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University InformationName of School . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .University of MiamiLocation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Coral Gables, Fla.Founded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1926Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15,248Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .HurricanesMascot . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sebastian the IbisSchool Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Orange, Green and WhiteHome Court . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Knight Sports Complex

Capacity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1,200Affiliation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NCAA Division IConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Atlantic Coast ConferencePresident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Donna E. Shalala

Alma Mater (Year) W estern College for Women (1962)Athletic Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Paul Dee

Alma Mater (Year) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Florida (1970)Athletic Department Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . .305-284-3822Ticket Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1-800-GO-CANES

Coaching StaffHead Swimming Coach . . . . . . . . . .Mariusz PodkoscielnyAlma Mater (Year) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Arizona (1992)Year at Miami . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2ndPhone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .305-284-9023Email . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Diving Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Randy AblemanAlma Mater (Year) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Iowa (1983)Year at Miami . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16thPhone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .305-284-3639Email . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Swimming Coach . . . . . . . . . . . .Kathleen O’DellAlma Mater (Year) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bloomsburg (1999)Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .305-284-3593Assistant Diving Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dario Di FazioAlma Mater (Year) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Oakland (1995)Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .305-284-3639

Team Information2003-04 Dual Meet Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5-7BIG EAST Finish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Men’s Diving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12thW omen’s Swimming and Diving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8thNCAA Qualifiers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Men’s Diving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2W omen’s Swimming and Diving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1Letterwinners Returning/Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Men’s Diving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3/0W omen’s Swimming and Diving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16/7NCAA Qualifiers Returning/Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Men’s Diving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2/0W omen’s Swimming and Diving . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .0/1Newcomers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12

Media Relations and Support StaffAssistant A.D./Communications . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mark PrayPhone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .305-284-3231Email . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] SID/Swimming and Diving . . . .Elaine CardenasPhone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .305-284-3230Email . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] Media Relations Phone . . . . . . . . . . .305-284-3244Sports Media Relations Fax . . . . . . . . . . . . .305-284-2807Assistant A.D./SWA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Connie NickelAthletic Trainer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Molly McGrawStrength and Conditioning . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Lisa CiaravellaAthletic Website . . . . . . . . . . . . .www.hurricanesports.comMailing Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Hecht Athletic Center

5821 San Amaro Dr.Coral Gables, FL 33146

QuickFacts ContentsRoster Breakdown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2

2004-2005 Season Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

2003-2004 Season Recap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4

Head Swimming Coach Mariusz Podkoscielny . . . . . . . . 5

Head Diving Coach Randy Ableman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

Asst. Coaches Kathleen O Dell/Dario Di Fazio . . . . . . . . . 7

Athletes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-11

Newcomers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Mission Statement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13

University of Miami . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14

Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15

Academics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16

Compliance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

Life Skills and Community . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

Strength and Conditioning/Athletic Training . . . . . . . . . . .19

School Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

All-Time Top Performances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

National Champions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

Olympians . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

All-Americans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

Quick FactsFounded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1925Enrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15,248Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coral GablesCampus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 260 AcresPresident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Donna E. ShalalaW eb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . www.miami.edu

StudentsUndergraduate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,794Graduate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,321Professional . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1,863W omen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59%Men . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41%Student/Faculty Ratio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13:1

City of Coral GablesFounded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1925Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43,000Area . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Square MilesW eb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . citybeautiful.net

City of MiamiFounded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1896Population . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 362,470Metro . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.3 MillionArea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34.5 Square MilesW eb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ci.miami.fl.us

CreditsThe 2004-05 University of Miami Swimming and DivingMedia Guide was written and edited by Scott Moody andElaine Cardenas with assistance by Etta Schaller, Aisha F.Koonce and Julia Dawn Bennett-Ward.

Design: Scott Moody and Etta SchallerPrinting: American Lithographers, Inc.Photos: J.C. Ridley, Del Brown, Joe Koshollek, and Heather K. Gollatz

Sebastian the Ibis has become one of the most recognizable college mascots in the United States.

2004-05 UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI2

2004-2005Miami RosterSwimming

Name CL Event Hometown/High SchoolCollen Adkins SR Breaststroke/IM Satellite Beach, Fla./Satellite Beach HSAllison Bardowell FR Butterfly/Sprint Freestyle Plantation, Fla./University School of NSUAmy Caron FR Breastroke Andover, Mass./Andover HSMary Carriere SR Freestyle/Distance Ft. Myers, Fla./Ft. Meyers HSEmerson Davis FR Sprint Freestyle/Butterfly Alexandria, Va./T.C. Williams HSCapria DeVenuto FR Butterfly/IM/Distance Pompano, Fla./Pinecrest HSTara Erwin S O Freestyle/Distance/Butterfly Ewing, N.J./Stuart County Day School of the Sacred HeartKatalin Ferenczi SR Backstroke/IM Pa’Pa, Hungary/Turr Istva n HSAdrian Ferguson JR Butterfly/IM/Freestyle Oklahoma City, Okla./Casaday HSMelissa Froelich FR Butterfly/Freestyle Clevland, Ohio/Magnificat HSNancy Gajos S O Butterfly/IM Mississuga, Ontario/Silverthorne HSCasey Heffernan FR Butterfly/IM Norcross, Ga./Norcross HSMelinda Hochard FR Breastroke Athol, Mass./Gardner HSAndrea Hughes S O Butterfly/IM/Freestyle Richmond, Va./James River HSAshley Knapp S O Backstroke/Freestyle W alnut Creek, Calif./Carondelet HSLindsay Knapp SR Backstroke/IM/Butterfly W alnut Creek, Calif./Carondelet HSKristen Lunak S O Freestyle/Breaststroke/IM Pembroke Pines, Fla./Pembroke Pines Charter HSTaylor McFarlane FR Freestyle/IM/Backstroke/Distance Elizabeth, Maine/Cape Elizabeth HSLauren Shue FR Freestyle/Distance Fort Myers, Fla./Fort Myers HSHallie Turkish S O Breaststroke/Distance/Freestyle Metairie, La./Isidore Newman HSManon Van Rooijen SR Distance/Sprint/Freestyle W estdorpe, Holland/Koningin Wilhelmina CollegeKelly Withum FR Butterfly/Distance Freestyle Lauderdale By the Sea, Fla./Cardinal Gibbons HS

Diving - Women

Name Class Event HometownHeather Bounds S O Diving Austin, Texas/Round Rock HSJenna Dreyer FR Diving Port Elizabeth, South Africa/Collegiate High SchoolMelanie Rinaldi SR Diving Montreal, Canada/Lester B. PearsonJulia Ilowiecki FR Diving Troy, N.Y./Troy HS

Diving - Men

Name Class Event HometownToby Brooks S O Diving Plantation, Fla./St. Thomas Aquinas HSDerek Starks S O Diving Mission Viejo, Calif./Capistrano ValleyMiguel Velazquez SR Diving Mexico City, Mexico/Gulliver Prep

Roster BreakdownBy ClassSeniors__________________________7Juniors__________________________1Sophomores _____________________9Freshmen ______________________12

By RegionCalifornia (3)Ashley Knapp___________W alnut CreekLindsay Knapp __________W alnut CreekDerek Starks____________Mission Viejo

Florida (8)Collen Adkins__________Satellite BeachAllison Bardowell ___________PlantationMary Carriere ______________Ft. MyersCapria DeVenuto ___________PompanoKristen Lunak ________Pembroke PinesLauren Shue_______________Ft. MyersKelly Withum ____Lauderdale by the SeaToby Brooks_______________Plantation

Georgia (1)Casey Heffernan ____________Norcross

Louisiana(1)Hallie Turkish________________Metairie

Maine (1)Taylor McFarlane ___________Elizabeth

Massachusetts (2)Amy Caron _________________AndoverMelinda Hochard _______________Athol

New Jersey (1Tara Ewin____________________Ewing

New York (1)Julia Ilowiecki __________________TroyOklahoma(1)Adrien Ferguson________Oklahoma City

Ohio (1)Melissa Froelich____________Cleveland

Virginia (2)Emerson Davis ____________AlexandriaAndrea Hughes ____________Richmond

Texas (1)Heather Bounds_______________Austin

International (6)Melanie Rinaldi _____________MontrealManon Van Rooijen ___________HollandKatalin Ferenczi ______________PolandMiguel Velazquez_____________MexicoNancy Gajos ________________OntarioJenna Dreyer ____________South Africa


SwimmingSecond year head coach Mariusz Podkoscielny leads a Miami squad hop-

ing to build on the success of last season while making a mark during theirinaugural season in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Miami returns 12 letterwin-ners while welcoming 10 newcomers.

"This season we’re looking to take a larger group to the NCAAChampionships and score at that level," said Podkoscielny. "If our season goeswell we can start looking at a Top 25 finish as well as establish ourselves as alegitimate contender for Top 10 in the nation."

In a big step up from last season and in order to remain competitive, theHurricanes have upgraded their schedule tremendously from the 2003-04 cam-paign. Along with a full ACC slate, Miami is set to compete against eight teamsthat finished in the Top 25 in the nation last season. The Hurricanes can expectan emotional and fiery environment whenever they face their rivals from thestate of Florida, not to mention, the existing rivalry with Virginia Tech who alsomade the move to the ACC from the BIG EAST. "Our meet against VirginiaTech always motivates and moves us," commented Podkoscielny.

The top returner for the Hurricanes is senior Manon Van Rooijen, who didnot compete during the 2003-04 season in order to train for the 2004 Olympicsin Athens, Greece. The 100 and 200 freestyle record holder will compete inboth distance and sprint freestyle events. "I have high hopes for Manon," saidPodkoscielny. "She gained experience on the international level and that shouldhelp us this year."

Fellow senior Katalin Ferenzci will join Van Rooijen while holding the schoolrecord in the 100 and 200 backstroke. Also contributing for the Hurricanes willbe Miami’s only juniors, Adrian Ferguson. Ferguson will swim butterfly, freestyleand individual medley. Ferguson and and senior Mary Carriere have beennamed team captains for the 2004-05 season.

Coach Podkoscielny expects his sophomore class to become leaders inthe squad this year, "They will be more confident knowing what it takes to get tothe Conference and post season meets." BIG EAST runner-up Tara Erwin willhead up the sophomores with the support staff of Nancy Gajos, AndreaHughes, Kristen Lunak and Ashley Knapp all four swimmers qualified for theBIG EAT Championship last season.

The Hurricanes’ freshmen class which is comprised of 12 incoming rookieswill be lead by Lauren Shue, Taylor McFarlane and Melinda Hochard. All threeswimmers were state champions in their respective events. "I’m confident in ourfreshmen class, said Podkoscielny. They’re already contributing in a big wayand will be major players in the dual meet season. They will lead the way."

"Having almost half the team as freshmen will make it more difficult butthey’ll gain a lot of experience," added Podkoscielny. "We’ll rely a lot on ourfreshmen. They’re going to have to learn quickly."

Event OutlookMiddle Distance and butterfly looks to be Miami s strongest events. The

middle distance events will be powered by 200 free record holder Manon VanRooijen while butterfly has the luxury of having the most depth with three swim-mers who qualified for the BIG EAST Championship.

The distance freestyle group of Tara Erwin, Mary Carriere and sophomoreHallie Turkish should also see some success with the addition of newcomerLauren Shue, who garnered a state title in the 500 freestyle as a senior in Ft.Myers High School.

Backstroke will continue to be a solid event for the Hurricanes with KatalinFerenzci at the helm. The sister tandem of Ashley and Lindsay Knapp shouldalso score points for Miami.

Breaststroke will be headed up by senior Colleen Adkins and sophomoreKristen Lunak.. Injuries may become a factor throughout the season, however,which puts a question mark on the team s depth in this event.

Diving Head coach Randy Ableman returns for his 16th season as the head coach

of the Miami diving team with an experienced group of returning divers and atalented newcomer.

Leading the way for the men is senior and three-time All-American MiguelVelazquez, who should compete for an NCAA title. "Miguel has unfinished busi-ness in the NCAA Championships," said Ableman. "He should win one of thethree events. He’s equally good on all levels."

Derek Starks returns for his second season as a Hurricane. Last year’s BIGEAST Diver of the Year, is expected to challenge for All-American honors in alldiving events.

Sophomore walk-on Toby Brooks competed last season but was plaguedwith an injury-filled year that sidelined him for the BIG EAST ConferenceChampionships. "If he remains healthy," commented Ableman "he should beable to contribute."

On the women’s side, senior Melanie Rinaldi rejoins the diving squad aftertaking a year off to train for the Olympics. Rinaldi will be out until aroundChristmas time, however, due to knee surgery. "What Melanie does when shecomes back," noted Ableman "depends on her recovery."

Sophomore Heather Bounds returns for her second season after narrowlymissing the NCAA Championship last season. Bounds should contest for thetop spot among ACC divers as well as a berth to the NCAA Championships.

Diving’s only newcomer Jenna Dreyer joins the team fresh off the 2004Olympic games where she competed for her home country, South Africa."Jenna’s a great talent," said Ableman. "She could be an All-American this season."

W ith an experienced group of returning swimmers and divers, as well as atalented corps of newcomers, Miami’s swimming and diving squad should beprimed for success both in the ACC and the NCAA.

2004-2005Swimming and Diving Outlook


2003-2004Swimming and Diving ReviewTop Performances

50 FreestyleSchool RecordChristy Cech 22.96 19992003-04 Top Times1. Lindsey Fox (BE) 24.54 2/19/042. Christina Swanson (MI) 24.64 11/21/033. Gema Crespo (IRCC) 25.07 2/7/04

100 FreestyleSchool RecordManon Van Rooijen 49.08 3/26/022003-04 Top Times1. Gema Crespo (IRCC) 54.13 2/7/042. Adrien Ferguson (MI) 54.60 10/23/033. Lindsey Fox (FSU) 55.11 10/10/03

200 FreestyleSchool RecordManon Van Rooijen 1:46.44 2/21/032003-04 Top Times1. Ashley Knapp (BE) 1:54.34 2/20/042. Nancy Gajos (MI) 1:54.73 11/22/033. Katalin Ferenczi (IRCC) 1:55.31 2/7/04

500 FreestyleSchool RecordKim Small 4:43.22 19932003-04 Top Times1. Tara Erwin (BE) 4:59.43 2/19/042. Andrea Hughes (MI) 5:09.77 11/21/033. Katalin Ferenczi (IRCC) 5:11.84 2/7/04

1000 FreestyleSchool RecordKim Small 9:39.59 19912003-04 Top Times1. Tara Erwin (BE) *10:04.20 2/21/042. Mary Carriere (Rice) 10:56.89 1/5/043. Hallie Turkish (FSU) 11:00.95 10/10/03*Time recorded from 1650 Freestyle

1650 FreestyleSchool RecordKim Small 15:59.72 19912003-04 Top Times1. Tara Erwin (BE) 16:40.23 2/21/042. Mary Carriere (MI) 18:33.48 11/23/033. Lena Ewing (MI) 18:49.46 11/23/03

100 ButterflySchool RecordJulie Goreman 54.18 3/20/862003-04 Top Times1. Nancy Gajos (MI) 55.54 11/22/032. Andrea Hughes (BE) 56.12 2/20/043. Adrien Ferguson (MSU) 59.47 1/2/04

200 ButterflySchool RecordJulie Gorman 1:59.32 3/22/062003-04 Top Times1. Nancy Gajos (BE) 2:03.10 2/21/042. Andrea Hughes (BE) 2:04.28 2/21/043. Adrien Ferguson (BE) 2:06.22 2/21/04

100 BackstrokeSchool RecordKatalin Ferenczi 57.26 11/22/032003-04 Top Times1. Katalin Ferenczi (MI) 57.26 11/22/032. Lindsay Knapp (USC) 59.80 1/24/043. Ashley Knapp (MI) 59.82 11/22/03

200 BackstrokeSchool RecordKatalin Ferenczi 2:01.69 2/21/042003-04 Top Times1. Katalin Ferenczi (BE) 2:01.69 2/21/042. Lindsay Knapp (USC) 2:06.16 1/24/043. Ashley Knapp (MI) 2:08.82 11/23/03

