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NEVADA SWIMMING & DIVINGNEVADA SWIMMING & DIVING2014-15 MEDIA GUIDE

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CREDITS

The 2014-15 Nevada swimming & diving media guide was prepared by the Athletics Media Services Office with editorial contributions by Brady Johnson, Chad Hartley and Jack Kuestermeyer in addition to all previous SIDs and interns of the Nevada Media Services Office.

The media guide was designed by Sheneé Sanchez, using Adobe InDesign CS6 on Mac hardware.

Photography contributions by John Byrne; Mark Rauh, Silver and Blue Sports; and Claudia Ortega-Lukas, Jean Dixon, Eric Asistin, David Calvert, Crista Hecht, Jeff Ross, Matt Theilen and Beth Cohen, University of Nevada Marketing

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Table of Contents

2014-15 SCHEDULE 2

MEDIA INFORMATION 4

SEASON pREvIEw 6

TEAM ROSTER 7

COACHINg STAFF 8-10

pLAyER pROFILES 11-19

RECORD bOOk 21-25

ALL-TIME LETTERwINNERS 26-27

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2014-15 Schedule

Date Opponent/Event Location Time/Result

10/4/14 Silver & Blue Intrasquad / Alumni Meet Reno, Nev. 9:30 a.m.

10/24/14 at Pacific Stockton, Calif. 5 p.m.

vs. Simon Fraser

vs. Fresno Pacific

10/25/14 at Fresno State Fresno, Calif. 12 p.m.

11/8/14 at UC Davis Davis, Calif. 12 p.m.

1/3/15 vs. Cal State East Bay Reno, Nev. 10 a.m.

1/9/15 vs. Rice (swimming only) San Diego, Calif. 10 a.m.

vs. San Diego State (swimming only) San Diego, Calif. 10 a.m.

1/9-10/15 Hawai’i Diving Invitational Honolulu, Hawai’i All Day

1/24/15 vs. San Jose State Reno, Nev. 11 a.m.

1/31/15 at Boise State Boise, Idaho 10 a.m.

2/18-21/15 at The Mountain West Championships San Antonion, Texas All Day

3/19-21/15 at The NCAA Championships Greensboro, N.C. All Day

* All times are Pacific Time and subject to change

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CREDENTIALS Credentials will not be issued to the media for swimming and diving. However, all media are expected to adhere to Nevada Athletic Department policies and regulations at all times. Should you need a credential for a road contest, you are advised to make your request at least one week prior to the road trip so we can place you on our media list.

MEDIA PARKING Media parking passes will not be issued. Media, however, is welcome to park in the West Stadium Garage.

PRE-MEET INTERVIEWS It is at the discretion of Head Coach Abby Steketee whether prematchinterviews will be allowed. If interviews are allowed, media is asked to set appointments up through the University of Nevada swimming & diving contact. The primary contact is Brady Johnson

POST-MEET INTERVIEWS Head Coach Abby Steketee and her assistants will be available, as will the players, for post-meet interviews. Interviews will take place following the conclusion of the meet. Please give a list of requested players to Brady Johnson and those players will be made available.

RELEASES AND NOTES Media releases and statistics will be available 24 hours a day on the university website at nevadawolfpack. com. Additional information can be found on the Mountain West website: www.themwc.com. Meet notes and releases will alsobe available before game time on press row. Final results will be provided for all who need them.

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Reno gazette-JournalChris Murray, Columnist

Dan Hinxman, Beat WriterP.O. Box 22000

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wolf pack Swimming & Diving Season preview

RENO, Nev. – With 12 returning letterwinners, a talented freshmen class and the program seemingly on an upswing, it would be understandable for the Nevada women’s swimming and diving team to set towering goals for the 2014-15 season.

Ahead of this weekend’s season-opening meets, the Wolf Pack are keen to ignore those overall goals and instead focus on individual improvement each day – the type of tunnel vision that can develop champions.

“Wherever we are, that’s just a rung on the ladder and we want to step our foot up higher the next day,” said head coach Abby Steketee, entering her third season with the Pack. “The overall key to progress is building an environment where people are motivated to improve each day. We don’t focus on winning. We focus on improving.”

The Wolf Pack now appear as contenders after surprising the conference with a third-place finish at the Mountain West Championships last season. Many of Nevada’s returners have significant experience – including three program record holders – while the program boasts one of its strongest newcomer classes in recent memory.

