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Christopher Amato ’09

Name Cl. Event(s) Hometown/High SchoolChristopher Amato Jr. Mid. Free/Back East Norwich, N.Y./Kellenberg MemorialJeffrey Ayres Jr. Dist. Free/IM Randolph, N.J./RandolphBradford Bennett, Jr. Sr. Sprint Free/Breast Harleysville, Pa./Souderton AreaBen Bible So. Breast/IM Inver Grove Heights, Minn./Saint Thomas AcademyBrett Carey So. Breast/IM West Chester, Pa./Malvern PrepMichael Deighan Jr. Breast/IIM Wyomissing, Pa./WilsonGonzalo DeLeon Fr. Back/IM Ringwood, N.J./Lakeland RegionalDaniel Fletcher So. Free/IM/Fly Cedar Grove, N.J./Cedar GroveSpencer Hallowell So. Back/Free Bath, Maine/MorseDavid Iselin So. Back/Mid. Free Potomac, Md./ChurchillMark Kawczenski Jr. Sprint Free/Back Wilkes-Barre, Pa./Hanover AreaBen Leboza So. Free Green Oaks, Ill./LibertyvilleTheo Leriotis Sr. IM/Breast Murrysville, Pa./Franklin Regional Senior HighJeffrey Manning Jr. Dive Bringhurst, Ind./Carroll Jr./Sr. HighDaniel Marsteller Fr. Breast York, Pa./York SuburbanMatthew McGraw Sr. IM/Back/Fly Penfi eld, N.Y./FairportJoseph Metcalf Sr. Breast/Free Knoxville, Tenn./Phillips Exeter Academy (N.H.)John Peterman Sr. Sprint Free Conestoga, Pa./Penn ManorSteven Schmaltz Jr. Dive Waverly, Pa./Abington HeightsTyler Sowell Sr. Dist. Free Tacoma, Wash./Charles Wright AcademyGrant Steadman Sr. Sprint Free/Fly Richmond, Va./CollegiatePatrick Stummer Jr. Free Fulton, N.Y./G. Ray BodleyLuke Trafton So. Free/IM Bath, Maine/MorseAndrew Vogl Fr. Dive New Market, Md./LinganoreMichael Volpe Fr. Fly/Back Pottstown, Pa./Owen J. RobertsBrendan Wills Fr. Fly/Free Plymouth Meeting, Pa./LaSalle College HS

Name Cl. Event(s) Hometown/High SchoolLauren Arey So. Free Charlotte, N.C./South MecklenburgAbigail Atkinson So. Back/IM Newtown, Conn./NewtownSusan Bentley Fr. Sprint Free Jamestown, N.Y./JamestownRebecca Bersani So. Dive Fairport, N.Y./FairportWhitney Brown So. Fly/Free York, Pa./York SuburbanLauren Butrie Sr. Free Orefi eld, Pa./ParklandAllison FitzPatrick So. Dive Berwyn, Pa./Episcopal AcademyEmmie Gallardo Sr. Breast Wayne, N.J./Wayne HillsMolly Goebel Fr. Sprint Free/Fly New Canaan, Conn./New CanaanSusan Horstmann Jr. Free Havertown, Pa./Cardinal O’HaraKatie John Fr. Free Barrington, R.I./BarringtonMacey Keath Fr. Breast/IM Lebanon, Pa./Cedar CrestAlexandra Lovallo Jr. Free Ridgefi eld, Conn./Ridgefi eldKatalin Lyons Sr. Dist. Free Flemington, N.J./Hunterdon Central RegionalEliza Massie So. Dive Rochester, N.Y./Pittsford SutherlandElizabeth Molzon Sr. Breast/Dist. Free Durham, N.C./Saratoga (Calif.)Megan Mongan So. Free/IM Malvern, Pa./Villa Maria AcademyKelly Morris Jr. Sprint Free/Breast Metuchen, N.J./MetuchenSinead O’Dwyer Fr. Back/IM Green River, Wyo./The Peddie School (N.J.)Meghan O’Neill Jr. Dist. Free Dunwoody, Ga./Marist SchoolAbigail Paules So. Back/Fly/IM York, Pa./Baltimore LutheranSarah Pease So. Fly/Free Harrisburg, Pa./Central Dauphin Senior HighLauren Russell So. IM/Back Lower Burrell, Pa./BurrellNikki Seaman Jr. Breast/IM Cleveland, Ohio/The Hawken SchoolKristen Skroski Sr. Free North Haven, Conn./HopkinsAlly St. Claire Jr. Dist. Free/Back Silver Spring, Md./Edmund BurkeLaura Twichell Fr. Fly/IM Fayetteville, N.Y./Fayetteville-ManliusCaroline Walsh So. Breast/IM Watchung, N.J./Kent Place SchoolCourtney Warren So. Sprint Free/Back Montour Falls, N.Y./Watkins Glen

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University InformationLocation ..................... Lewisburg, PA 17837Founded .............................................. 1846...................... as the University at LewisburgEnrollment .......................................... 3,400Nickname............................................ BisonColors ...............................Orange and BlueAffi liation ................NCAA Division I, ECACConference ...........................Patriot League .............(American, Army, Bucknell, Colgate, ......Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh and Navy)President ...........................Brian C. MitchellDirector of Athletics ..............John P. HardtAssociate Dir. of Athletics/SWA ............................................................Amanda Backus

Swimming & Diving InformationHead Coach ........................ Dan Schinnerer Alma Mater ..................................... Yale ’01Experience .........................Second SeasonAssistant Coaches ..................................................................Dan Schupsky (TCNJ ’01)............Liz Tierney (Wisconsin-Oshkosh ’03)............... Sandy Elion (Connecticut College)Diving Coach ..... Errol Carter (Connecticut ’96)Swimming & Diving Phone ... 570-577-1530Email .........................des036@bucknell.eduWebpage ............... www.BucknellBison.comAthletic Dept. FAX Phone ....570-577-1660Swimming & Diving Address .............................................................Bucknell University...................................... Gerhard Fieldhouse .................................... Lewisburg, PA 17837

Athletic CommunicationsSwimming & Diving Contact .......................................................................Jillian Jakuba Phone .....................................570-577-1835Email ..........................jmj016@bucknell.edu

Application InformationAdmissions Phone ............... 570-577-1101

Application DeadlinesEarly Decision I .....................Nov. 15, 2007Early Decision II ...................... Jan. 1, 2008Regular Decision .................... Jan. 1, 2008Financial Aid .................Nov. 15, 2007 (ED)....................................... Jan. 1, 2008 (Reg.)

Quick Facts

Emmie Gallardo ’08Emmie Gallardo ’08

Credits This book was written, designed and ed-ited by Bucknell’s Offi ce of Athletic Com-munications. Photography by: Bob Hanes, Mark Hagemeier, Art Foxall and Bucknell Athletic Communications Archives.

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be a bisonWhat it means toWhat it means to

“Pride. Standing on the blocks as a Bison, representing Bucknell, is one of the best experiences of my life. A sense of joy and accomplishment coexists with every Bucknell student-athlete from freshman to senior classes.”

— Senior Co-Captain Bradford Bennett

Senior Co-Captain, Senior Co-Captain, Animal Behavior MajorAnimal Behavior MajorKristen SkroskiKristen Skroski

Being a BisonBeing a Bison

Both of Bucknell’s swimming & diving teams

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The term “student-athlete” signifi es something extraordinary on the campus of Bucknell University.

Being a Bison means that you have the rare blend of physical skills along with the drive and passion needed to succeed at the highest level of collegiate athletics.

Being a Bison also means that you are a scholar fi rst and foremost. You be-lieve that values associated with Division I athletics, such as time management, leadership, teamwork and grace under pressure, are but a part of a well-rounded college experience.

At Bucknell, our students, faculty and staff pride themselves as national lead-ers in upholding the scholar-athlete ideal that balances a challenging academic program with the demands of successful Division I athletics. Being a Bison means that you have pledged to be a student-athlete in the purest sense. In do-ing so, you will be rewarded for a lifetime.

“Swimming at Bucknell is like noth-ing I’ve ever done before. Even though I’ve had to push myself harder than I ever thought possible, I have enjoyed the past three years more than I can put into words. Being able train with such a talented group of athletes has helped me improve both in the water and out of it.”

— Senior Co-Captain Kristen Skroski

Senior Co-Captain, Senior Co-Captain, Electrical Engineering MajorElectrical Engineering MajorBradford BennettBradford Bennett

Bucknell Bison AthleticsSetting the Standard of Excellence

Bucknell takes great pride in its commitment to excellence on and off the playing fields. From Presidents’ Cups to Academic All-Amer-icans to graduation rates that are ranked annually in the national top-10, Bucknell is clearly at the head of the class when it comes to upholding the scholar-athlete ideal.

According to federal data released in the fall of 2006 by the NCAA and reported on by the Associated Press and The Chronicle of Higher Education, Bucknell’s four-year student-athlete graduation rate was highest in the nation among stu-dent-athletes who entered college between the 1996-97 and 1990-2000 academic years. Bucknell was one of four institu-tions to graduate at least 90 percent of its student-athletes who enrolled during that four-year period. Bucknell posted a 93-percent rate, followed by Davidson (90 percent), Duke (90 percent) and Georgetown (90 percent).

Bucknell has claimed 108 Patriot League Scholar-Athletes of the Year since the league’s inception as an all-sports confer-ence in 1990-91. That is more than twice the next-highest total.

Bucknell student-athletes comprised nearly one-fourth of the Patriot League Academic Honor Roll in 2006-07. A record total of 360 Bison recorded a GPA of 3.2 or better during their sport’s competition season. Among all BU student-athletes, 245 made the Dean’s List with GPAs of 3.5 or better in the fall of 2006.

26 of Bucknell’s 27 varsity squads posted team GPAs of 3.0 or better in the spring of 2007.

In addition to the 114 ESPN the Magazine Academic All-Amer-icans produced since 1970, Bucknell has also claimed 240 Academic All-District honorees over the same span, including 20 last year.

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With six more Patriot League championships in 2006-07, Bucknell has now earned 65 crowns in 17 years in the league. In addition, Bucknell has had 85 conference players of the year, 76 PL coaches of the year and a whopping 442 individual league champions from sports such as cross country, track & field, swimming & diving, tennis and golf.

Bucknell has captured the Patriot League Presidents’ Cup, signifying the league’s all-sports champion, 13 times in the 17-year history of the affiliation, including nine of the last 10 years. Bucknell captured the overall, men’s and women’s Cup standings in 2006-07, when the Bison teams won six Patriot League titles. It was the 10th straight year and the 13th time overall, that the Bison captured the women’s title. In 2006-07, Bucknell won titles in men’s soccer, women’s cross country, women’s indoor and outdoor track & field, men’s golf and women’s rowing. The men’s basketball, women’s basketball and women’s soccer teams also captured Patriot League regu-lar-season titles.

Bucknell ranks FIFTH in the nation (to Nebraska, Notre Dame, Penn State and Stanford) in total number of ESPN The Maga-zine All-America selections.

A major element in ensuring Bucknell’s commitment to athlet-ics excellence is the Kenneth G. Langone Athletics & Recre-ation Center, which opened fully in 2003. One of the finest collegiate athletics facilities of its kind, the center includes the 4,000-seat Sojka Pavilion, the Olympic class Kinney Natato-rium, the Krebs Family Fitness Center and the Berger Family Weight Room. A new Hall of Fame area, a display of Bucknell’s Medal of Honor recipients, a sports medicine suite, modern offices for coaches and staff , and new locker room and class-room space are also included in the facility’s layout.

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More than 50 majors

are offered at Bucknell.

About Bucknell UniversityAbout Bucknell UniversityABOUT BUCKNELL

Bucknell University is one of the top liberal arts universities in the nation. Our academic programs en-compass:

The traditional liberal arts disciplines—arts, humanities, natural sci-ences, and social sci-ences.Professional programs in accounting, manage-ment, education, engi-neering, and music.Preprofessional pro-grams in law and medi-cine.

With 3,400 undergradu-ates and 150 graduate stu-dents, we combine the personal attention of a small college with the resources of a large university.

THE CAMPUS: BEAUTIFUL AND CENTRALLY LOCATEDMore than 100 facilities for learning, living, and recreation.Recent additions: music building, residence hall, geology/psychol-ogy building, engineering building, and athletics center. The new West Fields complex is home to fi eld hockey, women’s lacrosse, and men’s and women’s soccer.Approximately three hours from Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia, and Washington, D.C.

ACADEMICS: BROAD OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARNMore than 50 majors leading to bachelor of arts, bachelor of sci-ence, bachelor of engineering, bachelor of science in education, bachelor of science in business administration, or bachelor of mu-sic.Arts & Sciences Departments and Programs: Animal Behavior, Art and Art History, Astronomy, Biology, Cell Biology/Biochemistry, Chemistry, Classics, Computer Science, East Asian Studies, Eco-nomics, Education, English, Environmental Studies, French, Ge-ography, Geology, German, History, International Relations, Latin American Studies, Management, Mathematics, Music, Neurosci-ence, Philosophy, Physics and Astronomy, Political Science, Psy-chology, Religion, Russian, Sociology and Anthropology, Spanish, Theatre and Dance, Women’s and Gender Studies.Engineering Departments: Biomedical Engineering, Chemical En-gineering, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering.

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THE FACULTY: FOCUSED ON THE STUDENTS301 full-time faculty97% of faculty members hold doctoral degrees. Undergraduate learning is highest priority.Faculty members are active scholars who conduct research, pro-duce creative works, and publish their fi ndings, often in collabora-tion with students.

UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH: HANDS-ON LEARNINGStudents conduct research in the lab and off campus in conjunction with faculty mentors. High degree of independence.Great preparation for graduate school and career.

CAMPUS LIFE: NEVER A DULL MOMENTLearning outside of class: academically oriented student organi-zations, guest lecturers, campus publications, concerts, art exhibi-tions, theatre, trips off campus, and more.More than 150 student-run organizations to suit nearly every inter-est, from a capella singing to Zen Buddhist meditation. Volunteer and service projects on- and off-campus, including abroad13 fraternities and 6 sororities.Diverse religious life programs.Athletics: varsity intercollegiate program, club sports for both men and women, and intramural programs.

RESIDENTIAL COLLEGES: HOUSING OPTIONS WITH AN ACADEMIC TWIST

Six themed programs open to fi rst-year students: arts, environment, global, humanities, social justice, and society and technology.Students take a course together, live together, and participate in out-of-class activities such as informal discussions, guest lectures, and off-campus trips.

CAREER SERVICES: PREPARATION FOR THE FUTUREFull-or part-time internships at companies, non-profi ts, or govern-mental agencies.Resume writing and interviewing guidance.Two-day job shadowing externships.On-campus employment expos and off-campus networking nights.

VISIT CAMPUS: SEE BUCKNELL FOR YOURSELFTours are offered fi ve times daily on weekdays and three times on Saturdays. No appointment is necessary for tours; other options may require reservations.Please go to www.bucknell.edu/admissions/calendar or call (570) 577-1101 for more information about visiting campus.

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Event Name (School) Time/Score50 Free ........ Grunow (Bucknell) ......... 24.19100 Free ...... Grunow (Bucknell) ......... 52.53200 Free ...... Grunow (Bucknell) ...... 1:53.63500 Free ...... Faas (Bucknell) ........... 5:09.751000 Free .... Feinthel (Bucknell) .... 10:30.191650 Free .... Holthaus (Penn) ........ 17:29.84100 Fly ......... Grunow (Bucknell) ......... 58.51200 Fly ......... Wood (Bucknell) .......... 2:07.85100 Back...... Kolata (Army) ................. 58.30200 Back...... Myers (Bucknell) ......... 2:06.89100 Breast ... Flick (Bucknell) ............ 1:06.87200 Breast ... Flick (Bucknell) ............ 2:25.33200 IM.......... Grunow (Bucknell) ...... 2:10.75400 IM.......... Hallano (Penn) ............ 4:39.51200 MR ........ Bucknell ...................... 1:50.97400 MR ........ Bucknell ...................... 4:00.97200 FR ......... Penn............................ 1:39.73400 FR ......... Bucknell ...................... 3:37.73800 FR ......... Bucknell ...................... 8:01.831m Diving* ... Ehrgood (Bucknell) ...... 258.203m Diving* ... Ellis (Colgate) ............... 267.53*6 dives

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Event Name (School) Time/Score50 Free ......Linn 2005 (Navy) ...............20.04100 Free ....Tyla 2005 (Binghamton) ....44.00200 Free ....Liscinsky 2003 (American) ..1:36.75500 Free ....Golebiewski (Plym Whitemarsh) ...4:28.021000 Free ..Trafton 2007 (Bucknell) ..9:30.501650 Free ..Trafton 2007 (Bucknell) ..15:39.68100 Fly .......Green 2005 (Lehigh) .........49.21200 Fly .......Disbrow 2007 (Army) ......1:48.12100 Back....Schirk 2005 (Owen J Roberts) ...48.96200 Back....Liscinsky 2003 (American) ..1:45.86100 Breast..Szabo 2003 (American).....54.89200 Breast..Bassett 2003 (American)...2:00.01200 IM........Liscinsky 2003 (American) ..1:47.20400 IM........Meyer 2007 (Navy) .........3:54.33200 MR ......Navy 2005 ......................1:30.76400 MR ......Army 2007 ......................3:19.56200 FR .......Navy 2005 ......................1:21.59400 FR .......Navy 2005 ......................3:00.29800 FR .......Navy 2007 ......................6:40.981m Diving...Teague 2005 (Navy) .......337.40*3m Diving...Teague 2007 (Navy) .......361.00** 6 optionals

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Event Name (School) Time/Score50 Free ......King 2005 (Spring Grove HS) ...22.80100 Free ....King 2005 (Spring Grove HS) ... 49.54200 Free ....Riefenstahl 2005 (Hempfi eld HS) ......1:48.84500 Free ....Gingrich 2006 (E. Pennsboro) ....4:45.291000 Free ..Thiel 2007 (American) ...10:03.021650 Free ..Thiel 2007 (American) ...16:45.10100 Fly .......Nolan 2007 (Hershey HS) .....54.14200 Fly .......Zahalka 2007 (Navy) ......2:03.79100 Back....Weaner 2006 (Gettysburg HS) ....55.08200 Back....Lague 2005 (UNH) ............1:59.58100 Breast..Dietrich 2006 (Oakland HS) ...1:02.55200 Breast..Daly 2004 (UNH)...............2:16.17200 IM........Vavra 2007 (Panther Valley) ...2:01.48400 IM........Zahalka 2007 (Navy) ......4:22.95200 MR ......Bucknell 2005 .................1:43.99400 MR ......Bucknell 2005 .................3:47.48200 FR .......Navy 2007 ......................1:34.20400 FR .......Navy 2007 ......................3:26.05800 FR .......Navy 2007 ......................7:27.851m Diving...Haviland 2005 (Army).....273.00*3m Diving...Griffi n 2007 (Navy) .........299.20** 6 optionals

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Event Name (School) Time/Score50 Free ........ Neary (Bucknell) ............ 20.91100 Free ...... Harvey (Bucknell) ........... 45.87200 Free ...... Harvey (Bucknell), ..................... Doust (Syracuse) ........ 1:42.08500 Free ...... Harvey (Bucknell) ........ 4:34.051000 Free .... Girshe (LaSalle) .......... 9:29.521650 Free .... Pinney (Penn) ........... 16:42.78100 Fly ......... Neary (Bucknell) ............ 50.68200 Fly ......... Smutney (Temple) ....... 1:50.37100 Back...... Steenson (Bucknell) ....... 52.35200 Back...... Larson (Fordham) ....... 1:54.81100 Breast ... Ebel (LaSalle) ................ 58.38200 Breast ... Sanocki (Maryland) ..... 2:07.10200 IM.......... Harvey (Bucknell) ........ 1:54.91400 IM.......... Kanaugh (LaSalle) ...... 4:02.00200 MR ........ Bucknell ...................... 1:35.59400 MR ........ Maryland ..................... 3:31.39200 FR ......... Bucknell ...................... 1:25.58400 FR ......... Bucknell ...................... 3:06.88800 FR ......... Bucknell ...................... 7:08.291m Diving* ... Richards (Bucknell) ...... 310.553m Diving* ... Ebert (Penn State) ....... 353.10*6 dives

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Kinney Natatorium

opened in October 2002.

The Bucknell University Department of Athletics and Recreation prides itself on setting the standard of excellence when it comes to success both on the playing fi elds and in the classroom. With 13 Patri-ot League Presidents’ Cups in 17 years, national leadership in gradu-ation rates, 114 ESPN the Magazine Academic All-Americans in 37 years and 108 Patriot League Scholar-Athletes in 17years, Bucknell is clearly at the head of the class in terms of upholding the scholar-athlete model.

The 2003 addition of the Kenneth G. Langone Athletics and Recre-ation Center, one of the fi nest collegiate athletics and recreation ven-ues of its kind, ensures the continuation of that success.

The facility enhances each of Bucknell’s 27 varsity programs and greatly expands the scope of its growing intramural and recreational sports offerings. A visually appealing structure located along Moore Avenue on the “downhill” side of campus, the Langone Athletics and Recreation Center was designed to reach out to all members of the campus community, including the student body, varsity student-ath-letes, faculty, staff and alumni.

Three primary venues lie within the facility: the Arthur D. Kinney Jr. Natatorium, the 4,000-seat Gary A. Sojka Pavilion and the Krebs Family Fitness Center. Other features include a new location for the Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame, a display of Bucknell’s Congressio-nal Medal of Honor recipients, a sports medicine and athletic training suite, classrooms, modern offi ces for coaches and staff and increased locker room space for varsity and recreational athletes.

The facility is named in honor of Ken Langone, a 1957 Bucknell graduate who, along with his wife Elaine, pledged $11 million toward the center’s construction. Langone was a member of the university Board of Trustees from 1980 to 1996.

One of the special qualities of the Langone Athletics and Recre-ation Center is the manner in which it supplements the pre-existing facilities. The new construction surrounds Gerhard Fieldhouse and historic Davis Gymnasium, which has been restored as a competition venue for the Bison volleyball and wrestling teams, as well as intramu-ral, recreation and other varsity practice activities.

As Bucknell continues to strive toward its mission of setting the standard of excellence in college athletics, the Langone Athletics and Recreation Center is the centerpiece in an already impressive cache of athletics facilities that includes the 13,100-seat Christy Mathewson-Memorial Stadium and its FieldTurf and 8-lane track surface; the sce-nic Bucknell Golf Club; Depew Field, the home of the Bison baseball team; and the spacious West Fields Complex, which encompasses Depew Field (baseball), Varsity Softball Field and the adjoining Gra-ham Field (Astroturf for fi eld hockey and women’s lacrosse) and Var-sity Soccer Field (natural grass) venues that now feature a brand new stadium/press box facility.

A closer look behind the walls of the Kenneth G. Langone Athletics and Recreation Center:

RAMER SCHAFFNER MEMORIAL HALLRamer Schaffner Memorial Hall greets guests as they enter the

Langone Athletics and Recreation Center. The entry hall features the busts of 2nd Lt. George H. Ramer and 1st Lt. Dwite H. Schaffner, Bucknell’s Congressional Medal of Honor recipients, and provides ac-cess to Gerhard Fieldhouse and the Krebs Family Fitness Center on the ground level. Guests may proceed to the second level to enter Da-vis Gym, administrative offi ces and the Hall of Fame, which celebrates Bucknell’s Patriot League championships and other notable feats.