100 BreaststrokeSchool RecordRhiannon Leier 1:02.46 3/19/992003-04 Top Times1. Martyna Krawczyk (BE) 1:03.19 2/20/042. Colleen Adkins (IRCC) 1:07.71 2/7/043. Christina Swanson (FSU) 1:09.56 10/10/03

200 BreaststrokeSchool RecordMartyna Krawczyk 2:15.34 2/21/042003-04 Top Times1. Martyna Krawczyk (BE) 2:15.34 2/21/042. Kristen Lunak (IRCC) 2:26.28 2/7/043. Collen Adkins (UH) 2:27.48 1/10/04

200 IMSchool RecordJennifer Weir 2:01.43 20002003-04 Top Times1. Katalin Ferenczi (BE) 2:05.13 2/19/042. Adrien Ferguson (BE) 2:06.07 2/19/043. Martyna Krawczyk (FAU) 2:09.22 1/31/04

400 IMSchool RecordKristel Tellegen 4:17.80 2/22/032003-04 Top Times1. Adrien Ferguson 4:28.56 2/20/042. Martyna Krawczyk (MI) 4:32.15 11/22/033. Kristen Lunak (IRCC) 4:32.33 2/7/04

200 Medley RelaySchool RecordT. Watts, C. Caples, 1:45.12 2/22/02K. MacLennan, C. Williams2003-04 Top Times1. A. Knapp, M. Krawczyk 1:47.67 2/20/04

A. Hughes, L. Fox (BE)2. K. Ferenczi, C. Swanson, 1:47.88 11/22/03

N. Gajos, L. Fox (MI)3. K. Ferenczi, M. Krawczyk, 1:49.70 1/10/04

A. Hughes, L. Fox (UH)

400 Medley RelaySchool RecordE. Johns, C. Williams 3:47.28 2/22/02K. MacLennan, M. Van Rooijen2003-04 Top Times1. K. Ferenczi, C. Swanson, 3:56.70 10/10/03

A. Hughes, L. Fox (FSU)2. L. Knapp, M. Krawczyk 3:56.71 11/21/03

A. Hughes, A. Ferguson (MI)3. K. Ferenczi, M. Krawczyk, 3:59.10 1/2/04

N. Gajos, G. Crespo (MSU)

200 Freestyle RelaySchool RecordM. Van Rooijen, E. Johns, 1:33.41 2001K. MacLennan, C. Williams2003-04 Top Times1. L. Fox, A. Hughes, 1:38.08 2/19/04

A. Knapp, G. Crespo (BE)2. A. Hughes, A. Knapp, 1:41.56 1/9/04

K. Ferenczi, G. Crespo (KU)3. A. Hughes, A. Knapp, 1:43.00 1/10/04

N. Gajos, A. Stoker (UH)

400 Freestyle RelaySchool RecordC. Williams, E. Johns, 3:20.86 2002M. Kinsella, M. Van Rooijen2003-04 Top Times1. L. Fox, L. Knapp, 3:34.95 2/21/04

G. Crespo, A. Huges (BE)2. L. Fox, G. Crespo, 3:35.06 11/23/03

N. Gajos, A. Ferguson (MI)3. A. Stoker, K. Ferenczi, 3:39.08 11/23/03

A. Hughes, L. Knapp (MI)

800 Freestyle RelaySchool RecordS. Staver, C. Williams, 7:20.46 1993K. Small, C. Chapney2003-04 Top Times1. N. Gajos, A. Hughes, 7:38.55 2/20/04

K. Ferenczi, A. Knap (BE)2. N. Gajos, A. Ferguson, 7:45.01 11/22/03

K. Ferenczi, G. Crespo (MI)3. L. Fox, A. Ferguson, 8:15.87 2/7/04

A. Knapp, L. Knapp (IRCC)

Men s Diving1 -Meter (Six Dives)1. Miguel Velazquez (MSU/RU), 374.45 1/2/04 12. Miguel Velazquez (MI) 344.70 11/22/03 Pre.3. Derek Starks(BE) 309.75 2/20/04 2

3 Meter (Six Dives)1. Miguel Velazquez (MI) 607.85 11/22/03 12. Derek Starks(BE) 556.95 2/19/04 Pre.3. Derek Starks(BE) 550.85 2/19/04 1

Platform (Six Dives)1. Derek Starks(BE) 553.15 2/21/03 12. Miguel Velazquez (MI) 537.75 11/23/03 Pre.3. Miguel Velazquez (CI) 372.03 12/7/03 1

W omen s Diving1 -Meter (Six Dives)1. Emily Spychala (IROC) 289.85 2/7/04 12. Emily Spychala (UH) 273.85 1/10/04 13. Emily Spychala(MSU) 267.45 2/20/04 1

3-Meter (Six Dives)1. Emily Spychala (BE) 466.40 2/20/04 12. Heather Bounds(MI) 464.35 11/22/03 Pre.3. Emily Spychala(BE) 459.80 2/20/04 2

Platform (Six Dives)1. Heather Bounds(MI) 359.25 11/23/03 32. Heather Bounds(CI) 188.91 12/6/03 Pre.

2003-2004 Dual Meet Results

Date Opponent W/L Result10/10 at Florida State L 141-9410/10 vs. Florida A & M W n/a10/25 Florida Atlantic L 162-1261/2 Michigan State W 121-1181/2 Rutgers L 139.5-99.51/5 Rice L 172-1031/9 Kansas L 159-841/10 Houston W 141-1001/10 Florida International W 168-621/24 at South Carolina L 142.5-119.51/31 at Florida Atlantic L 165-1232/7 at Fort Pierce CC W n/a

Overall: 5-7Home: 3-4Road: 1-3Neutral: 1-0


MariuszPodkoscielnyHead Swimming CoachSecond Season

Mariusz Podkoscielny enters his second sea-son as the head coach of the Miami women’sswim team.

In his first season at the helm of theHurricanes’ swimming program in 2003-04,Podkoscielny led a Miami squad composed of 11newcomers to a dual record of 5-7 highlighted bywins over Michigan State, Houston and inner-city

rival Florida International.Podkoscielny sent 11 Miami swimmers to the BIG EAST Championships in

his first season, posting an eighth-place finish overall at the conference champi-onships.

In 2003-04, Podkoscielny coached two swimmers to three school record-breaking performances with sophomore Martyna Krawczyk snapping the UMmark in the 200-breaststroke at the 2004 BIG EAST Championships with a timeof 2:15.34 and junior Katalin Ferenczi breaking her previous mark in the 200-backstroke with a time of 2:01.69 at the BIG EAST Championships andmatched her mark in the 100-backstroke at the Minnesota Invitational with atime of 57.26. Prior to coming to Miami, Podkoscielny spent seven seasons asthe women’s swimming coach at Oregon State.

Podkoscielny is credited with engineering Oregon State’s rise from medioc-rity to one of the country’s more competitive programs. During his tenure withthe Beavers, 107 swimmers set new school records and his teams went a com-bined 40-38 overall in the highly competitive PAC-10 Conference. For the lastthree seasons, each of his teams at OSU has gone to the NCAAChampionships.

The Beavers’ rise to respectability was rapid under Podkoscielny. Prior tohis tenure, Oregon State had not had a winning record in dual-meet competitionin five years. Oregon State also had two All-Americans in the same year for thefirst time the program’s history and the Beavers’ No. 31 ranking at the close ofthe season was the team’s highest ever.

Podkoscielny began his coaching career at the University of Arizona wherehe served as a volunteer assistant in 1992 before being promoted to an assis-tant men and women’s swimming coach in 1993. Podkoscielny spent threeseasons at Arizona before being named the head coach at Oregon State.

Podkoscielny’s success in the coaching ranks stems from his personalexperience as swimmer. One of the most highly decorated swimmers inArizona history, Podkoscielny was a 16-time All-American and won a NationalChampionship in the 1,650 freestyle as a freshman. While at Arizona,Podkoscielny set school records in the 200, 500 and 1,650 freestyle and ineach of his four years finished among the top three nationally in the 500 and1,650 freestyle events.

Representing the Polish National Team, Podkoscielny finished fifth in boththe 400 and 1,500 freestyle at the 1988 Olympics, and set the Olympic recordin the preliminaries in the 400 freestyle.

Podkoscielny graduated from Arizona in 1992 with a B.A. in political sci-ence. A native of Gdansk, Poland, he is married to the former DagmaraGrzeszczak. The couple are proud parents of a baby girl, Julia.

The Podkoscielny FileAlma Mater (Year) __________________________________Arizona (1992)Seasons as a Head Coach ______________________________________9At Miami ____________________________________________________2Overall Dual Record________________________________________45-45At Miami___________________________________________________5-7School Record Holders Coached _______________________________109At Miami ____________________________________________________2All-Americans Coached_________________________________________2At Miami ___________________________________________________n/a

Podkoscielny’s Coaching Experience2003-Current________________________Head Coach, University of Miami1996-2003 ______________________Head Coach, Oregon State University1993-1996______________________Assistant Coach, Univeristy of Arizona1992-1993______________Volunteer Assistant Coach, University of Arizona

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RandyAbleman Head Diving CoachSixteenth Season

Randy Ableman enters his 16th season asthe head coach of the Miami diving team. Sincejoining the Hurricane coaching staff in 1989,Ableman has developed the Hurricane divingteam into one of the nation’s premier programs,while making his mark as one of the nation’smost respected diving authorities.

Ableman is a nine-time NCAA Diving Coachof the Year, earning the national honor six consecutive years from 1995-2000and was named the BIG EAST Men’s Diving Coach of the Year in 2000, 2002and 2003 and Women’s Coach of the Year four consecutive times from 2000-2003.

In 2002, Ableman was honored by U.S. Diving as he was awarded the PhilBoggs Award, presented annually to honor those who have achieved individualexcellence in diving and have given back a part of themselves to assure thesport’s continuation and success.

In 16 seasons at Miami, Ableman has coached 10 National Champions to aNCAA-record 21 individual national titles, including four-time NCAA ChampionsDean Panaro, Rio Ramirez and Tyce Routson.

From 1991-2002, in one of the most impressive streaks in NCAA diving history, the Miami men’s and women’s diving teams combined for 20 individualNCAA Championships. During which time, the Hurricanes won at least onenational title for 12 consecutive seasons, naming at least two NCAAChampions in six seasons.

Miami swept the field at the 1997 Men’s NCAA Championship, winning the1-meter springboard, 3-meter springboard and 10-meter platform and in 1996the Hurricanes placed first, second and third in both the 3-meter springboardand 10-meter platform. Ableman led the Hurricanes to another NCAA record in1996 with the trio of Tyce Routson, Brian Gillooly and Chris Mantilla becomingthe first freshman in NCAA history to sweep the 10-meter platform at the NCAAChampionships.

Under Ableman’s guidance, 21 Hurricanes have garnered All-America honors with at least one UM diver earning All-America status every year since1989. In 1995, the Hurricanes became the first school in NCAA history to havefive divers - Jose Gil, Brian Ramos, Chris Mantilla, Brian Gillooly and TyceRoutson - earn All-America honors in the same year.

Hurricane divers have also excelled on the Olympic level during Ableman’stenure, with a total of nine divers, representing six different countries, compet-ing at the Olympic Games since 1992. The list includes U.S. Diving Team mem-ber and former Hurricane Kyle Prandi and current diver, Jenna Dreyer of SouthAfrica who competed in the 2004 games in Athens.

In 2004, Ableman made his third trip to the Olympic Games as a member ofthe U.S. Olympic Diving Team coaching staff. He also served on the 1996 and2000 Olympic teams and in the summer of 2003, Ableman served as the U.S.Pan Am Games head coach.

Ableman came to Miami in 1989 after a five-year stint as the head divingcoach at the University of South Carolina from 1985-1989 and a one-year stayas the head coach at Wright State in 1984.

As a diver, Ableman was the 1981 NCAA Champion in the 1-meter spring-board at the University of Iowa and holds the Hawkeye school record in the 3-meter springboard.

In 1980, Ableman was named to the U.S. Olympic Diving Team, but wasforced to miss the 1980-Moscow games due to an American boycott. From1978-1984, he was a member of the U.S. National Team.

A native of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Ableman graduated from the University ofIowa with a bachelor of science in recreation and education in 1983. He is married to the former Karen Gorham, who was the 1980 U.S. Indoor championin the 1-meter springboard. The couple has one daughter, Charlotte Patricia.

The Ableman FileAlma Mater (Year) ____________________________________Iowa (1983)Seasons as a Head Coach _____________________________________22At Miami ___________________________________________________16National Champions Coached __________________________________21At Miami ___________________________________________________21All-Americans Coached________________________________________49At Miami ___________________________________________________48Olympians Coached ___________________________________________9At Miami ____________________________________________________9

Ableman’s Coaching Experience1989-Current________________________Head Coach, University of Miami1985-1989___________________Head Coach, University of South Carolina1984-1985 _______________________________Head Coach, Wright State

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AssistantCoachesKathleenO Dell Assistant Swim CoachSecond Season

Kathleen O’Dell begins her second season asthe assistant women’s swimming coach at Miami.

Before coming to Miami, O’Dell served twoyears as the head assistant coach for the men’sand women’s swimming and diving teams atBucknell University, primarily coaching thestroke/mid-distance swimmers, while serving asthe Bison’s recruiting coordinator. During O’Dell’s

second year, both the men and women’s teams won their respective confer-ence titles.

Prior to coaching at Bucknell, O’Dell was a member of the coaching staff atLehigh University where she served as the men’s and women’s swimming anddiving graduate assistant coach on the Mountain Hawk Staff for two years.During her time at Lehigh, the women’s swimming and diving team won twoconference championships.

O’Dell’s coaching techniques are a reflection of her career as a standoutswimmer at Bloomsburg University where she was a two-time All-American anda NCAA Division II National qualifier. She was also selected to thePennsylvania State Athletic All-Conference Team three times, as well as a four-year scholar-athlete at both the university and conference levels.

A native of Pittsburgh, Pa., O’Dell was a standout three sport athlete atNorth Hills High School and was a Pennsylvania Interscholastic AthleticAssociation’s Swimming and Diving Championship Competitor four times.

O’Dell graduated from Bloomsburg with honors with a degree in english andpolitical science in 1999 and received her master’s in secondary education atLehigh in 2001.

O’Dell s Coaching Experience2003-Current ________________Assistant Coach, University of Miami (Fla.)2001-2003 __________________Head Assistant Coach, Bucknell University1999-2001 ________________Graduate Assistant Coach, Lehigh University

DarioDi Fazio Assistant Diving CoachNinth Season

Dario Di Fazio enters his ninth season as anassistant diving coach at the University of Miami.Di Fazio brings a wealth of diving experience andhistory to Miami as he, along with head coachRandy Ableman, lead one of the nation’s mostprestigious diving programs.

Since coming to Miami in 1996, eightHurricane divers have gone on to win 12 national

titles.As a diver, Di Fazio’s resume is highlighted by appearances in the 1992

Olympic Games in Barcelona and the Centennial Olympic Games of 1996 inAtlanta as a member of the Venezuelan Olympic Diving Team, registering top-20 finishes at both.

Di Fazio was also a 32-time Venezuelan National Champion as well as aseven-time South American Champion and a member of the 1995 VenezuelanPan American team that competed in Argentina. In 1994 placed 16th at theW orld Championships in Rome, Italy. In 1989 Di Fazio moved to the U.S. totrain and practice under the supervision of current UM head coach RandyAbleman before going on to dive at Oakland University on the collegiate level.

At Oakland, Di Fazio was a three-time NCAA Division II champion from1993-95 and was named the NCAA Division II Diver of the Year in 1994.

The native of Venezuela earned his bachelor’s degree in managementinformation systems from Oakland in 1995 and an associate’s degree in com-puter science from Miami-Dade Community College in 1992.

Di Fazio is married to the former Gigi Goebel.

Di Fazio s Coaching Experience1996-Current ________________Assistant Coach, University of Miami (Fla.)