Steketee will get her first look at the 2014-15 squad with a quad-meet on Oct. 24. Nevada opens the season this in Stockton, Calif., with a quad-meet hosted by Pacific, also featuring Fresno Pacific and Simon Fraser. Action will get underway at 5 p.m. (PT) from the Chris Kjeldsen Pool Complex. The Pack returns to action a day later with a dual-meet at Fresno State at noon (PT) in the Aquatics Center in Fresno, Calif.

“We’ll be looking for the team to adapt to racing outdoors and for the new international students to adjust to racing in short course yards,” said Steketee, who’s helped Nevada exceed expectations in her first two seasons. “With the quad-meet, that will be a really good challenge to focus in a highly charged environment.”

The Pack doesn’t return an abundant amount of swimmers from last season, but what it lacks in quantity, it more than makes up for in quality. Nevada will be led by junior Yawen Li, an all-conference honoree last season that set program records in the 200-yard breaststroke, 200-yard IM and the 400-yard IM, while advancing to the NCAA Championships in three events. Teresa Baerens, a native of Ottoburn, Germany, returns after a stellar freshman campaign where she won the MW title in the 200-yard IM.

The Pack also returns 200-yard backstroke record holder Luiza Vieira, a junior from Brazil. Nevada only has one diver on the roster, but will have high hopes for junior Krysta Palmer, who was a finalist in all three dives at the conference championships.

“From a points perspective, those girls are shooting for very big things,” said Steketee.

In addition to returning individual record holders in Li, Baerens and Vieira, Nevada also returns every member of its program record holding 200 medley relay and 800 free relay teams.

Nevada also returns letterwinners Lauren Allen, Jocelin Drennan, Michelle Forman, Erin Fuss, Riley Hilbrandt, Sita Kusserow, Arantxa Medina-Alegria and Kaelie Reviglio.

Steketee’s freshmen class consists of seven student-athletes hailing from five countries, as Nevada continued its tradition under Steketee of traveling far and wide to bring top talent to Nevada. The Wolf Pack welcomes freshmen Emily Bashforth (Jersey, Channel Islands), Josefin Eriksen (Sundyberg, Sweden), Kate Hofmeyer (Adelaide, Australia), Briana Peterson (Orange, Calif.), Delaney Quattlebaum (Richmond, Texas), Mary Smithen (Gardnerville, Nev.) and Jaeger Turner (Bolton, England) into the squad.

“We’re looking for them (freshmen) to step up and go for it,” said Steketee. “We don’t delineate seniors from freshman when you’re in the water. Everyone is equal. We’re looking for them to race that way.”

In addition to retuning talented swimmers, Nevada also returns the entirety of its coaching staff. Head diving coach Jian Li You, the reigning back-to-back MW Diving Coach of the Year, enters her 19th season at the program. Assistant coach Steve Steketee enters his third season with the Pack. Volunteer assistant coach Mengjiao Mi, one of the best swimmers in program history, enters her second season on the staff.

The Wolf Pack hosts three home meets this season, beginning with a relay meet on Jan. 2, 2015, and a full meet on Jan. 3, both against Cal State East Bay. Nevada will then host San Jose State on Jan. 24. The Mountain West Championships will be held from Feb. 18-21 in San Antonio, Texas.

After advancing to the NCAA Championships in three events last season, junior Yawen Li could be one of the top swimmers in the Mountain West in 2014-15.

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Name Yr. Ht. Events Hometown (Previous School)Allen, Lauren SR 5-9 Freestyle Corvallis, Ore. (Oregon State)

Baerens, Teresa SO 5-8 Freestyle/Breaststroke Ottoburn, Germany (Max-Joset-Stitt Gymnasium)

Drennan, Jocelin SR 5-4 Butterfly/IM Midland, Texas (Greenwood HS)

Eriksen, Josefin FR 5-7 Freestyle/Backstroke Sundbyberg, Sweden (Mälargymnasiet)

Espina-Equivel, Wendy FR 5-2 Diver Santiago, Chile

Forman, Michelle SR 5-6 Butterfly/Freestyle Carson City, Nev. (Our Lady of Victory)

Fuss, Erin JR 5-7 Butterfly/Backstroke Nampa, Idaho (Columbia HS)

Hilbrandt, Riley SO 5-9 Multiple Saginaw, Mich. (Heritage HS)

Hofmeyer, Kate FR 5-6 Backstroke/Freestyle Adelaide, Australia (Cabra Dominican College HS)

Kusserow, Sita SO 5-7 Butterfly/IM Buehl, Germany (Heimschule Lender)

