955-56 

Douglas Vetter 1970-71 

- W - 

Luke Wagoner 2005-06 

Roger Walcott 1974-75 

Richard Walker 1937 

Ronald Walske 1951-54 

Andy Ward 2005-09 

Justin Ward 1999-03 

Harry Warlick 1951-52 

Doug Warner 2000-01 

Frederick Watkins 1953-54 

George Watkins 1967-70 

Robert Weaver 1955-58 

William Weber 1958-61 

Marc Wechsler 1987-88, 1990-91 

Gregory Welsh 1981-85 

Scott Welsh 1972-74 

G.W. West 1941 

Todd Westhus 1994-95 

Phillip Wetzler 1956-59 

Jimmy Whayne 1986-87 

J.D. Wheeler 2002-04 

Herbert Whiting 1934-35 

Richard Whitley 1964-66 

Kenneth Whitney 1956-59 

Joe Wiese 2002-03 

Kenneth Wilkes 1964-65 

Gerald Williams 1967-68 

Jack Williams 1991-92 

Lee Williams 1968-69 

John Willis 1965-66 

Dan Willoughby 1977-80 

Donald Wilson 1935-36 

J.R. Wilson 1944 

Gordon Winfield 1950-51 

John Winkler 1982-86 

Eric Winnard 2006-07 

Ernest Winston 1935 

Patrick Winter 2002-05 

Chris Wise 1995-98 

David Wolf 1974-77 

Peter Wood 1975-76 

Tim Wood 1993-97 

John Woodworth 1960-63 

John Wooten 1971-72 

Stephen Wooten 1973-74 

Harold Wright 1932-33 

Scott Wright 1967-68 

Mike Wyman 1984-85 

- Y - 

Randy Yamada 2002-04 

Wayne Yarnall 1961-62 

Trevor Yates 2000-04 

Edward Yocum 1961-63 

Paul Young 1960-62 

Stephen Young 1955-58 

J. Christopher Yount 1986-87 

- Z - 

Joseph Zambone 1935 

Charles Zapf 1967-68 

Paul Zarian 2006-09 

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WOMEN’S ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS 

- A - 

Lauren Afflixio 1999-03 

Linda Ahrends 1975-76 

Erin Amweg 1994-98 

Chrissy Anderson 2002-05 

Stacy Anderson 1977-79 

Walker Anderson 1975-76 

Carrie Annand 1999-00 

Caitlin Ariens 2006-09 

Michelle Aristeo 2003-07 

Amy Arnold 1997-98 

Lisa Auerbach 1983-87 

- B - 

Shannon Bailey 1994-95 

Meredith Bannon 2006-10 

Emily Barber 2009-pres. 

Casey Bauer 2002-04 

Shannon Beall 2006-10 

Martha Bell 1982-86 

Elizabeth Bellew 2006-10 

Katie Bieze 2005-09 

Gail Bishop 1985-87 

Melanie Blohm 2005-06 

Katharine Bodnar 2008-10 

Suzy Borgschulte 2000-04 

Liz Boswell 1997-01 

Amy Brown 2004-08 

Mary Brown 1976-77 

Molly Brown 1992-96 

Julie Brummond 2006-10 

- C - 

Lynn Calvert 1986-88 

Barbara Campbell 1976-77 

Christine Cannavo 1990-91 

Cheryl Carpenter 1976-77 

Catherine Ceresa 2002-05 

Teri Changnon 1978-82 

Cynthia Church 1975-76 

Annie Clark 2005-06 

Kristin Cobb 2005-06 

Catherine Conklin 2008-pres. 

Mary Connolly 1986-88 

Lauren Cornet 2000-03 

Mary Cuddy 1985-88 

- D - 

Kira Dale 1991-93 

Amanda Davis 2000-01 

Jen Davis 1993-97 

Molly Decker 1996-97 

Kim Denton 1990-91 

Jeanne DeWitt 2000-01, 2003-04 

Paige Dommerich 1999-01 

Debra Donahoe 1984-88 

Laura Downey 1999-00 

Martie Dresser 1982-83 

Lauren Dudley 1999-00 

Meghan Dwyer 2008-pres. 