KREBS FITNESS CENTERPromoting lifetime wellness, the Krebs Family Fitness Center con-

tains state-of-the-art cardiovascular and strength conditioning equip-ment. The 16,000-square-foot center includes over 175 positions for equipment within three distinct areas. The fi rst-level cardiovascular and pin-select equipment is open for student, faculty and staff use at all times. Directly above, the mezzanine also contains cardio equip-ment, with scenic views of the campus and natatorium.

The third area, the Berger Family Weight Room, sits on the for-mer site of Freas-Rooke Pool, and is used for instructional free-weight training and varsity workouts.

KINNEY NATATORIUMKinney Natatorium features a 50-meter by 25-yard Olympic class

pool, which accommodates four varsity programs — men’s and wom-en’s swimming and diving and men’s and women’s water polo — while enhancing the recreational aquatics opportunities for the Bucknell community. The pool itself features two moveable bulkheads, allow-ing for multiple team practices and recreational swimming to occur simultaneously.

Natatorium amenities include seating for 500 spectators, rest-rooms, separated varsity and visiting team locker rooms, a poolside classroom, sauna, steam room and concession stands.

Already Kinney Natatorium has played host to several major events, most notably the 2005 NCAA Men’s Water Polo Champi-onship. The facility has also served as host of the 2003, 2005 and 2007 Patriot League Swimming and Diving Championships, the 2004 Eastern Women’s Water Polo Championship and an exhibition game against the U.S. women’s water polo national team, drawing rave re-views at each. Beginning in the spring of 2005, the Pennsylvania state swimming championships moved to Kinney Natatorium.

The facility has proven to be quite a home pool advantage for Bucknell, which became the fi rst institution in league history to capture both the men’s and women’s swimming and diving championships in the same season in 2003. A total of 20 meet records and 16 league marks fell that weekend.

SOJKA PAVILIONSojka Pavilion provides the Bison men’s and women’s basketball

programs with one of the fi nest arenas in the East. A “fi rst-class” venue capable of seating 4,000 spectators for sporting and other campus events, the pavilion has walk-down access to all seats and unobstruct-ed views of the playing surface or concert stage for all spectators. The seating bowl features approximately 1,500 fi xed seats and 2,500 retractable seats, enabling an “expandable” open fl oor area with suf-fi cient space for three basketball courts for recreational activities and varsity practices. The spacious upper-level concourse includes two concession areas, restrooms, handicapped seating and several suites that overlook the fl oor.

Behind the scenes, on the fl oor level, Sojka Pavilion provides a green room for performance acts and other functions, a catering kitch-en for special events, ticket windows, locker room space for home and visiting teams and offi cials, and a loading dock capable of accommo-dating team buses and production trucks for televised events.

More than a dozen nationally televised basketball games have been aired from Sojka Pavilion, including the ESPN2 broadcast of the 2006 Patriot League championship game and an ESPN360 airing of the Bucknell-Villanova men’s game that drew a school-record crowd of 4,433.

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Joseph Metcalf ’08collected his

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2006-07 Season Review2006-07 Season Review

The Bucknell men’s swimming and diving team opened up 2006-07 with two meets on the road at Holy Cross and Boston College on Oct. 28 and 29, and came away with victories in both, by the scores of 155-81 and 178-121, respectively. The Bison won all 13 events against the Crusaders, while, with a strong start against the Eagles, were able to build a 78-33 advantage after col-lecting victories in fi ve of the fi rst six events, including sweeping the top three spots in the 1,000 free and the 100 breast.

On Nov. 4, the Orange and Blue opened the home portion of the schedule with the non-scored Bucknell Sprint Invitational. Competing against American and Villanova, the Bison were victorious in eight individual events and three relays. Jeffrey Manning was Bucknell’s lone double-winner as he was the top point scorer in both the one-meter and the three-meter dives.

The squad followed up with a double-dual meet at home in Kinney Natato-rium against Lafayette and Navy on Nov. 11, splitting its results with a victory over the Leopards, 217-82, while falling to the Midshipmen, 234-66. Matt Cran-dell was the top individual fi nisher for Bucknell as he collected two runner-up showings in the 100 fl y and in the 200 fl y.

On Nov. 18-19, the Bison played host to the Bucknell Trials/Finals Invita-tional and took second out of fi ve teams with 818 points. Binghamton came away with the top spot after scoring 830 points, while Old Dominion was third (611), Towson fourth (594) and Rider fi fth (440). Bradford Bennett was the lone event winner for the Orange and Blue on day one, claiming fi rst in the 100 breast with a personal-best time to move up to sixth on the Bucknell top-10 list. Crandell improved his ranking in the record books as well, capturing a run-ner-up fi nish in the 200 fl y in 1:53.31, good for fourth all-time in Bison history. After setting a personal best in the 100 breast on day one, Bennett posted a second-place time of 2:09.24 in the 200 breast on the second day of the meet, which vaulted him into the Bison record books with the seventh-fastest time in school history.

Coming off a second-place fi nish at the Bucknell Trials/Finals Invitational, the Orange and Blue dropped a 137-75 decision to Maryland-Baltimore County on Dec. 3 and closed out the fi rst semester with a record of 3-2 (2-1 PL). Man-ning took second in both diving events, while Crandell and Michael Deighan collected runner-up showings for the Orange and Blue, as well, in the 200 fl y and 200 breast, respectively.

The Bison returned to action on Jan. 6 against Princeton, and despite open-ing the meet by collecting wins in the fi rst two events, the squad dropped a 210-73 decision to the Tigers. Mark Kawczenski started things off by winning the opening event, the 100 back. Deighan followed up by going one-two in the 100 breast, however, the Bison were only able to manage one other event win the rest of the way as Crandell claimed the top time in the 200 fl y.

On Alumni weekend, Jan. 13, Bucknell came away with one win and one loss in its Patriot League double-dual meet in front of a packed Kinney Natato-rium. The Bison downed Colgate, 215-85, but fell to Army 191-109. Kawczen-ski, Bennett, Grant Steadman and John Peterman started things off with a win in the 200 medley relay. Kawczenski earned an individual fi rst-place fi nish for the Bison as well, in the 100 back in 52.98. David Iselin was also victorious, as he was fi rst to touch the wall in the 200 back.

Three members of the Orange and Blue took home fi rst-place fi nishes on Jan. 20, but Bucknell came up short against Columbia, falling by the score of 150-92. Deighan swam the 200 breast in 2:09.78, to win the event. Peterman and Patrick Stummer both took fi rst in events, as well, in the 100 free and the 500 free, respectively.

Then on Jan. 27, the Bison concluded the dual-meet portion of the 2006-07 schedule with a 154-146 setback to Lehigh to fi nish up with a record of 4-6, 3-3 in the Patriot League. The squad held a four-point lead with four events remaining, but could not hold off the Mountain Hawks on Senior Day. Crandell, the lone senior on the men’s side, was one of four members of the Orange and Blue to post individual wins in the meet.

Only a handful of Bucknell’s student-athletes were in action at the non-scored Bison Invitational on Feb. 3. Manning won both diving events and Iselin, the lone male swimmer to compete in the meet, took fourth in the 500 free.

At the Patriot League Championships, which were held Feb. 16-18 in Kinnney Natatorium, Bucknell took third out of eight teams with 557 points.

On day one, Luke Trafton broke the program 500 free record to fi nish as the runner-up in the event, as fi ve Bison records and 23 top-10 times were set in the three-day meet.

In the second day of competition, Bucknell posted wins in two events as the Orange and Blue started off the evening session with a gold-medal perfor-mance in the 200 medley relay as the team of Kawczenski, Bennett, Stead-man and set a new Bucknell record with the winning time of one minute, 31.93 seconds, becoming the fi rst Bison squad to capture a victory in the event at the league meet since 2000. Kawczenski later won an individual title as well, claiming fi rst in the 100 back. His fi nals time broke the school record of 50.14, posted by Don Steenson in 1992.

Then on the third and fi nal day of the championships, Trafton took home Male Rookie of the Meet honors and was one of fi ve members of the Orange and Blue to be named to the All-League squads. Trafton won the 1,650 free for his second individual PL title and set new school and facility records in the event with a time of 15:39.68.

Men’s 2006-07 SeasonReviewOpening up 2006-07 on the road, the Bucknell women’s swimming and div-

ing team split a pair of meets on the fi rst weekend of the season, defeating Holy Cross 139-96 on Oct. 28, but falling to Boston College, 168-132 on Oct. 29. Against the Crusaders, eight of the 11 individual events were won by members of the Orange and Blue, while the Bison took fi rst in both relays, as well. Facing the Eagles, Kristen Skroski won both distance freestyle events and Kelly Morris also had a hand in two victories, but it wasn’t quite enough in the close decision.

On Nov. 4, the Bison opened their home schedule with the non-scored Bucknell Sprint Invitational. Competing against American and Saint Francis (Pa.), Megan Mongan was part of three winning relays and posted four top-three individual fi nishes to lead the Orange and Blue. Mongan won the 100 IM, was the runner-up in the both the 50 fl y and the 100 free, and captured third in the 100 fl y. She also helped the Bison post victories in the 200 free, 200 medley and the 400 free relays.

Bucknell followed up with a double-dual meet against Lafayette and Navy at home in Kinney Natatorium on Nov. 11. The squad saw two top-10 marks fall from its record books, but was unable to come away with a win, tying the Leopards, 150-150, and falling to Navy, 200-100. The 200 medley relay squad of Courtney Warren, Morris, Katherine Munson and Rebecca Scheffter turned in the runner-up time in the event, 1:48.81 seconds, for the 10th-fastest time in Bucknell history. Morris broke into the Bison record books as an individual, as well, as her time of 1:08.20 in the 100 breast was good for third in the meet and ranks 10th all-time.

Then on Nov. 18-19, the Orange and Blue played host to the two-day Bucknell Trials/Finals Invitational and fi nished second out of fi ve teams with 968.5 points.

On day one, Morris improved upon her 100 breast time from the previous week, which initially landed her in the Bucknell record books. She fi nished sec-ond in the event with a time of one minute, 6.54 seconds, to move up to second on the Bison top-10 list. Lauren Russell cracked the program’s top-10 in the 100 back, fi nishing third in the event with a time of 1:06.54, good for 10th all-time.

In the second day of the competition, Laura Goeller was the lone event winner for the Bison as she captured the top spot in the 200 back, heading a one-two-three sweep in the event for the Orange and Blue. Goeller headed up another strong showing for the Bison in the 400 IM where she was the runner-up. Nikki Woodward fi nished right behind her in third, while Abigail Paules was fourth. In the 200 breast, Morris captured second with a time of 2:26.20, which landed her fi fth in the Bucknell record books.

The Bison closed out the fi rst semester with a 129-106 setback against Mary-land-Baltimore County on Dec. 3. Scheffter was the runner-up in the 50 free and took in the 100 free in 54.08. Munson and Skroski fi nished in the top three in two events as well, both with pairs of third-place fi nishes. Munson’s came in the 50 free and the 200 fl y, while Skroski scored in the 200 free and in the 500 free.

Bucknell began the second half of its schedule on Jan. 6 with a non-scored meet at Princeton with James Madison. In the individual events, the Bison took home two fi rst-place fi nishes and three runner-up showings. Warren and Skroski both collected wins for the Orange and Blue as Warren was the fi rst to touch the wall in the 50 back and Skroski posted the top time in the 100 free. On the boards, Eliza Massie set a program record in three-meter, six optionals with a mark of 257.54 was good for fi fth in the meet.

In front of a packed Kinney Natatorium on Alumni Weekend on Jan. 13, the Bison split a double-dual against two Patriot League opponents, trouncing Army 215-85, but coming up just short against Colgate, 158-142. The Orange and Blue started off on a high note as the team of Warren, Morris, Munson and Scheffter took fi rst in the 200 medley relay with a time of one minute, 48.61 seconds, good for 10th in the school record books. Warren posted a top-10 time as well, with a runner-up time of 59.56 in the 100 back, which was eighth-fastest Bison history.

On Jan. 20, Massie achieved a personal-best mark to take fi rst in one-meter diving, but Bucknell fell to Columbia, 190.5-187.5. Massie won the one-meter with a score of 252.00, to come within less than fi ve points of the Bucknell record to rank second on the program’s top-10 list. In the swimming events, Woodward fi nished fi rst in the 500 free, while Warren, Morris and Scheffter all took home two runner-up showings apiece.

The Bison celebrated Senior Day on Jan. 27 by posting wins in 12 of 16 events to roll to a 209-91 victory over Lehigh. The squad wrapped the 2006-07 dual-meet schedule with a record of 3-5-1, 3-2-1 in the Patriot League.

In preparation for the Patriot League Championships, Bucknell competed in the Bison Invitational on Feb. 3 alongside league opponents American, Lafayette and Navy. Rebecca Bersani was the runner-up in both diving events. Her score of 253.10 in one-meter diving was the best by a Bison for the season and improved her to second on the program’s top-10 list. Lauren Arey and Alexandra Lovallo both posted personal bests in the meet, as well. Arey’s came in the 200 free and Lovallo set a personal-best in the 50 free.

Bucknell took second at the Patriot League Championships which were held Feb. 16-18, in Kinney Natatorium with 644 points. Ten members of the Orange and Blue were named to the All-Patriot League fi rst and second teams, while 24 new program top-10 marks were set during the three-day meet, including a new school 500 free record of 4:55.73 posted by Woodward.

The Bison collected runner-up fi nishes in three events as Scheffter was sec-ond in the 50 free, Warren captured second in the 100 back and the 400 med-ley relay squad of Warren, Morris, Munson and Scheffter claimed second in the event.

Representing the Orange and Blue on the all-league fi rst team were Mun-son, Scheffter and Woodward, based on their individual point totals in the meet. Scheffter concluded her four years with the Bison with 181 championship points, good for third in the Patriot League among the Class of 2007. Earning spots on the second team were Bersani, Goeller, Massie, Mongan, Morris, Skroski and Warren.

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What It TookWhat It Took

Kelly Morris ’09

Event Won Patriots

8th Place (Finals)

16th Place (Finals)

8th Place (Prelims)

16th Place (Prelims)

NCAA “A” Cut

NCAA “B” Cut

Invited to NCAAs

US National Cut (SCY)

50 Free 20.45 21.14 21.66 21.15 21.58 19.60 20.18 19.78 20.69

100 Free 45.07 46.72 47.87 46.84 47.64 43.19 44.48 43.58 45.29

200 Free 1.38.64 1.44.56 1.45.08 1.43.44 1.45.10 1.35.05 1.37.94 1.36.43 1.39.69

500 Free 4.30.63 4.41.12 4.44.10 4.37.89 4.45.15 4.19.49 4.27.27 4.21.39 4.29.19

1650 Free 15.39.68 16.25.05 17.20.57 16.25.05 17.20.57 15.05.87 15.33.04 15.11.71 15.41.59

100 Back 49.90 52.25 56.73 52.47 56.76 47.43 48.84 48.00 50.49

200 Back 1.49.05 1.55.06 2.01.20 1.55.48 2.02.37 1.43.60 1.46.70 1.45.00 1.49.59

100 Breast 56.44 58.80 1.01.08 58.35 1.00.46 53.60 55.20 54.05 56.69

200 Breast 2.01.56 2.09.34 2.12.63 2.07.77 2.13.13 1.57.09 2.00.60 1.58.09 2.03.39

100 Fly 48.73 51.96 53.25 51.69 53.12 47.09 48.50 47.54 49.49

200 Fly 1.48.12 1.56.31 2.01.45 1.56.55 2.01.79 1.44.93 1.48.07 1.45.77 1.50.49

200 IM 1.51.23 1.56.49 1.58.01 1.56.35 1.58.44 1.46.09 1.49.27 1.47.14 1.51.29

400 IM 3.54.33 4.08.97 4.15.53 4.09.94 4.13.30 3.47.89 3.54.72 3.50.08 3.58.19

200 Free Relay 1.22.59 1.30.33 ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ 1.18.47 1.20.82 1.19.16 ~~~~

400 Free Relay 3.00.92 3.15.92 ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ 2.54.21 2.59.43 2.56.21 3.09.89

800 Free Relay 6.40.98 7.15.28 ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ 6.26.08 6.37.66 6.30.38 7.01.59

200 Medley Relay 1.31.93 1.40.89 ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ 1.26.52 1.29.11 1.27.29 ~~~~

400 Medley Relay 3.19.56 3.39.61 ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ 3.11.65 3.17.39 3.12.96 3.31.29

1-Meter 323.45 230.10 ~~~~ 222.75 ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~

3-Meter 361.00 206.20 ~~~~ 235.80 ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~

What it Took in 2007 - Men

Event Won Patriots

8th Place (Finals)

16th Place (Finals)

8th Place (Prelims)

16th Place (Prelims)

NCAA “A” Cut

NCAA “B” Cut

Invited to NCAAs

US National Cut (SCY)

50 Free 23.28 24.78 25.37 24.53 25.43 22.62 23.29 22.87 23.59

100 Free 51.10 53.45 55.15 52.77 54.35 49.42 50.90 49.77 51.19

200 Free 1.50.19 1.54.22 1.57.89 1.54.73 1.57.16 1.47.09 1.50.30 1.47.82 1.50.29

500 Free 4.49.52 5.07.99 5.18.82 5.07.16 5.10.43 4.45.46 4.54.02 4.47.12 4.52.49

1650 Free 16.45.10 17.43.43 18.17.12 17.43.43 18.17.12 16.23.54 16.53.02 16.29.28 16.50.19

100 Back 56.47 59.27 1.01.89 59.46 1.01.95 54.38 56.01 54.83 56.69

200 Back 2.02.02 2.06.94 2.14.86 2.08.03 2.13.98 1.57.32 2.00.83 1.58.02 2.02.19

100 Breast 1.03.47 1.07.14 1.08.65 1.06.25 1.08.65 1.01.85 1.03.70 1.02.40 1.04.19

200 Breast 2.17.60 2.23.94 2.31.47 2.23.89 2.30.91 2.14.19 2.18.21 2.15.01 2.18.69

100 Fly 55.77 58.38 59.83 58.57 59.89 53.75 55.36 54.29 56.19

200 Fly 2.03.79 2.10.99 2.14.96 2.10.09 2.13.10 1.58.99 2.02.55 2.00.13 2.03.09

200 IM 2.03.44 2.11.75 2.12.48 2.09.35 2.12.42 2.00.34 2.03.95 2.00.90 2.04.09

400 IM 4.22.95 4.36.56 4.42.32 4.35.65 4.44.19 4.15.63 4.23.29 4.17.38 4.23.79

200 Free Relay 1.34.20 1.41.90 ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ 1.31.01 1.33.74 1.32.13 ~~~~

400 Free Relay 3.26.05 3.40.41 ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ 3.18.39 3.24.34 3.21.00 3.35.99

800 Free Relay 7.27.85 8.10.35 ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ 7.10.49 7.23.40 7.16.77 7.41.69

200 Medley Relay 1.44.25 1.52.59 ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ 1.39.49 1.42.47 1.40.96 ~~~~

400 Medley Relay 3.47.49 4.07.97 ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ 3.38.02 3.44.56 3.41.21 4.00.49

1-Meter 261.65 178.60 ~~~~ 199.00 ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~

3-Meter 288.05 201.35 ~~~~ 197.00 ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~~

What it Took in 2007 - Women

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Men’s PreviewMen’s Preview

Ben Leboza ’10 earned a Second

Team All-Patriot League selection as a freshman in 2007 after scoring 30 points at the

league meet.

Coming off a successful 2006-07 season that saw fi ve school records fall and culminated with a third-place fi nish at the Patriot League Cham-pionships, Bucknell swimming and diving head coach Dan Schinnerer believes the Bison men’s squad has great potential heading into the 2007-08 campaign.

“We’re looking to continue to move up the ladder at the league meet and close the gap or move in front of the teams that fi nished ahead of us,” said Schinnerer. “We have a fairly veteran group, a group that’s been together for a good amount of time, so I think

that makes for very strong team chemistry. I know as a whole the team members have some pretty high goals for themselves and are moti-vated as a unit for this upcoming season.”

SPRINT FREESTYLEBucknell returns a strong group of sprint freestylers, headed-up

by junior Mark Kawczenski and seniors Grant Steadman and John Peterman. Steadman was a fi nalist in both the 50- and 100-yard free at the Patriot League Championships, posting career-best times. Kaw-czenski was a fi nalist in the 50 free, where he fi nished sixth with the seventh-best time in program history (20.96), and made the consola-tion fi nals in the 100. Peterman qualifi ed for the fi nals in the 100 free, placing sixth, and was a consolation fi nalist in the 50. Senior Bradford Bennett scored in the 50 last season as well (16th).

“For this group it will be a quest to try and continue to improve and move further up in the scoring,” explained Schinnerer.

Schinnerer expects sophomore Dan Fletcher to begin playing a larger role in the100 free, as well, and has seen sophomore Ben Leboza, a middle-distance freestyler, show strength and development in the 100.

MID-FREESYLESchinnerer sees Leboza and junior Chris Amato as two of the

team’s top returnees in the 200 and 500 freestyle. Both rank among the program’s top-10 in those events and scored at the 2007 league meet.

“This is an area where we saw a lot of good things last year,” com-mented Schinnerer. “We had fi ve guys in the 200 free consolation fi nal at the 2007 championships, which is a great example of what we can build on. If we can get more of those guys into the fi nals, it would make a dramatic point difference for us. Those are the type of things we need to do to close the gap on Army and Navy.”

Schinnerer notes that Peterman also has the ability to stretch up to the 200 from the sprint group and sees Fletcher, sophomore Luke Trafton and junior Patrick Stummer as other potential contributors in the 200.

In the 500 free, the Bison return Trafton, who was the Patriot League runner-up and holds the school record in the event. Among Bucknell’s four consolation fi nalists in the 500 last season were Lebo-za, senior Joseph Metcalf, Amato and Stummer. “Leboza had a really good summer of training this year and that should translate well for him in his sophomore season,” Schinnerer explained.

DISTANCETrafton captured the Patriot League title in the 1,650 free at the

2007 championship meet, setting school records in the 1,000 and 1,650 free and is expected to lead the distance corps for the Orange and Blue again in 2007-08. Stummer and Leboza, who fi nished in the top-eight at the league meet last season, fourth and eighth, respec-tively, should continue to improve and provide points for the Bison. Also adding depth for the Orange and Blue will be senior Tyler Sowell and junior Jeffrey Ayres.

BACKSTROKEIn the backstroke events, Bucknell returns the 100 school record

holder and 2007 Patriot League champion in Kawczenski, who posted a time of 49.90 for his fi rst-place fi nish. In addition, sophomore David

Iselin scored in the 100 and 200 back at last season’s league meet, taking seventh in the 200 and 12th in the 100. His time in the 200 back placed him 10th on the program’s all-time list. Senior Matthew McGraw was a consolation fi nal in the 200 back last season as well. Schinnerer will also look to freshman Gonzalo DeLeon to contribute in the backstroke.

“I think he is someone who has the potential to be a real impact guy for us,” said Schinnerer, “especially in the 200 back.”

Sophomore Spencer Hallowell gives the Bison another option in this area as well.

BREASTSTROKEBreaststroke is arguably one of deepest event groups for the Bison

as the squad returns Metcalf, Bennett and junior Michael Deighan, who were all fi nalists in at least one breaststroke event at the Patriot League Championships in 2007. All three set new career bests in the 100, re-writing the program’s top-10 list. Bennett took third, while Met-calf was fi fth and Deighan won the consolation fi nal for a ninth-place fi nish. In the 200 breast, Metcalf fi nished third, Deighan was fi fth with a new Bucknell top-10 mark and Bennett was the top fi nisher in the consolation fi nal.

“I think we are well-balanced across the board in all of our events, but I think breaststroke is defi nitely one of our strengths,” commented Schinnerer.