Li, Yawen JR 5-6 Breaststroke Wuhan, China

Medina-Alegria, Arantxa SO 5-7 Breaststroke Hermosillo, Mexico (Colegio Munoz)

Palmer, Kyrsta JR 5-6 Diver Carson City, Nev. (Western Nevada College)

Payne, Emma FR 5-8 Freestyle/Fly/IM Cherrybrook, Australia

Peterson, Briana FR 5-8 Freestyle Orange, Calif. (Milikan HS)

Reviglio, Kaelie SR 5-6 Butterfly/Backstroke Reno, Nev. (Bishop Manogue HS)

Turner, Jaeger FR 5-7 Backstroke/Freestyle Bolton, England (Hindley HS)

Vieira, Luiza SR 5-7 Freestyle/Backstroke Sao Paulo, Brazil (Colegio Avamco)

2014-15 NEVADA SWIMMING & DIVING ROSTER

Team Roster

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Third Season

Abby

STekeTee HEAD COACH

Abby Steketee enters her third season as the head coach of the Nevada swimming and diving team, having already established the Wolf Pack as contenders in the Mountain West in just two seasons.

A Danville, Va., native, Steketee was hired on July 3, 2012, and immediately set the program on an upward trajectory after exceeding expectations in her first two seasons. The Pack were selected eighth in the 2013 preseason coaches poll and earned a fifth-place finish in the Mountain West Championships. In 2014, Nevada was picked fifth in the preseason poll before battling to a third-place finish at the conference championships.

Under Steketee’s tenure the past two seasons, Nevada has posted four dual wins each year, 15 student-athletes have earned All-Mountain West honors and 32 have earned MW Academic All-Conference honors, while the team has earned Scholar All-America honors for the past four semesters. Steketee has also helped guide two athletes to the NCAA Championships; senior Mengjiao Mi (200, 500 and 16,650 freestyle) in 2012 and sophomore Yawen Li (200 beaststroke, 200 IM and 400 IM) in 2013.

In 2014, Nevada posted dual victories over Pacific, Fresno State, Cal State East Bay and rivals UNLV while aiming to peak at the Mountain West Championships. The Wolf Pack did exactly that, surprising the field with 507 points and a third-place showing to tally its highest-ever finish at the MW Championships.

Nevada tallied 11 top-three finishes at the MW championships, while receiving titles from Grace Huang in one-meter and platform diving, Yawen Li in the 200-yard breaststroke and 400-yard IM and Teresa Baerens in the 200-yard freestyle. Ten members of the team were selected to the MW All-Conference team. In addition, Li qualified to the NCAA Championships in Minneapolis, Minn., in the 200 breast, 200 IM and 400 IM. Huang also qualified for the NCAA Diving Championships, placing 16th in the three-meter to earn honorable mention All-America honors.

The Pack was 4-3 in dual meets in 2013 and Steketee saw Mengjaio Mi become the first Nevada swimmer to compete in three events at the NCAA Championships since 2008. Mi was the first Nevada swimmer to qualify for the event since 2009.

Individually, other Nevada swimmers dropped a significant amount of time off their best swims, achieving new personal bests in 2013. Two swimmers of note in this area are Michelle Forman and Nikki Longland. Before this season, Forman’s best time in the 100-yard butterfly was 58.26 but she cut three seconds at the MW Championships to score in 55.24. Likewise, Forman stepped up on the 800 Free Relay and dropped 10 seconds off of her 200-yard freestyle time, going from 2:00.06 to 1:49.94.

Longland’s drop in the 400 IM was staggering, as the Sparks native improved her lifetime best from 5:04.73 to 4:22.71 at the conference event.

In total, 45 of 54 individual races at the conference championships were lifetime records. On the season, 21 swimmers achieved lifetime records - often in multiple events.

Steketee came to Nevada after spending the past four seasons as an assistant coach for the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams at the University of South Carolina. She worked with the individual medley and stroke groups and also served as the team liaison with academic services. During her time with the Gamecocks, Steketee helped coach one SEC individual champion, one NCAA All-American, one honorable-mention All-American and four NCAA qualifiers. She also mentored six qualifiers for the 2012 Olympic Trials as well as 10 U.S. National qualifiers.

On the academic side, she helped guide the Gamecock women’s team to the highest team GPA in the nation in the fall of 2011 and saw the men’s team turn in six semesters with a team GPA above 3.0. She was also actively involved in the athletics department, serving on several policy committees.