- E - 

Cindy Eckert 1977-78 

Julie Elhers 1981-85 

Wendy Erlenbach 1981-85 

Patricia Ann Evert 1980-83 

- F - 

Jackie Fasano 2006-10 

Amy Fauver 1991-92 

Katie Fay 2002-04 

Miriam Filipowicz 1986-88 

Jamie Fleming 1996-00 

Erin Frizzell 2005-07 

Patti Frost 2003-07 

Becky Fuhrman 2000-04 

- G - 

Nancy Gainger 1975-76 

Kristen Gardner 1994-98 

Vicki Garon 1981-84 

Carolina Garrison 1986-88 

Kristin Gary 1985-88 

Jennifer Gauger 1999-01 

Ellen Gawalt 1993-97 

Sallie Gibson 1982-84 

Sonya Glasser 1994-95 

Lauren Gonzalez 2005-09 

Catherine Gordon 2004-05 

Julie Granger 2002-06 

Whitney Greene 1994-97 

Sue Grodsky 1977-78 

Anna Gruber 1977-81 

Talarah Gruber 1977-81 

Kristy Guenther 1997-01 

Katie Guthrie 2004-06 

- H - 

Kelly Hagerty 2010-pres. 

Linda Haile 1977-81 

Amy Halligan 2000-04 

Lauren Hancock 2000-04 

Katie Harrington 2002-06 

Liz Harris 1993-95 

Leslie Hartford 2003-07 

Marianne Hassan 1982-84 

Barbara Hassig 1977-78 

April Hatfield 1985-88 

Patty Haverland 1975-76 

Mary Haynes 1999-00 

Lisa Heltne 1983-84 

Sue Higgs 1990-92 

Lindsey Hilgers 1999-03 

Elizabeth Hinshaw 1986-88 

Nancy Hogshead 1980-81 

Christa Holt 2006-10 

Elizabeth Holt 1996-97 

Alison Hosmer 1991-93 

Kim Hott 1978-79 

Katie Howard 2010-pres. 

Abby Huggins 1993-97 

Robin Hutchison 1996-97 

- I - 

Haley Ishimatsu 2010-11 

- J - 

Kyra Jebe 1984-88 

Kirstie Jeffrey 2007-11 

Janet Jenkin 1992-96 

Lisa Johnson 1984-87 

Abby Johnston 2008-pres. 

Abbey Jones 1992-95 

- K - 

Megan Kavanaugh 1996-98 

Susan Keeler 1997-00 

Emily Kelly 2005-09 

Katherine Keogh 1986-88 

Michele Kessler 1977-81 

Leslie King 1995-98 

Emily Kintz 

2009-pres. 

Caroline Kluczkowski 2002-03 

Kristina Koehler 1999-03 

Lauren Koeneke 1997-98 

Sue Kresel 1993-97 

Christine Kreuder 1987-88 

- L - 

Eneka Lamb 

2010-pres. 

Kate Lambertson 2000-01 

Emily Lang 2007-09 

Carol Langdoc 1992-94 

Linda Leaman 1978-80 

Jennifer Lee 1999-01 

Patricia Lees 1975-76 

Tricia Leeson 2010-pres. 

Kathryn Leonard 1990-93 

Janet Lewis 1992-94 

Julia Lewis 2002-06 

Kerri Lindland 1991-95 

Louisa Liss 1990-92 

Chandra Littooy 1993-97 

Amy Lumm 1994-95 

Jessica Lyden 2008-pres. 

Susan Lyons 1985-86 

- M - 

Katie Magee 2007-11 

Cathy Magill 1980-84 

Laura Maroldy 1980-83 

Laura Martin 1987-88 

Hillary Matchett 1992-93 

Victoria Mauel 1975-76 

Jane McCabe 1986-88 

Emily McClintock 2006-10 

Shelagh McClure 1975-78 

Anna McDonald 2000-01 

Julie McDonald 1995-96 

Kate McElhone 1987-88, 1990-91 

Corrie McIntosh 1992-94 

Pam McMains 1990-94 

Julianne McNamee 2009-10 

Karen McSpadden 1978-80 

Tracy Meier 1976-78 

Grace Meyer 1977-80 

Melinda Mische 1990-93 

Pam Mohr 1976-77 

Karen Moll 1977-78 

Andrea Monroe 1987-88, 1990-91 

Lindsey Monson 1995-97 

Alexandra Mooney 1995-96 

Lindsay Moore 1979-80 

Pam Morris 1992-95 

- N - 

Lisle Nabell 1978-82 

Alexa Namba 2004-08 

Lauren Nathan 1999-01 

Robin Neff 1983-85 

Katie Ness 2002-06 

Steffi Niessl 2008-pres. 

