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    • May 30, 2007 at 4:00 pm #12576
      stiles
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      Courtesy of collegeswimming.com and lane9, this is what we know. I had some time on my hands. Would anyone care to add anything else to this list?

      Amherst:
      Alex Fraser 1:41.40/4:36
      Ryan Colby 4:42/9:50
      Walker Peterson 1:48/4:50

      MIT:
      Michael Dobson 1:42.51/4:34.23/16:00.20

      Misericordia:
      Nick Cannizzaro 58 bk
      Jeff Clark 1:00.05 br
      Nick Deangelo 57 bk
      Robbie Jacobs 56.94 fly
      Greg Vossler 22.8

      Rowan:
      Mark Balesteri 4th in diving in NJ
      Kyle Bianchini 8th in diving in NJ
      Michael Brooks 1:48/4:52
      Jimmy Smith 21.77/48.14
      Chris Mahoney 1:01.9/2:14 br 2:01 IM

      SUNY New Paltz:
      Dave Gardner 21.78/48.59
      Matt Demerest 21.82r
      Billy Papetti 22.57/50.32
      Pat Rathbun 22.14/49.3
      Andrew Outcault 59.02 fly

      Westminster:
      Aaron Whisman 21.6/47.38
      Devin Gannon 55.12bk
      John and Chris Bodle 52.88/51.3 free
      John Thiessen 55.21 fly

      Wheaton (Ill):
      Matt Gallagher 51.22 fly. 21.76/1:45.6 free
      Ben Bader 56/2:00.7 bk
      AJ Provonsha 21.7/47.99/1:47.3. 1:58.1 IM
      Preston Conger 53.7/2:00.8 fly

      Widener:
      Dan McDevitt 1:07.76 br
      Justin Gorbey 49.2/1:49.9
      Jesse Bregman 21.71r/48.63r 55.17 fly
      Dalton Schiller 2:02 IM
      Greg Golden 22.37
      Ryan Ballard 23.45

      Carthage:
      Kyle Drake 53.2/1:53.4 bk
      Bob Pellican 22.7/49.4/1:49.3 54.9/1:59 bk
      Jeff Walkotten 1:45.9/46.1r
      Steve Zimmerman 23/50.

      Wabash:
      Adam Current 52.0 fly
      Daniel Michael 21.04/46.72 50.3 fly
      Evan Rhinesmith 1:00.5/2:21 br 2:03 IM

      JHU:
      Chris Deal 53 fly
      Brian Keeley 56.7br 1:54.1 IM

      GAC:
      Wes Jones 5:04/17:24

      USCGA:
      Matthew Ohs 1:47

      Emory:
      Matt Pringle 22.8/49.2/1:48 54/1:57 fly

      Wittenberg:
      Zach Stewart 46.8/1:42

      Ohio Northern:
      Michael Schultz 4:43/16:16

      Kenyon:
      Kirk Kumbier 59.7/2:13 br

      Williams:
      Bem Wambler 20.88

    • May 30, 2007 at 8:29 pm #37939
      Derek
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      According to SwimAtlanta’s website, Nick Kelly is going to Emory while Ryan McChesney and Worth Macdonald are going to Williams.

    • May 30, 2007 at 10:36 pm #37940
      screeeeeeeeech
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      I heard through the grapevine that Matt Pringle is going to Emory but has burned out and is not swimming next year. I heard that about a month ago, but things could have changed I suppose.

    • May 31, 2007 at 1:32 pm #37941
      swim5599
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      I have also heard that Carthage’s incoming freshmen class on the men’s side is pretty big.

    • June 1, 2007 at 2:28 pm #37942
      d3swimmeranddad
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      Tufts

      Chris Vorlicek: 4:10 (400IM), 2:11 (200BR), 4:47 (500FR)

      + Several other good sprinters (21+ and 22+)

    • June 2, 2007 at 12:28 am #37943
      fr0gman
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      Taylor Clark to Trinity – 139, 434. That should make some noise.

    • June 3, 2007 at 5:09 am #37944
      aquaholic
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      @fr0gman wrote:

      Taylor Clark to Trinity – 139, 434. That should make some noise.

      If he’s like most guys at Trinity he should be 1:44, 4:41 easy by the end of his sophomore year.

    • July 6, 2007 at 8:30 pm #37945
      2000swimmer
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      Apperently Luther College had a great recruiting year on both the men’s and women’s side. Oswego is suppose to be big this year even though a new coach is in the mix.

    • July 9, 2007 at 2:10 pm #37946
      DonCheadle
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      Hiram got a guy just off Seniors in the IM’s He is from Mexico, and thus his times are LCM, so who knows if they will translate to yards.

    • July 11, 2007 at 8:01 am #37947
      OutsideSmoker27
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      @DonCheadle wrote:

      Hiram got a guy just off Seniors in the IM’s He is from Mexico, and thus his times are LCM, so who knows if they will translate to yards.

      ¿Cómo se llama él? At least going to Hiram he’ll still be swimming meters in practice every day, even if it is SCM. Maybe he’ll be the key Jack Groselle needs to push that program up to where it could be (ignore the mixed metaphor there). Then again, given the facilities he has to work with, maybe not. 😕

      Any other new news out of the NCAC? Or any of the other conferences we haven’t heard from yet (SCIAC, Liberty, NWC, etc., etc.)?

    • July 11, 2007 at 2:29 pm #37948
      DonCheadle
      Member

      Santiago Morales

      Also, a quick question on Taylor Clark. I technically swim on the same team as him (though I don’t know him from Adam) and do not think has ever been under 1:40 I don’t want to be nit-picky here, just curious where those times came from (either way he is a great swimmer).

    • July 12, 2007 at 3:50 am #37949
      silentp
      Member

      @DonCheadle wrote:

      Also, a quick question on Taylor Clark. I technically swim on the same team as him (though I don’t know him from Adam) and do not think has ever been under 1:40 I don’t want to be nit-picky here, just curious where those times came from (either way he is a great swimmer).

      200 FR SCY 18 1:39.50 1:39.50 815 US Open 2007 GU Speedo SC Sectionals 2/22/2007
      (From the USA-Swimming Time Search)

      Way to get him to K Cheadle…

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