Before coming to South Carolina, Steketee served as a graduate assistant at West Virginia University. In addition to her coaching responsibilities, she also served as academic counselor for student-athletes and assisted with administrative duties, including newsletter production and travel coordination. During her time at West Virginia, the Mountaineers produced 18 NCAA qualifiers and 23 All-Americans. The men’s team also won the 2007 Big East Championship and the women’s team improved from 11th place to third in the Big East.

Steketee graduated magna cum laude from Northwestern University with a degree in human development and psychological services in 2003. At Northwestern, she participated on the crew team. She was selected as Most Valuable Rower three consecutive years and served as varsity captain. While in Evanston, Steketee also served with the Northwestern Aquatic Swim Association, serving as head development coach for a 150-member youth swim team.

She received a master’s degree in public health from West Virginia University. She is married to Steve Steketee, who was also an assistant coach on the South Carolina and West Virginia coaching staffs.

“It’s a great honor and privilege to join the University of Nevada community,” Steketee said. “I am impressed with the University’s commitment to the personal growth, academic achievement and athletic success of its student-athletes and I am excited to lead the swimming and diving program back to championship form.”

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Coaching Staff

19thSeason

JiAn

Li you DIVING COACH

One of the best diving coaches in the country, Jian Li You enters her 19th season at Nevada as the back-to-back reigning Mountain West Women’s Diving Coach of the Year. A former Chinese national champion diver and coach to numerous Olympians, Li You has established Nevada as one of the premier diving schools in the region.

Li You has collected five conference diving coach of the year awards in her tenure in Nevada; three with the WAC (2001, 2004, 2012) and two in the Mountain West (2013, 2014). Li You has coached a conference diver of the year in three straight seasons while being named diving coach of the year consecutively.

In the 2014 season, Li You coached senior Grace Huang to MW Diver of the Year as Huang earned her second conference diver of the year award. Huang won the 1-meter and platform events and placed runner-up in 3-meter en route to earning the conference’s diver of the year accolade. Additionally, junior Krysta Palmer placed third in the 1-meter and 3-meter events as Nevada secured more diving points than any other team. Under Li You’s guidance, Huang, Palmer and Stephanie Hansen earned all-conference accolades.

Nevada sent four divers to the NCAA Zone E Diving Regional. Huang advanced and went on to earn honorable mention All-America honors at the 2014 NCAA Championships in Minneapolis, Minn., placing 16th in 3-meter, 17th in platform and 21st in 1-meter.

Li You coached junior Stephanie Hansen to Mountain West Diver of the Year honors during the 2013 season. Hansen won the 1-meter and platform events while placing second in the 3-meter to secure her title as best diver in the MW. Additionally, Hansen and Huang were named to the MW All-Conference team. Huang qualified to the Zone E Diving Regional, finishing just outside the top-nine despite amassing 495.35 points.

In 2012, Li You was named WAC Diving Coach of the Year for the third time after putting together the most formidable lineup in the conference. Sophomore Grace Huang was named WAC Diver of the Year after winning all three diving events. Additionally, Stephanie Hansen placed runner-up on platform. Huang, Hansen and Melyssa Chariton advanced to the Zone E Diving Regionals.

The Wolf Pack and Li You had two divers advance to regionals in 2011 while Pack divers claimed three of the top five spots in platform at the WAC Championships.

Li You earned the WAC Diving Coach of the Year Award in 2001 and again in 2004. She has coached three WAC Divers of the Year; Christie Bulmer in 2001, Kate Oiness in 2002 and Huang in 2012. In 2004, she coached Kristin Littell to the WAC platform title. In 2006, she helped guide Devon Owen to an appearance in the NCAA Championships where she placed in the top 35 in the 1 and 3-meter events. In 2008, Li You helped senior Candice Minette placed second in the 1-meter at the 2008 NCAA Zone E Championships which earned her a trip to the NCAA Championships where she placed in the top 40 in the 1 and 3-meter events.

During her tenure, Li You has worked with both Chinese and American Olympians in multiple Olympics. She tutored the likes of Olympic Gold Medalist Fu Mingxia, Tan Luengdai, Su Suwi, Lon Wei and Americans Becky Ruehl, Mary Ellen Clark, Scott Donie and Dave Pichler. Her divers have been instrumental in the Wolf Pack winning three consecutive Western Athletic Conference titles. She immigrated to the United States in September of 1995, moving to Florida and then to Cincinnati to prepare Becky Ruehl and other U.S. National team members for the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games.