Providing additional depth will be sophomore Brett Carey, who scored in both breastroke events at the league meet as a freshman (11th in the 200, 13th in the 100) and sophomore Ben Bible.

BUTTERFLYIn the butterfl y events, Schinnerer will look to a pair of newcomers

after losing perennial Patriot League scorer Matt Crandell to gradua-tion. Steadman returns for the Bison in the 100 following a sixth-place showing at the league meet in 2007 and freshmen Michael Volpe and Brendan Wills will lead the way in the 200 fl y, while also bolstering the team’s depth in the 100.

IMSchinnerer sees the IM as an area where individuals will need to

continue to develop and step up in as he looks ahead to the 2007-08 campaign. Fletcher, Carey and Deighan all reached the consolation fi nals in the 200 at the Patriot League Championships last season and Schinnerer feels they all have the ability to improve upon those per-formances.

In the 400 IM, Trafton narrowly missed the school record and went on to take fi fth at the league meet. Senior Theo Leriotis was a scorer for the Bison in the event as well and Schinnerer expects he will be a factor for the squad again this season.

DIVINGJunior Jeffery Manning is Bucknell’s top returning diver as he ranks

second in program history in both one-meter, six optionals and three-meter, six optionals. He was a fi nalist in the three-meter at the league championships last year as well, taking sixth in the event. Junior Ste-ven Schmaltz returns for the Bison, while the squad will also welcome freshman Andrew Vogl to the fold.

RELAYSThe entire school-record setting 2007 Patriot League champion

200 medley relay squad of Kawczen-ski, Bennett, Steadman and Peter-man remains intact for the Orange and Blue in 2007-08 and Schinnerer expects a variation of that group will be the core of Bucknell’s 400 medley relay and is excited about the team’s potential in both of those relays.

In the freestyle relays, Schinnerer believes the Bison have good depth, but will need to continue to develop some of their top performers to try and get closer to Bucknell’s records in those events.

2007-08 Men’s Swimming and Diving Season Preview

Michael Deighan ’09Michael Deighan ’09

David Iselin ’10David Iselin ’10

2007-08 Bucknell

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Women’s PreviewWomen’s Preview

Megan Mongan ’10is Bucknell’s top returning point scorer from the 2007 Patriot

LeagueChampionships.

Coming off a runner-up fi nish at the Patriot League Championships in 2006-07, the Bucknell women’s swim-ming and diving team is determined to continue the program’s history of success. Despite losing a group of key contributors to graduation, sec-ond-year head coach Dan Schinnerer feels that his young squad is up to the task.

“We graduated a pretty strong se-nior class from last season,” admitted Schinnerer. “A number of the women from the Class of 2007 were big con-tributors throughout their four years. We’re defi nitely young and have some

holes to fi ll, but we have the ability to fi ll those holes. The emphasis we have this year is really trying to get everyone to step up and develop. I think a lot of our athletes had good seasons last year and if we can build on those this year, it will make up for a lot of what we graduated. There is a great deal of potential throughout all the classes. Navy did not graduate many of its scorers from last season nor did Colgate. It will be a challenge to get back ahead of Navy and to remain in front of Colgate, but it’s a challenge we’re up for.”

SPRINT FREESTYLEIn the 50- and 100-yard freestyle events, the Bison lost four-time

All-Patriot League selection Rebecca Scheffter to graduation, but re-turn sophomore Megan Mongan, who took fi fth in the 100 last season, posting the fourth-fastest time in school history. According to Schin-nerer, “she had a good freshman year, but has the potential to have a breakout sophomore season.”

In the 50 and 100, freshman Molly Goebel could potentially make an impact for the Orange and Blue along with returning juniors Alex-andra Lovallo and Susan Horstmann and senior Lauren Butrie. As a sophomore, Horstmann scored in the 100 free consolation fi nal at the league meet.

Schinnerer also notes that freshman Katie John and senior Kris-ten Skroski, who compete at some of the longer freestyle distances, could possibly move down to the 100 at times as Skroski was a part of Bucknell’s sprint relays as a junior.

MID-FREESTYLEIn the 200 and 500, Mongan and Skroski are expected to lead

the Bison as both were Patriot League scorers in 2007 and set new top-10 marks, not far from the program records. Mongan took fi fth at the PL Championships in the 200 free, posting the fourth-fastest time in school history (1:53.31). Skroski won the 200 and 500 consolation fi nals, each with times that rank sixth in the Bucknell record books, 1:53.68 and 5:03.32.

John’s best time is right amongst those of Mongan and Skroski and she is expected to be an additional contributor. Horstmann, But-rie and sophomore Lauren Arey will provide the Bison with additional depth in this area, as well.

DISTANCE FREESTYLESchinnerer will look to Skroski and John to lead Bucknell’s dis-

tance freestyle group. Skroski took eighth in the 1,650 free at the 2007 Patriot League Championships after posting two wins in the 1,000

during the year. Also returning is ju-nior Ally St. Claire, a 2006 all-league second team performer who scored in the 200 (15th), 500 (8th) and 1,650 (7th) at the league meet in 2007.

Junior Meghan O’Neill and senior Katalin Lyons could provide added points for the Orange and Blue in the distance events. Lyons, who missed the majority of her junior campaign due to injury, ranks ninth in the Bison record books for the 1,650.

BACKSTROKE

After strong performances by freshmen in the backstroke last sea-

son, Schinnerer expects this group to continue to develop as sophomores. Leading the way is Courtney Warren who was Bucknell’s top backstroker in 2006-07. She was the runner-up in the 100 at the league championships with the fourth-best time in school history, while also scoring in the 200 back (11th).

Right behind her throughout the year were Abigail Atkinson and Lau-ren Russell. Atkinson won the 100 back consolation fi nal at the league meet (9th) with the No. 10 time in pro-gram history (59.50) and also scored in the 200 (10th). Russell took 10th in the 100.

Sophomore Abby Paules, who took 13th in the 200 back at the PL Championships, will be called on again to contribute in this event group, along with freshman Sinead O’Dwyer.

BREASTSTROKEA strength for the Bison in 2006-07, Schinnerer believes the team’s

success in the breaststroke events will continue this season with Kelly Morris and Nikki Seaman back for their junior campaigns. Morris was fi fth in the 100 breast and fourth in the 200 at the 2007 league meet, while Seaman took 11th and ninth. Morris ranks second in the Bison record books in both events and Seaman holds the program’s fourth-best times in each.

Schinnerer feels the added talent of freshman Macey Keath “should provide a solid 1-2-3 punch” for the Orange and Blue.

Sophomore Caroline Walsh scored in the 200 breast at the Patriot League Championships as a freshman (14th) and should provide fur-ther depth, with senior Emmie Gallardo playing a role as well.

BUTTERFLYAccording to Schinnerer, the Bison “took a big hit in the butterfl y

events, losing Katherine Munson to graduation.” However, he looks for sophomore Sarah Pease to continue her development, coming off consolation fi nals appearances in both the 100 (16th) and 200 (12th) at the PL championship last season.

Schinnerer also feels that freshman Laura Twichell could develop into a strong contributor in this area, while sophomore Whitney Brown will add to the team’s depth in this event group.

IMIn the 200 IM, Bucknell returns Mongan, Russell and Atkinson. All

were Patriot League scorers in 2007, Mongan in the fi nals (8th) and Russell and Atkinson in the consolation fi nals, fi nishing 11th and 13th, respectively. Mongan and Russell both rank in the program’s top-10 for the 200 with Mongan standing sixth and Russell seventh.

Russell won the consolation fi nal in the 400 IM at the league meet as well, taking ninth overall with the sixth-fastest time in school history. Schinnerer expects Keath to bolster the team’s strength in this area along with O’Dwyer and sophomore Abigail Paules.

DIVINGSophomores Eliza Massie and Rebecca Bersani led the Bison div-

ers in 2006-07 as freshmen, both earning All-Patriot League second team selections. Bersani was the top performer for the Orange and Blue with third-place showings on both the one-meter and three-meter boards at the Patriot League Championships. Massie, who took fourth and fi fth in one-meter and three-meter compe-tition, respectively, at the PL meet, also set a Bucknell record in three-meter, six optionals during the sea-son. Sophomore Allison FitzPatrick entered the program record books as a freshman, as well, and is expected to make further strides in her second season.

2007-08 Women’s Swimming and Diving Season Preview

Rebecca Bersani ’10Rebecca Bersani ’10

Susan Horstmann ’09Susan Horstmann ’09 Sarah Pease ’10Sarah Pease ’10

Lauren Arey ’10Lauren Arey ’10

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Seven Bucknell records fell in Dan Schinnerer’s first

season as head coach of the Bison.

Coaching Staff Coaching Staff

Robert A. Latour Head Swimming & Diving CoachYale ’01

Second SeasonDan Schinnerer enters his second sea-

son as the head men’s and women’s swim-ming and diving coach at Bucknell.

In his fi rst season at the helm for the Bison, fi ve school records fell on the men’s side (500 free, 1,000 free, 1,650 free, 100 back and 200 medley relay) as the squad captured two individual and one relay title at the Patriot League Championships. The

Bucknell men took third at the league meet and Luke Trafton collected Rookie of the Meet honors.

Under Shinnerer’s direction, the women’s team produced 10 all-league performers on the way to a second-place fi nish at the Patriot League Championships. New records were set in the 500 free and the three-meter diving, six optionals, as well.

Prior to becoming the frontman for the Bison, the Yale gradu-ate was most recently an assistant coach with Michigan’s nationally ranked men’s swimming team.

Schinnerer had been associated with the vaunted Michigan pro-gram since 2003, fi rst as a volunteer assistant and then as a full-time assistant coach beginning in July 2004. Over his last three seasons the Wolverines fi nished fi fth, sixth and eighth, respectively, at the NCAA Championships, and in each of his last two years they produced two NCAA individual champions.

Schinnerer, who served as the team’s recruiting coordinator and budget administrator, designed and implemented the training program for the sprint and breaststroke group. He was able to work with Olym-pic-caliber swimmers, including Michigan student assistant coach Mi-chael Phelps, who won six gold medals and eight total medals at the 2004 Olympics in Athens. Four Michigan swimmers competed on the 2004 U.S. Olympic Team. The Wolverines placed fi ve swimmers with Michigan ties on the 2005 USA World Championship Team, and the Club Wolverine squad swept the men’s, women’s and combined titles

Dan SchinnererDan Schinnerer at the national championships in the summer of 2006. At Michigan Schinnerer apprenticed under a pair of legendary

head coaches in Jon Urbanchek and Bob Bowman. Urbanchek, an American Swimming Coaches Association Hall of Famer, won a na-tional championship and 13 Big Ten titles in 22 years at Michigan, and he coached in every Olympic Games from 1984 through 2004. He sent 28 of his Wolverine swimmers to the Olympics, and eight of those athletes combined to win 15 medals. Bowman took over the program in April 2004 after a successful nine-year stint at the North Baltimore Aquatic Club, where Phelps was one of his prize pupils. For his ac-complishments with North Baltimore, Bowman won the USA Swim-ming and the American Swimming Coaches Association Coach of the Year Awards in 2001 and 2003. He was also named the USA Swim-ming Developmental Coach of the Year in 2002.

Schinnerer was also heavily involved in Michigan’s highly regard-ed summer swimming camp program, where he mentored both girls and boys aged 9-18. As assistant camp director and head coach of the intensive camp, he worked with many top young swimmers on stroke technique and training principles.

At Yale, Schinnerer was a four-year swimming letterman, where he graduated from in 2001 with a bachelor of arts degree in history. As a member of the Bulldogs swimming team, he was a Senior Nationals qualifi er and was the recipient of the William Leeming Jellife Award for “greatest progress and development in swimming ability and outstand-ing leadership during his college years.”

The Grand Rapids, Mich., native went on to teach history and serve as assistant swimming coach at The Peddie School in Hightstown, N.J. He helped Peddie to an Eastern Interscholastic Prep School girls’ title in 2002 and a boys’ championship in 2003. Schinnerer coached multiple NISCA All-Americans, U.S. Open qualifi ers and senior nation-al qualifi ers at Peddie.

At Bucknell, Schinnerer has taken over a storied Bison swimming and diving program that has excelled since moving into the state-of-the-art Kinney Natatorium in 2002-03. Bucknell’s women captured four straight Patriot League championships from 2003-2006, while the Bison men won the title in 2003 and have fi nished among the top four team over the past four seasons. The Bucknell men won the 1964 NCAA College Division championship and have won 18 conference titles since 1960.

Schinnerer resides in Lewisburg with his wife Lesia, and their son Kase.

Assistant CoachThe College of New Jersey ’01

First SeasonDan Schupsky, former assistant men’s

swimming coach at The College of New Jer-sey, begins his fi rst season as an assistant coach for Bucknell swimming and diving in 2007-08.

Schupsky, who graduated from TCNJ in 2001 with a bachelor of science in phys-ics and secondary education, served a dual role as both an assistant coach for the Li-

ons and as the aquatics graduate assistant since beginning work on a master’s degree in education in 2005. He also spent time as the head YMCA summer swim coach at the Hunterdon County YMCA and was the boy’s head swimming coach at North Hunterdon High School in Annandale, N.J.

“Dan brings a great deal of energy and enthusiasm to our pro-gram,” said Bucknell head coach Dan Schinnerer. “He was an integral part of helping The College of New Jersey rise through the ranks of Division III swimming. His experience and motivation will help our pro-gram as we look to continue to reach new heights. His knowledge of coaching technique and swimmer development will be a great asset to the program.”

As an undergraduate, Schupsky was a four-time NCAA qualifi er at TCNJ and garnered 17 All-America honors as well as two Academic All-America selections while also setting six school records. The two-year captain of the Lions was the METRO Conference Rookie of the Year in 1997 and went on to collect three METRO Conference Swim-mer of the Meet awards, while being named TCNJ’s Most Valuable Swimmer all three years as well.

Dan SchupskyDan SchupskyAssistant Coach

Wisconsin-Oshkosh ’03First Season

Liz Tierney will enter her fi rst season as an assistant coach with Bucknell swimming and diving in 2007-08 after working with sev-eral swimming programs at the club and Di-vision III levels.

A 2003 graduate of the University of Wis-consin-Oshkosh with a bachelor of science in psychology, Tierney served as an assis-tant coach at Irvine Novaquatics in Irvine,

Calif., since 2005 and, in 2007, began working as an assistant coach at University High School, helping guide the women’s squad to a sec-ond-place fi nish at the California high school championships this past spring.

“Liz brings an array of coaching experiences to Bucknell,” said Bucknell head coach Dan Schinnerer. “She has worked both as a head coach at a D-III level and as an assistant at one of the top club pro-grams in the country. She also has a strong background in sports psy-chology and team building, which will be a great benefi t to the team. In addition, her time at the Irvine NOVAs has taught her creative and cutting edge training techniques.”

Tierney, who is working towards her master’s in kinesiology with an emphasis in sport psychology from Long Beach State, had served as head men’s and women’s swimming coach at Ripon College from 2003-04 prior to relocating to the West Coast. In her one season at the helm for the Red Hawks, she was named the 2003-04 Midwest Confer-ence Men’s Coach of the Year.

A letterwinner for the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh from 1999-2003, Tierney was a 12-time WIAC Conference fi nalist while competing for the Titans. She set school records in the 200-yard breastroke and the 200 butterfl y and was named team captain and MVP in 2002-03.

Liz TierneyLiz Tierney

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Sandy Elion is in her 14th season with the Bison.

Coaching Staff Coaching Staff

Assistant CoachConnecticut College

14th SeasonSandy Elion is in her 14th season as

a member of the Bucknell coaching staff. A teacher and co-director of the elemen-tary program at the West Branch School in nearby Williamsport for the last 29 years, Elion brings to Bucknell a wealth of swim-ming knowledge and experience. In the Bi-son program, Elion’s primary responsibility is working with the stroke group.

Elion has a bachelor of arts degree in child development from Con-necticut College and an MA in education from the University of Iowa.

A consistent record-setter in many midwestern and central U.S. swimming championships, Elion competed in the 1962-63 U.S. Na-tional Championships. She also competed for eight years on a Central AAU (now U.S. Swimming) team, serving as captain for three years.

After a two-year stint as waterfront director at Seaside Regional Center in Waterford, Conn., Elion’s coaching experience included several years of age group coaching fi rst at the Susquehanna Valley Aquatics Club and then at the Williamsport YMCA. Most recently, Elion coached at Williamsport High School from 1988-93, helping lead the team to four District IV titles. She also has plenty of experience as a volunteer coach, stroke specialist and stroke judge in the Williamsport area.

Elion and her husband, BU professor Carl Milofsky, have four adult children: Jude, Nina, Tessa and Jake.

Sandy ElionSandy Elion

Diving CoachConnecticut ’96

12th SeasonFormer University of Connecticut stand-

out diver Errol Carter enters his 12th season as coach of the Bison men’s and women’s diving program.

Carter graduated from UConn in 1996 with a bachelor of science degree in thera-peutic recreational services. He concluded an internship at the Institute of Living in Hartford over the summer of 1998, which completed

his undergraduate requirements. While at UConn, Carter was a four-year letterwinner as a diver with

the Huskies aquatics program. He advanced to the BIG EAST fi nals off the three-meter board in both his sophomore (1993-94) and junior (1994-95) seasons. He was also a conference fi nalist off the one-me-ter board in 1993-94. Carter helped his team win its fi rst New England championship in 1994-95 by placing fi fth on both boards.

Carter in 2002-03 helped Bison diver Adam Freeman to a Pa-triot League title and several school-record performances. In 2005, he coached Freeman and Erika Mannix to the NCAA Zone “A” Diving Championships. Most recently, in 2007, Carter guided Rebecca Ber-sani and Eliza Massie to all-league performances at the Patriot League Championships.

In Lewisburg, Carter volunteers his time with the community diving team and he also helped run a diving camp at West Chester University.

Errol CarterErrol Carter

Academic AdvisorBrandeis ’7013th Season

Assistant coach Sandy Elion’s husband, Carl Milofsky, enters his 13th season as the faculty representative with the Bison swim-ming program. Milofsky has been a professor of sociology at Bucknell since 1982.

Originally from Milwaukee, Wis., Milofsky was a professor at Yale University for four years before arriving in Lewisburg. He also taught at the City University of New York and

the University of Chicago prior to his stint at Yale. Milofsky received his bachelor’s degree from Brandeis University in

1970, and completed both master’s and doctoral work at the University of California at Berkeley.

Milofsky served as chairperson of Bucknell’s Sociology Depart-ment several times and was the editor of the Nonprofi t and Voluntary Sector Quarterly.

He is also the author of three books: Special Education — A Socio-logical Study of California Programs, Testers and Testing — A Sociology of School Psychology and Community Organizations — Studies in Resource Mobilization and Exchange.

Carl MilofskyCarl Milofsky

Aquatics CoordinatorVermont ’77

Sixth SeasonPam Armold, former head women’s swim-

ming coach at Cornell and most recently an assistant men’s and women’s swimming coach at Yale, is in her sixth year in the posi-tion of aquatics coordinator at Bucknell.

Armold oversees the daily operations of Bucknell’s Kinney Natatorium and Sojka Pavilion. She coordinates all pool-related operations, including programming and fa-

cility scheduling for varsity, recreation and outside use. Armold is also responsible for training and scheduling lifeguards, as well as aquatics event management.

A 1977 graduate of the University of Vermont, Armold had served as assistant men’s and women’s swimming coach at Yale from 1998 to 2002. That followed a 10-year stint at Cornell, the fi rst eight as an assistant men’s and women’s coach, and the last two (1996-98) as head women’s coach after the Big Red program restructured.

Armold, who also received a master of science degree in physical education from Ithaca College in 1980, took her fi rst head coaching position in the fall of 1980 at Humboldt State, where she coached the women’s swimming team and lectured in the physical education department for eight years.

She has a wealth of recreational swimming experience as well, having served as an instructor in swimming, water safety and lifeguard training. Armold also managed a pair of swimming pools in Glendale, Calif., during her stint at Humboldt State.

Armold is certifi ed by the American Red Cross in the areas of water safety instructor training, water safety instruction, lifeguard instruction and fi rst aid/CPR instruction.

Pam ArmoldPam Armold

Bucknell trustee William D. Dearstyne Jr., a member of the Class of 1962, has established the Robert A. Latour Varsity Swimming and Diving Endowment. Dearstyne’s signifi cant gift to the university permanently endows the head coaching position for swimming and diving, along with providing funds for the program.

Latour began coaching at Bucknell in 1956. In 12 years, he led his swim teams to an overall 83-31 record in dual meets and six Middle Atlantic Conference championships. His 1964 squad won the inaugural NCAA college division championship, still the only NCAA title held by Bucknell. From 1968 to his retirement 10 years later, Latour served as Bucknell’s athletic director.

A fellow Bucknell Hall of Famer with Latour, Dearstyne, company group chairman of Johnson & Johnson in New Brunswick, N.J., and a member of Bucknell’s Board of Trustees since 1991, was considered one of the fi nest swimmers in the history of the former Middle Atlantic Conference, winning six MAC titles in record-breaking times in the 100-yard and 200-yard backstroke. A two-time co-captain

who was undefeated in 30 consecutive 200-yard backstroke races, he also was a member of two Bucknell 400-yard medley relay teams that set records while winning MAC crowns. As a sophomore, Dearstyne was the Eastern Intercollegiate 100-yard backstroke champion. In 1962, he was named the outstanding athlete in Bucknell’s senior class.

The Robert A. Latour Endowment

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Sr. • Harleysville, Pa. • Sprint Free/Breast

Bradford BennettBradford BennettCareer Bests: 100 Breast (56.71),

200 Breast (2:05.35), 50 Free (21.26)Co-captain ... Patriot League scorer in the 100 breast (2005, ’06 ’07), 200 breast (’07), 50 free (’05, ’07) and 100 free (’05) ... com-peted under coach Rob Faccenda at Souder-ton Area High School ... electrical engineering major ... three-time Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Sr. • Orefield, Pa. • FreeCareer Bests: 100 Free (54.24),

200 Free (1:56.43), 500 Free (5:12.80)Co-captain ... Patriot League scorer in the 100 free (2006), 200 free (’06) and 500 free (’06) ... competed for Parkland High School and for Parkland Aquatic Club before coming to Bucknell ... was coached by Eric Posegay ... education and psychology major ... three-time Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Lauren ButrieLauren Butrie

Sr. • Wayne, N.J. • BreastCareer Bests: 100 Breast (1:09.74),

200 Breast (2:30.15)Three-year letterwinner ... Patriot League scorer in the 100 breast (2005) ... swam for Wayne Hills High School and Berkeley Aquatic Club ... was coached by Jim Wood ... elementary education major ... two-time Pa-triot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Sr. • Murrysville, Pa. • IM/BreastCareer Bests: 200 Breast (2:12.18),

200 IM (1:57.99), 400 IM (4:10.89)Patriot League scorer in the 200 breast (2007), 1,650 free (’05, ’06) , 200 IM (’06) and 400 IM (’05, ’06, ’07) … swam for Franklin Regional High School under coach Vic San-toro … competed for the JCC Sailfi sh under coach Al Rose … biology major and econom-ics minor … 2007 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Ally St. Claire ’09 was a Second

Team All-Patriot League selection in

2006.

