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- October 22, 2007 at 6:21 pm #12731
  
  silentp
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  This is just a simple list of the fastest incoming freshman in each event this year. It will be interesting to see how they all do. Please update my list where errors are and feel free to comment. I did not include conversions, it would have changed the 400 IM and 200 fly is all I know for sure, but didn’t feel it was fair.
  
  50: Ben Wampler 20.88 Williams
  100: 46.43 Taylor Clark Trinity
  200: 1:39.50 Taylor Clark Trinity
  500: 4:32.53 Taylor Clark Trinity
  1650: 15:49 Nathan Smith Kenyon
  100 fly: 50.35 Daniel Michael Wabash
  200 fly: 1:52.90 Michael Flanagan Wash U
  100 back: 51.72 Nathan Young Macalester
  200 back: 1:54.21 Nathan Young Macalester
  100 breast: 56.73 Brian Keeley JHU
  200 breast: 2:08.7 Mckensie Perry Emory
  200 IM: 1:54.15 Brian Keeley JHU
  400 IM: 4:06.51 Mark Bernstein Emory
- October 23, 2007 at 12:47 am #39475
  
  wickedfoolish
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  @silentp wrote:
  
  400 IM: 4:06.51 Mark Bernstein Emory
  
  jesse sorrell from kenyon claims to be a 403.
- October 23, 2007 at 5:47 pm #39476
  
  stokes
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  50: 20.88 Ben Wampler Williams
  100: 46.43 Taylor Clark Trinity
  200: 1:39.50 Taylor Clark Trinity
  500: 4:32.53 Taylor Clark Trinity
  1650: 15:49 Nathan Smith Kenyon (did Whit Davis go faster?)
  100 fly: 50.35 Daniel Michael Wabash
  200 fly: 1:52.90 Michael Flanagan Wash U
  100 back: 51.72 Nathan Young Macalester
  200 back: 1:51.?? Kyle Drake Carthage
  100 breast: 56.73 Brian Keeley JHU
  200 breast: 2:08.7 Mckensie Perry Emory
  200 IM: 1:54.15 Brian Keeley JHU
  400 IM: 4:03.?? Jesse Sorrell Kenyon
- October 24, 2007 at 10:11 pm #39477
  
  swim5599
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  Is that 1:51 plus for Kyle Drake converted from LCM? Or did he go that time at some point last year?
- October 25, 2007 at 12:26 am #39478
  
  silentp
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  @swim5599 wrote:
  
  Is that 1:51 plus for Kyle Drake converted from LCM? Or did he go that time at some point last year?
  
  Converted. His PR is 1:53.4 in SCY.
  
  Also, Whitaker Davis will come into college with approximately the same time as his All-American bro, somewhere in the 16:20’s.
- October 25, 2007 at 3:46 pm #39479
  
  CollegeSwimming.com
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  I wish he was a 1:51, but think he was just 1:53-low at Senior Champs last spring. Whatever the Junior cut was, he was a whisker under it.
- October 25, 2007 at 6:55 pm #39480
  
  Rustie Gustie
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  @silentp wrote:
  
  Also, Whitaker Davis will come into college with approximately the same time as his All-American bro, somewhere in the 16:20’s.
  
  I expect good things to come from this kid over the next 4 years. As the third Davis to swim for Gustavus, he has a lot to live to up to. If he got the distance gene like the two before him, then Gustavus should have a very solid distance team this coming season.
- October 25, 2007 at 9:21 pm #39481
  
  swim5599
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  Drake will be 1:51 this year I would think.
- October 25, 2007 at 10:19 pm #39482
  
  3 6 Mafia
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  theres a difference from a converted 151 and a 153. im sure if his long course is significantly more impressive, then he has crappy walls. i would be surprised if hes under 152.5.
- October 25, 2007 at 11:15 pm #39483
  
  swim5599
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  Well here is why I think he goes at least 1:51. Greg has experience with 200 backstrokers. When Nate Chapman was there I believe he came in going 1:57 plus and went 1:53.7 by the end of his freshmen year. Now I know that is just one guy, but all the freshmen there drop a lot of time, so 1:51 mid is my call if not a little faster.
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