Li You graduated from the Shanghai Sports University in Shanghai, China. As a diver, she was the Chinese National Champion on the one-meter, three-meter and platform for five years between 1976-1980. All that culminated when Li You was named to the 1980 Olympic team. During that span, she was ranked No. 1 in the world on the one-meter board.

Li You and her husband David Lawrence have one child, Raymond.

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STeve

STekeTee ASSISTANT COACH

Steve Steketee enters his third season at Nevada after joining the Pack swimming and diving program as a volunteer assistant coach prior to the 2013 season.

With Steketee’s help, Nevada has exceeded expectations the past two years while setting the program’s goals higher and higher. The Pack were selected eighth in the 2013 preseason coaches’ poll and earned a fifth-place finish in the Mountain West Championships. In 2014, Nevada was picked fifth in the preseason poll before battling to a third-place finish at the conference championships.

Since Steketee’s arrival, Nevada has posted four dual wins each year, 15 student-athletes have earned All-Mountain West honors and 32 have earned MW Academic All-Conference honors, while the team has earned Scholar All-America honors for the past four semesters. Steketee has also helped guide two athletes to the NCAA Championships; senior Mengjiao Mi (200, 500 and 16,650 freestyle) in 2012 and sophomore Yawen Li (200 beaststroke, 200 IM and 400 IM) in 2013.

In 2014, Nevada posted dual victories over Pacific, Fresno State, Cal State East Bay and rivals UNLV while aiming to peak at the Mountain West Championships. The Wolf Pack did exactly that, surprising the field with 507 points and a third-place showing to tally its highest-ever finish at the MW Championships.

Prior to coaching at Nevada he was an assistant on the University of South Carolina’s swimming and diving staff, where he spent the prior five seasons. As a member of the Gamecocks’ staff, Steketee coached swimmers that competed in multiple U.S. National Championship meets, as well as the 2008 Olympic trials and 2009 World Championships.

A former Big-10 champion in the 200-freestyle, he was responsible for the design and implementation of South Carolina’s sprint program.

Steketee won his Big 10 individual title while the captain of the Northwestern Wildcats, an honor he held from 1999-2001. At one point during his collegiate career, he simultaneously held the all-time Northwestern record in the 50, 100 and 200-yard freestyle races, as well as five relay events. He also competed in the 2000 U.S. Olympic trials, where he recorded a top-20 finish in the 200 free.

From 2004-07, he was an assistant at West Virginia, where he worked with both the men’s and women’s teams. In his four seasons at WVU, Steketee helped the men’s team improve from 11th to third in the Big East, while helping the women improve from seventh to first. In 2007, he helped the WVU men to a 20th place finish at the NCAA Championships.

From a stroke technique perspective, Steketee has implemented various programs at each of his coaching stops, including the use of Dartfish software while at WVU. He began his career at Denver University, where he was an assistant from 2003-04.

Steketee holds multiple national certifications including the American Swimming Coaches Association Level Three certification, as well as the National Swimming Pool Foundation Pool/Spa Operator certificate.He graduated from Northwestern with a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Philosophy in 2001 and is the husband of third-year head coach Abby Steketee.

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Player Profiles

SENIORFreestyle5-9Corvallis, Ore. (Crescent Valley HS)

Lauren aLLen

SOPHOMOREFreestyle/Breaststroke5-8Ottobrun, Germany (Max-Joset-Stitt Gymnasium)

TereSa BaerenS

Nevada2014-15 (Sr.): Enters her final season at Nevada as one of five seniors on the roster … Will be featured primarily in freestyle races.

2013-14 (Jr.): Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Award winner … In Nevada’s season-opener, placed fourth in the 50-yard freestyle (25.26) … Placed fifth in the 200 freestyle (1:59.37) and sixth in the 50 freestyle (25.45) in win over Fresno State … Against UC Davis, placed sixth in the 100 free (54.74) … Placed fourth in the 100 free (55.12) against Cal State East Bay … placed fifth in the 500 free (5:22.39) against San Jose State … Helped the Pack earn Scholar All-America team honors with a cumulative GPA of 3.37 … Letterwinner.

2012-13 (So.): Competed in each dual meet for the Pack ... Shined in sprint freestyle events, particularly the 100 and 200-yard freestyle ... Posted the fourth-best 100 free time of any Nevada swimmer in 2012-13 at 52.48 ... Posted the fourth-best mark in the 200 at 1:52.84.