Sr. • East Amwell, N.J. • Distance FreeCareer Bests: 200 Free (1:55.80),

500 Free (5:07.09), 1,650 Free (17:33.29)Patriot League scorer in the 200 free (2006), 500 free (’05, ’06) and 1,650 free (’05, ’06) … earned Second Team All-Patriot League honors in 2006 … competed for Hunterdon Central Regional High School under coach Michael Aversano … swam at the club level for the Hunterdon County YMCA under coach Barbara Huey … cell biology/biochem-istry major … two-time Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Sr. • Penfield, N.Y. • IM/Back/FlyCareer Bests: 200 Back (1:55.95), 200 Fly

(1:58.93), 400 IM (4:13.65)Co-captain … Patriot League scorer in the 100 back (2005), 200 back (’05, ’06, ’07), 200 fl y (’06, ’07) and 400 IM (’05, ’06) … com-peted under coach Mike Kennedy at Fairport High School … also swam for Penfi eld Area Swim Team under coach Jim Wishart … bio-medical engineering major and mathematics minor.

Matthew McGrawMatthew McGraw

Sr. • Knoxville, Tenn. • Breast/FreeCareer Bests: 100 Breast (57.42),

200 Breast (2:04.32), 500 Free (4:38.19)Co-captain … Patriot League scorer in the 100 breast (2005, ’06, ’07), 200 breast (’05, ’06, ’07) and 500 free (’05, ’06, ’07) … two-time Second Team All-Patriot League selection (’06, ’07) … swam for Philips Exeter Academy (N.H.) un-der coach Roger Nekton … economics major and East Asian studies minor … 2006 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Joseph Metcalf VJoseph Metcalf V

Sr. • Durham, N.C. • Breast/Dist. FreeCareer Bests: 100 Breast (1:12.34),

200 Breast (2:37.13), 500 Free (5:26.26)Three-year letterwinner … competed for Saratoga High School (Calif.) under coach Mark Taliaferro … also swam at the club level for Marlins of Raleigh (N.C.) under coach Paul Silver … psychology and education ma-jor … three-time Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Sr. • Conestoga, Pa. • Sprint FreeCareer Bests: 50 Free (21.11), 100 Free

(46.56), 200 Free (1:43.96)Patriot League scorer in the 50 free (2006, ’07), 100 free (’05, ’07) and 200 free (’05, ’07) … 2005 Second Team All-Patriot League member … swam for Penn Manor High School under coach Cece O’Day … also competed for Tri-dent Swim Club under coach Reverend Pe-ter Clark … biology and economics major … two-time Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

John Peterman IIIJohn Peterman III

Sr. • North Haven, Conn. • FreeCareer Bests: 200 Free (1:53.68),

500 Free (5:03.32), 1,000 Free (10:37.47)Co-captain …Patriot League scorer in the 200 free (2005, ’07) 500 free (’05, ’07), and 1,650 free (’07) … 2007 Second Team All-Pa-triot League selection … swam for Hopkins School under coach Chuck Elrick … compet-ed at the club level for SoNoCo Swimming under coach Tim Quill … animal behavior major and linguistics minor.

Elizabeth MolzonElizabeth MolzonEmmie GallardoEmmie Gallardo

Theo LeriotisTheo Leriotis

Katalin LyonsKatalin Lyons Kristen SkroskiKristen Skroski

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Sr. • Tacoma, Wash. • Distance FreeCareer Bests: 500 Free (4:48.32),

1,000 Free (10:08.59), 1,650 Free (16:39.53)Two-year co-captain …Patriot League scorer in the 1,650 free (2005, ’07) … graduated from Charles Wright Academy … competed for Tacoma Swim Club … coached by Jay Benner … civil engineering major.

Sr. • Richmond, Va. • Sprint Free/FlyCareer Bests: 100 Fly (51.21),

50 Free (21.03), 100 Free (46.22)Patriot League scorer in the 100 fl y (2005, ’07), 50 free (’05, ’06, ’07), 100 free (’05, ’06, ’07) … 2007 Second Team All-Patriot League member … swam for Collegiate School un-der coach Mike Stott … also competed at the club level for Poseidon (U.S.) team … neu-rocscience major.

Grant SteadmanGrant Steadman

Tyler SowellTyler Sowell

Jr. • East Norwich, N.Y. • Mid. Free/BackCareer Bests: 200 Back (1:56.52),

200 Free (1:42.96), 500 Free (4:38.54)Patriot League scorer in the 200 back, 200 free and 500 free (2006, ’07) ... swam for Kel-lenberg Memorial High School under coach Erin Ronan ... competed at the club level for LIAC under coach Dave Ferris ... environ-mental studies major.

Jr. • Havertown, Pa. • FreeCareer Bests: 100 Free (54.28),

200 Free (1:56.57), 500 Free (5:17.38)Patriot League scorer in the 100 free (2007) and 200 free (’06) … swam for Cardinal O’Hara High School under coach Kathleen McGlaughlin … also competed for Suburban Swim Club under coach Charlie Kennedy … management major … 2006 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Susan HorstmannSusan Horstmann

Jr. • Wilkes-Barre, Pa. • Sprint Free/BackCareer Bests: 100 Back (49.40), 50 Free (20.96), 100 Free (46.40)

2007 PL champion in the 100 back, earning fi rst team all-league honors … also scored in the 50 free and 100 free and was a scorer in all three events as a freshman in 2006 … competed for Hanover Area High School un-der coach Dr. Terry Schnee … civil and envi-ronmental engineering major … two-time Pa-triot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Mark KawczenskiMark Kawczenski

Jr. • Ridgefield, Conn. • FreeCareer Bests: 50 Free (24.91),

100 Free (53.78)Patriot League scorer in the 50 free (2006) and 100 free (’06) … graduate of Ridgefi eld High School … competed on the club level for New Canaan Y Caimans … coached by Jason Paige … elementary education major … 2007 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Alexandra LovalloAlexandra Lovallo

Jr. • Randolph, N.J. • Distance Free/IMCareer Bests: 500 Free (4:46.87),

1,650 Free (16:33.32), 400 IM (4:21.56)Two-year letterwinner … swam exhibition in the 500 free, 1,650 free and the 400 IM at the 2007 Patriot League Championships … competed for Randolph High School under coach Linda Poppy … also was a member of Elite Swim Club and competed under coach Bill Deatley … civil and environmental engi-neering major.

Jeffrey AyresJeffrey AyresJr. • Bringhurst, Ind. • Dive

Career Bests: 1-Meter, 6 Optionals (270.90), 3-Meter, 6 Optionals (274.05)

Patriot League scorer in three-meter diving in 2007 … competed for Carroll Jr./Sr. High School under coach Roger Nelson … also was a member of Greater Lafayette Area Diving and was coached by Deana Sotelo … education major … two-time Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Jeffrey ManningJeffrey Manning

Jeffrey Manning ’09scored on the three-meter

board at the 2007 Patriot League Championships.

Christopher AmatoChristopher Amato

Jr. • Wyomissing, Pa. • Breast/IMCareer Bests: 100 Breast (58.13),

200 Breast (2:05.48), 200 IM (1:57.17)Patriot League scorer in the 100 breast (2006, ’07), 200 breast (’06, ’07) and 200 IM (’07) … swam for Wilson High School under coach Roy Snyder … chemical engineering major … two-time Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Michael DeighanMichael DeighanJr. • Metuchen, N.J. • Sprint Free/Breast

Career Bests: 100 Breast (1:05.07), 200 Breast (2:21.12), 50 Free (25.35)

2007 Patriot League scorer in the 100 breast, 200 breast and the 50 free … earned a sport on the all-league second team … graduate of Metuchen High School …competed at the club level for Fanwood-Scotch Plains YMCA … coached by Ed Pretre …international rela-tions major.

Kelly MorrisKelly Morris

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Lauren Russell ’10ranks in

Bucknell’s top-10 for both the

200 and 400 IM.

Jr. • Waverly, Pa. • DiveCareer Bests: 1-Meter, 6 Optionals (225.35),

3-Meter, 6 Optionals (227.25)Earned a varsity letter in 2007 … competed in 11 meets … was a member of the diving team at Abington Heights High School … was coached by Mary Gromelski … psychol-ogy major … 2007 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Steven SchmaltzSteven Schmaltz

Jr. • Dunwoody, Ga. • Distance FreeCareer Bests: 500 Free (5:18.82),

1,000 Free (10:57.32), 1,650 Free (18:35.78)Two-year letterwinner … swam for Marist School under coach Terry Blish …also com-peted under coach Ed Spencer for Dynamo Swim Club … accounting major.

Meghan O’NeillMeghan O’Neill

Jr. • Cleveland, Ohio • Breast/IMCareer Bests: 100 Breast (1:07.04),

200 Breast (2:23.81), 400 IM (4:40.48)Patriot League scorer in the 100 breast, 200 breast and 400 IM in both 2006 and 2007 … 2006 Second Team All-Patriot League selec-tion … swam for Hawken School under coach Jerry Holtrey … also competed for University Swim Club under Charlie Lownes … elemen-tary education major … two-time Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Nikki SeamanNikki Seaman

So. • Newtown, Conn. • Back/IMCareer Bests: 100 Back (59.50),

200 Back (2:08.59), 200 IM (2:11.14)2007 Patriot League scorer in the 100 back, 200 back and 200 IM … swam for Newtown High School … mechanical engineering ma-jor… 2007 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

So. • Fairport, N.Y. • DiveCareer Bests: 1-Meter, 6 Optionals (253.10),

3-Meter, 6 Optionals (246.67)2007 Patriot League scorer in both one-me-ter and three-meter diving … earned a spot on the all-league second team … competed for Fairport High School under coach Dave Salmon … also dove at the club level for the Blue Fins, coached by Sue Crane and Carolyn Carlton … major is undeclared … 2007 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Rebecca BersaniRebecca Bersani

So. • Charlotte, N.C. • FreeCareer Bests: 200 Free (1:57.60),

500 Free (5:15.76)Earned a varsity letter in 2007 … competed in 11 meets … swam for South Mecklenburg High School under coach Dave Gibson … also competed for Mecklenburg Aquatic Club … mechanical engineering major.

Jr. • Silver Spring, Md. • Dist. Free/BackCareer Bests: 500 Free (5:06.98),

1,000 Free (10:34.52), 1,650 Free (17:40.83)Patriot League scorer in the 200 back, (2006), 200 free (’07), 500 free (’06, ’07) and 1,650 free (’06, ’07) … 2006 all-league second team honoree … swam for Edmund Burke high school under coach Riley Eaton … also competed for Rockville Montgomery Swim Club and was coached by Todd Benedict … neuroscience/biology major.

Ally St. ClaireAlly St. ClaireSo. • Inver Grove Heights, Minn. • Breast/IM

Career Bests: 100 Breast (1:04.25), 200 Breast (2:17.97), 200 IM (2:04.66)

Earned a varsity letter in 2007 … competed in nine meets, including swimming exhibition at the league championships … graduate of St. Thomas Academy … swam for Blackline Aquatics under coach John Barnes … major is undeclared … 2007 Patriot League Aca-demic Honor Roll member.

Ben BibleBen Bible

Lauren AreyLauren Arey

Abigail AtkinsonAbigail Atkinson

Jr. • Fulton, N.Y. • FreeCareer Bests: 500 Free (4:40.46),

1,000 Free (9:46.07), 1,650 Free (16:09.88)Patriot League scorer in the 200 free (2007), 500 free (’07), 1,650 free (’06, ’07) and 400 IM (’06) … swam for G. Ray Bodley High School under coach Dexter Hinman ... also competed for the Syracuse Chargers Swim Club, coached by Dave Sargalski ... history major.

Patrick StummerPatrick StummerSo. • York, Pa. • Fly/Free

Career Bests: 200 Fly (2:13.02), 200 Free (1:58.12), 500 Free (5:20.97)

Earned a varsity letter in 2007 … competed in 12 meets, including swimming exhibition at the league championships … graduate of York Suburban High School … swam for the North Baltimore Aquatic Club under coach Chris Kaplan … major is undeclared … 2007 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll mem-ber.

Whitney BrownWhitney Brown

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Tyler Sowell ’08 is a two-year

co-captain for the Bison.

So. • West Chester, Pa. • Breast/IMCareer Bests: 100 Breast (59.47),

200 Breast (2:08.36), 200 IM (1:58.01)2007 Patriot League scorer in the 100 breast, 200 breast and 200 IM … competed for Mal-vern Prep under coach Paul Hornsleth … also swam for the Malvern Swimming As-sociation, coached by Pete Lee … major is undeclared.

So. • Berwyn, Pa. • DiveCareer Bests: 1-Meter, 6 Optionals (227.95),

3-Meter, 6 Optionals (240.50)Earned a varsity letter in 2007 … saw ac-tion in nine meets … graduate of Episcopal Academy … competed for Rocky Run Diving under coach Ronn Jenkins … major is un-declared … 2007 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

So. • Cedar Grove, N.J. • Free/IM/FlyCareer Bests: 100 Free (48.47), 200 Free

(1:44.21), 200 IM (1:57.39)2007 Patriot League scorer in the 200 free and 200 IM … graduate of Cedar Grove High School … competed at the club level for Montclair YMCA … was coached by Jon Sie-gel … major is undeclared … 2007 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Allison FitzPatrickAllison FitzPatrick

So. • Green Oaks, Ill. • FreeCareer Bests: 200 Free (1:42.51),

500 Free (4:37.78), 1,650 Free (16:24.97)2007 Patriot League scorer in the 200 free, 500 free and 1650 free … 2007 Second Team All-Patriot League selection … swam for Libertyville High School under coach Kate Chronic … also competed at the club level for Cats Aquatic … civil engineering major … 2007 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

So. • Rochester, N.Y. • DiveCareer Bests: 1-Meter, 6 Optionals (252.00),

3-Meter, 6 Optionals (275.54)2007 Patriot League scorer in both one-me-ter and three-meter diving … named to the all-league second team … graduated from Pittsford Sutherland High School … compet-ed at the club level for the Blue Fins, coached by Sue Crane and Carolyn Carlton … major is undeclared … 2007 Patriot League Aca-demic Honor Roll member.

Eliza MassieEliza Massie

So. • Malvern, Pa. • Free/IMCareer Bests: 100 Free (52.46),

200 Free (1:53.31), 200 IM (2:09.35)2007 Patriot League scorer in the 100 free, 200 free and 200 IM … earned Second Team All-Patriot League honors … swam for Villa Maria Academy under John and Cathy Hay … also competed for Malvern Swimming As-sociation, coached by Pete Lee … manage-ment major … 2007 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

So. • Bath, Maine • Back/FreeCareer Bests: 100 Back (54.34),

200 Back (1:56.56), 50 Free (22.17)Earned a varsity letter in 2007 … saw action in 10 meets, including swimming exhibition at the league championships … competed for Morse High School under coach Todd Marco … was also a member of Long Reach Swim Club, coached by Jay Morissette … civil en-gineering major … 2007 Patriot League Aca-demic Honor Roll member.

Spencer HallowellSpencer HallowellSo. • York, Pa. • Back/Fly/IM

Career Bests: 200 Back (2:09.61), 200 Fly (2:12.99), 400 IM (4:40.35)

2007 Patriot League scorer in the 200 back ... graduate of Baltimore Lutheran High School ... swam for North Baltimore Aquatic Club ... was coached by Chis Kaplan ... 2007 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member ... ma-jor is undeclared.

Abigail PaulesAbigail Paules

Brett CareyBrett Carey

Daniel FletcherDaniel Fletcher Megan MonganMegan Mongan

Ben LebozaBen Leboza

So. • Potomac, Md. • Back/Mid. FreeCareer Bests: 100 Back (53.37),

200 Back (1:54.28), 500 Free (4:45.23)2007 Patriot League scorer in the 100 and 200 back … competed for Winston Churchill High School under coach Rodney Van Tassell … was also a member of Rockville Montgom-ery Swim Club, coached by Scott Vekeman … political science and economics major … 2007 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

David IselinDavid IselinSo. • Harrisburg, Pa. • Fly/Free

Career Bests: 100 Fly (59.83), 200 Fly (2:10.81), 500 Free (5:15.88)

2007 Patriot League scorer in the 100 and 200 fl y … competed under John Kesler at Central Dauphin Senior High School … also swam for West Shore YMCA, coached by Michael Gobrecht … biology and sociology major.

Sarah PeaseSarah Pease

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Courtney Warren ’10

was the runner-up

in the 100 backat the Patriot

League Championships

as a freshman in 2007.

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So. • Lower Burrell, Pa. • IM/BackCareer Bests: 100 Back (59.80), 200 Back (2:11.71), 200 IM (2:09.42), 400 IM (4:33.60)2007 Patriot League scorer in the 100 back, 200 IM and 400 IM … competed for Burrell High School under coach Barb Medvec … also swam for the Fox Chapel Killer Whales … coached by Dan Taylor and Todd Clark … major is undeclared.

So. • Bath, Maine • Free/IMCareer Bests: 500 Free (4:30.90),

1,650 Free (15:39.68), 400 IM (4:04.18)2007 Patriot League champion in the 1,650 free and runner-up in the 500 free … also scored in the 400 IM … earned fi rst-team all-league recognition … swam for Morse High School under Todd Marco and Eric Varney … also competed with Long Reach Swim Club, coached by Jay Morissette and Brian Savage … major is undeclared.

So. • Montour Falls, N.Y. • Sprint Free/BackCareer Bests: 100 Back (57.83),

200 Back (2:08.42), 50 Free (24.67)2007 Patriot League runner-up in the 100 back ... also scored in the 200 back and 50 free … 2007 Second Team All-Patriot League selection … competed for Watkins Glen High School under coach Kelly Sterner … also swam for the Glen Gators, coached by Jason Bond … major is undeclared … 2007 Patriot League Academic Honor Roll member.

Courtney WarrenCourtney Warren

Fr. • Jamestown, N.Y. • Sprint FreePersonal Bests: 50 Free (25.67),

100 Free (56.68)Graduate of Jamestown High School …let-tered in swimming and track … served as team captain … helped set three relay re-cords … named team MVP … major is un-declared.

Fr. • Ringwood, N,J. • Back/IMPersonal Bests: 100 Back (52.87), 200 Back (1:51.97), 200 IM (1:59.32), 400 IM (4:13.38)

Graduate of Lakeland Regional High School … swam for Berkley Aquatic Club and the New Jersey Wave … coached by Jim Wood … made sectional cuts in seven events ... made Junior National cuts in 100 and 200 back … member of Uruguay national team … major is undeclared.

Fr. • New Canaan, Conn. • Sprint Free/FlyPersonal Bests: 50 Free (24.10), 100 Free (53.66), 200 Free (1:57.09), 100 Fly (59.66)Graduate of New Canaan High School … let-tered in swimming, coached by David Fine … served as team captain … earned all-state and All-America honors … major is unde-clared.

So. • Watchung, N.J. • Breast/IMCareer Bests: 100 Breast (1:10.59),

200 Breast (2:29.77), 400 IM (4:46.10)2007 Patriot League scorer in the 200 breast … also swam the 100 breast and the 400 IM at the league meet … competed for Kent Place School and the Berkeley Aquatic Club … coached by Jim Wood … biomedical engi-neering major.

Caroline WalshCaroline WalshFr. • Barrington, R.I. • Free

Personal Bests: 50 Free (24.72), 100 Free (53.17), 200 Free (1:53.57), 500 Free (5:01.62)Graduate of Barrington High School … let-tered in swimming, coached by Lee Mogave-ro … four-time fi rst team all-state selection … 2007 Rhode Island Senior Swimmer of the Year … member of two state championship teams and two runner-up squads … three-time USS Academic All-American … cell biol-ogy/biochemistry major.

Susan BentleySusan Bentley

Gonzalo DeLeonGonzalo DeLeon

Molly GoebelMolly Goebel

Katie JohnKatie John

Lauren RussellLauren Russell

Luke TraftonLuke Trafton

Fr. • Lebanon, Pa. • Breast/IMPersonal Bests: 100 Breast (1:06.03), 200 Breast

(2:22.86), 200 IM (2:08.82), 400 IM (4:34.77)Graduate of Cedar Crest High School …let-tered in swimming and tennis … coached by Beth Yocum in swimming ... served as team captain … earned all-league, all-state and All-America honors … state medalist in 2005 and 2007 in the 100 breast and 200 IM … major is undeclared.

Fr. • York, Pa. • BreastPersonal Bests: 100 Breast (1:00.70)

Graduate of York Suburban High School …lettered in swimming, cross country and track & fi eld … coached by Richard Guyer in swim-ming … NISCA State Top-16 award-winner … two-time all-state selection and two-time honorable mention … NISCA Academic All-American … All-American (200 medley relay) … biomedical engineering major.

Macey KeathMacey Keath

Daniel MarstellerDaniel Marsteller

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Matthew McGraw ’08

has scored three times in the 200 back at the PL Championship

meet.

Fr. • Green River, Wyo. • Back/IMPersonal Bests: 100 Back (1:00.63), 200 Back

(2:08.37), 200 IM (2:14.11), 400 IM (4:37.08)Graduate of The Peddie School (N.J.) … let-tered in swimming, cross country and track & fi eld … coached by Greg Wriede in swimming … earned all-state honors as a freshman at Green River High School (Wyo.) in the 100 back … 2005 All-American in the 200 medley relay … major is undeclared.

Fr. • Pottstown, Pa. • Fly/BackPersonal Bests: 100 Fly (51.38),

200 Fly (1:55.02), 100 Back (54.40)Graduate of Owen J. Roberts High School … earned four letters in swimming and two in lacrosse …coached by Kevin Bott in swim-ming … team captain … also competed for Pottstown YMCA … six-time All-American and seven-time all-state selection … named all-district and all-area, as well … mechanical engineering major.

Fr. • Plymouth Meeting, Pa. • FreePersonal Bests: 100 Fly (42.49), 200 Fly (1:58.29), 50 Free (21.65)

Graduate of LaSalle College High School … four-year letterwinner in swimming and water polo …coached by Frank Lichtner in swim-ming … team captain … two-time All-Ameri-can … part of four league championship teams and one National Catholic Champion squad … team MVP in water polo ... major is undeclared.

Fr. • Fayetteville, N.Y.. • Fly/IMPersonal Bests: 100 Fly (59.69),

200 Fly (2:11.08), 200 IM (2:14.30)Graduate of Fayetteville-Manlius High School … fi ve-time letterwinner in swimming … coached by Lisa DiLorenzo … served as team captain … fi rst-team all-league selec-tion, 2004-07 … major is undeclared.

Fr. • New Market, Md. • DivePersonal Bests: 1-Meter (210.00)

Graduate of Linganore High School … three-year letterwinner in diving … coached by John E. Smith … two-year captain … went to national championships for trampoline … named Most Improved Diver in 2005 and Most Valuable Diver in 2006 and 2007 … received the Matthew White Unsung Hero Award in 2005 … major is undeclared.