ColleenAdkinsSenior SwimmerSatellite Beach, Fla.(Satellite High School)

2003-04: Swam the secondfastest time of any Hurricane in the100-yard breaststroke in 2004,

turning in a time of 1:07.71 with a second-place fin-ish against Indian River... qualified for the BIGEAST Championships in the 100 and 200-yardbreaststroke finished second in dual meetsagainst Florida State and Florida A&M in the 100-yard breaststroke with a time of 1:10.10. 2002-03:As a sophomore, competed in the 100 and 200-yard breaststroke, 100 and 200-yard butterfly andthe 200-yard IM...BIG EAST qualifier in the 100 and200-yard breaststroke and the 200-yard IM...setseason bests of 1:06.30 in the 100-yard breast-stroke and 2:25.10 in the 200-yard breaststroke.2001-02: During her freshman season posted per-sonal records of 1:05.90 in the 100-yard breast-stroke, 2:23.86 in the 200-yard breaststroke, 59.34in the 100-yard butterfly...BIG EAST qualifier in the100 and 200-yard breaststroke and the 100-yardbutterfly. Prep: Five-time state champion, 11-timedistrict champion and 12-time conference championat Satellite Beach...three-time All-American in the200 medley relay, 200 freestyle relay and 100breast...named to the All-District and All-Conference teams...beta president, National HonorSociety, yearbook and newspaper editor and classvice president. Personal: Majoring in internationalstudies/political science chose Miami because ofits beautiful campus, proximity to home and excel-lent communications school.

Adkins’ Personal Records50 Freestyle _________________________24.41100 Freestyle ________________________53.74100 Breaststroke ____________________1:04.94200 Breaststroke ____________________2:19.91100 Butterfly _________________________58.18200 Butterfly _______________________2:07.92200 IM ____________________________2:07.89

MaryCarriereSenior SwimmerFt. Myers, Fla.(Ft. Myers High School)

2003-04: Swam the second-fastest time of any Hurricane in2004 in the 1000-yard freestyle

with a personal-best time of 10:56.89 againstRice had the second fastest time of any Miamiswimmer in the 1650-yard freestyle with a time of18:33.48 at the Minnesota Invitational. 2002-03: Asa sophomore, competed in all freestyle events aswell as the 50, 100 and 200-yard breaststroke set-ting personal marks in each. 2001-02: During herfirst season, Carriere competed in the 200, 500,1000 and 1650-yard freestyle events. Prep: Senioryear was named team captain at Ft. Myers HighSchool...All-Conference, Academic All-American,State qualifier and scholar-athlete award recipi-ent...personal bests in high school included:17:54.6 in the 1500 freestyle, 9:23 in the 800freestyle, 4:36 in the 400 freestyle and 2:13 in the200 freestyle. Personal: Industrial engineeringmajor...National Honor Society and InternationalBaccalaureate student at Ft. Myers High School...USS Coach was Mac Kennedy.

Carriere’s Personal Records50 Freestyle _________________________26.44200 Freestyle_______________________2:04.00500 Freestyle_______________________5:22.861000 Freestyle_____________________10:56.891650 Freestyle_____________________18:33.48100 Breaststroke ____________________1:14.73

KatalinFerencziSenior SwimmerPa’ Pa, Hungary(Turr Istva’n High School)

2003-04: Made her placeamong the Miami greats, breakingthe school record in the 100-yard

backstroke and the 200-yard backstroke, both ofwhich she already held, her junior year tied herown school record in the 100-yard backstroke witha time of 57.26 at the Minnesota Invitational andtopped the Miami mark in the 200-yard backstrokeat the BIG EAST Championships with a time of2:01.69 recorded the fastest time of anyHurricane in 2004 in the 200 IM with a time of2:05.13 at the BIG EAST Championships finishedfirst in the 100-yard backstroke in dual meetsagainst Florida Atlantic, Michigan State, Rutgersand Rice placed first in the 200-yard backstrokeagainst Florida Atlantic, South Carolina, Houston,Florida International and Rice qualified to com-pete at the 2004 Hungarian Olympic SwimmingTrials, but was forced to miss the trials due to aninjury. 2002-03: During her sophomore season,continued to be a strong performer for theHurricanes in the backstroke, setting a personalrecord in the 50-yard backstroke with a time of27.14 at the BIG EAST Championships...also competed in the 50 and 100-yard freestyle, the50-yard breaststroke and butterfly and the 200-yardIM. 2001-02: As a freshman, Ferenczi etched hername into the Miami record books, breaking theUM record in the 100 and 200-yard backstroke

along with competing in the Miami record-setting400-yard medley relay team posted a time of57.45 in the 100-yard backstroke to top AmeyBosseler’s mark of 57.28 broke Bosseler’s UMrecord time of 2:01.95 in the 200-yard backstrokeat the BIG EAST Championships with a time of2:01.77 in the 200-yard backstroke part of the UMrecord-setting 400-yard medley relay team thatbroke the Hurricane record with a time of3:47.28 set a personal best in the 200-yard IMwith a time of 2:08.10. Prep: Competed in the 100and 200-meter backstroke events at the Turr I.Gimna’zium in Hungary. Personal: Majoring in bio-medical engineering.

Ferenczi’s Personal Records200 Freestyle_______________________1:55.31500 Freestyle_______________________5:11.8450 Backstroke________________________27.14100 Backstroke_______________________57.26200 Backstroke _____________________2:01.69200 IM ____________________________2:05.13

LindsayKnappSenior SwimmerW alnut Creek, Calif.(Carondelet High School)

2003-04: Swam the second-fastest time on the team in 2004 inthe 100 and 200-yard backstroke

as a junior a BIG EAST Championship qualifier inthe 100 and 200-yard backstroke and the 400-yardIM finished second in the 200-yard backstroke ina dual meet with South Carolina, touching in with atime of 2:06.16 swam a leg of the 400-yardfreestyle relay at the BIG EAST Championships,finishing with the seasons’ best time of 3:34.95.2002-03: As a sophomore, Knapp competed the50, 100 and 200-yard backstroke as well as the200 and 400-yard IM. Prep: High school All-American and team captain national champion asa high-school freshman in the 200 backstrokecareer bests include a time of 57.4 in the 100-yard backstroke, 2:02.89 in the 200 back, 2.07 inthe 200 IM and 4.27 in the 400 IM. Personal:Sister, Ashley, is also a swimmer at UM majoringin sports management.

Knapp’s Personal Records50 Backstroke________________________27.90100 Backstroke_______________________57.40200 Backstroke ______________________2:02.8200 IM ____________________________2:07.50400 IM ____________________________4:27.30

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Senior Katalin Ferenczi holds the school record in both the100 and 200 yard backstroke events.


MelanieRinaldiSenior DiverMontreal, Canada(Lester B. Pearson)

2003-04: Did not compete in2003-04. 2002-03: Competed in alldiving events during her junior sea-

son finished third in both the 1-meter and 3-meterspringboard at the 2003 BIG EAST Championshipswith scores of 281.30 and 490.10 respectivelytook first in the 1-meter springboard with a score of192.65 and in the 3-meter dive with a score of218.00, against Florida 2001-02: Competed in the1-meter and 3-meter springboard as well as the 10-meter platform posted a 267.35 in the 1-meterspringboard at the 2002 BIG EAST Championshipsand a 482.55 in the 3-meter (11 dives) at the 2002NCAA Diving Qualifier. 2000-01: As a freshmanRinaldi had a 436.30 in the 10-meter platform at the2001 Pittsburgh Invitational, 549.85 in the 3-meterspringboard (six dives) at the 2001 PittsburghInvitational and 254.70 in the 1-meter springboard(11 dives) at the 2001 BIG EAST Swimming andDiving Championship. Prep: Competed in 2000Summer Senior Nationals in Ontario, placing fifth inthe 1-meter springboard , third in the 3-meterevent’s artistic category, and fourth in the 3-meterspringboard overall four-time member of theQuebec Elite team, during both her junior andsenior years earned multiple wins in both the 1-meter and 3-meter events in provincial competitionin Montreal from 1999 to 2000 personal best inthe 3-meter event is 321 points with five optionaldives was twice selected as Athlete of the Year inprovincial competition. Personal: Majoring in inter-national studies and sociology.

Rinaldi’s Personal Records1-meter____________________________281.30 3-meter____________________________549.85 Platform ___________________________436.30

ManonVanRooijen Senior SwimmerW estdorpe, Holland(Koningin WilhelminaCollege)

2003-04: Did not compete in2003-04. 2002-03: W on the BIG

EAST Championship in the 100-yard freestyle witha time of 49.34 and set a BIG EAST Championshiprecord in the 200-yard freestyle posting a time of1:46:44 finished 13th in the NCAAChampionships in the 100-yard freestyle and 16thin the 200-yard freestyle. 2001-02: As a sophomoreenjoyed one of the best seasons a Hurricane swim-mer has had in recent memory as she set two indi-vidual school records in the 100 and 200-yardfreestyle events and anchored three of the teamsfour school record-setting relay teams en route tobeing selected as the BIG EAST Conference MostValuable Swimmer...she reset UM’s books in the100 yard freestyle with a time of 49.08 at the 2002W omen’s NCAA Championships and in the 200-yard freestyle she raced to a 1:46.48 at the 2002BIG EAST Championship she finished sixth inboth the 100 and 200-yard freestyle and earned All-American status in both events...at the Women’s

NCAA Championship set personal bests in the 50-yard freestyle with a time of 23.14; in the 100-yardbackstroke with a time of 59.42; in the 100-yardbutterfly with a time of 57.66; in the 200-yard IMwith a time of 2:02.27; and in the 400-yard IM witha time of 4:32.50...competed on the Dutch relayteam that placed third in the European Swimmingand Diving Championship in the 4x100-meter relayas well as a team that finished in sixth place in the4x100 medley and another that finished fifth in the4x200 freestyle relay finished ranked eighth indi-vidually in the 200-meter freestyle. 2000-01: Duringfreshman season, competed in the 50, 100, 200and 500-yard freestyle finished second in the 100-yard freestyle at the 2001 BIG EASTChampionships and third in the 200-yardfreestyle...won a silver medal at the 2000 Olympicsin Sydney as a member of the Dutch 4x100freestyle relay team. Prep: Swam for KoninginW ilhelmina College holds the school record in the200-yard freestyle with a time of 1:48.97. Personal:Majoring in marine biology... enjoys reading andplaying on the computer...nickname isMoon...favorite actor is Mel Gibson.

Van Rooijen’s Personal Records50 Freestyle _________________________23.14100 Freestyle ________________________49.08200 Freestyle_______________________1:46.44500 Freestyle_______________________5:11.20100 Butterfly _________________________57.66200 Butterfly _______________________2:06.28200 IM ____________________________2:02.26400 IM ____________________________4:30.91

MiguelVelazquezSenior DiverMexico City, Mexico(Gulliver PreparatorySchool)

2003-04: Earned his third,fourth and fifth All-America honors

at the 2004 NCAA Swimming and DivingChampionships, finishing third in the 10-meter plat-form with a score of 533.55, fourth in the 3-meterspringboard with a score of 613.50 and fourth in the1-meter springboard with a score of 340.10 hisbest performance of the season came at theMinnesota Invitational, winning the 3-meter spring-board with a score of 607.85 placed first in the 1-meter springboard in a dual meet with MichiganState and Rutgers with a score of 374.45 took firstplace in the 10-meter platform at the MinnesotaInvitational with a score of 537.75. 2002-03:Selected as the BIG EAST’s Most OutstandingDiver in 2002 ...selected as an All-American afterfinishing fourth in the NCAA Championships in the3-meter diving competition won the BIG EASTChampionship in both the 1-meter and 3-metercompetition with scores of 347.10 and 594.25respectively. 2001-02: Competed in the 1-meterand 3-meter springboard and 10-meter divingevents for the Hurricanes...selected as an AllAmerican after placing fourth in the platform eventat the 2002 NCAA Championships finished sec-ond in the BIG EAST Championships in the 1-meterand third in the 3-meter. Prep: District and statechampion (635 points) during senior and sopho-more years (placed second in states junior

year) was on district championship team in highschool and holds school records in diving events.Personal: Majoring in international finance andmarketing...chose the University of Miami becauseof its athletic and academic level...likes Miami sweather and people...hobbies include listening tomusic, hanging out with friends, scuba diving, soc-cer and traveling.

Velazquez’s Personal Records1-meter____________________________374.453-meter____________________________316.65Platform ___________________________464.35

AdrienFergusonJunior SwimmerOklahoma City, Okla.(Casaday High School)

2003-04: Touched in with thefastest time of any Hurricane in the400-yard IM and the second

fastest time in the 200-yard IM finished with atime of 2:06.07 in the preliminaries of the 200-yardIM and a time of 4:28.56 in the 400-yard IM prelimsat the BIG EAST Championships...finished first inthe 100-yard freestyle with a time of 54.77 againstFlorida State and Florida A&M. 2002-03: As afreshman, proved to be one of the leaders for theHurricanes in the 50, 100, and 200-yard butterfly aswell as the 200 and 400-yard IM also competed inthe 50, 100, 500 and 1000-yard freestyle as well asthe 50-yard backstroke and breaststroke. Prep:Selected for All-Conference designation by theDaily Oklahoman and was named the FemaleSwimmer of the Year holds Southwest PrepConference records in five events was selectedas Casady High School Most ValuableAthlete personal best in high school included1:53.85 in the 200-yard freestyle, 4:58.88 in the500-yard freestyle, 2.04.13 in the 200-yard butterfly,2:06.17 in the 200-yard IM and 4:27.18 in the 400-yard IM also competed on the cross country teamin high school and earned All-Conference MostValuable Female Runner honors. Personal:Majoring in biology and exercise physiology.

Ferguson’s Personal Records100 Freestyle ________________________54.60200 Freestyle_______________________1:56.56500 Freestyle_______________________5:00.421000 Freestyle_____________________10:37.92100 Butterfly _________________________55.67200 Butterfly _______________________2:03.17200 Breaststroke ____________________2:27.94200 IM ____________________________2:04.30400 IM ____________________________4:28.56

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NancyGajosSophomore SwimmerMississauga, Ontario(Silverthorne High School)

2003-04: Emerged as one ofthe Hurricanes most dominantswimmers in 2003-04, in particular

in the 100 and 200-yard butterfly, recording thefastest time of any Miami swimmer in 2004 in eachevent finished second in the 100-yard butterfly atthe Minnesota Invitational with a time of 55.54touched in with a time of 2:03.10 in the prelims ofthe 200-yard butterfly before going on to finish sixthin the finals of the BIG EAST Championships with atime of 2:03.30 recorded a first-place finish in the200-yard butterfly against South Carolina swamthe second-fastest time of any Hurricane swimmerin 2003-04 in the 200-yard freestyle with a time of1:54.73 at the Minnesota Invitational competed atthe 2004 Canadian Olympic Swimming Trials in the100 and 200 butterfly. Prep: Swam for Etobicokeswim club...best times included 2:15.79 in the 200butterfly (meters), 1:02.51 in the 100 butterfly(meters), and 4:59.89 in the 400 IM (meters)...placed sixth in the Canadian Nationals in the 200butterfly. Personal: Chose Miami because of theweather and people enjoys reading, spendingtime with family and friends, watching movies, andplaying sports (especially wrestling) honor rollselection every year in prep school favorite ath-lete is Elizabeth Warder.

Gajos’ Personal Records100 Freestyle ________________________56.45200 Freestyle_______________________1:54.73500 Freestyle_______________________5:29.73100 Butterfly _________________________55.54200 Butterfly _______________________2:03.10200 Backstroke _____________________2:13.32200 IM ____________________________2:11.15400 IM ____________________________4:41.56

TaraErwinSophomore SwimmerEwing, N.J.(Stuart County Day Schoolof the Sacred Heart)

2003-04: In her first seasonwith the Hurricanes, swam the

fastest time on the team in the 500-yard freestyle,1000-yard freestyle and 1650-yard freestyle fin-ished with a time of 4:59.43 in the finals of 500-yardfreestyle at the BIG EAST Championships placedfirst in the 1000-yard freestyle in dual meets againstKansas, Houston, Florida International, SouthCarolina, Michigan State and Rutgers finishedsecond at the BIG EAST Championships in the1650-yard freestyle with a time of 16:40.23 andwon the 1650-yard freestyle at the MinnesotaInvitational. Prep: Mercer County Champion in the200-freestyle as a junior, sophomore and freshmanand in the 500-freestyle as a senior, junior andsophomore An All-Conference First Team selec-tion senior and junior year National IndependentHigh School Record holder in the 500-freestyle(SCM) with a time of 5:34.84. Personal: Mostprized possession is her picture collection.