Prior to Nevada: Oregon State: 2011-12 (Fr.): Swam sprint freestyle events for the Beavers during her first collegiate season ... Boasted personal bests of 24.53, 52.82 and 1:53.01 in the 50, 100 and 200-yard freestyle when she came to

Reno.

Earned four varsity letters for head coach Rex Watkins at Crescent Valley High in Corvallis, Ore. ... Won individual 5A state championships in the 200-yard freestyle in 2010 and 2011, the 500-yard freestyle in 2010 and the 100-yard freestyle in 2011 ... Crescent Valley high most valuable swimmer in 2011 ... Swam for the Corvallis Acquatic Team on the club level where she was coached by Rick Guenther.

Personal:Daughter of Rodney and Carol Allen ... Enjoys listening to music, spending time with friends and finding things to make on pintrest when she is not in the pool ... Chose Nevada over Cal State Bakersfield among others for the campus environment.

Nevada2014-15 (So.): Returns for her sophomore season after a breakout rookie campaign … Will be one of the Pack’s top competitors in freestyle and breaststroke races.

2013-14 (Fr.): Named to the Mountain West Women’s Swimming & Diving All-Conference Team … Mountain West Champion in the 200-yard freestyle after posting a season-best time of 1:46.56 … Also placed fourth in the 200-yard IM with a season-best time of 1:59.12 and sixth in the 100 free (50.26) at the conference championships … Named to the Mountain West Academic All-Conference team … Won medalist honors in the 100 freestyle (52.53) in season-opening win over Pacific … Led Pack to victory over Fresno State, winning the 100 freestyle (51.92) and 200 IM (2:05.98), while placing runner-up in the 50 freestyle (24.33) … Against UC Davis, placed second in the 50 freestyle (24.50) and 100 freestyle (53.54), and third in the 200 freestyle (1:53.94) … Won the 100 free against UCSB in a time of 51.75 … Placed first in the 200 IM (2:05.77) and runner-up in the 200 breaststroke (2:23.98) against Cal State East Bay … Led the Pack against San Jose State with a win in the 200 free (1:51.23) and a runner-up performance in the 100 free (51.77) … In a tri-meet with UNLV and Wyoming, placed second in the 200 free (1:52.86) and third in the 100 free (51.92) and 500 free (5:05.08) … Helped the Pack earn Scholar All-America team honors with a cumulative GPA of 3.37 … Letterwinner.

Prior to Nevada: A freestyle swimmer who has posted the equivalent of two US Olympic Trials cuts to date ... In the 100 meter freestyle, she has recorded a personal best of 57.04 in a long-course pool, which equates to a 50.42 time in yards ...In the 200 meter IM, she has recorded a personal best of 2:17.86, which translates to 2:00.90 in yards.

Personal:Born Teresa Heide Luise Baerens in 1994 in Munich ... Daughter of Nikolaus and Claudia Baerens ... Contemplating engineering as a profession ... Likes to play the violin and the piano when she has the time.

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Player Profiles

SENIORButterfly/IM 5-4Midland, Texas (Greenwood HS)

JOCeLIn Drennan

Nevada2014-15 (Sr.): Enters her final season as one of five seniors on the roster … Will compete for the Pack in multiple events.

2013-14 (Jr): Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Award winner … Placed third in the 1,000-yard freestyle (11:09.39) and fourth in the 500-yard freestyle (5:24.24) in season-opening victory over Pacific … Placed fourth in the 1,000 free against Fresno State (11:16.66) … Placed sixth in the 500 free (5:28.09) against UC Davis … Placed fourth in the 1,000 free (11:06.75) against UCSB … Swam the 1,650 free in 18:17.67, placing third against Cal State East Bay … Helped the Pack earn Scholar All-America team honors with a cumulative GPA of 3.37 … Letterwinner.

2012-13 (So.): Swam a personal best in the 400-yard IM at 4:30.47, good enough for the fifth-best time in that event among all Nevada swimmers ... Also swam in relays, including anchoring Nevada’s 400-yard medley team against Cal State East Bay.

2011-12 (Fr.): Swimming in medley and butterfly events, had a strong showing in her first season in the Silver and Blue ... Improved her time in the 200-yard butterfly by three seconds between a contest with

Pacific and a contest with Fresno State, going from 2:17.5 against the Tigers to 2:14.14 against the Bulldogs.