Sinead O’DwyerSinead O’Dwyer

Laura TwichellLaura Twichell

Mike VolpeMike Volpe

Brendan WillsBrendan Wills

Bucknell led the Patriot League in the number of members on the 2006-07 Patriot League Honor Roll, which cites student-athletes with a GPA of 3.20 or better during the semester coinciding with his/her sport. BU placed 490 student-athletes on the honor roll in 2006-07. A league-high 40 swimming and diving athletes made the honor roll in the spring:Name MajorAbigail Atkinson ..............................................mechanical engineeringBradford Bennett ................................................electrical engineeringRebecca Bersani ................................................................undeclaredBen Bible ............................................................................undeclaredWhitney Brown ...................................................................undeclaredLauren Butrie ........................................................................ educationMatt Crandell ............................... civil and environmental engineeringMichael Deighan .................................................chemical engineeringLeslie DiMichele .................................................chemical engineeringCarlyn Donley ..................................................English-creative writingChristina Faurie ...................................................................economicsAllison FitzPatrick ...............................................................undeclaredDaniel Fletcher ...................................................................undeclaredEmmie Gallardo ................................................. elementary educationLaura Goeller ...................................................................managementSpencer Hallowell ........................ civil and environmental engineeringNicholas Hanes ..................................................chemical engineeringDavid Iselin .........................................................................undeclaredMark Kawczenski........................................................civil engineeringBen Leboza ................................. civil and environmental engineeringTheo Leriotis ............................................................................. biologyAlex List ...........................................................................managementAlexandra Lovallo .............................................. elementary educationKatalin Lyons .................................................cell biology/biochemistryJeffrey Manning .................................................................... educationEliza Massie .......................................................................undeclaredMatthew McGraw.............................................biomedical engineeringBrendan McGregor .........................................mechanical engineeringElizabeth Molzon .................................................................. educationMegan Mongan...................................................................undeclaredKatherine Munson ....................................................................EnglishAbigail Paules .....................................................................undeclaredJohn Peterman ......................................................................... biologyLisa Ruggiero .....................................................................undeclaredRebecca Scheffter ...........................................English-creative writingSteven Schmaltz.................................................................psychologyNikki Seaman .................................................... elementary educationMatt Traver .........................................................................undeclaredCourtney Warren ................................................................undeclaredNikki Woodward ........................... civil and environmental engineering

Leaders in the Pool and in the Classroom

Andrew VoglAndrew Vogl

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Hall of famemember Gregory

Olson ’70swam on teams

that had a combined record

of 26-10 and won two MAC titles.

Hall of FameHall of Fame

William D. Dearstyne’62 - Inducted in 1982Twice a co-captain of the Bison swimming team, Dearstyne won Middle Atlantic Conference 100 and 200-yard backstroke championships for three straight years. Dearstyne was the Eastern 100-yard backstroke champion in 1960. He led the Bison to their fi rst-ever MAC championship in 1960. Dearstyne was the fi rst Bucknell swim-mer to compete at the NCAA Championship. A member of the Bucknell Board of Trustees and a tremendous friend to Bison Athletics, Dearstyne helped establish the Robert A Latour Swimming & Diving Endowment in 2002. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1982)

William C. Dorr ’62 - Inducted in 1995A three-year swimming letterman and twice co-captain of the Bison team, Bill Dorr helped lead Bucknell in 1960 to the fi rst of its 18 conference swimming championships. Winner of the 220 and 440-yard freestyle events and anchor on the 400-yard medley relay team that clinched the Middle Atlantic Conference Championship for the Bison, Dorr also won one other conference title, placed sixth in the 100 free at the 1962 Eastern Collegiate Championships, and at the time of his graduation held or shared fi ve school records. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1995)

William L. Drake ’72 - Inducted in 1996A four-year letterman in swimming, Bill Drake co-captained the 1974-75 team and set school and conference records in the 200-yard backstroke. Winner of the 200 back at the Middle Atlantic and East Coast Conference meets for three straight years, he also won the event at the East-West meet in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., in 1974. Drake won four individual events and was on seven winning relays at conference championship meets during his career, while seven of the victories were in record times. He also competed on three relay teams in the NCAA meet in 1975. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1996)

B. Kathryn Frazier ’82 - Inducted 1987The fi rst woman swimmer to be enshrined, Kathy Frazier was a three-year co-captain. She earned 19 All-America designations, three of them with top-5 fi nishes at the AIAW Division II Champion-ships her senior year. A specialist in the freestyle and butterfl y events, Frazier had a gaudy 84-5 career record in dual meet individual events and held eight school records upon graduation. The winner of the Bison Club Award and the Christy Mathewson Award as the outstanding athlete in her senior class, Frazier’s top placings in na-tional championships included a second and three thirds. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1987)

Margaret Grunow Conze’93 - Inducted in 2004One of the fi nest women’s swimmers in Bucknell history, Conze won a school-record 88 individual races and never lost a regular-season 50 or 100-yard freestyle event. In 12 career individual league championship races, she captured 11 gold medals and one bronze medal. During her junior and senior campaigns she was a perfect 49-0, including six Patriot League individual titles and an Eastern Seaboard championship. Conze became the fi rst female swimmer in school history to compete at the U.S. Olympic Trials. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 2004)

James B. Harvey’88 - Inducted in 1999One of the most decorated swimmers in Bucknell history, Jim Harvey graduated as the owner of eight individual school records. During his career Harvey dominated the East Coast Conference, winning 11 of a possible 12 individual races. He was named the Outstanding Swimmer of the Meet in each of his four years. Harvey won ECC Championship titles in seven different events, twice qualifying for the NCAA Championships, where he was honorable mention in the 50-meter freestyle in 1988. He was the Eastern champion in the 100 free in 1987 and in the 100 butterfl y in 1988. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1999)

Robert A. Latour - Inducted in 1985Bucknell’s swimming coach from the inception of the program in 1956 until 1968 and director of athletics from 1968-78, Bob Latour is one of the all-time greats in Bison annals. He led his swim-ming teams to six Middle Atlantic Conference championships (1960, 1963-65, 1967-68) and the 1964 NCAA College Division title. Sixteen of his swimmers were selected to the College Divi-sion All-America Team, and his dual meet record was 83-31. From 1968 to his retirement 10 years later, Latour served as Bucknell’s athletic director. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1985)

Susan Mestier Brauner ’74 - Inducted in 1997A pioneer in the Bucknell aquatics program, Sue Mestier Brauner served as team captain of Bucknell’s fi rst varsity women’s swimming team and qualifi ed for national championship competi-tion. She graduated with school records in the 100, 200 and 400-yard freestyle events, and the 100-yard butterfl y. She recorded two top-10 fi nishes at the 1974 National Women’s Swim-ming Championships. Led by Mestier Brauner, Bucknell’s fi rst-ever varsity team fi nished fi fth at the Eastern Championships and placed 18th of 75 teams at the national championship meet. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1997)

Kathleen A. Lynch’87 - Inducted in 1998A four-year swimming letterwinner and twice co-captain of the team, Kathy Lynch won eight East Coast Conference individual champion-ships and earned All-East honors in the 200-yard backstroke. A placewinner in backstroke events at the Eastern Championships for four consecu-tive years, Lynch held 10 school individual and relay records at graduation. She was highly instrumental in Bucknell winning its fi rst women’s conference swimming championship in 1987, and she was twice the ECC Scholar-Athlete in women’s swimming. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1998)

The Bucknell Athletics Hall of Fame was established in 1979 to honor the very best in the history of Bison athletics. This year’s induction, which took place on Oct. 20, 2007, brought to 199 the number of outstanding student-athletes, coaches, administrators and friends of Bucknell whose contribu-tions to Bucknell athletics are forever preserved in the Hall of Fame.

Entering in the Class of 2007 were Rich Lemon `97, the all-time leading rusher in Bucknell football history and one of the top backs in Patriot League history, a rare fi rst-ballot inductee. He was joined in the Hall of Fame by fel-low football alums Mike Axe ‘75 and the late Jim Given `88. Bill Courtney ‘92, who scored more points in a single season than any other Bison men’s basketball player, got the call this year. Katie Steele ‘96 became the fi rst Bison volleyball athlete to be enshrined, while Dorothy “Bugs” Harvey Lloyd ‘53, one of the nation’s top fi eld hockey players, became the fi rst Bison female athlete of her era to go in the Hall of Fame.

Sixteen former swimming and diving athletes and two coaches are among the 199 members.

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Bob Richards ’74 was inducted into

the Bucknell Athletics

Hall of Fame in 1985.

Geoffrey B. Miller’76 - Inducted in 1998A four-year swimming letterman, co-captain of the 1975-76 team and a member of Bucknell teams that won four consecutive Middle Atlantic Confer-ence and East Coast Conference championships, the late Geoff Miller was one of the most dominant swimmers of perhaps the greatest swimming era in school history. During his career he won seven individual conference titles and was on 10 relay teams that took conference gold medals. He set three league individual records and competed at the NCAA Swimming Championships twice. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1998)

Peter R. O’Keeffe’72 - Inducted in 1984Peter O’Keeffe co-captained the 1971-72 Bucknell swimming team and is one of only two University Division All-Americans in program. Winner of the 200-yard freestyle at the Middle Atlantic Confer-ence Championships for three straight years, O’Keeffe also won three other MAC freestyle titles, held or shared eight school records, and starred on teams that won two MAC team titles. In addition to earning All-America honors in the 100-yard backstroke at the NCAA Championships in 1971, he placed in the top nine in the backstroke races at the Eastern Championships fi ve times. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1984)

Gregory W. Olson’70 - Inducted in 1987Greg Olson was, at the time of his graduation, the highest scorer in Bucknell swimming history, and he held school records in the 500, 1000 and 1650-yard freestyle events and in the 400 free relay. As a senior, Olson won Middle Atlantic Conference championships in the 200 butterfl y and 500 and 1650 freestyle and placed in both the 200 fl y and 500 free at the Eastern Championships. Co-cap-tain of the 1969-70 team, he swam on teams that had a combined 26-10 record and won two MAC titles. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1987)

Robert N. Richards, Jr.’74 - Inducted in 1985The fi nest diver in Bucknell history, Bob Richards won the Middle Atlantic Conference one and three-meter championships in 1973 and 1974. He co-captained the swimming and diving team as a senior and set a school dual meet scoring record. He was a member of teams that won 36 of 43 dual meets and four straight conference titles. Richards scored in the Eastern Champion-ships, was named to the Dean’s List fi ve times at Bucknell, and received the ECAC Medallion for athletic and scholastic excellence. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1985)

Roger J. Schwanhausser’75 - Inducted in 2002Roger Schwanhausser was one of the leaders of a terrifi c Bison swimming team that captured four straight Middle Atlantic Conference and East Coast Conference team championships. In addi-tion to winning three individual conference titles, Schwanhausser earned gold medals on 11 differ-ent relays. He graduated with Bucknell records in the 100 backstroke and 200 IM. His son, Stephen ’03, also swam for the Bison and set school records in the 100 and 200 breaststroke. They are the only father-son combination in school history in any sport to have held school records. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 2002)

Catherine Karpuk Seward’77 - Inducted in 1993The fi rst female athlete at Bucknell to receive All-America recognition, Cathy Karpuk Seward earned four varsity letters as a diver on the swimming and diving teams, and she is gener-ally regarded as the fi nest female diver ever at Bucknell. A team co-captain in 1976-77, she placed fi fth in the three-meter dive and sixth in the one-meter event that year at the AIAW Small College National Championships to earn the All-America honors. Karpuk Seward, had 47 fi rst-place fi nishes in her four-year dual-meet career. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1993)

James P. Smigie’65 - Inducted in 1980Jim Smigie won the 100 and 200-yard butterfl y races to pace Bucknell to the 1964 NCAA College Division Championship. A co-captain of the 1964-65 Bison team and a member of teams that had a combined 28-4 record and won three straight Middle Atlantic Conference Championships, Smi-gie also won NCAA gold medals in the 400-yard medley relay in 1964 and the 200 fl y in 1965 when Bucknell fi nished third in the team competition. The fi rst MAC swimmer to win seven individual conference gold medals in his career, Smigie was undefeated in 34 dual meets in the 200 fl y. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1980)

Edmund Jared Thimme, Jr.’66 - Inducted in 1990Winner of fi ve individual Middle Atlantic Confer-ence swimming championships, Jerry Thimme also won the 200 and 1650-yard freestyles at the 1964 NCAA College Division Championships to help lead Bucknell to the team title. He was an All-American in four events in 1964 and two more the following year. Thimme was a part of MAC championship teams in 1964 and 1965. In 1964 he won MAC gold medals in the 200 free, 500 free and 400 free relay, and a year later he repeated in all three events. He also won the MAC title in the 200 free as a senior in 1966. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1990)

Richard W. Russell - Inducted in 1997The foundation of the Bucknell aquatics program for more than a quarter-century, Dick Russell coached the men’s swimming and diving team from 1968-94 and created the water polo program at Bucknell, coaching the team from its inception as a varsity sport in 1977 until 1986. Russell’s swim teams compiled a dual-meet record of 154-121 and won 11 conference championships, while his water polo teams tallied an overall record of 223-68-4, making him the fi rst coach in Bucknell history to record 100 or more victories in two sports. (Bucknell Hall of Fame Class of 1997)

The Bucknell Athletic Hall of Fame Committee welcomes nominations for future inductions. Any interested person should submit his or her recommen-dations to Mr. Eugene B. Depew, Chairperson, The Hall of Fame Committee, Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA 17837.

Nominees should be persons who have had outstanding careers as ath-letes, coaches or administrators at Bucknell. Athletes must wait a minimum 10 years from graduation in order to become eligible.

Those making nominations are asked to forward to the committee any available information in support of the nomination. This might include letters, news clippings, photographs, reference to passages in books or magazines, or any other document which might be helpful to the committee in its delibera-tions. Materials will be returned to the owner upon request. The deadline for nominations for the 30th Hall of Fame class is January 1, 2008.

Hall of Fame Nomination Procedure

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Men’s Record BookMen’s Record Book

1. 1988 .. Jim Harvey .................... 20.17 2. 1993 .. Jay Gross ...................... 20.36 3. 2004 .. Peter Garvin .................. 20.43 4. 2001 .. Chris Neary ................... 20.65 5. 1990 .. John Garofolo ............... 20.76 6. 1996 .. Alex Johnson ................ 20.90 7. 2007 .. Mark Kawczenski ........ 20.96 8. 1997 .. Ethan Buckley ............... 21.02 9. 2006 .. Grant Steadman .......... 21.03 10. 2003 .. Jake Thieman ............... 21.05

50-Yard Freestyle

1. 1988 .. Jim Harvey .................... 44.37 2. 1993 .. Jay Gross ...................... 44.67 3. 2001 .. Chris Neary ................... 45.45 4. 2003 .. Peter Garvin .................. 45.58 5. 2005 .. Ian Rawhauser .............. 45.72 6. 1999 .. Alex Johnson ................ 45.77 7. 1997 .. Ethan Buckley ............... 45.85 8. 1990 .. John Garofolo ............... 46.16 1999 .. Bill Ruth ........................ 46.16 10. 1992 .. Don Steenson ............... 46.21

100-Yard Freestyle

1. 1988 .. Jim Harvey ................. 1:38.35 2. 1995 .. Ethan Buckley ............ 1:40.78 3. 1995 .. Scott Broderick .......... 1:40.92 4. 2005 .. Ian Rawhauser ........... 1:41.02 5. 1999 .. Alex Johnson ............. 1:41.39 6. 2006 .. Todd Bauer ................ 1:42.07 7. 1992 .. Don Steenson ............ 1:42.16 8. 1992 .. Dietrich Conze ........... 1:42.41 9. 2007 .. Ben Leboza ............... 1:42.51 10. 2006 .. Christopher Amato .. 1:42.96

200-Yard Freestyle

1. 2007 .. Luke Trafton ............. 4:30.90 2. 2006 .. Todd Bauer ................ 4:33.33 3. 1986 .. Jim Harvey ................. 4:34.05 4. 1995 .. Stewart Harris ............ 4:34.95 5. 1994 .. Sloan Broderick ......... 4:36.51 6. 2007 .. Ben Leboza ............... 4:37.78 7. 2007 .. Joseph Metcalf ......... 4:38.19 8. 2006 .. Christopher Amato .. 4:38.54 9. 1991 .. Dietrich Conze ........... 4:38.92 10. 2004 .. Brooks Steadman ...... 4:39.39

500-Yard Freestyle

1. 2007 .. Luke Trafton ............. 9:30.50 2. 1994 .. Stewart Harris ........... 9:36.74 3. 1990 .. Rick Hutchinson ......... 9:39.55 4. 1983 .. Dave Gassert ............. 9:43.54 1984 .. Pete Edelman ............ 9:43.54 6. 2006 .. Todd Bauer ................ 9:45.78 7. 2007 .. Patrick Stummer ...... 9:46.07 8. 1981 .. Pat Mitchell ................ 9:47.45 9. 2000 .. Kurt McCoy ................ 9:48.83 10. 1991 .. Marc Murphy .............. 9:48.84

1,000-Yard Freestyle

1. 2007 .. Luke Trafton ........... 15:39.68 2. 1994 .. Stewart Harris .......... 15:53.26 3. 2006 .. Todd Bauer .............. 16:07.93 4. 2007 .. Patrick Stummer .... 16:09.88 5. 1984 .. Pete Edelman ...........16:11.96 6. 2006 .. Brendan McGregor .. 16:14.06 7. 1990 .. Rick Hutchinson ....... 16:14.25 8. 1979 .. Andy Karpuk ............ 16:14.46 9. 2000 .. Adam Yerkes ............ 16:17.54 10. 1990 .. Mark Murphy ............ 16:19.20

1,650-Yard Freestyle

1. 2007 .. Mark Kawczenski ........ 49.90 2. 1992 .. Don Steenson ............... 50.14 3. 2005 .. Mark Kretzer ................. 50.51 4. 1988 .. Jim Harvey .................... 50.99 5. 1993 .. Steve Droste ................. 51.40 6. 2000 .. Tyler Wynn .................... 51.66 7. 1985 .. Dave Morley .................. 51.82 8. 1997 .. Scott Woodworth .......... 51.88 9. 2003 .. Chris Feinthel ................ 52.09 10. 1995 .. Doug Kazley ................. 52.47

100-Yard Backstroke

1. 1993 .. Steve Droste ...............1:50.11 2. 1992 .. Don Steenson ............ 1:50.64 3. 2003 .. Christopher Feinthel .. 1:52.37 4. 1999 .. Tyler Wynn ................. 1:52.42 5. 1995 .. Doug Kazley .............. 1:52.60 6. 2004 .. Jack Sheehan ............ 1:53.16 7. 1997 .. Scott Woodworth ....... 1:53.36 8. 1985 .. Dave Morley ............... 1:53.50 9. 2004 .. Ian Rawhauser ........... 1:54.15 10. 2007 .. David Iselin ............... 1:54.28

200-Yard Backstroke

1. 2003 .. Michael Guskey ............ 55.76 2. 2003 .. S. Schwanhausser ........ 56.55 3. 2007 .. Bradford Bennett ........ 56.71 4. 2006 .. William Schilling ............ 57.16 5. 2007 .. Joseph Metcalf ............ 57.42 6. 2003 .. Stelios Saffos ................ 57.49 7. 2007 .. Michael Deighan ......... 58.13 8. 2003 .. Geoffrey Konopka ......... 58.41 9. 2006 .. Clifton Cazes ................ 58.55 10. 2002 .. Jack Sheehan ............... 58.95

100-Yard Breaststroke

1. 2003 .. S. Schwanhausser ..... 2:01.68 2. 2005 .. William Schilling ......... 2:02.62 3. 2006 .. Joseph Metcalf ......... 2:04.32 4. 2007 .. Bradford Bennett ..... 2:05.35 5. 2007 .. Michael Deighan ...... 2:05.48 6. 2003 .. Geoffrey Konopka ...... 2:06.92 7. 2006 .. Clifton Cazes ............. 2:07.78 8. 2007 .. Brett Carey ............... 2:08.36 9. 1999 .. Benjamin Lim ............. 2:08.95 10. 1992 .. Chad Farrell ............... 2:09.33

200-Yard Breaststroke

1. 1988 .. Jim Harvey .................... 49.22 2. 2001 .. Chris Neary ................... 49.55 3. 1990 .. John Garofolo ............... 49.69 1993 .. Jay Gross ...................... 49.69 5. 2006 .. Mark Kretzer ................. 50.37 6. 1992 .. Rick Steenson ............... 50.73 7. 2004 .. Peter Garvin .................. 50.88 8. 2000 .. Tyler Codi ...................... 51.07 9. 2007 .. Grant Steadman .......... 51.21 10. 1987 .. Pete Young ................... 51.23

100-Yard Butterfly

1. 1988 .. Jim Harvey ................. 1:50.30 2. 1992 .. Rick Steenson .............1:51.11 3. 2006 .. Mark Kretzer .............. 1:51.79 4. 2007 .. Matt Crandell ............. 1:52.05 5. 1990 .. John Garofolo ............ 1:52.91 6. 1988 .. Pete Young ................ 1:52.94 7. 1981 .. Dave Wakely .............. 1:53.55 8. 1981 .. Tim Jenkins ................ 1:54.18 9. 1985 .. Paul Duffy .................. 1:54.50 10. 2000 .. Victor Peng ................ 1:56.26

200-Yard Butterfly

1. 1988 .. Jim Harvey ................. 1:50.66 2. 1994 .. Rick Steenson ............ 1:52.82 3. 1992 .. Don Steenson ............ 1:53.29 4. 2005 .. John Hoffman ............ 1:53.63 5. 1993 .. Steve Droste .............. 1:54.22 6. 2003 .. S. Schwanhausser ..... 1:54.38 7. 2002 .. Jack Sheehan ............ 1:55.14 8. 1985 .. Dave Morley ............... 1:55.22 9. 1999 .. Chris Neary ................ 1:55.37 10. 2004 .. Matt Hallowell ............ 1:56.14

200-Yard Individual Medley

1. 2005 .. John Hoffman ............ 4:03.93 2. 2007 .. Luke Trafton ............. 4:04.18 3. 2002 .. Jack Sheehan ............ 4:05.17 4. 1985 .. Jim Harvey ................. 4:06.30 5. 1995 .. Rick Steenson ............ 4:06.85 6. 2003 .. Matt Hallowell ............ 4:07.28 7. 1995 .. Elo Comfort ................ 4:08.17 8. 1995 .. Stewart Harris ............ 4:08.59 9. 1991 .. Rick Hutchinson ......... 4:10.44 10. 1992 .. Marc Murphy .............. 4:10.51

400-Yard Individual Medley

1. 2007 .. Kawczenski, Bennett, Steadman, Peterman ................................ 1:31.93 2. 2003 .. Kretzer, Guskey, Garvin, Willats ....................................................... 1:32.00 3. 2006 .. Kawczenski, Bennett, Kretzer, Peterman ...................................... 1:32.12 4. 2005 .. Kretzer, Bennett, G. Steadman, Thieman ....................................... 1:32.23 5. 2000 .. Wynn, Guskey, Neary, Sharpe .......................................................... 1:32.24 6. 2004 .. Kretzer, Schilling, Garvin, Willats ...................................................... 1:33.37 7. 1993 .. Droste, R. Steenson, Dillon, Gross ................................................... 1:33.67 8. 1992 .. D. Steenson, Farrell, R. Steenson, Gross ........................................ 1:33.80 2001 .. Sheehan, Guskey, Neary, Sharpe..................................................... 1:33.80 10. 1990 .. D. Steenson, Olbrich, Garofolo, Donahue ........................................ 1:34.30

200-Yard Medley Relay

1. 2003 .. Feinthel, Guskey, Kretzer, Garvin ..................................................... 3:22.93 2. 2005 .. Kretzer, Schilling, Crandell, Rawhauser ........................................... 3:22.99 3. 2006 .. Kretzer, Schilling, Crandell, G. Steadman ........................................ 3:23.98 4. 1992 .. D. Steenson, Farrell, R. Steenson, Gross ........................................ 3:24.69 5. 1990 .. D. Steenson, Olbrich, Garofolo, Donahue ........................................ 3:25.95 6. 1993 .. Droste, R. Steenson, Dillon, Gross ................................................... 3:26.05 7. 2000 .. Wynn, Guskey, Neary, Sharpe .......................................................... 3:26.14 8. 1999 .. Wynn, Lim, Neary, Johnson .............................................................. 3:26.60 9. 1987 .. Morley, Duffy, Young, Harvey ............................................................ 3:26.8610. 1988 .. Harvey, Olbrich, Garofolo, Young ..................................................... 3:28.02