Erwin’s Personal Records200 Freestyle_______________________2:00.97500 Freestyle_______________________4:59.431000 Freestyle_____________________10:09.931650 Freestyle_____________________16:40.23200 Backstroke _____________________2:20.77400 IM ____________________________4:42.67

TobyBrooksSophomore DiverPlantation, Fla.(St. Thomas Aquinas HighSchool)

2003-04: Placed fourth in the3-meter springboard with a score

of 202.95 against Florida State and recorded amark of 222.85 in the 1-meter springboard againstthe Seminoles in his only action of the season.Prep: Led St. Thomas Aquinas to state titles in hissenior and junior seasons...team captain his senioryear...junior season finished eighth at statemeet...four-year letterman in cross country...has across country award named after him at St. ThomasAquinas, given to the runner who always pusheshimself to perform his best. Personal: Hobbiesinclude drawing, photography and computers.

Brooks’ Personal Records1-Meter Springboard__________________222.853-Meter Springboard__________________202.95

HeatherBoundsSophomore DiverAustin, Texas(Round Rock High School)

2003-04: During her freshmanseason, turned in first place finish-es against Kansas in the 1-meter

springboard with a score of 253.05 and againstIndian River in the 3-meter springboard with a markof 297.90 finished fourth at the BIG EASTChampionships in the 1-meter springboard with atotal score of 249.80 placed third in the 3-meterspringboard at the BIG EAST Championships witha score of 446.90 placed third at the MinnesotaInvitational in the 10-meter platform finished sev-enth at the 2004 Speedo American Cup in the 10-meter platform and fifth in the 10-meter synchro-nized platform competed at the 2004 U.S.Olympic Diving Trials. Prep: High school statechampion in the 1-meter springboard in 2002 fin-ished third at the Junior Nationals in 2003 in the 10-meter platform. Personal: Chose Miami because ofthe coaching staff and great weather favorite ath-lete is Kimiko Soldati enjoys going to movies andthe beach competed in gymnastics for 10 yearsand starting diving in 1998.

Bounds’ Personal Records1-Meter Springboard__________________257.763-Meter Springboard__________________464.3510-Meter Platform____________________359.25

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AndreaHughesSophomore SwimmerRichmond, Va.(James River High School)

2003-04: As a freshman, post-ed the second-fastest time on theteam in 2004 in the 500-freestyle

and the 100 and 200-butterfly finished with a timeof 5:09.77 in the prelims of the 500-yard freestyle atthe Minnesota Invitational a BIG EAST qualifier inthe 100 and 200-butterfly finished with a time of56.12 in the finals of the 100-butterfly and 2:04.28in the finals of the 200-butterfly at the BIG EASTChampionships competed at the BIG EASTChampionships in the 200-yard medley relay and200, 400 and 800-yard freestyle relays, setting thetop times on the team in each. Prep: Led JamesRiver High to the Virginia State Championshipsenior and junior year top times include a 2:17.30in the 200 butterfly at the 2000 Junior Nationals(LCM) and a 2:02.70 at the 2002 Junior Nationals(SCM) swam a 56.21 at the 2002 Virginia StateChampionships (SCM) in the 100 butterfly.Personal: Chose Miami because of the academicprograms, weather, and athletic facilitiesfavoriteathlete is Misty Hyman.

Hughes’ Personal Records50 Freestyle _________________________26.05100 Freestyle ________________________55.41200 Freestyle_______________________1:55.41500 Freestyle_______________________5:09.77100 Butterfly _________________________56.12200 Butterfly _______________________2:04.28100 Backstroke _____________________1:02.53

AshleyKnappSophomore SwimmerW alnut Creek, Calif.(Carondelet High School)

2003-04: Swam the fastesttime of the season by anyHurricane in the 200-yard freestyle

and swam a leg of the 200-yard medley relay and200 and 800-yard freestyle relay top performingteams qualified for the BIG EAST Championshipsin the 200-yard freestyle and the 100 and 200-yardbackstroke touched in with a time of 1:54.34 inthe prelims of the 200-yard freestyle at the BIGEAST Championships. Prep: Top times atCarondelet High School included 1:52.6 in the 200freestyle, 58.8 in the 100 butterfly, 53.5 in the 100freestyle, 2:04.2 in the 200 backstroke, 58.20 in the100 backstroke and 5:03 in the 500freestyle team captain at Carondelet senior sea-son an Honorable mention All-American selectionas a senior led high school to a second place fin-ish at the state championships junior season.Personal: Sister, Lindsay is also a swimmer atUM...Chose Miami because the athletic programsand weather...majoring in business.

Knapp’s Personal Records200 Freestyle_______________________1:54.34100 Buttefly ________________________1:01.32100 Backstroke_______________________59.82200 Backstroke _____________________2:08.82200 IM ____________________________2:15.12

KristenLunakSophomore SwimmerPembroke Pines, Fla.(Pembroke Pines CharterHigh School)

2003-04: Swam the second-fastest time on the team in 2004 in

the 200-yard breaststroke during her freshman sea-son finished first in the 200-yard breaststroke in adual meet with Indian River and Florida A&M with atime of 2:26.28 touched in with a time of 4:32.33in the 400-yard IM against Indian River and FloridaA&M. Prep: Pembroke Pines Charter High Schoolrecord holder in the 200 freestyle, 200 medley relayand 400 freestyle team captain senior and junioryears at Pembroke Pines best times included1:01 in the 100 butterfly and 4:46 in the 400 IM atthe District Championships senior season.Personal: Chose UM because of the location, aca-demics and athletics hobbies include hanging outwith friends, camping and rock climbing...majoringin biochemistry.

Lunak’s Personal Records500 Freestyle_______________________5:16.90200 Butterfly _______________________2:18.45100 Breaststroke ____________________1:10.52200 Breaststroke ____________________2:26.28200 IM ____________________________2:15.70400 IM ____________________________4:32.33

DerekStarksSophomore DiverMission Viejo, Calif.(Capistrano Valley)

2003-04: Garnered All-Americahonors in his first season with theHurricanes in the 10-meter plat-

form named the BIG EAST Most OutstandingDiver won the BIG EAST Championship in the 3-meter springboard with a score of 550.85 and the10-meter platform with a mark of 553.15 tabbedan All-American after finishing fifth in the 10-meterplatform with a score of 498.75 at the NCAAChampionships an NCAA Championship qualifierin the 1-meter and 3-meter springboard in additionto the 10-meter platform recorded his highestscore in the 1-meter springboard at the BIG EASTChampionships, finishing second with a score of309.75 competed with high-school teammateBeau Sydes in the 3-meter springboard at the 2004U.S. Olympic Diving Trials. Prep: Earned All-American honors senior year at Capistrano ValleyHigh School served as team captain senioryear placed third in the 1-meter springboard at the2000 junior world’s championships won the SouthCoast league championship junior and senior sea-son senior year at Capistrano Valley competed inthe six-dive 1-meter, 11-dive 1-meter and the 11-dive 3-meter. Personal: Hobbies include playingthe guitar and body boarding favorite athlete isLance Armstrong...majoring in business.

Starks’ Personal Records1-Meter Springboard__________________309.753-Meter Springboard__________________556.9510-Meter Platform____________________553.15

HallieTurkishSophomore SwimmerMetairie, La.(Isidore Newman HighSchool)

2003-04: Finished fourth in the1000-yard freestyle with a time of

11:00.95 - the third fastest time on the team in 2004- in her first collegiate competition in a dual meetwith Florida State and Florida A&M as a fresh-man, competed in the 500 and 1000-yard freestyle,100 and 200-yard breaststroke and 800-yardfreestyle relay. Prep: Swam a 2:01 in the 200freestyle and 5:19 in the 500 freestyle, earning herhigh school and state championship senior sea-son set the school record in the 500 freestylesenior year team captain senior year...All-District,All-State, All-Metro, selection all four years of highschool helped Isidore Newman capture statechampionships in her freshman, sophomore, juniorand senior seasons. Personal: Hobbies includeparticipating in triathlons and biking...majoring inexercise physiology.

Turkish’s Personal Records500 Freestyle_______________________5:19.021000 Freestyle_____________________11:00.95100 Breaststroke ____________________1:13.86200 Breaststroke ____________________2:41.30

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Sophomore Derek Starks was named the 2003-04 BIGEAST Male Diver of the Year


AllisonBardowellFreshman SwimmerPlantation, Fla. (University School of NSU)

Prep: W as a state finalist in the200 IM with a time of 2:11 semi-

finalist in the 100 butterfly setting a new schoolrecord with a time of :59 named to the BrowardCounty second team her junior and senior years...named team captain and MVP her senior sea-son...owns high school’s 100 butterfly record..Personal: Majoring in biology/pre-med.

A m yCaronFreshman SwimmerAndover, Mass. (Andover High School)

Prep: Competed in 100Breastroke, 200 IM and 200 MedleyRelay her senior season named to

the Boston Globe All Scholastic, Eagle Tribune AllStar and Merrimack Valley Conference first teamsher senior year set school and state records in the200 medley relay her junior year member of four-time state championship high school squad. Club:Member of the Andover YMCA Hurricanes namedteam captain and 15+ MVP holds the 200 breast-stroke club record. Personal: Majoring in marinescience.

EmersonDavisFreshman SwimmerAlexandria, Va. (T.C. Williams High School)

Prep: W as considered for All-American in the 50 freestyle her

senior year earned fifth place in the 50 freestyleand 100 butterfly in state championships her seniorseason named team captain and MVP setschool records with the 200 and 400 freestylerelay.Personal: Majoring in visual communications.

CapriaDeVenutoFreshman SwimmerPompano, Fla. (Pinecrest High School)

Prep: District champion in the500 freestyle with a time of 5:07 her

senior season placed second in the 200 freestyle(1:55) named team captain as a senior...won firstplace in the 500 freestyle and 200 IM at statechampionships her junior season district champi-on in the 200 freestyle and 100 butterfly as ajunior set school records in all freestyle events,100 butterfly and the 200 IM won District andStates in 100 butterfly and 500 freestyle. Personal:Majoring in biology.

JennaDreyerFreshman DiverPort Elizabeth, South Africa (Collegiate High School)

Prep: Reached the semi-finals inthe 3-meter event at the 2004

Summer Olympics in Athens, Greece participatedin the FINA Grand Prix, World Championships in2003 and the World Cup in 2004...won first place inthe Canadian Senior Nationals on the 1-meterboard placed 14th on the 3-meter board at the2004 World Cup.

MelissaFroelichFreshman SwimmerRocky River, Ohio (Magnificat High School)

Prep: District champion in the400 freestyle relay her senior andjunior seasons earned All-

American honorable mention her junior andsenior...year named most valuable freshman.Personal: Majoring in advertising and political sci-ence.

CaseyHeffernanFreshman SwimmerNorcross, Ga. (Norcross High School)

Prep: Top senior times include1:57.8 in the 200 freestyle, 2:13.8 in

the 200 IM, 1:00.9 in the 100 butterfly and 2:14 inthe 200 butterfly named team captain as a juniorand senior team won state championship in the200 and 400 freestyle relays...named most valuableswimmer her freshman year...member of 5-A statechampionship team. Personal: Majoring in psy-chology.

MelindaHochardFreshman SwimmerAthol, Mass. (Gardner High School)

Prep: Four-time state championin the 100 breaststroke placed

second in the 200 IM at state as a senior namedteam captain and All-American her junior andsenior season state team won their 11th state titleher senior season career best times include 218.3in the 200 breaststroke, 1:04.6 in the 100 breast-stroke and 4.28 in the 400 IM. Personal: Majoringin biology.

JuliaIlowieckiFreshman DiverAlbany, New York(Troy High School)

Prep: W as named team captainof her high school squad as a senior

was the first diver since 1989 to qualify for stateswas ranked third in the district her senior season.

TaylorMcFarlaneFreshman SwimmerCape Elizabeth, Maine (Cape Elizabeth High School)

Prep: State champion in the 100and 500 freestyle events team captain her senior year named

Class A Swimmer of the Year, State Woman Athleteof the Year and Portland Press Herald Athlete of theYear her junior and senior seasons holds sevenstate records... named to the All-State first teamand All-Star team earned All-American honors inthree events as a senior. Personal: Majoring inbusiness and health science.

LaurenShueFreshman SwimmerFort Myers, Fla. (Fort Myers High School)

Prep: State champion in the 500freestyle and runner-up in 200freestyle senior team

captain...named to the All-Conference, All-Districtand All-State teams her junior and senior sea-sons...earned All-American honors all fouryears...broke the record for the 500 freestyle herjunior year...member of two record holding relayteams. Personal: Majoring in education and psy-chology.

KellyW ithumFreshman SwimmerFort Lauderdale, Fla. (Cardinal Gibbons HighSchool)

Prep: Named team captain as asenior...named a Scholar Athlete as a junior andsenior earned Herald and Sun-Sentinel honorablemention her junior and senior season set recordsin the 200 and 400 freestyle relays as a member ofBrookwood High School in Snellville, Ga. hersophomore year. Personal: Majoring in chemistry.

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The University of Miami Athletic DepartmentMission Statement

The Department of Intercollegiate Athletics of the University of Miami exists that, through its pro-grams, student-athletes have the opportunity to achieve their full potential academically and athleti-cally, and that the University and its constituents benefit from their being represented by students

engaged in intercollegiate competition.

The University of Miami Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is committed

1. To meet the obligations of the mission of the University of Miami

2. To provide the opportunity for student-athletes to seek and achieve their potential through growth and development academically and athletically

3. To provide through leadership, thoughtful guidance, and quality programs, a positive environment for athletic excellence and achievement while developing leaders

in their fields, in the classroom, and for our community

4. To support through its resources the academic objectives of its student-athletes, and to ensure their progress toward the goal of the academic degree which each seeks

5. To provide and support athletic programs at the highest level of competition

6. To recruit student-athletes of academic quality, good character and high athletic ability

7. To comply with the rules and policies of all governing bodies and the University of Miami

8. To provide equitable opportunities regardless of gender, race, or creed

9. To represent the University, its Board of Trustees, administration, faculty, students, staff, alumni and friends appropriately

10. To develop the values of leadership, teamwork, discipline, sportsmanship and integrity among its student-athletes and staff


University Campuses and Schools

Coral Gables Campus: The Coral Gables campus, with its two collegesand seven schools, is located on a 260-acre tract in suburban Coral Gables.

Medical Campus: The University of Miami School of Medicine campusconsists of 35 acres within the 80-acre University of Miami/Jackson MemorialMedical Center complex. Other facilities at the medical center, in addition toJackson Memorial Hospital, include the Miami Veterans Affairs Medical Centerand two University-owned hospitals-the University of Miami Hospital and Clinicsand Anne Bates Leach Eye Hospital, along with the Sylvester ComprehensiveCancer Center and Bascom Palmer Eye Institute. Dedication of the Lois PopeLIFE Center in fall 2000 and the Batchelor Children s Research Institute inspring 2001 in the Schoninger Research Quadrangle marked major contribu-tions to the research facilities at the medical campus. School of Medicine facul-ty currently conduct more than 1,200 research projects aimed at advances inbasic science and clinical care in facilities totaling more than two million squarefeet of owned and leased space.

Rosenstiel Campus: The Rosenstiel School of Marine and AtmosphericScience is located on a 16-acre waterfront campus on Virginia Key in BiscayneBay.

South Campus: The south campus, located ten miles southwest of CoralGables, is on a 136-acre site used for conducting research and developmentprojects.

Richmond Campus: The Richmond campus, established in 2001, is a 78-acre site near south campus. Research facilities for the Rosenstiel School sCenter for Southeastern Tropical Advanced Remote Sensing (CSTARS) andRichmond Satellite Operations Center (RSOC) are located on a portion of thenew campus.

Accreditation: Southern Association of Colleges and Schools; 21 profes-sional accrediting agencies.

University AdministrationOfficers: Donna E. Shalala, president; Phillip Frost, chairman, Board of

Trustees; Luis Glaser, executive vice president and provost.