Prior to Nevada: A graduate of Greenwood High School in Midland, Texas ... Won three district and regional championships in the 100 butterfly (2008, 2009, 2011) ... District champion in the 200 individual medley all four years at Greenwood ... Member of the All-State Team from 2009-11 ... Boasts a 100 butterfly personal best of 58.5.

Personal:Daughter of Ed and Gwen Drennan ... Enjoys spending time with friends and family, taking pictures and volunteering when she is not in the pool ... Chose Nevada because she felt it was a good fit both athletically and academically ... Also recruited by Houston and Oberlin College.

FRESHMANFreestyle/Backstroke5-7Sundbyberg, Sweden (Mälargymnasiet)

JOSeFIn erIKSen

Nevada:2014-15 (Fr.): Joined the team as a true freshman in 2014 … Expected to compete in freestyle and backstroke events.

Prior to Nevada:A graduate of Mälargymnasiet High School in Järfälla, Sweden … Competed in the 2011 European Junior Championships in Belgrade, Serbia.

Personal:Born Henny Eriksen … Daughter of Marika and Per Eriksen … Has one sister and one brother … Intends to major in journalism … Sports here is Swedish swimmer Therese Alshammar … Chose to attend Nevada because she had a positive impression of the university and head coach Abby Steketee … Hobbies include reading, music and being with friends and family.

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FRESHMANDiver 5-2Santiago, Chile

WenDY eSPIna-eSQuIVeL

SENIORBreaststroke/Freestyle5-6Carson City, Nev. (Our Lady of Victory)

MICHeLLe FOrMan

Nevada2014-15 (Sr.): Enters her final season at Nevada as one of five seniors on the roster … Will be one of the Pack’s top distance freestyle competitors.

2013-14 (Jr.): Named to the Mountain West Women’s Swimming & Diving All-Conference Team … Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Award winner … Advanced to 1,650-yard freestyle finals at the Mountain West Championships, placing eighth in 16:45.42 … Placed fourth in the B final and 12th overall in the 500 free finals (4:53.76) at the conference championships … Claimed medalist honors in the 1,000 freestyle (10:37.04) and placed third in the 100 freestyle (54.67) in season-opening win over Pacific … Placed fourth in the 50 freestyle (25.01) against Fresno State … Placed fifth in the 200 freestyle (2:00.28) and 500 freestyle (5:16.53) against UC Davis … Swam the 500 free in 5:06.31, claiming medalist honors against UCSB … Against Cal State East Bay, placed third in the 200 free (1:58.74) and fifth in the 100 fly (1:00.72) … Placed second in the 500 free (5:06.85) and fifth in the 50 free (24.95) against San Jose State … In a tri-meet with UNLV and Wyoming, placed second in the 1,000 free (10:23.68) and fourth in the 500 free (5:09.96) … Helped the Pack earn Scholar All-America team honors with a cumulative GPA of 3.37 … Letterwinner.

2012-13 (So.): Competed in every dual meet for Nevada as well as the Mountain West Championships, where she swam on Nevada’s 200-yard medley relay team that finished eighth at 1:42.99 ... Also swam that race with three of her teammates against Fresno State and Fresno pacific, where the foursome finished third at 1:49.81 ... Individually, had her best swim of the regular season

against San Jose State in the 100-yard butterfly, finishing second with a time of 58.54 ... Swam the second best 100 free time all year with a 51.73 ... Before this season, Forman’s best time in the 100-yard butterfly was 58.26 but she cut three seconds at the MW Championships to score in 55.24 ... Dropped 10 seconds off of her 200-yard freestyle time, going from 2:00.06 to 1:49.94.

2011-12 (Fr.): A key member of Nevada’s 400-yard medley relay team in her first season at Nevada ... Anchored her relay team to a second-place finish against Fresno State, earning four points with a time of 4:01.98 ... Swam freestyle, medley and butterfly events ... Won the 200 IM against Cal State East Bay with a time of 2:16.06 ... Showed well at her first WAC Championships with two 21st-place finishes (200 IM, 2:10.30 - 100 butterfly, 59.67)

Prior to Nevada: Has only been swimming competitively since she was 16 ... Regional champion while a member of the Douglas Tigers her senior year of high school ... A part of two first place relay teams at the Nevada state meet her senior year as well ... Boasts personal bests of 55.24 in the 100-yard butterfly and 24.92 in the 50-yard freestyle.

Personal:Likes to write stories, particularly science fiction and fantasy related ... Spends time duck hunting with her dad Christopher ... Chose Nevada to continue a family tradition as her father and grandfather are alumnae.