400-Yard Medley Relay

1. 1999 .. Neary, Ruth, Sharpe, Johnson .......................................................... 1:22.01 2. 2003 .. Thieman, Guskey, Willats, Garvin ..................................................... 1:22.17 3. 2004 .. Thieman, Rawhauser, Willats, Garvin ............................................... 1:22.59 4. 2000 .. Neary, Hill, Ferriter, Sharpe............................................................... 1:22.80 5. 2001 .. Neary, Garvin, Ferriter, Sharpe ......................................................... 1:23.14 6. 2006 .. Peterman, Kawczenski, Kretzer, G. Steadman .............................. 1:23.20 7. 2007 .. Peterman, Kawczenski, Bennett, G. Steadman ............................ 1:23.22 8. 2005 .. Thieman, Rawhauser, G. Steadman, Peterman ............................. 1:23.38 9. 1993 .. Gross, Droste, Watkinson, Conze ..................................................... 1:23.62 10. 1992 .. Gross, Conze, R. Steenson, Schroth ................................................ 1:23.78

200-Yard Freestyle Relay

1. 1992 .. D. Steenson, Conze, Schroth, Gross ................................................ 3:02.12 2. 1999 .. Neary, Sharpe, Ruth, Johnson .......................................................... 3:03.21 3. 1993 .. Conze, R. Steenson, Droste, Gross ................................................. 3:03.60 4. 2001 .. Neary, Sharpe, Ferriter, Garvin ......................................................... 3:04.02 5. 1987 .. Duffy, Young, Morley, Harvey ............................................................ 3:04.14 6. 2004 .. Thieman, Rawhauser, Willats, Garvin ............................................... 3:04.58 7. 1988 .. Harvey, Young, Mohuchy, Crabtree .................................................. 3:04.73 8. 2000 .. Hill, Ferriter, Sharpe, Neary .............................................................. 3:05.09 9. 1995 .. Kazley, Buckley, R. Steenson, Broderick .......................................... 3:05.13 10. 1985 .. Duffy, Parsons, Hilk, Harvey ............................................................. 3:05.45

400-Yard Freestyle Relay

1. 1987 .. Duffy, Young, Morley, Harvey ............................................................ 6:48.45 2. 1985 .. Duffy, Hilk, Young, Harvey ................................................................ 6:49.13 3. 1995 .. Buckley, Lannes, R. Steenson, Broderick ......................................... 6:49.33 4. 1988 .. Harvey, Young, Garofolo, Crabtree ................................................... 6:49.57 5. 1994 .. J. Steenson, Broderick, Conze, Buckley ........................................... 6:50.68 6. 1986 .. Hilk, Morley, Fitch, Harvey ................................................................ 6:52.41 7. 1992 .. D. Steenson, Schroth, R. Steenson, Conze ..................................... 6:52.54 8. 1981 .. Schulte, Mitchell, Corl, Jenkins ......................................................... 6:53.04 9. 1979 .. Mitchell, Corl,Karpuk, Schulte ........................................................... 6:53.18 10. 2007 .. Trafton, Amato, Leboza, Metcalf .................................................... 6:54.25

800-Yard Freestyle Relay

1. 2005 .. Adam Freeman ........... 318.15 2. 2007 .. Jeffrey Manning ........ 270.90 3. 2005 .. Jake Thompson .......... 267.60 4. 2007 .. Matt Traver .................. 254.32 5. 2004 .. Joseph Duncan ........... 237.59 6. 2007 .. Steven Schmaltz ....... 225.35 7. 2007 .. Gregory Zavoluk ......... 222.82 8. 2001 .. Adam Fackler .............. 203.55 9. 2002 .. Steve Evans ................ 185.62 2001 .. Ethan Lew ................... 134.00 * New format starting in 2001

One-Meter Diving (6 Optionals)* 1. 1973 .. Bob Richards .............. 310.55 2. 1994 .. Mike Malloure ............. 287.10 3. 2003 .. Adam Freeman ........... 271.65 4. 1992 .. Eric Carr ...................... 268.65 5. 1977 .. John Gherlein ............. 268.45 6. 1988 .. Dan Vener ................... 257.75 7. 1978 .. Jeff Traver ................... 247.65 8. 1991 .. Kevin Britton ............... 245.85 9. 1969 .. Cliff Lesher .................. 241.10 10. 1978 .. Jim Harmon ................ 239.55

One-Meter Diving (6 Dives)

1. 2006 .. Adam Freeman ........... 301.58 2. 2007 .. Jeffrey Manning ........ 274.05 3. 2006 .. Jake Thompson .......... 269.02 4. 2007 .. Matt Traver .................. 248.10 5. 2007 .. Steven Schmaltz ....... 227.25 6. 2006 .. Joseph Duncan ........... 208.80 7. 2007 .. Gregory Zavoluk ......... 206.02* New format starting in 2005

Three-Meter Diving (6 Optionals)* 1. 1974 .. Bob Richards .............. 319.80 2. 1992 .. Eric Carr ...................... 309.15 3. 1977 .. John Gherlein ............. 290.45 4. 2003 .. Adam Freeman ........... 285.14 5. 1979 .. Jeff Traver ................... 273.10 6. 2005 .. Jake Thompson .......... 267.60 7. 1978 .. Jim Harmon ................ 266.25 8. 1989 .. Dan Vener ................... 263.10 9. 1968 .. Cliff Lesher .................. 257.95 10. 1983 .. Dave Hartstein ............ 236.10

Three-Meter Diving (6 Dives)

Luke Trafton ’10broke three school

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Adam Freeman’06was a two-time

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Men’s Record Book/HonorsMen’s Record Book/Honors

Individual Year EventBruce Dove 1964 100 FreeJack Fleming 1964 100 FreeJack Fleming 1964 200 FreeJack Fleming 1964 500 FreeTownley Larzelere 1964 50 FreePhil Reynolds 1964 100 BreastPhil Reynolds 1964 200 BreastRichard Sheldon 1964 3m DivingJim Smigie 1964 100 FlyJim Smigie 1964 200 FlyJerry Thimme 1964 200 FreeJerry Thimme 1964 500 FreeJerry Thimme 1964 1650 FreeDove, Fleming, Thimme, Larzelere 1964 400 Free RelayHanford, Reynolds, Smigie, Dove 1964 400 Medley RelayJim Smigie 1965 200 FlyFred Woertman 1965 100 BackFred Woertman 1965 200 BackWoertman, Reynolds, Smigie, Dove 1965 400 Medley RelayCharles Buffi ngton 1968 200 BackJeffrey Wilkinson 1968 100 FlyLandes, Wilkinson, Olson, Sinkinson 1968 400 Free RelayLandes, Wilkinson, Sinkinson, Olson 1968 800 Free RelayPeter O’Keeffe 1971 100 BackSteve Winings 1971 50 FreeJim Harvey 1988 50 Free (Hon. Mention)

The William Dearstyne-William Dorr Award was created in 1962 by the co-captains of the 1961 and 1962 Bison swimming teams, and is pre-sented annually to “that person who, by performance, leadership and example, contributes the most to the Bucknell men’s swimming.

Dearstyne-Dorr Award Winners

1963 ........................Robert A. Latour1964 ....................George N. Jenkins1965 ....................... James P. Smigie1966 .................E. Jared Thimme, Jr.1967 ................... James H. States, II1968 ........................Robert A. Latour1969 .........................Richard Russell1970 ..................... Gregory W. Olson1971 ..............................Ron Jenkins 1972 .......................... Peter O’Keeffe1973 ................................... Pat Kiehl1974 ...........................Steve Winings1975 ....................R. Schwanhausser1976 ..............................Joe Triszcuk1977 .................................Tom Cahill1978 ............................... John Lyons1979 ........................ Frank Polefrone1980 ..............................Steve Young1981 ............................... Pat Mitchell1982 ..................................Sal Baglio1983 ...............................Tim Jenkins1984 ........................... Pete Edelman1985 ........................... Pete Edelman1986 ..............................Dave Morley

1987 .......................... Bucknell Team1988 ................................Jim Harvey1989 .......................Mickey Mohuchy1990 ........................... John Garofolo1991 ........................Rick Hutchinson1992 ...............................D.Steenson ....................................C.Farrell1993 ..................................Jay Gross1994 .......................... Dietrich Conze1995 ................................R. McCabe ....................................S. Harris1996 ...............................Sandy Elion1997 ...........................Ethan Buckley1998 ...................... Scott Woodworth1999 ............................ Alex Johnson2000 ................................ Kevin Oles2001 ..........................Justin Schwarz2002 ............................Chris Feinthel2003 ............................Chris Feinthel2004 ..........................Michael Willats2005 ........................... John Hoffman2006 ............................... Todd Bauer2007 ............................ Matt Crandell

Bison All-Americans 1. 2003 .. Adam Freeman ........... 475.95 2. 1973 .. Bob Richards .............. 414.78 3. 1992 .. Kevin Britton ............... 369.65 4. 2003 .. Joseph Duncan ........... 365.20 5. 1976 .. John Gherlein ............. 365.10 6. 2003 .. Jake Thompson .......... 363.70 7. 1964 .. Bob Theiss .................. 353.85 8. 1979 .. Jeff Traver ................... 345.37 9. 1968 .. Tom Gibson ................. 344.20 10 1971 .. Ron Farr ...................... 344.19

One-Meter Diving (11 Dives) 1. 2005 .. Adam Freeman ........... 508.35 2. 1974 .. Bob Richards .............. 434.07 3. 2003 .. Jake Thompson .......... 404.70 4. 2003 .. Joseph Duncan ........... 402.90 5. 1979 .. Jeff Traver ................... 368.94 6. 1976 .. John Gherlein ............. 365.22 7. 1997 .. Mike Malloure ............. 361.55 8. 1970 .. Cliff Lesher .................. 361.30 9. 1992 .. Kevin Britton ............... 351.15 10. 1970 .. Ron Farr ...................... 339.20

Three-Meter Diving (11 Dives)

Scott Woodworth .....1997-98 (3rd Tm)

Academic All-America Selections

Scott Woodworth ....................1996-97Scott Woodworth ....................1997-98Adam Freeman .......2004-05 (2nd Tm)Todd Bauer .............2005-06 (2nd Tm) Adam Freeman ........ 2005-06 (1st Tm)

Academic All-DistrictSelections

Pat Mitchell .............................1980-81Ethan Cancell .........................1986-97John Garofolo .........................1989-90

East Coast ConferenceScholar Athletes

Jay Gross ...............................1991-92Scott Woodworth ....................1996-97Alex Johnson ..........................1998-99Adam Freeman .......................2002-03Adam Freeman .......................2004-05

Patriot LeagueScholar Athletes

All-Patriot League Selections1994-95 ....................... Ethan Buckley, Rick Steenson, Stewart Harris1995-96 ...........................................................................Alex Johnson 1996-97 .....................Ethan Buckley, Alex Johnson, Scott Woodworth 1997-98 ............................................. Alex Johnson, Scott Woodworth1998-99 .......................................................Alex Johnson, Tyler Wynn1999-2000 ...............................Chris Neary, Tyler Wynn, Adam Yerkes 2000-01 .......................................................Peter Garvin, Chris Neary 2001-02 ................................. Stephen Schwanhauser, Jack Sheehen 2002-03 ............................ Todd Bauer, Adam Freeman, Peter Garvin, ..................................................Mark Kretzer, Steven Schwanhausser 2003-04 .......First-Team: Peter Garvin, Mark Kretzer, William Schilling ........................................... Second-Team: Todd Bauer, Jack Sheehan 2004-05 .....................................................First-Team: Ian Rawhauser ................Second-Team: Todd Bauer, Adam Freeman, John Hoffman, ................................... Mark Kretzer, John Peterman, William Schilling2005-06 .........First-Team: Todd Bauer, Mark Kretzer, William Schilling ................................Second-Team: Mark Kawczenski, Joseph Metcalf2006-07 ........................... First Team: Mark Kawczenski, Luke Trafton............ Second Team: Ben Leboza, Joseph Metcalf, Grant Steadman

Coach Years Seasons W L T Pct.Bob Latour 1956-68 12 83 31 0 .728Richard Russell 1968-94 26 154 121 0 .560Lynn Kachmarik 1994-98 4 31 9 0 .775Jerry Foley 1998-2006 8 32 28 0 .533Dan Schinnerer 2006-Pres. 1 4 6 0 .400Totals 51 304 195 0 .568

All-Time Coaching Records

The Dearstyne-Dorr Award

Former Bison head coach Dick Russell (center) was honored during a meet between Former Bison head coach Dick Russell (center) was honored during a meet between Bucknell, Army and Colgate on Jan. 13, 2007. Bucknell, Army and Colgate on Jan. 13, 2007.

2007 Dearstyne-Dorr Award Winner Matt Crandell2007 Dearstyne-Dorr Award Winner Matt Crandell

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Middle Atlantic Conference Champions1958-59 (at Franklin & Marshall)William Barett .....................................50 Free

1959-60 (1st at Bucknell)William Dearstyne............................100 BackWilliam Dearstyne............................200 BackWilliam Dorr ......................................220 FreeWilliam Dorr ......................................440 FreeCharles Maunz ..............................100 BreastCharles Maunz ..............................200 Breast400 Medley Relay ...........................................Dearstyne, Maunz, Dorr, Cannon

1960-61 (2nd at West Chester)William Dearstyne............................100 BackWilliam Dearstyne............................200 BackWilliam Dorr ......................................440 Free

1961-62 (2nd at Gettysburg)William Dearstyne............................100 BackWilliam Dearstyne............................200 BackCharles Maunz ..............................100 BreastCharles Maunz ..............................200 BreastEric Moore ........................................440 Free400 Medley Relay ...........................................Maunz, Dearstyne, Stratton, Dorr

1962-63 (1st at Bucknell)Tom Boak.................100 Breast ...........1:07.5Enos Fry .......................50 Free ..............22.2Enos Fry .....................100 Free ..............50.9Jim Smigie .................... 100 Fly ..............54.9Jim Smigie .................... 200 Fly ...........2:04.9John Weinmann .............200 IM ...........2:15.5400 Free Relay .....................................3:22.2Dove, Fleming, Fry, Smigie

1963-64 (1st at Lehigh)Phil Reynolds...........100 Breast ...........1:04.3Phil Reynolds...........200 Breast ...........2:22.7Jim Smigie .................... 100 Fly ..............54.7Jim Smigie .................... 200 Fly ...........2:04.3Bob Theiss ................1m Diving ..........353.85Jerry Thimme ..............200 Free ...........1:53.5Jerry Thimme ..............500 Free ...........5:15.0400 Free Relay .....................................3:21.2Dove, Larzelere, Fleming, Thimme400 Medley Relay .................................3:47.0Hanford, Reynolds, Smigie, Dove

1964-65 (1st at Elizabethtown)Phil Reynolds...........100 Breast ...........1:04.3Phil Reynolds...........200 Breast ...........2:24.3Jim Smigie .................... 100 Fly ..............53.5Jim Smigie .................... 200 Fly ...........2:01.4Jim Smigie .....................200 IM ...........2:06.7Jerry Thimme ..............200 Free ...........1:54.8Jerry Thimme ..............500 Free ...........5:17.6Fred Woertman ..........100 Back ..............56.6Fred Woertman ..........200 Back ...........2:04.9400 Free Relay .....................................3:23.0Thimme, Door, Green, Deane400 Medley Relay .................................3:46.0Woertman, Reynolds, Smigie, Dove

1965-66 (2nd at Gettysburg)Phil Reynolds...........100 Breast ...........1:04.0Phil Reynolds...........200 Breast ...........2:22.2Jerry Thimme ..............200 Free ...........1:53.7

1966-67 (1st at Johns Hopkins)Charles Buffi ngton .....100 Back ..............57.7Charles Buffi ngton .....200 Back ...........2:04.9Chuck Petzold .........100 Breast ...........1:04.3400 Free Relay .....................................3:19.7Deane, Sinkinson, Eber, Sundberg400 Medley Relay .................................3:45.1Buffi ngton, Schmeiske, Petzold, Baxter

1967-68 (1st at West Chester)Mike Sinkinson .............50 Free ..............22.6Jeff Wilkinson ............... 100 Fly ..............54.3400 Free Relay .....................................3:17.0Landes, Wilkinson, Sinkinson, Olson400 Medley Relay .................................3:43.8Eister, Walthers, Wilkinson, Sinkinson

1968-69 (1st at Bucknell)Jeff Wilkinson ............... 100 Fly ..............55.0400 Free Relay .....................................3:15.7Krohmer, Landes, Olson, Sinkinson800 Free Relay .....................................7:21.4Wilkinson, Landes, Krohmer, Sinkinson

1969-70 (2nd at Delaware)Cliff Lesher ...............3m Diving ..........361.30Peter O’Keeffe ............100 Free ..............48.6Peter O’Keeffe ............200 Free ...........1:49.4Greg Olson .................. 200 Fly ...........2:01.9Greg Olson .................500 Free ...........5:01.3Greg Olson ...............1650 Free .........17:55.3Bob Young .................200 Back ...........2:04.2

1970-71 (1st at LaSalle)Mike Huffman ...........1650 Free .........17:48.6Peter O’Keeffe ............100 Free ..............48.3Peter O’Keeffe ............200 Free ...........1:45.8Peter O’Keeffe ............500 Free ...........5:01.2Steve Winings...............50 Free ............21.54Steve Winings..........100 Breast ...........1:02.3400 Free Relay .....................................3:13.7Winings, Krohmer, Landes, O’Keeffe800 Free Relay .....................................7:23.7Huffman, Krohman, Allen, O’Keeffe

1971-72 (1st at Delaware)John Grannis ............1650 Free .......17:37.47Peter O’Keeffe ............200 Free .........1:45.79R. Schwanhausser ....100 Back ............55.37R. Schwanhausser ........200 IM ...........2:01.9Steve Winings...............50 Free ............21.50400 Free Relay ...................................3:14.18Winings, Landes, Drake, O’Keeffe800 Free Relay ...................................7:14.71Schwanhausser, Drake, Klopping, O’Keeffe400 Medley Relay ...............................3:41.97Schwanhausser, Slick, Winings, Landes

1972-73 (1st at La Salle)William Drake ............200 Back .........1:59.16Paul Johnson ...........200 Breast .........2:19.73Barry Kita ...................... 200 Fly .........2:00.27Geoff Miller .................200 Free .........1:44.68Geoff Miller .................500 Free ......... 4:51.11Bob Richards ............1m Diving ..........414.78Bob Richards ............3m Diving ..........401.75Steve Winings...............50 Free ............21.38Steve Winings..........100 Breast .........1:03.93400 Free Relay ....................................3:11.11Winings, Miller, Triszczuk, Schwanhausser800 Free Relay ...................................7:08.07Miller, Triszczuk, Heller, Schwanhausser400 Medley Relay ...............................3:38.88Schwanhausser, Winings, Triszczuk, Miller

1973-74 (1st at West Chester)William Drake ............200 Back .........1:59.69Geoff Miller .................200 Free .........1:46.90Geoff Miller .................500 Free .........4:49.83Bob Richards ............1m Diving ..........369.81Bob Richards ............3m Diving ..........434.07R. Schwanhausser ........200 IM .........2:00.32Joe Triszczuk .................400 IM .........4:17.88Joe Triszczuk ................ 200 Fly .........1:58.18Steve Winings...............50 Free ............21.33400 Free Relay ...................................3:12.31Winings, Triszczuk, Schwanhausser, Miller800 Free Relay ................................... 7:11.09Triszczuk, Miller, Schwanhausser, Drake400 Medley Relay ...............................3:38.63Drake, Winings, Triszczuk, Miller

East Coast Conference Champions1974-75 (1st at La Salle)William Drake .............500 Free .........4:45.90William Drake ............200 Back .........1:55.57Geoff Miller .................100 Free .........1:55.58Geoff Miller .................200 Free .........1:44.44Randy Roach .................400 IM .........4:17.34R. Schwanhausser ........200 IM .........1:56.72400 Free Relay ...................................3:09.91Miller, Schwanhausser, Drake, Triszczuk800 Free Relay ...................................6:58.21Drake, Schwanhausser, Miller, Triszczuk400 Medley Relay ...............................3:32.98Drake, Schwanhausser, Triszczuk, Miller

1975-76 (1st at Delaware)John Gherlein ...........1m Diving ..........365.10John Gherlein ...........3m Diving ..........365.22Geoff Miller ...................50 Free ............21.26Frank Polefrone .......100 Breast .........1:00.27Frank Polefrone .......200 Breast .........2:13.43Randy Roach .................400 IM .........4:13.64800 Free Relay ...................................7:01.01Miller, Vanderwilt, Cahill, Triszczuk

1976-77 (1st at La Salle)Chip Frazier .................. 200 Fly .........1:56.29400 Medley Relay ...............................3:33.82Bradshaw, Polefrone, Frazier, Young

1977-78 (1st at La Salle)Chip Frazier .................. 100 Fly ............51.56

1978-79 (1st at Delaware)Chip Frazier .................. 100 Fly ............51.72Andy Karpuk .............1650 Free .......16:14.47Frank Polefrone .......100 Breast ............59.91400 Medley Relay ...............................3:31.62Layton, Polefrone, Young, Corl

1979-80 (2nd at LaSalle)None

1980-81 (2nd at LaSalle)800 Free Relay ...................................6:53.04Schulte, Mitchell, Corl, Jenkins

1981-82 (5th at Delaware)None

1982-83 (3rd at LaSalle)None

1983-84 (2nd at Lafayette)David Morley..............100 Back ............53.36

Men’s ChampionsMen’s Champions

Steve Winings’74captured

six individual Middle Atlantic

Conference Championships

during his career.