The University of Miami is the largest, most comprehensive privateresearch university in the southeastern United States with a well-earned reputa-tion for academic excellence. Nearly 15,000 undergraduate and graduate stu-dents from every state and more than 114 nations around the world call UMhome during the academic semesters. The University has grown from its mainlocation in the City of Coral Gables to the Medical campus located in DowntownMiami, the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science on VirginiaKey, the John J. Koubek Center in Little Havana, the James L. Knight Center inDowntown Miami, and the South and Richmond campuses in southwest Miami-Dade county. With more than 9,400 full- and part-time faculty and staff, UM isthe largest private employer in Miami-Dade County.

Enrollment: Total enrollment for the 2003-2004 academic year was 15,248students. Of that number, 9,636 were undergraduate students, 3,340 weregraduate students, and 1,905 were professional students. During the 2002-2003 academic year, the University awarded 2,053 bachelor s, 1,138 master s,363 J.D. s, 133 M.D. s, 116 Ph.D. s, and 11 other doctorates (2002-03).

New Freshman Standings: Over one in three new freshmen graduated inthe top 5% of their high school class. Almost two-thirds graduated in the top10% of their high school class.

International Students: The University continues to attract able studentsfrom South Florida, as well as from other parts of the nation and around theworld. It was one of the country s first universities to have an organized interna-tional recruitment program. The University of Miami sends representativesworldwide to seek qualified students. These students represent 113 foreigncountries, the 50 states, three territories, and the District of Columbia.

Honors Program/Honor Societies: Approximately 1,600 students partici-pate in the Honors Program. UM has 50 academic honor societies, includingPhi Beta Kappa.

Research: Research and sponsored program expenditures totaled $243.8million (FY 03). According to the National Science Foundation, UM ranked 52ndof all universities in expenditures of federal funds for research and development(FY 01).

Budget: The budget for 2003-04 is $1.3 billion, with $759 million projectedfor the medical campus. At the end of the FY 03 the endowment was $414.0million.

Development: In FY 03, contributions reached $92.8 million in privatecash, gifts and grants. In FY 02, the University ranked 54th among nationalresearch institutions in this category. In October 2003, Momentum: theCampaign for the University of Miami, was announced to increase theUniversity s endowment and raise needed funds to support its research, teach-ing, and service missions.

A W orld-Class Student BodyEnrollment at the University of Miami continues to experience tremendous

growth. Applications for the freshman class during 2002-2003 reached 15,903 the highest freshman class application figure in the University s history.The student body also has become more diverse. White, non-Hispanic stu-

dents accounted for 62 percent of the incoming freshman class in 2002-2003,Hispanics accounted for 22 percent, and African-Americans for 9 percent, whileAsian students accounted for 7 percent.

W omen accounted for approximately 59 percent of the new freshman classthat year, about 57 percent of all undergraduates, and 52 percent of the gradu-ate and professional students.

Education outside the traditional classroom is an important part of studentlife at University of Miami. The University has 60 programs offered in 25 coun-tries on a full academic year, semester, or summer basis.


AdministrationPaul DeeDirector of Athletics

Paul Dee has served as Director of Athletics since June of1993. Prior to his appointment, Dee had served the University as itsVice President and General Counsel beginning in 1981.

During his tenure as Director of Athletics, Dee has focused theefforts of the Athletic Department on four major points of emphasis:1) the success of its programs; 2) the development of its student-athletes, both athletically and academically; 3) the quality of its staff;4) improvement of facilities. The department has achieved successin each of these areas.

Program SuccessThe University of Miami has won three team national championships (Baseball in 1999

and 2001; Football in 2001) during Dee s tenure as Director of Athletics.Prior to joining the Atlantic Coast Conference on July 1, 2004, Miami was a dominant

program in the Big East Conference winning 34 league titles between 1993 and 2004.Included in those league championships were: eight football titles, eight women s tennistitles, seven men s tennis titles, six Big East women s outdoor track and field champi-onships, two women s indoor track and one title in men s basketball, women s basketballand men s swimming and diving.

Under Dee s supervision, the University of Miami Athletic Department has added fullscholarship programs in women s soccer, women s volleyball and women s rowing.

Student-Athlete SuccessUniversity of Miami student-athletes have continued to achieve academically. UM stu-

dent-athletes have shown consistent improvement in grade-point average and graduationrates over the last decade.

Perhaps the most successful scholar-athlete of the last decade at UM was footballoffensive tackle Joaquin Gonzalez, who earned the 2001 HealthSouth Draddy Award (theAcademic Heisman ) in addition to earning first-team All-America honors on the field in2000 and 2001.

Quality of StaffMiami coaches have been widely recognized by their peers as some of the nation s

best. The current UM coaching staff has earned a combined 20 National Coach of the Yearhonors, including nine by diving coach Randy Ableman, four by baseball coach Jim Morris,three by football coach Larry Coker, two by women s golf coach Lela Cannon, and one bywomen s basketball coach Ferne Labati.

Improvement and Expansion of FacilitiesSince 1993, the University of Miami athletic program has seen an almost complete

makeover of its athletic facilities. During that period, Dee has overseen the following facilityprojects:

Construction of new football field at Greentree FieldConstruction of Cobb Stadium (track and soccer)Renovation of football locker and equipment roomsRenovation of the athletic training roomRenovation of athletic department officesConstruction of the academic study hall facilityConstruction of the weight training facilityConstruction of the football meeting roomsConstruction of locker rooms for track, soccer and volleyballConstruction of Convocation Center for basketballand, looking ahead constuction of Alex Rodriguez Park

A Commitment To A W ell-Rounded ProgramDee believes intensified fund raising efforts and developing stronger interest in

women s sports are vital to ensuring the future success of the Hurricanes program.

National InfluenceDuring his eleven years as Director of Athletics, Dee has been active in professional

activities.Dee has served on several NCAA Committees, including the Committee on

Certification, the Management Council and currently is a member of the Committee onInfractions. In the BIG EAST, Dee has served on the Executive Television Committee and,for two years, was Chair of the BIG EAST Football Conference. Dee will assume newassignments as we enter the ACC.

Before MiamiBefore joining the University, Dee was with the Miami law firm of Mershon, Sawyer,

Johnston, Dunwoody & Cole and was a law clerk for Chief U.S. District Judge CharlesFulton in Miami. He received his bachelor of arts degree from the University of Florida in1970 and his master s of education and juris doctor degrees with honors from theUniversity of Miami in 1973 and 1977, respectively.

Dee has a son, Terrance, who practices law in Miami.

Donna E. ShalalaUniversity President

Donna E. Shalala became the fifth President of the Universityof Miami on June 1, 2001. President Shalala is an accomplishedscholar, teacher, and administrator whose career has been markedby a variety of leadership positions reflecting her interest in youngpeople. She also is a big sports fan!

Shalala was influenced by her mother, Edna, a former national-ly ranked tennis player, while growing up in Cleveland, Ohio. Whileattending college, she played tennis and still plays a competitivegame of doubles. She also enjoys golf, skiing and other outdoor

activities.In 1987 President Shalala, a distinguished political scientist, became the first woman

chancellor of a Big Ten university, the University of Wisconsin-Madison. She led what wasthen the nation s largest public research university, raising more than $400 million for theendowment, and spearheaded a $225 million state-private partnership program to reno-vate and add to the university s research facilities. In 1992 Business Week magazinenamed her one of the top five managers in higher education.

President Shalala s success at Wisconsin was reflected in athletics as well. She hireda new football coach, recruiting Barry Alvarez from Notre Dame. Four years later,W isconsin won the Big Ten football championship and represented its conference in theRose Bowl for the first time in 30 years. President Shalala served on the first KnightCommission, a committee to review college athletics, and has served on the board of theNational Collegiate Athletic Association Foundation.

In 1993 Shalala was named U.S. Secretary for Health and Human Services (HHS) andserved for eight years, becoming the nation s longest-serving HHS Secretary. She was anactive member of the Washington, D.C., community, participating in events to benefit thearts including serving as a member of the Kennedy Center Board of Trustees.

In 1999 she spearheaded the United Way campaign for federal employees that raiseda record $44 million for local and national charities. In 2000 she led the official U.S. delega-tion to the Olympics in Sydney, Australia. At the end of her tenure as HHS Secretary, TheW ashington Post described her as one of the most successful government managers ofmodern times.

As president of the University of Miami, President Shalala presides over one of themost successful college athletic programs in the country. The Hurricanes football programconsistently ranks in the top of the polls. In 2001 the baseball team won its fourth CollegeW orld Series and the football team won its fifth national championship. And, in 2003 themen and women s basketball team began play in a new, on-campus facility, theConvocation Center. Other Hurricane sports from golf to tennis have also earnednational recognition.

For a sports fan like President Shalala, there is no better place to call home than theUniversity of Miami.

Career Highlights2001- . . . . . . . . President, Professor of Political Science,

University of Miami1993-2000 . . . . Secretary

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services 1987-1993 . . . . Chancellor

University of Wisconsin -Madison1980-1987 . . . . President, Hunter College of the City, University of New York1977-1980 . . . . Assistant Secretary for Policy Development and

Research, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development1975-1977 . . . . Director and Treasurer of the Municipal

Assistance Corporation for the City of New York1972-1979 . . . . Professor and Chair, Program in Politics and

Education, Teachers College, Columbia University1970 . . . . . . . . . Ph.D. Syracuse University1962-1964 . . . . U.S. Peace Corps Volunteer, Iran1962 . . . . . . . . . A.B. Western College for Women


AcademicsThe Athletic Academic Services Staff of the University of Miami Athletic

Department is committed to providing the academic support services necessaryto facilitate the graduation of student athletes and the nurturing of skills to pro-mote the development of responsible, well-rounded individuals. This mission isfulfilled through our commitment to promote athletics, academics, personaldevelopment and career development.

The Retention ProgramsThe University of Miami offers unique programs designed to assist student-

athletes in their pursuit of a college education. These are a few of the programsoffered to assist student-athletes:

1. FEX Freshman Experience Course - A unique class designed to assistfreshman student-athletes with the transition from high school to college.

2. Proactive Mentorship Program - This program is designed to assiststudent-athletes with the transition skills necessary to be successful collegestudents. All freshmen are required to participate and meet once a week with amentor covering issues such as time management, goal-setting, class prepara-tion, test preparation, etc.

3. Study Table Program - Provides valuable locations and time to accom-plish academic goals. Structured times, group and individual tutorials, computerlabs, and quiet areas are designated for this program.

4. F.A.S.T. Program (Freshman Academic Success Training) - The mainpurpose of this program is to ensure a smooth and successful transition fromhigh school to college through academic success training. This will be accom-plished through closely monitoring incoming at-risk student-athletes so as toensure the use of efficient time management and study skills. Assumptions aremade that all of our student-athletes come to us with good study habits, acade-mic knowledge, and social judgment. This program will address all these areasand be reinforced throughout the semester.

5. Computer Lab - Located within the Hecht Athletic Center, student-ath-letes have access to 30 personal computers with Internet access and conductresearch. The lab also has 7 lab top computers that student-athletes can checkout and take with them on team trips, or when they want to work on their own

6. Tutors - Level 1 certified tutors by the College Reading and LearningAssociation provide individual and group assistance upon request. The tutorprogram at the University of Miami is one on a small number of athletic pro-grams in the country to be awarded CRLA certification.

7. Learning Resource Room - Student-athletes with disabilities haveaccess to computer programs that aid in their educational skill development.

David Wyman (M.S.), Associate Director of Academic Services

10 year veteran of the office of Athletic AcademicSupport Services, David currently serves as the chief advi-sor who coordinates continuing eligibility for all student-ath-letes. He specifically advises junior and senior football stu-dent-athletes, the men s and women s track & field and thewomen s rowing teams. David earned his baccalaureate(B.S.) degree in accounting from Florida A&M Universityand his graduate degree (M.S.) from St. Thomas Universityin sports administration. Born in New York, Dave wasraised in Miami and is a lifelong Hurricane fan.

Carole Walker (M.ED.), Coordinator of Academic Advising

Responsible for providing direction for freshmen andsophomore football student-athletes in academic advising.Now in her fifth year at the University of Miami, she is alsoresponsible for assisting the Director of FootballOperations with organizing Freshmen Football Orientationas well as advises women s volleyball, women s swimmingand diving and men s diving. A 1996 recipient of the NCAAEthnic Minority Postgraduate Scholarship, Carole obtainedher Master s degree in Education from Auburn University.

Leigh Husband (M.S.),Coordinator of Academic Advising

Leigh is the the advisor to men s and women s basket-ball and soccer along with serving as the Initial Eligibilityand Admissions Coordinator. She is also responsible forthe Academic Coach and the New Student AthleteOrientation programs. Entering her seventh year at theUniversity of Miami, Leigh has 14 years experience inAthletic Academic Advising. Leigh s undergraduate degreeis from the University of Vermont (BS) and her Master s isfrom Indiana University (MS). Leigh, originally fromBrightwaters, NY, is married to Jamie Husband and themother of 4 year old Ross.

Christine Scheets (B.A.), Learning Specialist/Tutor Coordinator

Responsible for providing academic skills developmentfor student-athletes with disabilities as well as those stu-dent-athletes with low study skills. She also spearheadedthe F.A.S.T. Program which targets incoming at-risk stu-dent-athletes and teaches a Freshmen Experience coursefor student-athletes. Prior to coming to the University ofMiami, Christine taught in the New Jersey Schools Systemas an English teacher. She received a Bachelor of Artsdegree in English Education and is currently pursuing aMaster s degree at UM. Christine, originally fromCollingswood, NJ is also the mother of 12 year old Laineyand 10 year old Hunter.

Artavias Thompkins,Academic Advisor

Artavias is responsible for providing academic advisingfor women s tennis, men s tennis, men s track and thebaseball student-athletes. He began as an intern for theUniversity of Miami Academic Services department and isnow entering his first year as a full time advisor. Artaviasreceived his Bachelors Degree in Interdisciplinary Studiesfrom Utah State University and is looking forward toenrolling at UM this spring to begin a Masters degree. Heis a native of Miami, Florida.


Office of AthleticCompliance

Tony Hernandez, AndreaNordmann, Kris Kuhr, and LindseyRogers form one of the nation s mostcomprehensive compliance depart-ments. The Compliance Office reportsto Penni Key, Associate AthleticDirector for Internal Services. Theywork closely with the Hurricane athleticdepartment to ensure full compliancewith institutional, Atlantic CoastConference and NCAA rules and regu-lations.

TonyHernandezDirector ofCompliance

Penni KeyAssociateAthletic

Director forCompliance

AndreaNordmannAssistantDirector of

Compliance forFinancial Aid

Dear Prospective Student-Athlete:

As a prospective student-athlete, you may have the athletic potential to swim and dive at the Division I level. If so,you probably will be exposed to an enormous amount of recruitment activities from universities across the country.

Throughout the recruitment process, coaches will reference various NCAA rules and regulations. The rules aredesigned for various reasons. The most important of which are to ease the pressures on prospective student-athletesand to level the playing field so that all universities operate within the same guidelines.

During the recruiting process you may have the following questions:When and how often can I visit an institutions campus?When, where and how often can a coach telephone me?How many times can a coach observe me in practice and/or competition?What academic criteria must I meet to be eligible to swim and dive at the Division I level?The answers to these questions and more can be obtained from the University of Miami Compliance Office or the

NCAA by requesting the NCAA Guide for the College-Bound Student-Athlete. The guide may be provided to a prospec-tive student-athlete at any time. The guide addresses issues related to Divisions I, II and III academic eligibility, financialaid, recruitment and more.

To receive a copy of the guide call the NCAA Hotline at 1-800-638-3731 or request it from the University of Miamicoach who is recruiting you.

Please remember that since violations of NCAA rules during your recruitment could jeopardize your athletic eligibility,it is important for you and your parents to be informed and to ask questions throughout the recruiting process.

Best of luck and GO HURRICANES!Sincerely,

Tony HernandezAssistant Athletic Director for Compliance

Frequently AskedQuestionsWho is a Prospective Student-Athlete (Prospect)?

You are a prospect if you have startedclasses for the ninth grade. Before the ninthgrade, you may become a prospect if a uni-versity provides you (or your family orfriends) any financial aid or other benefit thatis not usually provided to prospective stu-dent-athletes.How do I know if I m being recruit-ed?