Jennifer Notheis 1994-95 

- O - 

Lindsey O’Connell 1999-01 

Mallory O’Connell 2003-07 

Rose O’Connor 2008-pres. 

Janet Lynn Ohmann 1975-76 

- P - 

Susan Payor 1981-82 

Helicia Paz 1996-97 

Jessica Perry 2008-11 

Dani Peterson 1994-95 

Lisa Pohl 1994-96 

Jessica Powell 1996-97 

Sasapin Prakalapakorn 1995-97 

Catherine Preston 1996-98 

Nancy Prominski 1976-79 

- R - 

Gloria Radeff 1990-94 

Dominique Ramirez 2000-01 

Kara Rassi 1994-95 

Kaitlin Ray 2008-11 

Haley Read 2009-10 

Nancy Reed 1978-80 

Heather Reger 1992-96 

Melissa Reynolds 2007-11 

Sara Reynolds 2005-08 

Stacey Richardson 1990-91 

Kim Robertson 1991-94 

Catherine Robinette 1995-97 

Jackie Rodriguez 2003-07 

Ann Rogers 1984-88 

Anna Rogers 2004-08 

Nancy Rolfe 1976-77 

Suzie Rose 1991-92, 1994-95 

Dana Rosenberg 2004-06 

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WOMEN’S ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS 

Amanda Rowland 2005-06 

Jennifer Royall 1981-82 

Kara Rubin 1990-92 

- S - 

Carolyn Sackett 1985-86 

Michelle Safley 1994-95 

Diane Samler 1980-81 

Randy Savino 1994-96, 1997-98 

Amy Schick 1992-95 

Kristina Schillinger 1984-85 

Francis Schmidt 1983-87 

Lisa Schoenhardt 1978-79 

Laura Schoenrock 1992-93 

Heather Scholzman 1986-87 

Christin Schomer 1987-88 

Emily Schon 2010-11 

Sue Schwartz 1990-94 

Jennifer Sharp 1981-85 

Laura Shaw 1983-87 

Karen Sheehan 1982-85 

Stephanie Shinn 2002-05 

Shannon Skinner 2006-10 

Ann Marie Smith 1999-00 

Geralyn Smitherman 1986-87 

Sarah Soltis 

2010-pres. 

Kristin Sosinski 1993-97 

Danielle Spearman 2004-08 

Alessondra Speidel 2007-11 

Jill Spitzfaden 1995-98 

Jocelyn T. Stedman 1975-76 

Betsy Stewart 1997-98, 2000-01 

Rhonda Stewart 1976-77 

Lauren Stival 2005-06 

Nora Stupp 2002-06 

Jennifer Sullivan 1991-92 

Alison Sundberg 2002-06 

Jayne Swank 2004-05 

- W - 

Kathyrn Wallace 1985-86 

Allison Watson 2000-04 

Lauren Weaver 2010-pres. 

Shellene Wellnitz 1984-85 

Diana Westly 2004-06 

Lisa Whatley 1975-76 

Mariah White 2009-pres. 

Deatrice Williams 1985-88 

Leslie Williges 1984-85 

Heather Winter 1995-98 

Christine Wixted 2010-pres. 

Barb Wolf 1978-79 

Susan Wolfe 1982-86 

Meg Word 1975-77 

Anna Wright 1991-92 

- Y - 

Amy Youngs 1982-86 

- Z - 

Jill Zima 1982-83 

- T - 

Elizabeth Tafuri 1983-87 

Stephanie Taylor 2002-06 

Julie Teeters 1976-78 

Kirsten Thayer 1987-88 

Jamie Thomas 1986-87 

Francesca Tocci 2009-pres. 

Megan Toney 2005-09 

Kate Toth 2009-11 

Kirsten Tucker 1987-88, 1990-91 

Ashley Twichell 2007-11 

Ann Tyrey 1985-88 

- U - 

Marian Uhlman 1975-76 

- V - 

Sally VanSiclen 1976-78 

Penny Vetter 1975-76 

Emily Voelker 1995-98 

Cara Vogel 

2009-pres. 

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