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1984-85 (2nd at Delaware)Jim Harvey .....................200 IM .........1:53.26Jim Harvey .....................400 IM .........4:06.30David Morely..............100 Back ............52.65David Morely..............200 Back .........1:53.50400 Free Relay ...................................3:05.45Duffy, Hilk, Young, Parsons800 Free Relay ...................................6:49.13Edelman, Hilk, Young, Duffy

1985-86 (2nd at Drexel)Jim Harvey ..................200 Free .........1:40.12Jim Harvey ..................500 Free .........4:34.05Jim Harvey .................... 200 Fly .........1:52.44David Morely..............200 Back .........1:55.27

1986-87 (1st at Lafayette)Jim Harvey ....................50 Free ............20.41Jim Harvey ..................100 Free ............45.32Jim Harvey ..................200 Free .........1:39.39David Morley..............100 Back ............53.68David Morley..............200 Back .........1:56.73Peter Young .................. 200 Fly .........1:54.03400 Free Relay ...................................3:04.30Duffy, Young, Morley, Harvey800 Free Relay ...................................6:48.45Duffy, Young, Morley, Harvey400 Medley Relay ...............................3:28.29Morley, Duffy, Young, Harvey

1987-88 (2nd at Delaware)Jim Harvey .....................200 IM .........1:50.66Jim Harvey ..................100 Free ............44.37Jim Harvey ..................200 Free .........1:38.52400 Free Relay ...................................3:04.73Mohuchy, Young, Crabtree, Harvey800 Free Relay ...................................6:51.54Hastings, Young, Crabtree, Harvey400 Medley Relay ...............................3:28.02Harvey, Olbrich, Garofolo, Young

1988-89 (4th at Drexel)None

1989-90 (2nd at Lafayette)John Garofolo ............... 100 Fly ............50.21Don Steenson ............100 Back ............52.54400 Medley Relay ...............................3:27.30D. Steenson, Olbrich, Garofolo, Gross

Patriot League Champions1990-91 (3rd at Fordham)Jay Gross .....................50 Free ............21.10Jay Gross ..................... 100 Fly ............51.14Don Steenson ............100 Back ............51.80Don Steenson ............200 Back .........1:53.66200 Medley Relay ...............................1:34.97Steenson, Farrell, Gross, Schroth

1991-92 (4th at Army)Jay Gross .....................50 Free ............20.50Jay Gross ...................100 Free ............44.87Jay Gross ..................... 100 Fly ............50.07Don Steenson ............100 Back ............50.14Don Steenson ............200 Back .........1:50.64200 Medley Relay ...............................1:33.80D. Steenson, Farrell, R. Steenson, Gross400 Free Relay ...................................3:02.72D. Steenson, Conze, Schroth, GrossJay Gross ............... Co-Swimmer of the Meet

1992-93 (4th at Colgate)Steve Droste ..................200 IM .........1:55.34Steve Droste ..............100 Back ............51.64

Steve Droste ..............200 Back .........1:51.75Jay Gross .....................50 Free ............20.56Jay Gross ...................100 Free ............45.04Jay Gross ..................... 100 Fly ............50.33200 Free Relay ...................................1:23.62Gross, Watkinson, Droste, Conze400 Medley Relay ...............................3:26.10Droste, Dillon, R. Steenson, Gross400 Free Relay ...................................3:03.60Conze, Droste, R. Steenson, GrossJay Gross ............... Co-Swimmer of the MeetSteve Droste ........... Co-Swimmer of the Meet

1993-94 (4th at Fordham)Rick Steenson .............. 200 Fly .........1:53.17Rick Steenson ...............200 IM .........1:52.82800 Free Relay ...................................6:50.68R. Steenson, Broderick, Buckley, Conze

1994-95 (3rd at Navy)Ethan Buckley.............200 Free .........1:40.78

1995-96 (3rd at Colgate)Alex Johnson ................50 Free ............20.90Alex Johnson ..............100 Free ............46.28

1996-97 (3rd at Army)Ethan Buckley.............200 Free .........1:41.41Scott Woodworth .......100 Back ............51.95

1997-98 (3rd at Colgate)Scott Woodworth .......200 Back .........1:54.15

1998-99 (3rd at Navy)Alex Johnson ..............200 Free .........1:41.39200 Free Relay ...................................1:22.01Neary, Ruth, Sharpe, Johnson400 Free Relay ...................................3:03.31Neary, Ruth, Sharpe, Johnson

1999-2000 (3rd at Army)Chris Neary...................50 Free ............20.70Chris Neary................... 100 Fly ............50.22Tyler Wynn .................100 Back ............51.93200 Medley Relay ...............................1:32.24Wynn, Guskey, Neary, Sharpe200 Free Relay ...................................1:22.80Neary, Hill, Ferriter, Sharpe

2000-01 (3rd at Colgate)Chris Neary...................50 Free ............20.65Chris Neary................... 100 Fly ............49.63200 Free Relay ...................................1:23.14Neary, Garvin, Ferriter, Sharpe400 Free Relay ...................................3:04.02Neary, Sharpe, Ferriter, Garvin

2001-02 (4th at Navy)None

2002-03 (1st at Bucknell)Adam Freeman .........1m Diving ..........299.73Peter Garvin .................50 Free ............20.52Peter Garvin ...............100 Free ............45.58Mark Kretzer ................. 200 Fly .........1:52.66200 Free Relay ...................................1:22.17Thieman, Guskey, Willats, GarvinJerry Foley ......................... Coach of the Year

2003-04 (2nd at Navy)Mark Kretzer ..............100 Back ............51.33William Schilling.......100 Breast ............57.34

2004-05 (4th at Bucknell)None

2005-06 (3rd at Navy)William Schilling.......200 Breast .........2:03.17Jerry Foley ......................... Coach of the Year

2006-07 (3rd at Bucknell)Mark Kawczenski.......100 Back ............49.90Luke Trafton.............1,650 Free .......15:39.68200 Medley Relay ...............................1:31.93Kawczenski, Bennett, Steadman, PetermanLuke Trafton......................Rookie of the Meet

Name Graduation Year TitlesJim Harvey .......................1988 ................. 11Jay Gross .........................1993 ...................8Geoff Miller .......................1976 ...................7Jim Smigie ........................1965 ...................7William Dearstyne.............1962 ...................6David Morely.....................1987 ...................6Peter O’Keeffe ..................1972 ...................6Phil Reynolds....................1966 ...................6Steve Winings...................1974 ...................6Don Steenson ...................1992 ...................5Jerry Thimme ....................1966 ...................5

Most Individual Conference Titles

NCAA College Division Champions1963-64BUCKNELL WINS COLLEGE DIVISION NATIONAL TEAM TITLEPhil Reynolds...........100 Breast ........... 1:03.6Jim Smigie .................... 200 Fly ........... 2:03.5Jerry Thimme ............1650 Free ......... 18:42.1Jerry Thimme ..............200 Free ........... 1:50.7400 Free Relay ..................................... 3:21.4Thimme, Fleming, Larzelere, Dove400 Medley Relay ................................. 3:48.3Hanford, Reynolds, Smigie, Dove

1964-65BUCKNELL PLACES THIRD IN NCAA COLLEGE DIVISION MEETJim Smigie .................... 200 Fly ........... 2:00.0Fred Woertman ..........100 Back .............. 56.4Fred Woertman ..........200 Back ........... 2:04.6400 Medley Relay ................................. 3:43.4Woertman, Reynolds, Smigie, Dove

Eastern Champions1959-60 (Eastern Seaboards)William Dearstyne......100 Back ..............59.4

1986-87 (Eastern Seaboards)Jim Harvey ..................100 Free ............44.93

1987-88 (Eastern Seaboards)Jim Harvey .................... 100 Fly ............49.22

1991-92 (ECACs)Jay Gross ..................... 100 Fly ............50.52Jay Gross ...................100 Free ............44.79Don Steenson ............100 Back ............50.97Don Steenson ............200 Back .........1:50.85

1992-93 (ECACs)Jay Gross .....................50 Free ............20.36Jay Gross ...................100 Free ............44.67

1998-99 (ECACs)Alex Johnson ................50 Free ............21.08

2001-02 (ECACs)Adam Freeman .........1m Diving ..........289.45

Men’s ChampionsMen’s Champions

John Peterman ’08was a part of Bucknell’s

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1. 2004 .. Meghan Freese ............. 23.22 2. 1992 .. Margaret Grunow .......... 23.58 3. 2007 .. Rebecca Scheffter ........ 23.75 4. 2005 .. Mary Krakowski ............ 23.90 5. 1995 .. Jeanne Klawon ............. 24.10 6. 2007 .. Katherine Munson ..........24.11 7. 1992 .. Kathleen Hartnett .......... 24.31 8. 1998 .. Ellie Baker ..................... 24.39 9. 2005 .. Alison Faux ................... 24.46 10. 2005 .. Lauren Reed ................. 24.57

50-Yard Freestyle

1. 2004 .. Meghan Freese ............. 50.96 2. 1992 .. Margaret Grunow ...........51.11 3. 2006 .. Rebecca Scheffter ........ 51.26 4. 2007 .. Megan Mongan ............ 52.46 5. 1995 .. Jeanne Klawon ............. 52.87 6. 2001 .. Abby Weaver ................ 53.10 7. 1992 .. Kathleen Hartnett .......... 53.18 8. 1982 .. Kathy Frazier ................ 53.22 9. 2003 .. Jennifer Cancro ............ 53.31 10. 2005 .. Mary Krakowski ............ 53.48

100-Yard Freestyle

1. 2006 .. Lectie Altman ............. 1:52.74 2. 2007 .. Rebecca Scheffter ..... 1:52.87 3. 2003 .. Jennifer Cancro ......... 1:53.22 4. 2007 .. Megan Mongan ......... 1:53.31 5. 1992 .. Margaret Grunow ....... 1:53.63 6. 2007 .. Kristen Skroski ........ 1:53.68 7. 2003 .. Rebecca Dolan .......... 1.54.17 8. 2003 .. Daniela Faas .............. 1.54.98 9. 1984 .. Kathy Lynch ............... 1:55.56 10. 2006 .. Katalin Lyons ........... 1:55.80

200-Yard Freestyle

1. 2007 .. Nikki Woodward ......... 4:55.73 2. 2003 .. Daniela Faas .............. 4:56.93 3. 2003 .. Jennifer Cancro ......... 4:59.69 4. 2005 .. Carlyn Donley ............ 5:01.49 5. 2002 .. Jackie Feinthel ........... 5:01.56 6. 2007 .. Kristen Skroski ........ 5:03.32 7. 2005 .. Leslie Rice ................. 5:05.04 8. 2006 .. Meghan Brown ........... 5:06.26 9. 2007 .. Laura Goeller ............. 5:06.37 10. 2006 .. Brittany Neligan ......... 5:06.38

500-Yard Freestyle

1. 2002 .. Daniela Faas ............ 10:18.78 2. 2002 .. Jennifer Cancro ....... 10:28.13 3. 2006 .. Meghan Brown ......... 10:29.14 4. 2002 .. Jackie Feinthel ......... 10:30.19 5. 1996 .. Kate Wood ............... 10:30.43 6. 1993 .. Linda Fink ................ 10:31.18 7. 2007 .. Nikki Woodward ....... 10:31.35 8. 1995 .. Sarah Cranston ........ 10:31.73 9. 2006 .. Brittany Neligan ....... 10:32.12 10. 2005 .. Carlyn Donley .......... 10:32.72

1,000-Yard Freestyle

1. 2003 .. Daniela Faas ............ 17:02.07 2. 2002 .. Jennifer Cancro ....... 17:16.03 3. 2005 .. Carlyn Donley ......... 17:17.10 4. 2006 .. Meghan Brown ......... 17:18.61 5. 2006 .. Brittany Neligan ....... 17:24.25 6. 1993 .. Linda Fink ................ 17:25.97 7. 1999 .. Kate Wood ............... 17:25.99 8. 2005 .. Nikki Woodward ....... 17:26.12 9. 2006 .. Katalin Lyons ......... 17:33.29 10. 2002 .. Jackie Feinthel ......... 17:33.35

1,650-Yard Freestyle

1. 2005 .. Lectie Altman ................ 56.29 2. 2003 .. Darby Golino ................. 57.31 3. 2004 .. Meghan Freese ............. 57.48 4. 2007 .. Courtney Warren ......... 57.83 5. 1992 .. Kathleen Hartnett .......... 58.38 6. 1997 .. Jen Myers ..................... 58.40 7. 2005 .. Katherine Munson ......... 58.45 8. 2003 .. Tricia Rado .................... 59.34 9. 2007 .. Abigail Atkinson .......... 59.50 10. 1985 .. Kathy Lynch .................. 59.72

100-Yard Backstroke

1. 2005 .. Lectie Altman ............. 2:00.60 2. 2003 .. Darby Golino .............. 2:02.27 3. 1995 .. Jen Myers .................. 2:03.30 4. 1992 .. Kathleen Hartnett ....... 2:03.61 5. 2005 .. Laura Goeller ............. 2:04.15 6. 2003 .. Daniela Faas .............. 2:07.19 7. 2005 .. Tricia Rado ................. 2:07.90 8. 1994 .. Colleen Brooks .......... 2:08.10 9. 1985 .. Kathy Lynch ............... 2:08.18 10. 2007 .. Courtney Warren ...... 2:08.42

200-Yard Backstroke

1. 2005 .. Jamie Flick ................. 1:04.17 2. 2007 .. Kelly Morris .............. 1:05.07 3. 2006 .. Emily Wichryk ............ 1:06.99 4. 2007 .. Nikki Seaman ........... 1:07.04 5. 2000 .. Kelly Wilson ............... 1:07.09 6. 1996 .. Allyson Gillespie ........ 1:07.73 7. 2003 .. Lauren Mosler ............ 1:07.84 8. 2002 .. Barbara Morgan ......... 1:07.94 9. 1999 .. Debbie Rajotte ........... 1:07.95 2005 .. Nikki Woodward ......... 1:07.95

100-Yard Breaststroke

1. 2004 .. Jamie Flick ................. 2:19.44 2. 2007 . Kelly Morris .............. 2:21.12 3. 2007 .. Nikki Woodward ......... 2:21.94 4. 2007 .. Nikki Seaman ........... 2:23.81 5. 2005 .. Emily Wichryk ............ 2:24.72 6. 2002 .. Barbara Morgan ......... 2:26.04 7. 2004 .. Melissa Capperell ...... 2:27.95 8. 1998 .. Kelly Wilson ............... 2:28.23 9. 2001 .. Lauren Mosler ............ 2:28.42 10. 1996 .. Lindsay Reed ............. 2:28.46

200-Yard Breaststroke

1. 1993 .. Margaret Grunow .......... 56.02 2. 2005 .. Mary Krakowski ............ 56.43 3. 2004 .. Lauren Reed ................. 57.14 4. 2006 .. Katherine Munson ......... 57.20 5. 2000 .. Lauren Mosler ............... 57.95 6. 1982 .. Kathy Frazier ................ 58.23 7. 2001 .. Molly Lowe .................... 58.79 8. 1999 .. Nicole Brandemarti ....... 58.83 9. 1999 .. Megan Jones ................ 59.16 10. 2002 .. Ashley Aiken ................. 59.35

100-Yard Butterfly

1. 2006 .. Katherine Munson ...... 2:04.54 2. 1996 .. Kate Wood ................. 2:05.93 3. 2000 .. Molly Lowe ................. 2:06.20 4. 1993 .. Margaret Grunow ....... 2:07.49 5. 2003 .. Rebecca Dolan .......... 2:07.90 6. 2002 .. Jackie Feinthel ........... 2:08.06 7. 1999 .. Megan Jones ............. 2:09.04 8. 2003 .. Vanessa Scaringi ....... 2:09.68 9. 2002 .. Ashley Aiken .............. 2:10.01 10. 2006 .. Brittany Neligan ......... 2:10.52

200-Yard Butterfly

1. 2003 .. Darby Golino .............. 2:06.46 2. 2006 .. Nikki Woodward ......... 2:07.56 3. 2003 .. Jamie Flick ................. 2:07.84 4. 2005 .. Laura Goeller ............. 2:07.86 5. 2003 .. Vanessa Scaringi ....... 2:09.13 6. 2007 .. Megan Mongan ......... 2:09.35 7. 2007 .. Lauren Russell ......... 2:09.42 8. 1995 .. Jen Myers .................. 2:09.78 9. 1999 .. Molly Lowe ................. 2:09.95 10. 2002 .. Ashley Aiken .............. 2:10.10

200-Yard Individual Medley

1. 2004 .. Daniela Faas .............. 4:26.13 2. 2005 .. Laura Goeller ............. 4:28.04 3. 2006 .. Nikki Woodward ......... 4:29.27 4. 1999 .. Molly Lowe ................. 4:30.34 5. 1997 .. Kate Wood ................. 4:33.16 6. 2007 .. Lauren Russell ......... 4:33.60 7. 2003 .. Vanessa Scaringi ........4:34.11 8. 1999 .. Megan Jones ............. 4:34.36 9. 2002 .. Jackie Feinthel ........... 4:35.00 10. 1996 .. Jen Myers .................. 4:35.48

400-Yard Individual Medley

1. 2005 .. Altman, Flick, Krakowski, Scheffter .................................................. 1:43.99 2. 2003 .. Golino, Flick, Krakowski, Freese ...................................................... 1:44.35 3. 2004 .. Altman, Flick, Krakowski, Freese ...................................................... 1:45.06 4. 2007 .. Warren, Morris, Munson, Scheffter ................................................. 1:45.39 5. 2006 .. Altman, Woodward, Krakowski, Scheffter ......................................... 1:46.44 6. 2002 .. Golino, Flick, Aiken, Freese .............................................................. 1:47.58 7. 2003 .. Altman, Flick, Mosler, Freese ........................................................... 1:47.59 8. 1993 .. Hartnett, Gillespie, Grunow, Klawon ................................................. 1:48.00 9. 2005 .. Faux, Flick,Krakowski, Scheffter ....................................................... 1:48.05 10. 1992 .. Hartnett, Boles,Grunow, DiLenge ..................................................... 1:48.39

200-Yard Medley Relay

1. 2005 .. Altman, Flick, Krakowski, Scheffter .................................................. 3:47.48 2. 2003 .. Golino, Flick, Krakowski, Freese ...................................................... 3:49.54 3. 2007 .. Warren, Morris, Munson, Scheffter ................................................. 3:51.17 4. 2006 .. Altman, Woodward, Krakowski, Scheffter ......................................... 3:52.07 5. 2002 .. Golino, Flick, Aiken, Weaver ............................................................. 3:54.53 6. 1993 .. Hartnett, Gillespie, Grunow, Klawon ................................................. 3:54.96 7. 2000 .. Golino, Wilson, Lowe, Weaver .......................................................... 3:55.52 8. 2003 .. Altman, Flick, Mosler, Freese ........................................................... 3:56.19 9. 1998 .. Myers, Wilson, Brandemarti, Baker .................................................. 3:57.01 10. 2001 .. Golino, Morgan, Lowe, Weaver ........................................................ 3:57.17

400-Yard Medley Relay

1. 2005 .. Faux, Krakowski, Reed, Scheffter .................................................... 1:34.88 2. 2003 .. Wild, Golino, Krakowski, Freese ....................................................... 1:34.94 3. 2006 .. Reed, Krakowski, Munson, Scheffter ................................................ 1:35.50 4. 2004 .. Scheffter, Krakowski, Goeller, Freese ............................................... 1:35.52 5. 2007 .. Munson, Mongan, Skroski, Scheffter .............................................. 1:35.58 6. 1993 .. Hartnett, DiLenge, Klawon, Grunow ................................................. 1:36.87 7. 2002 .. Weaver, Gibson, Aiken, Freese ........................................................ 1:37.00 8. 1991 .. Grunow, Hartnett, Appler, Falcione ................................................... 1:37.88 9. 1994 .. Hartnett, DiLenge, Maguire, Klawon ................................................. 1:38.14 10. 2007 .. Mongan, Munson, Skroski, Scheffter .............................................. 1:38.35

200-Yard Freestyle Relay

1. 1993 .. Hartnett, Maguire, Klawon, Grunow .................................................. 3:30.09 2. 2005 .. Faux, Scheffter, Krakowski, Altman .................................................. 3:30.70 3. 2004 .. Goeller, Altman, Scheffter, Freese .................................................... 3:30.80 4. 2003 .. Freese, Cancro, Altman, Golino ........................................................ 3:32.37 5. 2006 .. Altman, Lovallo, Krakowski, Scheffter .............................................. 3:32.51 6. 1992 .. Hartnett, DiLenge, Nielsen, Grunow ................................................. 3:33.12 7. 2007 .. Munson, Mongan, Skroski, Scheffter .............................................. 3:33.02 8. 1993 .. Hartnett, DiLenge, Klawon, Grunow ................................................. 3:33.40 9. 1994 .. Hartnett, DiLenge, Klawon, Maguire ................................................. 3:34.13 10 2002 .. Cancro, Gibson, Weaver, Freese ..................................................... 3:34.58

400-Yard Freestyle Relay

1. 2003 .. Faas, Dolan, Altman, Cancro ............................................................ 7:35.25 2. 2004 .. Faas, Donley, Cancro, Altman .......................................................... 7:38.25 3. 2007 .. Woodward, Mongan, Skroski, Donley ............................................. 7:39.75 4. 2005 .. Goeller, Donley, Skroski, Altman ..................................................... 7:40.85 5. 2002 .. Dolan, Faas, Feinthel, Cancro .......................................................... 7:41.16 6. 2006 .. Neligan, Lyons, Donley, Altman ....................................................... 7:42.05 7. 2001 .. Poda, Weaver, Faas, Dolan .............................................................. 7:47.99 8. 2003 .. Faas, Altman, Feinthel, Dolan ........................................................... 7:48.15 9. 2001 .. Faas, Poda, Jones, Dolan ................................................................ 7:50.16 10. 2002 .. Feinthel, Golino, Faas, Cancro ......................................................... 7:51.07

800-Yard Freestyle Relay

1. 2005 .. Erika Mannix ............... 256.87 2. 2007 .. Rebecca Bersani ....... 253.10 3. 2007 .. Eliza Massie ............... 252.00 4. 2004 .. Lisa Rockwell .............. 234.82 5. 2007 .. Erika Minerowicz ......... 228.89 6. 2007 .. Allison FitzPatrick ..... 227.95 7. 2004 .. Sarah Petcavage ........ 227.46 8. 2005 .. Lauren Thomas ........... 218.05 9. 2005 .. Stephanie Vogt ........... 217.85 10. 2003 .. Ainsley Maloney .......... 201.97 * New format starting in 2001

One-Meter Diving (6 Optionals)* 1. 1990 .. Kristen Ehrgood .......... 258.20 2. 1994 .. Debbie Zapotocky ....... 242.40 3. 1995 .. Lara McCarver ............ 241.20 4. 1993 .. Kelly Haughs ............... 239.85 5. 1994 .. Cory Feulner ............... 237.30 6. 1993 .. Julie Kotarba ............. 232.125 7. 1988 .. Elaine Lammey ........... 227.00 8. 2000 .. Sarah Petcavage ........ 220.28 9. 2006 .. Rebecca Bersani ........211.12 10. 1976 .. Kathy Karpuk .............. 210.75

One-Meter Diving (6 Dives)

1. 2007 .. Eliza Massie ............... 257.54 2. 2007 .. Erika Minerowicz ......... 257.24 3. 2007 .. Rebecca Bersani ....... 246.67 4. 2007 .. Allison FitzPatrick ..... 240.50 5. 2006 .. Lauren Thomas ........... 216.67 6. 2006 .. Victoria Fritz ................ 214.43

* New format starting in 2005

Three-Meter Diving (6 Optionals)* 1. 1994 .. Lara McCarver ............ 258.00 2005 .. Erika Mannix ............... 258.00 3. 1993 .. Kelly Haughs ............... 254.91 4. 1994 .. Debbie Zapotocky ....... 250.87 5. 1994 .. Cory Feulner ............... 238.95 6. 1976 .. Kathy Karpuk .............. 238.50 7. 1988 .. Elaine Lammey ........... 235.50 8. 2004 .. Sarah Petcavage ........ 235.20 9. 1993 .. Susie Huesman ........ 233.625 10 2006 .. Rebecca Bersani ....... 232.35

Three-Meter Diving (6 Dives)

Eliza Massie ’10set a program

diving record in three-meter, six optionals

in 2007.