A coach is recruiting you if they try toconvince you directly, or through your family,to attend their school and participate in inter-collegiate athletics. There are several waysto be recruited: (1) a coach may provide youwith an official paid visit to view the campus,(2) a coach may arrange an in-person, off-campus meeting with you (or your family), or(3) a coach or staff member may call you (oryour family) on more than one occasion forthe purpose of recruitment.

Coaches and authorized institutional staffmembers are the only individuals who mayrecruit you. Representatives of athletic inter-ests (boosters) may not call, write or makein-person contact with you anywhere for thepurpose of recruiting you to a university andparticipating in athletics.When can a coach contact me?

Off Campus ContactA coach can arrange a face-to-face

meeting, off the University s campus, withyou beginning July 1st following the comple-tion of your junior year in high school.Telephone Calls

In all sports other than football and bas-ketball, a coach may call a prospectonce during the month of March of theprospect s junior year in high school andthen on or after July 1 following the com-

pletion of the prospect s junior year inhigh school. Only one phone call maybe made per week to a prospect or theprospect s family. In the sport of football, a coach may ini-tiate one telephone call to a prospectduring the month of May of theprospect s junior year. Additional tele-phone calls to a prospect may not bemade before September 1 of the begin-ning of the prospect s senior year inhigh school, limited to one call perweek.In the sport of men s basketball, coach-es may make one telephone call to aprospect during the month of Marchduring the prospect s junior year. Acoach may then call a prospect on orafter June 21 of the prospect s junioryear, followed by three additionalphone calls in the month of July, withno more than one call per week. In the sport of women s basketball, onetelephone call during the month ofMarch of the prospect s junior year inhigh school and then one telephonecall may be made to a prospect on orafter June 21 of the prospect s junioryear in high school. In addition, onlythree telephone calls to a prospect maybe made during the month of July, withno more than one call per week.In the following circumstances unlimitedcalls to a prospect are permitted: (1)during the five days immediately pre-ceding an official visit to the Universityof Miami, (2) on the initial date for sign-ing the National Letter of Intent and thetwo days following the signing date,and (3) on the day of a coach s off-campus contact with a prospect.For all sports, coaches may receivetelephone calls placed by a prospect atthe prospect s expense at anytime,including before July 1 following theprospect s junior year in high school.

LettersLetters and recruiting information may

be sent to you starting September 1st atthe beginning of your junior year in highschool.What is a Contact?

A contact is any face-to-faceencounter between a prospect or theprospect s parent(s) or legal guardian andan institutional staff member or athleticrepresentative during which any dialogueoccurs in excess of an exchange of agreeting. NOTE: At the Division I level, ath-letic representatives (boosters) may notcontact you for the purpose of recruiting.What can a school offer me toattend their University?

You (or your family) may not receiveany benefit, inducement or arrangementssuch as cash, clothing, cars, gifts or loansto encourage you to sign a National Letterof Intent or to attend a NCAA school.

A University may offer you a one-yearscholarship that covers room and board,tuition and fees, and required course-relat-ed books, or any part of these. The institu-tion can recommend that this aid isrenewed each year, as is the general prac-tice at the University of Miami but thisrenewal is not guaranteed. In addition,they can offer you quality academic andmedical support, as well as the opportunityto compete for one of the nation s top pro-grams.What can I do during thisprocess?

Enjoy your high school years and workhard both in the classroom and in yoursport. At the beginning of your junior yearyou should sign up for the NCAAClearinghouse. Your high school guidanceoffice can provide you with the informationto register.

Kris KuhrAssistantDirector of

Compliance forEligibility

Compliance

COMPLIANCE CONTACTINFORMATION

NCAAP.O. Box 6222Indianapolis, IN 46206(317) 917-6222(800) 638-3731www.ncaa.org

NCAA Clearinghouse2255 N. Dubuque RoadP.O. Box 4044Iowa City, IA 52243(877) 861-3003

University of Miami Compliance Office5821 San Amaro DriveCoral Gables, FL 33146(305) [email protected]


Life Skills CommunityCarla CollinsCommunity Relations ProgramDirector

At the University of Miami, our student-athletes, coaches, andstaff take great pride in giving back to the community. TheHurricanes are dedicated to the improvement of our community witha special focus on the children of South Florida. Through volun-teerism, student-athletes will have the opportunity to serve the com-munity and be positive role models to youth.

As an educational institution we want to instill the importance of education and hardwork into our youth through examples of leadership and dedication to our community andits members.

Through community service projects, student-athlete and staff appearances, contribu-tions and fund-raising events it is our goal to build a partnership with our community thatwill assist us in our goal of enhancing the quality of life for South Florida s youth.

The University of Miami has a number of different programs for student-athletes tobecome involved. The following is a list of community programs and events that theHurricanes have contributed their time and service to:

Hurricanes Speaker s Bureau - Student-athletes, coaches and staff take time to speakto groups about developing a positive, winning lifestyle.

5000 Role Models - The project s goal is to have student-athletes and athletic depart-ment staff members intervene in the lives of at-risk boys to provide them with alternativesthat will lead them away from crime and violence.

Join-a-Team, Not-a-Gang - Its purpose is to encourage area youth to seek positivealternatives to gangs.

Red Ribbon Week - An annual week-long event where student-athletes make appear-ances at local schools and organizations to educate children on the importance of stayingdrug free.

Hurricane Helmet Helpers - Area youngsters are given the opportunity to greetHurricane players and serve as a personal attendant.

Thanksgiving Dinner Delivery - Student-athletes deliver Thanksgiving dinners, donatedby Sysco Food Services, to needy organizations.

Future Canes Program - Exposes at-risk youth, disabled persons and disadvantagedchildren to a university atmosphere and Hurricane athletic events.

Canes on Patrol - Student-athletes are given an inside look at police work riding withBroward County Sheriffs and assisting in their patrols.

UM, City of Hialeah Team Up - The UM Athletic Department entered in a 5-year grass-roots partnership with the City of Hialeah that will allow the Hurricanes to reach out into thecommunity and create opportunities for local youths to participate and enjoy athletics.

Habitat for Humanity Haunted House Ronald McDonald House Thanksgiving Dinners Big Brothers Big Sisters Boys and Girls Club Hospital Visits Youth Clinics Creek Sweep YMCA

Roger BellAssistant Athletic Director/Life SkillsProgram Director

The University of Miami is committed to a program that pro-vides educational experience and services in order to develop well-balanced lifestyles for student-athletes; encourage growth in deci-sion making, planning and fulfillment of career and life goals; and toenhance the quality of the student-athlete experience. In theprocess of achieving this mission, the Life Skills Program will:

Support the efforts of every student-athlete toward graduationUse athletics as a preparation for success in lifeMeet the changing needs of student-athletesEnhance interpersonal relationships in the lives of student athletesAssist student-athletes to build self esteemEnable student-athletes to make meaningful contributions to their communitiesPromote ownership by the student-athlete of his/her academic, athletic, personal andsocial responsibilitiesEnhance partnerships between the athletic department, other university departmentsand the community for the purpose of education.

The Miami Athletic Department staff works closely with the University s CounselingCenter, Health Center, Wellness Center, Dean of Students, and Volunteer Services to pro-vide services for our student-athletes. We also use numerous resources from the SouthFlorida Community for our programming. The Personal Development Componenet of ourLife Skills Program provides student-athletes opportunities to focus on personal growthand developing healthy lifestyles.

Career DevelopmentThe Career Development Program provides student-athletes the opportunity to explore

career options, develop job search skills, and assistance with job placement.

Career AwarenessInterest InventoriesSkills AssessmentsCareer Information

Career ExplorationCareer DayInternshipsSummer Jobs

Job PlacementRØsumØ PreparationInterview Skills TrainingJob Search SkillsCareer Networking

Personal Development Seminars andW orkshops

The Personal Development Component of our Life Skills Program provides student-athletes opportunities to focus on personal growth and developing healthy lifestyles.Programs include:

Personal HealthNutritionEating DisordersSexual ResponsibilitySelf-EsteemStress ManagementAlcohol ChoicesAddictive BehaviorsDealing with Depression & Grief

CommunicationsInterpersonal CommunicationMedia Relations

Social DevelopmentManners and EtiquetteDealing with AuthorityFiscal ResponsibilityAgentsDiversity


LisaCiaravellaAssistant Strength &Conditioning Coach

Came to Miami: 2004From: The ConnecticutSun (WNBA)

Experience:2004 ________Assistant Strength and

Conditioning Coach, Universityof Miami

2003 ________Head Strength and Conditioning Coach, Connecticut Sun (WNBA)

2003 ________Head Strength and Conditioning Coach, Florida Atlantic University

1999-03______Head Strength and Conditioning Coach/Assistant Athletic Trainer, Miami SOL (WNBA)

1998-00______Head Strength and Conditioning Coach, Lynn University

1997-00______Assistant General Manager/Human Performance Coach, Chris Carter’s FAST Program Training Center

1995-97______Sports Medicine Assistant, IMG/Nick Bollettieri Sports Academy

Personal Information2002 ________Master of Sports and Athletic

Administration, Lynn University

1998 ________Bachelor of Science in Sports Medicine, Elon University

At the University of Miami winners are made in and outof the pool. Just as important as the final times recorded,are the results achieved in the Hurricanes weight room. It is this firm belief that has made Miami one of the winningest college athletic programs over the past 25 seasons.

The swimming Strength and Conditioning programoperates under the guidance of Assistant Strength CoachLisa Ciaravella.

The goal of the Hurricane Strength and Conditioningprogram is to minimize injury risk and enhance all physicalparameters, including strength, speed, power, flexibility andcardio-vascular endurance.

UM student-athletes also have use of the newly-con-structed state-of-the-art track at the Cobb Stadium forSoccer, Track & Field on which to work on all facets ofspeed training.

Each year when freshmen players arrive, baselinedata is collected and a weight-training program is designedto help each player reach their full potential. Under theguidance of the strength staff each student-athletesprogress is closely monitored and documented.

The 12,000 square foot Hurricane weight room is adjacent to the football locker room and is located withinthe Hecht Athletic Center. Totally refurbished in 2000 with acomplete line of free weights and muscle-specificmachines, the Hurricane weight room is complete with arubberized floor surface, stereo sound system, cooledwater fountains and full-length mirrored walls.

Victor IshmaelS. Carolina State Univ.

1987Asst. Strength Coach

Mark DziadekAsst. Strength

Coach

Andreu SwaseyBaylor Univ., 1995Head Strength

Coach

Dave RichardsonN.E. Louisiana, 1989

Asst. Strength Coach

MollyMcGrawGraduate AssistantTrainer

Came to Miami: 2004From: Univerist ofCincinnati

Experience2003-2004____Certified Athletic Trainer,

Sports Medicine Clinic Pasedena, CA

Personal InformationFull Name:____Molly McGrawHometown: ___Cincinnati,OhioEducation: ____B.S. in in Athletic Training

University of Cincinnati,Cincinnati, Ohio. (2003)(Currently pursuing Master’s degree in Sports Medicine through University of Miami)

Hurricane student-athletes receive the very best instate-of-the-art professional medical care. Head AthleticTrainer Scott McGonagle and veteran trainers KyshiaHarriell, Kevin Blaske and Molly McGraw work hand-in-hand with a full staff of internists, surgeons, dentists,optometrists and counselors to monitor and provide thebest in health care to each student-athlete on a year-roundbasis.

The Miami training room is equipped with the latest indiagnostic and rehabilitative equipment. Computerizedtesting and a wide range of aerobic conditioning equip-ment are also available to help design individual rehabilita-tion programs and help reduce the risk of re-injury. Thetraining room also utilizes Biodex machines to further aidathletes in their rehabilitation.

The University has teamed up with the country s finestphysicians to assist in the care of UM athletes. The entiremedical staff is on 24-hour call should the need arise forurgent treatment.

Scott McGonagleM.S./A.T.C.

Univ. of Kansas,1979

Head AthleticTrainer

Kevin BlaskeM.S./A.T.C.

Univ. of Tulsa, 1992Assistant Athletic

Trainer

Kysha HarriellM.S./A.T.C.

Univ. of Pittsburgh, 1996Assistant Athletic

Trainer

Garrick EdwardsM.Ed.

Kansas State, 2000Assistant Athletic Trainer

Strength/Conditioning

ATHLETICTRAININGMiami also offers a comprehensive program intended

to aid and educate student-athletes concerning the prob-lems and dangers associated with the usage of drugs andsubstance abuse. The program consists of drug education,testing, counseling and rehabilitation. Nationally respectedand renowned in the Miami-Dade medical community,UM s certified trainers serve as the gatekeepers for thehealth care of Miami s student-athletes. They performinjury rehabilitation, evaluate injuries, perform therapy, useultrasound, and manage and care for wounds.

The University of Miami also has created a major fieldof study for athletic training. All student trainers at UM arerequired to participate in the major under the direction ofprogram director Scott McGonagle. Current UM trainershave a wealth of knowledge in athletic training and have acombined 40 years of experience between them. TheHurricane training room is easily accessible to all student-athletes and is centrally located in the Hecht AthleticCenter.


50 FREESTYLE 22.96Christy Cech 1999

100 FREESTYLE 49.08Manon Van Rooijen 2002

200 FREESTYLE 1:46.44Manon Van Rooijen 2003

500 FREESTYLE 4:43.22Kim Small 1993



100 BUTTERFLY 54.18Julie Goreman 1986

200 BUTTERFLY 1:59.32Julie Gorman 1986

100 BACKSTROKE 57.26Katalin Ferenczi 2003

200 BACKSTROKE 2:01.69Katalin Ferenczi 2004

100 BREASTSTROKE 1:02.46Rhiannon Leier 1999

200 BREASTSTROKE 1:03.19Martyna Krawczyk 2004

200 IM 2:01.43Jennifer Weir 2000

400 IM 4:17.80Kristel Tellegen 1997

200 FREESTYLE RELAY 1:33.41M. Van Rooijen 2001E. JohnsK. MacLennanC. Williams

400 FREESTYLE RELAY 3:20.86C. Williams 2002E. JohnsM. KinsellaM. Van Rooijen

800 FREESTYLE RELAY 7:20.46S. Staver 1993C. WilliamsK. SmallC. Chapney

200 MEDLEY RELAY 1:45.12T. Watts 2002C. CaplesK. MacLennanC. Williams

400 MEDLEY RELAY 3:47.28E. Johns 2002C. WilliamsK. MacLennanM. Van Rooijen

IndividualSchoolRecords RelaySchoolRecords

Senior Manon Van Rooijen holds both the 100 and 200 yard freestyle records.

Junior Martyna Krawczyk holds the 200 yard Breastroke record, which she set in 2004during the 2004 BIG EAST Championships.

Senior Katalin Ferenczi set school records in the 100 and 200 yard backstroke during the2003-04 Season.


50 FREESTYLE1.___Christy Cech ______________22.96 ___19992.___Manon Van Rooijen_________23.14 ___20033.___Christine Williams__________23.51 ___20024.___Janet Mayville _____________23.54 ___19965.___Anne Kelly________________23.54 ___19866.___Debbie Gore ______________23.79 ___19867.___Lisa Zeiser _______________23.96 ___19818.___Lisa Dunlap_______________23.98 ___19829.___Kate Mortell ______________24.00 ___198110.__Jodi Yambor ______________24.10 ___1978

100 FREESTYLE1.___Manon Van Rooijen_________49.08 ___20022.___Christy Cech ______________50.22 ___19993.___Janet Mayville _____________50.94 ___19964.___Jennifer Weir______________50.10 ___20005.___Stacey Staver _____________51.22 ___19926.___Debbie Gore ______________51.26 ___19867.___Anne Kelly________________51.81 ___19868.___Lisa Zeiser _______________51.90 ___19809.___Sylvie Kennedy ____________52.20 ___198210.__Debbie Lieberman__________52.38 ___1985

200 FREESTYLE1.___Manon Van Rooijen _______1:46.44 ___20032.___Stacey Staver ___________1:48.98 ___19913.___Christy Cech ____________1:49.20 ___19994.___Janet Mayville ___________1:49.90 ___19975.___Bonnie Glasgow__________1:50.37 ___19786.___Julia Gorman ____________1:51.07 ___19867.___Jennifer Weir ____________1:51.33 ___19998.___Julie Daigneault__________1:51.53 ___19859.___Cathy Conlin ____________1:51.78 ___198110.__Debbie Gore ____________1:51.88 ___1986

500 FREESTYLE1.___Kim Small ______________4:43.22 ___19932.___Bonnie Glasgow__________4:47.15 ___19783.___Amy Linblom ____________4:48.89 ___19974.___Julie Daigneault__________4:49.64 ___19855.___Brittany White ___________4:51.65 ___20006.___Stacey Staver ___________4:53.37 ___19927.___Melinda Lyverse__________4:57.70 ___19778.___Tara Erwin ______________4:59.43 ___20049.___Julia Gorman ____________4:59.86 ___198610.__Barb Shockey ___________5:00.02 ___1982

1000 FREESTYLE1.___Kim Small ______________9:39.59 ___19912.___Julie Mitchell ___________10:01.27 ___19953.___Amy Lindblom __________10:03.68 ___19974.___Tara Erwin _____________10:04.20 ___20045.___Julie Daigneault_________10:05.85 ___19866.___Barb Shockey __________10:08.76 ___19827.___Julie Kemp_____________10:08.79 ___19978.___Heather Gravlin_________10:14.06 ___19899.___Julia Gorman ___________10:14.89 ___198610.__Jody Ford______________10:23.10 ___1981

1650 FREESTYLE1.___Kim Small _____________15:59.72 ___19912.___Amy Lindblom __________16:24.51 ___19973.___Julie Kemp_____________16:36.37 ___19984.___Tara Erwin _____________16:40.23 ___20045.___Julie Mitchell ___________16:42.65 ___19956.___Bonnie Glasgow_________16:43.98 ___19787.___Barb Shockey __________17:13.96 ___19828.___Jody Ford______________17:15.29 ___19819.___Dawn Frady ____________17:16.35 ___197710.__Eva Tomeu_____________17:21.15 ___1986

100 BUTTERFLY1.___Juila Gorman______________54.18 ___19862.___Nancy Gajos ______________55.54 ___20033.___Andrea Hughes ____________56.12 ___20044.___Adrien Ferguson ___________56.52 ___20025.___Kristy MacLennan __________56.82 ___20026.___Robin Brannman ___________57.50 ___19767.___Vanessa Bullock ___________57.81 ___19798.___Jennifer Weir______________57.86 ___20009.___Joanne Atkinson ___________57.91 ___197710.__Bonnie Glasgow ___________58.02 ___1978

200 BUTTERFLY1.___Julia Gorman ____________1:59.32 ___19862.___Elaine Schwartz__________2:01.78 ___20023.___Gai Gathercole___________2:01.85 ___19854.___Bonnie Glasgow__________2:02.39 ___19705.___Julie Kemp______________2:02.62 ___19986.___Julie Daigneault__________2:02.78 ___19857.___Nancy Gajos ____________2:03.10 ___20048.___Adrien Ferguson _________2:03.59 ___20029.___Robin Branman __________2:03.63 ___197610.__Cynthia Pincott __________2:04.45 ___1981

100 BACKSTROKE1.___Katalin Ferenczi ___________57.26 ___20032.___Amey Bosseler ____________57.58 ___19923.___Melissa Sessoms___________58.18 ___19964.___Kate Mortell ______________58.32 ___19825.___Gai Gathercole ____________59.44 ___19856.___Anne Kelly________________59.74 ___19867.___Janet Freudenstein _________59.78 ___19778.___Lindsay Knapp ____________59.80 ___20049.___Ashley Knapp _____________59.82 ___200310.__Julia Gorman ____________1:00.04 ___1985

200 BACKSTROKE1.___Katalin Ferenczi__________2:01.69 ___20042.___Amey Bosseler___________2:01.95 ___19923.___Gai Gathercole___________2:02.75 ___19854.___Julia Gorman ____________2:04.59 ___19865.___Kate Mortell_____________2:04.70 ___19806.___Julie Kemp______________2:05.44 ___19977.___Lindsay Knapp___________2:06.16 ___20048.___Sarah Sizemore__________2:06.87 ___19979.___Janet Freudenstein _______2:07.43 ___197810.__Lisa Nelson _____________2:08.60 ___1985

100 BREASTSTROKE1.___Rhiannon Leier __________1:02.44 ___19992.___Martyna Krawczyk________1:03.19 ___20043.___Kelly Evans _____________1:04.14 ___19964.___Lisa Dunlap _____________1:04.30 ___19825.___Courtney Caples _________1:04.39 ___20026.___Shannon McIntyre________1:04.54 ___19837.___Sandra Bowman _________1:04.54 ___19868.___Meegan Wright __________1:05.27 ___19829.___Emily Brelsford __________1:05.67 ___199910.__J.B. Buchanan ___________1:05.89 ___1975

200 BREASTSTROKE1.___Martyna Krawczyk________2:15.34 ___20042.___Kristel Tellegen __________2:15.66 ___19973.___Rhiannon Leier __________2:15.71 ___19974.___Wendy DeTray ___________1:18.67 ___19915.___Sandra Bowman _________2:19.76 ___19866.___Shannon McIntyre________2:20.10 ___19837.___Courtney Caples _________2:20.84 ___20018.___Rhiannon Leier __________2:21.25 ___19989.___Emily Brelsford __________2:22.75 ___199710.__Meegan Wright __________2:22.89 ___1982

200 IM1.___Jennifer Weir ____________2:01.43 ___20002.___Manon Van Rooijen _______2:02.27 ___20023.___Kristel Tellegen __________2:02.70 ___19974.___Rhiannon Leier __________2:03.52 ___19985.___Julia Gorman ____________2:03.58 ___19866.. __Bonnie Glasgow__________2:04.62 ___19787.___Katalin Ferenczi__________2:05.13 ___20048.___Sandra Bowman _________2:05.36 ___19869.___Adrien Ferguson _________2:06.07 ___200410.__Rhiannon Leier __________2:06.11 ___1996

400 IM1.___Kristel Tellegen __________4:17.80 ___19972.___Elaine Schwartz__________4:19.46 ___20003.___Julia Gorman ____________4:20.80 ___19864.___Gai Gethercole___________4:21.49 ___19855.___Julie Kemp______________4:22.59 ___19996.___Bonnie Glasgow__________4:23.32 ___19787.___Julie Kemp______________4:25.14 ___19988.___Adrien Ferguson _________4:28.56 ___20049.___Jody Ford_______________4:29.93 ___198110.__Moira Houston ___________4:30.59 ___1980

200 MEDLEY RELAY1.___T. Watts, C. Caples,_______1:45.12 ___2001

K. MacLennan, C. Williams2.___M. Sessoms, R. Leier, _____1:45.86 ___1997

E. Schultz, E. Brelsford3.___A. Kelly, S. Bowman,______1:46.46 ___1986

J. Gorman, D. Gore4.___K. Mortell, L. Dunlap, _____1:46.61 ___1982

M. Wright, S. Kennedy5.___E. Bosseler, K. Evans______1:46.62 ___1991

S. Staver, C. Chapney6.___M. Sessoms, R. Leier, _____1:46.74 ___1996

V. Davis, K. Nazor7.___A. Knapp, M. Krawczyk ____1:47.67 ___2004

A. Hughes, L. Fox8.___K. Ferenczi, C. Swanson, __1:47.88 ___2003

N. Gajos, L. Fox9.___K. Ferenczi, M. Krawczyk, __1:49.70 ___2004

A. Hughes, L. Fox10.__P. Hines, J. Buchanan,_____1:49.76 ___1975

J. Yambor, Wrist

400 MEDLEY RELAY1.___K. Ferenczi, C. Caples, ____3:47.28 ___2001

K. MacLennan, C. Williams2.___J. Kemp, J. Weir, _________3:47.73 ___1998

K. Weir, C. Cech3.___A. Bosseler, K. Evans, _____3:49.39 ___1992

S. Staver, D. Champney4.___R. Leier, J. Weir,__________3:49.93 ___1998

J. Kemp, C. Cech5.___M. Sessoms, R. Leier, _____3:50.10 ___1996

J. Mayville, K. Tellegen6.___L. Nelson, S. Bowman, ____3:51.38 ___1986

J. Gorman, A. Kelly7.___J. Kemp, R. Leier, ________3:52.01 ___1998

J. Weir, C. Cech8.___K. Mortel, M. Wright,______3:52.43 ___1982

S. Herzog, C. Conlin9.___K. Mortell, J. Ford,________3:54.50 ___1981

C. Conlin, L. Zeiser10.__A. Bosseler, K. Evans, _____3:56.17 ___1992

J. Mayville, D. Champney

200 FREESTYLE RELAY1.___M. Van Rooijen, E. Johns, __1:33.41 ___2001

K. MacLennan, C. Williams2.___C. Cech, E. Brelsford, _____1:34.10 ___1997

Martens, J. Weir3.___L. Daigneault, K. Mortell, __1:34.50 ___1981

L. Zeiser, C. Conlin4.___C. Williams, W. DeTray, ___1:34.52 ___1991

D. Champney, S. Staver5.___J. Mayville, V. Davis, ______1:36.05 ___1996

E. Brelsford, K. Tellegen6.___L. Fox, A. Hughes,________1:38.08 ___2004

A. Knapp, G. Crespo7.___S. Staver, J. Mayville, _____1:38.42 ___1992

J. Williams, D. Champney8.___L. Daigneault, Bullock, ____1:38.47 ___1979

Selig, M. Lyverse9.___D. Champney, K. Small, ___1:39.92 ___1992

G. Gravlin, S. Staver

400 FREESTYLE RELAY1.___C. Williams, E. Johns, _____3:20.86 ___2001

M. Kinsella, M. Van Rooijen2.___K. Small, D. Champney, ___3:24.08 ___1993

S. Staver, J. Williams3.___D. Gore, A. Kelly,_________3:26.99 ___1986

D. Lieberman, J. Gorman4.___J. Mayville, D. Champney,__3:27.30 ___1993

K. Small, S. Staver5.___J. Mayville, V. Davis, ______3:27.32 ___1996

L. Ackley, K. Tellegen6.___D. Champney, J. Williams,__3:27.66 ___1992

G. Gravlin, S. Staver7.___L. Daigneault, K. Mortell, __3:29.31 ___1981

L. Zeiser, C. Conlin8.___D. Champney, J. Williams,__3:32.13 ___1991

S. Staver, K. Small9.___K. Mortell, M. Lyverse, ____3:32.58 ___1980

Gibbons, L. Daigneault10.__J. Mayville, D. Champney,__3:32.59 ___1992

K. Small, S. Staver

800 FREESTYLE RELAY1.___S. Staver, J. Williams, _____7:20.46 ___1993

K. Small, D. Champney2.___J. Mayville, E. Ackley, _____7:28.22 ___1986

L. Nessel, K. Tellegen3.___S. Staver, J. Williams, _____7:28.93 ___1992

G. Gravlin, D. Champney4.___K. Tellegen, E. Ackley,_____7:29.13 ___1995

L. Nessel, J. Mayville5.___C. Cech, R. Leier,_________7:31.69 ___1999

E. Brelsford, J. Weir6.___K. Tellegen, E. Baird,______7:32.09 ___1994

L. Nessel, J. Mayville7.___J. Freudenstein, M. Lyverse, 7:32.86 ___1978

S. Deschamps, B. Glasgow8.___K. Mortell, L. Zeiser, ______7:33.46 ___1981

J. Ford, C. Conlin9.___N. Gajos, A. Hughes,______7:38.55 ___2004

K. Ferenczi, A. Knapp10.__J. Mayville, S. Staver, _____7:41.91 ___1993

K. Small, D. Champney

All-TimeTopTenPerformances


NationalChampionsW omen’sSwimming _______24

1977___________________________5Bonnie Glasgow _______________500 FreestyleJanet Freudenstein _________200 Medley RelayJ.B. Buchanan _____________200 Medley RelayRobin Brannman ___________200 Medley RelayJodi Yambor _______________200 Medley Relay

1976___________________________5Robin Brannman ____________________200 IMPat Hines _________________200 Medley RelayJ.B. Buchanan _____________200 Medley RelayLeesa Sward ______________200 Medley RelayJodi Yambor _______________200 Medley Relay

1975___________________________8J.B. Buchanan ____________________50 Breast

100 BreastDawn Frady___________________200 Freestyle

400 FreestylePat Hines _________________200 Medley RelayJ.B. Buchanan _____________200 Medley RelayJodi Yambor _______________200 Medley RelayDenise Wrist_______________200 Medley Relay

1974___________________________2Sharon Berg __________________200 Freestyle

400 Freestyle

Men’sAndWomen’sDiving __24

2002___________________________1Imre Lengyel ______________10-Meter Platform

2001___________________________1Kyle Prandi________________10-Meter Platform

2000___________________________2Tyce Routson ______________10-Meter PlatformJenny Keim _______________10-Meter Platform

1999___________________________3Jenny Keim _____________3-Meter SpringboardRio Ramirez _____________1-Meter Springboard

10-Meter Platform

1998___________________________2Rio Ramirez _____________1-Meter SpringboardBryan Gillooly____________3-Meter Springboard

1997___________________________3Rio Ramirez _____________1-Meter SpringboardTyce Routson ____________3-Meter Springboard

10-Meter Platform

1996___________________________2Chris Mantilla ____________3-Meter SpringboardBryan Gillooly______________10-Meter Platform

1995___________________________1Tyce Routson ______________10-Meter Platform

1994___________________________1Jose "Chemi" Gil _________1-Meter Springboard

1993___________________________2Dean Panaro ____________1-Meter Springboard

3-Meter Springboard



1989___________________________1W endy Williams ____________10-Meter Platform

1980___________________________2Greg Louganis ___________1-Meter Springboard

3-Meter Springboard

1979___________________________1Greg Louganis ___________1-Meter Springboard

SwimmingNationalChampionsJ.B. Buchanan __________________________________5200 Medley Relay_____________________________1975200 Medley Relay_____________________________1976200 Medley Relay_____________________________197750 Breast ___________________________________1975100 Breast __________________________________1975

Jodi Yambor ____________________________________3200 Medley Relay_____________________________1975200 Medley Relay_____________________________1976200 Medley Relay_____________________________1977

Sharon Berg ____________________________________2200 Freestyle________________________________ 1974400 Freestyle ________________________________1974

Robin Brannman ________________________________2200 Medley Relay ____________________________1976200 Medley Relay ____________________________1977

Dawn Frady ____________________________________2200 Freestyle ________________________________1975400 Freestyle ________________________________1975

Pat Hines_______________________________________2200 Medley Relay_____________________________1975200 Medley Relay_____________________________1976

Janet Freudenstein ______________________________1200 Medley Relay_____________________________1977

Bonnie Glasgow_________________________________1500 Freestyle ________________________________1977

Denise Wrist____________________________________1200 Medley Relay_____________________________1975

DivingNationalChampionsDean Panaro____________________________________41-Meter Springboard___________________________19911-Meter Springboard___________________________19921-Meter Springboard___________________________19933-Meter Springboard___________________________1993

Rio Ramirez ____________________________________41-Meter Springboard___________________________19971-Meter Springboard___________________________19981-Meter Springboard___________________________199910-Meter Platform_____________________________1999

Tyce Routson___________________________________43-Meter Springboard___________________________19953-Meter Springboard___________________________199710-Meter Platform_____________________________199710-Meter Platform_____________________________2000

Greg Louganis __________________________________31-Meter Springboard___________________________19791-Meter Springboard___________________________19803-Meter Springboard___________________________1980

Bryan Gillooly___________________________________210-Meter Platform_____________________________19963-Meter Springboard___________________________1998

Jenny Keim_____________________________________23-Meter Springboard___________________________199910-Meter Platform_____________________________2000

Jose "Chemi" Gil ________________________________11-Meter Springboard___________________________1994

Imre Lengyel____________________________________110-Meter Platform_____________________________2002

Chris Matilla ____________________________________13-Meter Springboard___________________________1996

Kyle Prandi_____________________________________110-Meter Platform_____________________________2002

W endy Williams _________________________________110-Meter Platform_____________________________1989

Jenny Kiem was a two-time National Champion, winningthe 3-meter board during the 1999 season and the plat-form in 2000.