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1. 2003 .. Sarah Petcavage ........ 376.45 2. 1974 .. Kathy Karpuk .............. 366.35 3. 2003 .. Victoria Fritz ................ 343.70 4. 1994 .. Debbie Zapotocky ....... 310.00 5. 1986 .. Elaine Lammey ........... 300.90 6. 2003 .. Monica Smith .............. 294.65 7. 1988 .. Kristen Ehrgood .......... 292.05 8. 1995 .. Cory Feulner ............... 291.85 9. 1999 .. Lori Adamczyk ............ 291.60 10. 2003 .. Erika Minerowicz ......... 288.70

One-Meter Diving (11 Dives) 1. 2005 .. Erika Mannix ............... 428.50 2. 2003 .. Sarah Petcavage ........ 407.65 3. 2004 .. Lisa Rockwell .............. 388.70 4. 2003 .. Victoria Fritz ................ 377.40 5. 2005 .. Stephanie Vogt ........... 354.90 6. 2005 .. Lauren Thomas ........... 348.05 7. 1974 .. Kathy Karpuk .............. 329.40 8. 1988 .. Elaine Lammey ........... 312.25 9. 1994 .. Debbie Zapotocky ....... 302.00 10. 1999 .. Stephanie Kofke ......... 286.20

Three-Meter Diving (11 Dives)

Individual Year EventElizabeth Dexter 1979 200 BreastKathy Frazier 1979 100 FreeKathy Frazier 1979 50 FlyKathy Frazier 1980 50 FreeKathy Frazier 1980 50 FlyKathy Frazier 1980 100 Fly Kathy Frazier 1980 100 IMKathy Frazier 1980 100 Free Young, Dexter, Frazier, Young 1980 200 Medley RelayLisa Desrochers 1981 200 Back Elizabeth Dexter 1981 100 BreastElizabeth Dexter 1981 200 BreastKathy Frazier 1981 100 FreeKathy Frazier 1981 50 FlyKathy Frazier 1981 100 FlyKathy Frazier 1981 200 FlyDesrochers, Young, Dexter, Frazier 1981 400 Medley RelayYoung, Dexter, Frazier, Desrochers 1981 200 Medley RelayKathy Frazier 1982 50 FlyKathy Frazier 1982 100 FlyKathy Frazier 1982 50 Free

Bison All-AmericansKathy Lynch ............................1986-87Abby Weaver ..........2001-02 (2nd Tm)Rebecca Scheffter ..2005-06 (2nd Tm)Katherine Munson ..2006-07 (2nd Tm)

Academic All-DistrictSelections

Kathy Lynch ............................1984-85Kathy Lynch ............................1986-87Deb Thomas ...........................1987-88

East Coast ConferenceScholar Athletes

Jeanne Klawon .......................1992-93Jeanne Klawon .......................1993-94Allyson Gillespie .....................1995-96Abby Weaver ..........................2000-01Rebecca Scheffter ..................2004-05

Patriot LeagueScholar Athletes

All-Patriot League Selections1994-95 ...............................April Harned, Jeanne Klawon, Jen Myers 1995-96 ........................................................Jen Myers, Lindsay Reed1996-97 ............................................................Jen Myers, Kate Wood1997-98 ........................................Molly Lowe, Jen Myers, Kate Wood1998-99 ...................................Megan Jones, Molly Lowe, Kate Wood1999-2000 ......................................Nicole Brandemarti, Darby Golino, ........................................................................ Molly Lowe, Kate Wood2000-01 .........Darby Golino, Daniela Faas, Molly Lowe, Abby Weaver2001-02 ...............................................Jennifer Cancro, Daniela Faas, ..............................................................Meghan Freese, Darby Golino 2002-03 ....................... Lectie Altman, Jennifer Cancro, Daniela Faas, ................ Jackie Feinthel, Jamie Flick, Meghan Freese, Darby Golino 2003-04 ....First-Team: Lectie Altman, Jennifer Cancro, Daniela Faas,................................... Jackie Feinthel, Meghan Freese, Laura Goeller........... Second-Team: Carlyn Donley, Jamie Flick, Katherine Munson, .......................................................Rebecca Sheffter, Nikki Woodward2004-05 ...................................First-Team: Lectie Altman, Jamie Flick, ........................................................ Laura Goeller, Katherine Munson, .....................................................Rebecca Scheffter, Nikki Woodward.....................................Second-Team: Carlyn Donley, Jackie Feinthel, ..............................................................Mary Krakowski, Erika Mannix2005-06 .......First-Team: Lectie Altman, Carlyn Donley, Laura Goeller,......................Katherine Munson, Rebecca Scheffter, Nikki Woodward..........Second-Team: Meghan Brown, Mary Krakowski, Katalin Lyons, ..................................... Brittany Neligan, Nikki Seaman, Ally St. Claire2006-07 ................First Team: Katherine Munson, Rebecca Scheffter, .................................................................................... Nikki Woodward............Second Team: Rebecca Bersani, Laura Goeller, Eliza Massie, ......... Megan Mongan, Kelly Morris, Kristen Skroski, Courtney Warren

Coach Years Seasons W L T Pct.Kofi e Montgomery 1973-76 3 13 16 0 .448Constance Brennan 1976-79 3 8 17 0 .320Joel Feldman 1979-80 3 27 6 0 .818Lynn Kachmarik 1982-88 16 120 52 1 .697Jerry Foley 1998-2006 8 43 19 0 .694Dan Schinnerer 2006-Pres. 1 3 5 1 .389Totals 34 214 115 2 .650

All-Time Coaching Records

The Robert A. Latour Award was established in 1987 to honor the former men’s swimming coach and director of athletics at Bucknell. It is pre-sented annually “in recognition of leadership, sportsmanship, outstanding achievement and dedication to Bucknell women’s swimming.”

Robert A. Latour Award Winners

1987................................. Kathy Lynch1988.................................Karen Oliver1989............................Elaine Lammey1990.................................. Dodi Barlok1991.................K. Appler/C. Banashek1992.............................. Jennifer Reeb1993.........................Margaret Grunow1994.........................Kathleen Hartnett1995.................... C. Brooks/J. Klawon1996.......................... Allyson Gillespie1997............................Sarah Cranston

1998.................................... Jen Myers1999............ N. Brandemarti/K. Wilson2000...................... Nicole Brandemarti2001............................. Gwen Packard2002............................... Abby Weaver2003............................ Rebecca Dolan2004............................Meghan Freese2005................................... Trish Rado2006.......................... Mary Krakowski2007...........................Nikki Woodward

The Latour Award

Nikki Woodward ’07

was the recipient of the Robert A. Latour Award

in 2007.

Women’s Record Book/HonorsWomen’s Record Book/Honors

All-American Kathy Frazier ’82All-American Kathy Frazier ’82

All-Americans Lisa Desrochers ’84, Susie Young ’83 and Karen Young ’83All-Americans Lisa Desrochers ’84, Susie Young ’83 and Karen Young ’83

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East Coast Conference Champions1982-83 (5th at Drexel)Kathy Hoey ...............1650 Free .......17:54.87

1983-84 (3rd at Hofstra)Sue Knight ....................50 Free ............24.87Kathy Lynch ...............100 Back .........1:00.68Kathy Lynch ................200 Free .........1:55.56

1984-85 (2nd at Lafayette)Sue Knight ....................50 Free ............25.28Kathy Lynch ...............100 Back .........1:00.60Kathy Lynch ...............200 Back .........2:10.56Cheryl Trepp ...............500 Free .........5:12.60Cheryl Trepp .............1650 Free .......17:59.88800 Free Relay ...................................7:57.97Schwalbe, Trepp, Oliver, Lynch

1985-86 (2nd at Delaware)Kathy Lynch ...............100 Back .........1:01.33Kathy Lynch ...............200 Back .........2:10.82

1986-87 (1st at Drexel)Kathy Lynch ................500 Free ......... 5:11.01Kathy Lynch ...............200 Back .........2:08.88Susan Orth ................... 200 Fly ......... 2:11.21800 Free Relay ...................................7:54.42Hirtler, Oliver, Schwalbe, Lynch

1987-88 (3rd at Lafayette)None

1988-89 (3rd at Delaware)Kelly Appler..............100 Breast .........1:10.41

1989-90 (4th at Drexel)Margaret Grunow..........50 Free ............24.22Margaret Grunow........100 Free ............52.38Margaret Grunow........200 Free .........1:53.76

Patriot League Champions1990-91 (2nd at Fordham)Margaret Grunow........100 Free ............53.08Margaret Grunow........200 Free .........1:55.37200 Free Relay ...................................1:37.88Hartnett, Gillespie, Grunow, Klawon200 Medley Relay ...............................1:34.97Appler, Grunow, Hartnett, Falcione400 Medley Relay ...............................4:01.23Hartnett, Grunow, Falcione, Banashek

1991-92 (2nd at Army)Margaret Grunow..........50 Free ............23.58Margaret Grunow........100 Free ............ 51.11Margaret Grunow.......... 100 Fly ............56.52Kathleen Hartnett.......100 Back ............58.38Kathleen Hartnett.......200 Back .........2:03.61200 Free Relay ...................................1:38.14Hartnett, Boles, DiLenge, Grunow200 Medley Relay ...............................1:48.79Hartnett, Boles, Grunow, DiLengeMargaret Grunow.... Co-Swimmer of the MeetLynn Kachmarik ................. Coach of the Year

1992-93 (2nd at Colgate)Linda Fink .................1650 Free .......17:25.97Margaret Grunow..........50 Free ............23.88Margaret Grunow........100 Free ............51.77Margaret Grunow.......... 100 Fly ............56.71Kathleen Hartnett.......200 Back .........2:05.60200 Free Relay ...................................1:36.87Hartnett, DiLenge, Klawon, Grunow

400 Free RelayGrunow, Maguire, Klawon, Hartnett200 Medley Relay ...............................1:48.00Hartnett, Gillespie, Grunow, Klawon400 Medley Relay ...............................3:54.96Hartnett, Grunow, Gillespie, KlawonMargaret Grunow.... Co-Swimmer of the Meet

1993-94 (3rd at Fordham)200 Free Relay ...................................1:39.01Klawon, Hartnett, DiLenge, Maguire400 Free Relay ...................................3:34.13Klawon, Hartnett, DiLenge, Maguire200 Medley Relay ...............................1:50.88Brooks, Gillespie, Klawon, Hartnett400 Medley Relay ...............................4:01.64Brooks, Gillespie, Klawon, Hartnett

1994-95 (2nd at Navy)Jeanne Klawon .............50 Free ............24.18Jen Myers ..................100 Back ............58.63Jen Myers ..................200 Back .........2:03.30Jen Myers ......................200 IM .........2:09.78Jen Myers ............... Co-Swimmer of the Meet

1995-96 (4th at Colgate)Jen Myers ..................200 Back .........2:05.91

1996-97 (5th at Army)Jen Myers ..................100 Back ............58.40Jen Myers ..................200 Back .........2:05.93Kate Wood .....................400 IM .........4:33.16

1997-98 (3rd at Colgate)Jen Myers ..................100 Back ............59.29Jen Myers ..................200 Back .........2:05.05400 Medley Relay ...............................3:57.01Myers, Wilson, Brendemarti, Baker200 Medley Relay ...............................1:48.86Myers, Wilson, Brandemarti, Baker

1998-99 (4th at Navy)Molly Lowe.....................400 IM .........4:30.34

1999-2000 (4th at Army)400 Medley Relay ...............................3:55.52Golino, Wilson, Mosler, Weaver

2000-01 (2nd at Colgate)None

2001-02 (2nd at Navy)Meghan Freese ............50 Free ............24.10

Daniela Faas ............1650 Free .......17:13.27Jerry Foley ........................ Coach of the Year

2002-03 (1st at Bucknell)Lectie Altman ..............200 Free ......... 1:53.11Jamie Flick ...............100 Breast .........1:04.69Jamie Flick ...............200 Breast .........2:20.30Meghan Freese ............50 Free ............23.32Meghan Freese ..........100 Free ............51.09Darby Golino..............100 Back ............57.36Darby Golino..............200 Back .........2:02.27200 Free Relay ...................................1:34.94Wild, Krakowski, Freese, Flick800 Free Relay ...................................7:35.25Faas, Dolan, Altman, Cancro200 Medley Relay ...............................1:44.35Golino, Flick, Krakowski, Freese400 Medley Relay ...............................3:49.54Golino, Krakowski, Freese, FlickJerry Foley ........................ Coach of the Year

2003-04 (1st at Navy)Lectie Altman .............200 Back .........2:01.67Daniela Faas .................400 IM .........4:26.13Jackie Feinthel.............. 200 Fly .........2:08.33Meghan Freese ............50 Free ............23.27Meghan Freese ..........100 Free ............51.04800 Free Relay ...................................7:38.25Faas, Donley, Cancro, Altman

2004-05 (1st at Bucknell)Lectie Altman .............100 Back ............56.85Lectie Altman .............200 Back .........2:01.57Laura Goeller .................400 IM .........4:28.04Katherine Munson ........ 200 Fly .........2:06.58Rebecca Scheffter ........50 Free ............23.81Rebecca Scheffter ......100 Free ............51.58200 Free Relay ...................................1:34.88Faux, Krakowski, Reed, Scheffter800 Free Relay ...................................7:40.85Goeller, Donley, Skroski, Altman200 Medley Relay ...............................1:43.99Altman, Flick, Krakowski, Scheffter400 Medley Relay ...............................3:47.48Altman, Flick, Krakowski, ScheffterJerry Foley ........................ Coach of the Year

2005-06 (1st at Navy)Lectie Altman .............200 Back .........2:00.87Katherine Munson ........ 200 Fly .........2:04.54

2006-07 (2nd at Bucknell)None

Eastern Champions1992-93 (ECACs)Margaret Grunow.......... 100 Fly ............56.30

1996-97 (ECACs)Jen Myers ..................200 Back .........2:03.93

Women’s ChampionsWomen’s Champions

Name Graduation Year TitlesMargaret Grunow..............1993 .................12Jen Myers .........................1998 ...................9Kathy Lynch ......................1987 ...................8Lectie Altman ....................2006 ...................5Meghan Freese ................2004 ...................5Kathleen Hartnett..............1994 ...................3Jamie Flick ........................2005 ...................2Sue Knight ........................1987 ...................2Katherine Munson ............2007 ...................2Rebecca Scheffter ............2007 ...................2

Most Individual Conference Titles

Meghan Freese ’04won five

individual Patriot League titles during her

career with the Bison.

Lectie Altman ’06 won five Patriot League Lectie Altman ’06 won five Patriot League individual titles from 2003 to 2006.individual titles from 2003 to 2006.

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In its second decade of combining academic and athletic excellence, the Patriot League sponsors 23 sports – 11 for men and 12 for women. Initially started as a NCAA Division I-AA foot-ball conference in 1986, the Patriot League became an all-sport conference in 1990 and includes American, Army, Bucknell, Col-gate, Holy Cross, Lafayette, Lehigh and Navy as full members, and Fordham and Georgetown as associate members in football. These institutions are among the oldest and most prestigious in the nation and their alumni have, and continue to play leadership roles in shaping our country.

Since 1998, the Patriot League has ranked fi rst each year among all Division I conferences awarding athletic aid in the NCAA Graduation Success Rate report. In addition, the Patriot League fi nished as one of the nation’s leaders in the NCAA Academic Progress Report (APR) among all Division I conferences award-ing athletic aid. The APR is used to measure academic eligibility, retention and graduation of student-athletes.

Patriot League student-athletes and teams continue to enjoy success at the national level, with opening round victories coming in several NCAA Championships, including wins in men’s basket-ball during the 2005 and 2006 seasons, a championship game appearance in both football and men’s lacrosse, and a sixth-place individual fi nish at the NCAA Cross Country Championship.

The Patriot League’s mission is simple, to provide successful competitive athletic experiences while maintaining high academic standards, and to prepare its student-athletes to be leaders in so-ciety.

During the 2006-07 year, Patriot League student-athletes and teams have accomplished the following;

Fourteen Patriot League student-athletes were named ESPN The Magazine Academic All-Americans including American’s Heidi Hershberger (fi eld hockey), Army’s Nick Hill (base-ball), Lindsey Gerheim (softball) and Patrick Beverly (golf), Bucknell’s Shannon Curd (women’s soccer), David Frisbey (football) and Melanie Buczko (women’s cross country/track and fi eld), Lafayette’s James Conrad (baseball) and Navy’s Lizzie Barnes (women’s soccer), Kari Weniger (women’s soc-cer), Chris Renninger (golf), Kelly Zahalka (women’s swim-ming and diving), Michael Niemi (men’s cross country/track and fi eld) and Kirsten Andrews (women’s cross country/track and fi eld).A total of 54 Patriot League student-athletes earned ESPN The Magazine All-District Academic All-American honors. American fi eld hockey spent the entire season ranked in the top-20 in the NFHCA national poll. Three Patriot League fi eld hockey student-athletes were named NFHCA All-Americans including American’s Camila Infante and Denise Infante on the Second-Team and Ameri-can’s Irene Schickhardt on the Third-Team. Colgate’s Mike Gallihugh led the Football Championship Sub-

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division in tackles and was a fi nalist for the Buck Buchanan Award.Lehigh was the fi rst team in Patriot League history to receive a fi rst-round bye in the NCAA Men’s Soccer Tournament and the second to advance to the third round.The Patriot League had two teams win a game in the NCAA Men’s Soccer Tournament for the fi rst time in its history (Bucknell and Lehigh), with 2006 being the second year it sent multiple teams to the postseason.Lehigh women’s soccer student-athlete Daniela Molina was selected to play for the Colombian National Team at the World Cup.Navy women’s soccer owned the longest winning streak among NCAA Division I schools, posting 19-straight victories, and captured its fi rst NCAA Tournament victory.Navy goalkeeper Lizzie Barnes posted the seventh-longest shutout streak in NCAA women’s soccer history. American volleyball twin freshmen Ann and Clair Recht were featured on national morning shows for setting the record of being the tallest female twins in the Guinness Book of World Records.The Patriot League had two postseason participants in the sport of women’s basketball for the fi rst time since 2002 with Holy Cross playing in the NCAA Tournament and Bucknell in the WNIT. Holy Cross’ Keith Simmons was named All-America Honor-able Mention by the Associated Press in the sport of men’s basketball.Navy’s Paul Harris earned All-America status after fi nishing sixth in the 800 meters at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championship.Four different men’s lacrosse teams spent time in the nation-al polls, including Army, Bucknell, Colgate and Navy. Navy ended the year ranked a Patriot League-best eighth in the nation. Three Patriot League student-athletes were chosen in the Major League Lacrosse Draft including Navy’s Billy Looney (fi rst round, fi fth pick), Colgate’s Colin Hulme (second round, 16th pick) and Navy’s Ian Dingman (third round, 30th pick). Looney became the highest drafted Patriot League student-athlete into MLL. Four Patriot League student-athletes were named USILA All-Americans including Navy’s Billy Looney on the First-Team and Navy’s Jordan DiNola and Colgate’s Colin Hulme and Brandon Corp as Honorable Mentions. Bucknell’s Nick Sciubba ended the year ranked fi rst in the nation in goals against average and save percentage in the sport of men’s lacrosse. Seventeen Patriot League rowers were named CRCA Na-tional Scholar-Athletes.Bucknell’s Katherine Brewster-Duffy and Navy’s Lindsey Spiese were named CRCA All-Americans. Five Patriot League student-athletes were selected in the MLB draft including Army’s Nick Hill and Milan Dinga, Buck-nell’s Jason Buursma and Navy’s Mitch Harris and Jonathan Johnston.Lehigh’s Kate Marvel ranked fi rst in the nation in triples per game in the sport of softball, while Lehigh as a team ranked fi rst in the same category.Navy’s Kevin Teague became the fi rst male diver in Patriot League history to win four consecutive 1-meter and 3-meter Patriot League Championship titles and to be named Patriot League Diver of the Meet four times.

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Katherine Munson ’07

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Why Bucknell?Why Bucknell?

Bucknell iswithin a 3-4 hour

drive of severalmajor cities,

includingNew York,

Philadelphia,Baltimore and

Pittsburgh.

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Bucknell is a unique national university where liberal arts and professional programs comple-ment each other, where 3,400 full-time students are educated for a lifetime of critical thinking and strong leadership. For more than 160 years, the University has remained true to its funda-mental purpose: to educate and prepare students for lives that make a difference and have a positive impact on the world.

In keeping with that purpose, the University has developed The Plan for Bucknell, which

includes its collective vision — “To provide students with the pre-mier undergraduate experience in American higher education.” Students helped shape this vision because of their confi dence in the University.

The Plan comprises fi ve strategies:

Strengthen the Academic Core aims to ensure that a Bucknell education is challenging and engaging, with openness to new ideas and a culture of innovation;

Deepen the Residential Learning Experience will pro-vide a residential learning and living experience that comple-ments the academic program, integrates the athletics and rec-reation program and promotes personal growth and develop-ment and civic and ethical re-sponsibility;

Enhance Diversity is a commitment to diversity in all its forms within a civil and supportive environment of open exchange to prepare Bucknell graduates to live and work in a globally integrated and intercultural world;

Build Bridges will bring the world to Bucknell — through visiting scholars and sports teams, international students and alumni, guest speakers, international focus semesters, and electronic communica-tions — and bring Bucknell to the world through strategic partner-ships and community engagement activities as well as opportunities for off-campus study and faculty research;

Secure Our Financial Future will secure resources necessary to engage new opportunities, lessen dependence on tuition, and

ensure our fi nancial future.

The Plan for Bucknell was unanimously approved by the Board of Trustees on April 29, 2006, having previously been approved by the students and faculty. We have begun imple-menting it and are determined to make it a reality over the next decade. To read the complete version of The Plan for Bucknell or to request a published version, see http://www.bucknell.edu/The-PlanforBucknell

In 2006, the Bucknell Department of Ath-letics and Recreation announced its new “Bi-son Good Sports!” campaign, a sportsman-ship awareness program designed to promote appropriate fan conduct at all Bison sporting events.

The objective of the campaign, according to Bucknell director of athletics and recreation John Hardt “is to thank fans for the tremen-

dous energy and enthusiasm they bring to each Bucknell athletics contest while also empowering them as caretakers of the collegiate gameday experience. While the extremes of unwanted behavior and its impact on home and visiting fans are not commonplace at Bison athletics events, Bucknell and our visiting teams ask for our fans’ help in keeping their support of our teams positive and cheer with positive encouragement, rather than supporting an atmo-sphere of intimidation that attempts to degrade opposing players and teams. We hope that our fans will continue to join our players, coaches and staff in helping all spectators fi nd creative and inge-nious ways to positively support our Bucknell student-athletes.”

The Department of Athletics and Recreation strives to set the standard of excellence for intercollegiate and intramural programs in higher education, thereby advancing and drawing attention to the mission, core values, and educational goals of Bucknell Uni-versity.

The Department believes that student-athletes’ academic programs must be their fi rst priority. It is therefore committed to maintaining Bucknell’s high national ranking for student-athletes’ graduation rates and for producing Academic All-Americans, and to continued leadership of the Patriot League in Academic Honor Roll nominations, based on grade-point averages. The coaches’ and staff’s paramount responsibility is maintaining academic priorities and supporting student-athletes’ education, even while providing the rigorous and serious NCAA Division I athletic opportunities Bucknell student-athletes seek.

Further, the Department promotes the personal growth of stu-dent-athletes and the general student body by encouraging personal health, development, and balance among intellectual, social, civic, and physical pursuits; by celebrating challenge and competition; and by preparing participants for service and leadership in the world. Coaches and staff direct a rich array of athletic programs and recreational opportunities aimed at increasing student engage-ment, as well as strengthening character, healthy living, teamwork, sportsmanship, and spirit. In creating shared experiences for stu-dents, faculty, and staff, as well as alumni, family, and friends, the Department’s programs add substantially to Bucknell’s sense of community and foster life-long relationships with Bucknell.

The Department embraces the University’s decision to compete at the highest extramural level, in Division I of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). Division I membership is valuable not only because this level of competition maximally challenges student-athletes, but also because it signals clearly Bucknell’s high standards and seriousness of purpose in all extracurricular endeavors and it helps position Bucknell apart from other National Liberal Arts Col-leges. Likewise, the competitive success the Department seeks, measured in part by consistent contention for the Patriot League’s student-athletes and the University alike, and it brings distinction and national recognition to Bucknell.

A student-centered operation, the Department is committed to providing equitable opportunities to women and men, as well as members of minority and majority groups of all kinds. The Depart-ment subscribes to, and complies with, all principles and regulations of the Patriot League, the Eastern College Athletic Conference, and the NCAA.

The department is proud that so many of today’s exemplary Bison scholar-athletes will be tomorrow’s outstanding leaders.

The Plan for Bucknell

Bison Good Sports

Bucknell Department ofAthletics Mission Statement

The Plan for Bucknell/Mission StatementThe Plan for Bucknell/Mission Statement

The Plan for Bucknell andBison Good Sports

were bothimplemented

in 2006.