OlympiansMiamiAtTheOlympics _______8

2004 - Athens ___________________3Jenna Dreyer __________South Africa___________DivingRhiannon Leier _________Canada ___________SwimmingKyle Prandi ____________United States__________Diving

2000 - Sydney___________________8Stefan Ahrens __________Germany _____________DivingMichelle Davison________United States__________DivingJose "Chemi" Gil________Spain ________________DivingJenny Keim____________United States__________DivingMartyna Krawczyk_______Poland____________SwimmingRhiannon Leier _________Canada ___________SwimmingImre Lengyel___________Hungary______________DivingManon Van Rooijen______Holland ___________Swimming

1996 - Atlanta ___________________2Jose "Chemi" Gil________Spain ________________DivingJenny Keim____________United States__________Diving

1992 - Barcelona ________________4Keith Frostad___________United States__________DivingJose "Chemi" Gil________Spain ________________DivingDaphne Jongejans ______Netherlands _______SwimmingKenneth Yeo ___________Singapore ____________Diving

1988 - Seoul ____________________4Jose "Chemi" Gil________Spain ________________DivingDaphne Jongejans ______Netherlands _______SwimmingGreg Louganis _________United States__________DivingW endy Williams ________United States__________Diving

1984 - Los Angeles_______________2Daphne Jongejans ______Netherlands _______SwimmingGreg Louganis _________United States__________Diving

1980 - Moscow __________________1Greg Louganis _________United States__________Diving

1976 - Montreal__________________2Melissa Briley-Mieras ____United States__________DivingGreg Louganis _________United States__________Diving

All-TimeOlympians ________16

Stefan Ahrens - Germany _________12000 ______________________________________Diving

Melissa Briley-Mieras - United States11976 ______________________________________Diving

Michelle Davison - United States ___12000 ______________________________________Diving

Jenna Dreyer - South Africa _______12004 ______________________________________Diving

Keith Frostad - United States ______11996 ______________________________________Diving

Jose "Chemi" Gil - Spain _________42000 ______________________________________Diving1996 ______________________________________Diving1992 ______________________________________Diving1988 ______________________________________Diving

Daphne Jongejans - Netherlands___31992 ___________________________________Swimming1988 ___________________________________Swimming1984 ___________________________________Swimming

Jenny Keim - United States________22000 ______________________________________Diving1996 ______________________________________Diving

Martyna Krawczyk - Poland _______12000 ___________________________________Swimming

Rhiannon Leier - Canada__________22004 ___________________________________Swimming2000 ___________________________________Swimming

Imre Lengyel - Hungary___________12000 ______________________________________Diving

Greg Louganis - United States _____41988 ______________________________________Diving1984 ______________________________________Diving1980 ______________________________________Diving1976 ______________________________________Diving

Kyle Prandi - United States________12004 ______________________________________Diving

Manon Van Rooijen - Holland ______12000 ___________________________________Swimming

W endy Williams - United States ____11988 ______________________________________Diving

Kenneth Yeo - Singapore _________11992 ______________________________________Diving

OlympicMedalists __________3

Greg Louganis __________________51988 _________________10-Meter Platform _______Gold

3-Meter Springboard _____Gold1984 _________________10-Meter Platform _______Gold

3-Meter Springboard _____Gold1976 _________________10-Meter Platform_______Silver

Manon Van Rooijen ______________12000 _________________4x100 Freestyle Relay ___Silver

W endy Williams _________________11988 _________________10-Meter Platform _____Bronze

Freshman JennaDreyer dove forSouth Africa in the2004 Olympics inAthens, Greece.

Kyle Prandi dove forthe United States atthe 2004 Olympics inAthens, Greece.

Rhiannon Leier was atwo-time Olympian forCanada.

Martyna Krawczykrepresented her homecountry of Poland inthe 2000 Olympics inSydney, Australia.

Diver Jose Gil repre-sented Spain in the1988, 1992, 1996and 2000 OlympicGames.

Senior Manon VanRooijen became thefirst Miami swimmer towin a medal in anOlympic Games.

W endy Williams is the only female diver to win an Olympicmedal in the history of Miami s program. Williams broughthome a bronze medal in the 10-meter platform during the1998 Olympics in Seoul.

Four-time Olympic Medalist and diving great GregLouganis represented the United States in four differentOlympic Games.


All-AmericansYear-By-Year2004Derek Starks______________Men’s DivingMiguel Velazquez __________Men’s Diving

2003Miguel Velazquez __________Men’s Diving

2002Stefan Ahrens_____________Men’s DivingKatie Beth Bryant _______W omen’s DivingMichelle Davison________W omen’s DivingErin Johns__________W omen’s SwimmingMegan Kinsella______W omen’s SwimmingImre Lenyel_______________Men’s DivingManon Van Rooijen __W omen’s SwimmingMiguel Velazquez __________Men’s DivingChristine Williams____W omen’s Swimming

2001Katie Beth Bryant _______W omen’s DivingMichelle Davison________W omen’s DivingJenny Keim ____________W omen’s DivingEmily Spychala _________W omen’s Diving

2000Stefan Ahrens_____________Men’s DivingJenny Keim ____________W omen’s DivingImre Lenyel_______________Men’s DivingKyle Prandi_______________Men’s DivingTyce Routson _____________Men’s DivingEmily Spychala _________W omen’s Diving

1999Stefan Ahrens_____________Men’s DivingJenny Keim ____________W omen’s DivingImre Lenyel_______________Men’s DivingRio Ramirez ______________Men’s Diving

1998Bryan Gillooly _____________Men’s DivingChris Mantilla _____________Men’s DivingRio Ramirez ______________Men’s Diving

1997Tammy Christensen __W omen’s SwimmingDoris Glenn Easterly _____W omen’s DivingBryan Gillooly _____________Men’s DivingAmy Lindblom_______W omen’s SwimmingChris Mantilla _____________Men’s DivingRio Ramirez ______________Men’s DivingTyce Routson _____________Men’s Diving

1996Doris Glenn Easterly _____W omen’s DivingBryan Gillooly _____________Men’s DivingChris Mantilla _____________Men’s DivingRio Ramirez ______________Men’s DivingTyce Routson _____________Men’s Diving

1995Doris Glenn Easterly _____W omen’s DivingJose "Chemi" Gil___________Men’s DivingBryan Gillooly _____________Men’s DivingChris Mantilla _____________Men’s DivingBrian Ramos______________Men’s DivingTyce Routson _____________Men’s Diving

1994Jose "Chemi" Gil___________Men’s Diving

1993Jose "Chemi" Gil___________Men’s DivingDean Panaro _____________Men’s DivingBrain Ramos______________Men’s Diving

1992Robbi Dalton ___________W omen’s DivingJose "Chemi" Gil___________Men’s DivingBetsy Girvan ___________W omen’s DivingDean Panaro _____________Men’s DivingBrian Ramos______________Men’s Diving

1991Dena Champney_____W omen’s SwimmingRobbi Dalton ___________W omen’s DivingBetsy Girvan ___________W omen’s DivingDean Panaro _____________Men’s DivingBrian Ramos______________Men’s DivingChristi Ramos __________W omen’s DivingKim Small __________W omen’s SwimmingStacey Staver _______W omen’s SwimmingBeth Wadlington ________W omen’s DivingJulia Williams _______W omen’s Swimming

1990Christi Ramos __________W omen’s DivingScott Whiddon ____________Men’s Diving

1989Lisa Decker_________W omen’s SwimmingScott Whiddon ____________Men’s Diving

1988Lisa Decker_________W omen’s SwimmingDaphne Jongejans ______W omen’s DivingScott Whiddon ____________Men’s DivingW endy Williams_________W omen’s Diving

1987Daphne Jongejans ______W omen’s DivingW endy Williams_________W omen’s Diving

1986Sandra Bowman ________W omen’s DivingDebbie Gore ________W omen’s SwimmingJulie Gorman _______W omen’s SwimmingDaphne Jongejans ______W omen’s DivingAnne Kelly _________W omen’s SwimmingW endy Williams_________W omen’s Diving

1985Daphne Jongejans ______W omen’s Diving

1984Lenny Layland ____________Men’s DivingTim O’Brien_______________Men’s Diving

1982Lisa Dunlap_________W omen’s SwimmingSylvie Kennedy______W omen’s SwimmingLenny Layland ____________Men’s DivingKate Mortell ________W omen’s SwimmingMegan Wright _______W omen’s Swimming

1981Julie Capps____________W omen’s DivingCathy Conlin ___________W omen’s DivingLois Daigneault______W omen’s SwimmingJody Ford __________W omen’s SwimmingLenny Layland ____________Men’s DivingKate Mortell ________W omen’s SwimmingLisa Zeiser _________W omen’s Swimming

1980Vanessa Bullock _____W omen’s SwimmingJulie Capps____________W omen’s DivingLois Daigneault______W omen’s SwimmingLynn Davis _________W omen’s SwimmingJody Ford __________W omen’s SwimmingMadge Gibbons _____W omen’s SwimmingGenevieve Graveline _W omen’s SwimmingLenny Layland ____________Men’s DivingGreg Louganis ____________Men’s DivingMelinda Lyverse _____W omen’s SwimmingKate Mortell ________W omen’s SwimmingSara Schuster_______W omen’s SwimmingCathy Selig _________W omen’s SwimmingLisa Sharpe____________W omen’s Diving

1979Vanessa Bullock _____W omen’s SwimmingJulie Capps____________W omen’s DivingLois Daigneault______W omen’s SwimmingSylvie Deschamps ___W omen’s SwimmingGreg Louganis ____________Men’s DivingMelinda Lyverse _____W omen’s SwimmingLisa Sharpe____________W omen’s DivingAnn Walling_________W omen’s Swimming

1978Joan Atkinson _______W omen’s SwimmingMelissa Briley __________W omen’s DivingJ.B. Buchanon ______W omen’s SwimmingJulie Capps____________W omen’s DivingSylvie Deschamps ___W omen’s SwimmingSuzanne Fahey _____W omen’s SwimmingJanet Freudenstein___W omen’s SwimmingBonnie Glasgow _____W omen’s SwimmingMelinda Lyverse _____W omen’s SwimmingJodi Yambor ________W omen’s Swimming

1977Joan Atkinson _______W omen’s SwimmingSharon Berg ________W omen’s SwimmingRobin Brannaman____W omen’s SwimmingMelissa Briley __________W omen’s DivingJ.B. Buchanon ______W omen’s SwimmingSylvie Deschamps ___W omen’s SwimmingSuzanne Fahey _____W omen’s SwimmingDawn Frady ________W omen’s SwimmingJanet Freudenstein___W omen’s SwimmingGreg Garlich______________Men’s DivingPam Kirk___________W omen’s SwimmingMelinda Lyverse _____W omen’s SwimmingJodi Yambor ________W omen’s Swimming

1976Sharon Berg ________W omen’s SwimmingRobin Brannaman____W omen’s SwimmingMelissa Briley __________W omen’s DivingJ.B. Buchanon ______W omen’s SwimmingSylvie Deschamps ___W omen’s SwimmingSandra Dickie _______W omen’s SwimmingDawn Frady ________W omen’s SwimmingBarb Foulke ________W omen’s SwimmingGreg Garlich______________Men’s DivingPat Hines __________W omen’s SwimmingLois Pfeifer _________W omen’s SwimmingBelinda Phillips______W omen’s SwimmingLessa Sward________W omen’s SwimmingDenise Wrist ________W omen’s SwimmingJodi Yambor ________W omen’s Swimming

1975Jenny Bartz_________W omen’s SwimmingSharon Berg ________W omen’s SwimmingMelissa Briley __________W omen’s DivingJ.B. Buchanon ______W omen’s SwimmingAmelia Crewry ______W omen’s SwimmingSandra Dickie _______W omen’s SwimmingBarb Foulke ________W omen’s SwimmingDawn Frady ________W omen’s SwimmingGreg Garlich______________Men’s DivingPat Hines __________W omen’s SwimmingDenise Wrist ________W omen’s SwimmingJodi Yambor ________W omen’s Swimming

1974Melissa Barett_______W omen’s SwimmingJenny Bartz_________W omen’s SwimmingSharon Berg ________W omen’s SwimmingLynn Gienescko _____W omen’s SwimmingPat Hines __________W omen’s SwimmingNina McInnis________W omen’s SwimmingAlexia Zurtis ________W omen’s Swimming

1973Pat Hines __________W omen’s SwimmingAlexia Zurtis ________W omen’s Swimming

W omen’sSwimmingJoan Atkinson ______________1977, 1978Melissa Barett ___________________1974Jenny Bartz________________1974, 1975Sharon Berg _____1974, 1975, 1976, 1977Robin Brannaman___________1976, 1977J.B. Buchanon____1975, 1976, 1977, 1978Vanessa Bullock ____________1979, 1980Dena Champney_________________1991Tammy Christensen ______________1997Cathy Conlin ____________________1981Amelia Crewry___________________1975Lois Daigneault ________1979, 1980, 1981Lynn Davis _____________________1980Lisa Decker________________1988, 1989Sylvie Deschamps 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979Sandra Dickie ______________1975, 1976Lisa Dunlap_____________________1982Suzanne Fahey_____________1977, 1978Jody Ford _________________1980, 1981Barb Foulke________________1975, 1976Dawn Fradey__________1975, 1976, 1977Janet Freudenstein __________1977, 1978Madge Gibbons__________________1980Bonnie Glasgow _________________1978Lynn Glenescko _________________1974Debbie Gore ____________________1986Genevieve Graveline _____________1980Pat Hines _______1973, 1974, 1975, 1976Erin Johns______________________2002Anne Kelly______________________1986Sylvie Kennedy __________________1982Megan Kinsella __________________2002Pam Kirk _______________________1977Amy Lindblom ___________________1997Melinda Lyverse __1977, 1978, 1979, 1980Nina McInnis _______________1974, 1975Kate Mortell___________1980, 1981, 1982Lois Pfeifer _____________________1976Belinda Phillips __________________1976Sara Schuster ___________________1980Cathy Selig _____________________1980Kim Small ______________________1991Stacey Staver ___________________1991Leesa Sward____________________1976Manon Van Rooijen_______________2002Ann Walling_____________________1979Christine Williams ________________2002Julia Williams ___________________1991Megan Wright ___________________1982Denise Wrist _______________1975, 1976Jodi Yambor _____1975, 1976, 1977, 1978Lisa Zeiser _____________________1981Alexia Zurtis _______________1973, 1974

W omen’sDivingJanel Benda _______________1997, 1999Sandra Bowman _________________1986Melissa Briley ____1975, 1976, 1977, 1978Katie Beth Bryant ___________2001, 2002Julie Capps______1978, 1979, 1980, 1981Robbi Dalton _______________1991, 1992Michelle Davison____________2001, 2002Doris Glenn Easterly____1995, 1996, 1997Betsy Girvan _______________1991, 1992Daphne Jongejans 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988Jenny Keim ________________2000, 2001Christi Ramos ______________1990, 1991Lisa Sharpe________________1979, 1980Emily Spychala _____________2000, 2001Beth Wadlington _________________1991W endy Williams _______1986, 1987, 1988

Men’sDivingStefan Ahrens _________1999, 2000, 2002Greg Garlich __________1975, 1976, 1977Jose "Chemi" Gil__1992, 1993, 1994, 1995Bryan Gillooly ____1995, 1996, 1997, 1998Lenny Layland____1980, 1981, 1982, 1984Imre Lenyel ___________1999, 2000, 2002Greg Louganis _____________1979, 1980Chris Mantilla ____1995, 1996, 1997, 1998Dan Olson______________________1978Dean Panaro__________1991, 1992, 1993Kyle Prandi _____________________2000Rio Ramirez __________1997, 1998, 1999Brian Ramos _____1991, 1992, 1993, 1995Tyce Routson ____1995, 1996, 1997, 2000Derek Starks ____________________2004Miguel Velazquez ______2002, 2003, 2004Scott Whiddon_________1988, 1989, 1990

Kyle Prandi earned All-America honors in2001, the year before he won a Nationaltitle in the 10-Meter Platform.

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