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JUNIORButterfly/Backstroke 5-7Nampa, Idaho (Columbia HS)

erIn

FuSS

SOPHOMOREMultiple5-9Saginaw, Mich. (Heritage HS)

rILeY HILBranDT

Nevada2014-15 (Jr.): Returns for her junior season as one of Nevada’s most experienced butterfly competitors.

2013-14 (So.): Advanced to the ‘B’ finals of the 100-yard butterfly (56.57) and 200-yard butterfly (2:01.79) at the Mountain West Championships … Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Award winner … Tallied a third-place finish in the 200-yard butterfly (2:12.77) in season-opening win over Pacific … Earned a runner-up finish against Fresno State in the 200 freestyle (2:11.11) … Placed third in the 100 butterfly (58.81) and fourth in the 200 butterfly (2:09.52) against UC Davis … Swam the 200 butterfly in 2:07.81 against UCSB, tallying a runner-up finish … Placed third in the 200 fly (2:06.78) and sixth in the 100 fly (59.17) against San Jose State … In a tri-meet with UNLV and Wyoming, placed fifth in the 100 (59.29) and in the 200 (2:07.05) fly … Helped the Pack earn Scholar All-America team honors with a cumulative GPA of 3.37 … Letterwinner.

2012-13 (Fr.): Found her way into the top five for the season in the 50-yard backstroke, 100-yard butterfly, 200-yard butterfly and 200 IM ... Posted the second-best time of any Nevada swimmer in the 50 back (28.58) and 100 fly (56.65) ... Was 20th at the Mountain West Championships in the 100 fly and 10th in the 200 fly ... Also finished 26th in the 200 IM ... Finished second to teammate Gabby Guieb in the 200 fly against Fresno State and Fresno Pacific ... Also contributed to a number of Nevada’s relay swims in her first season.

Prior to Nevada: Swam each of her four years at Columbia High School for coach John Apgar ... Earned eight top-three finishes at state meets in her career ... 2011 Columbia Swimming Performance Award winner as the top swimmer on her high school team ... Boasts a personal best of 58.69 in the 100-yard butterfly ... First member of the Nampa Swim Club to receive the Daniel Dewey Sportsmanship Award twice (2011, 2012) ... Two-time recipient, Nampa Swim Club’s Most Dedicated Athlete.

Personal:Daughter of Valerie and Michael Fuss ... Mom played volleyball at Washington State ... Chose Nevada over rival Boise State and Idaho for its combination of academic and athletic promise ... Enjoys spending time at Lake Tahoe and entering video production competitions in her spare time ... Planning on majoring in Journalism at Nevada ... Lists her sports hero as swimmer Amy Hastings.

Nevada2014-15 (So.): After a breakout season as a freshman, is expected to contribute in multiple events this season.

2013-14 (Fr.): Tallied a runner-up finish in the 200-yard freestyle (1:55.80) and the 200-yard breaststroke (2:25.31) in her first collegiate meet … Won the 500 freestyle (5:11.25) and placed second in the 100 breaststroke (1:07.47) against Fresno State … Against UC Davis, placed third in the 1,000 freestyle (10:44.47) and fifth in the 200 breaststroke (2:28.24) … Placed third in the 1,000 free (10:36.03) against UCSB … Won the 500 free (5:09.06) and tallied a runner-up finish in the 100 breaststroke (1:07.88) against Cal State East Bay … Placed fourth in the 200 free (1:55.20) and sixth in the 200 IM against San Jose State … In a tri-meet with UNLV and Wyoming, placed fourth in the 200 IM (2:10.93), fifth in the 200 breaststroke (2:25.79) and seventh in the 200 free (1:55.84) … Helped the Pack earn Scholar All-America team honors with a cumulative GPA of 3.37 … Letterwinner.

Prior to Nevada: Has experience in the breaststroke, freestyle and individual medley disciplines ... With her versatility, she could be a humungous benefit to Nevada’s relay teams in her first year with the Pack ... In the 200-yard

freestyle, she boasts a personal best of 1:52.60 ... Best 200-yard breaststroke is 2:19.92.

Personal:Born Riley Page Hilbrandt in 1995 in Saginaw, Mich. ... Daughter of Dave and Teresa Hilbrandt ... Has two brothers, Brett and Drew, ages 25 and 31.

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FRESHMANBackstroke/Freestyle5-6Adelaide, Australia (Cabra Dominican College HS)

KaTe HOFMeYer

SOPHOMOREButterfly/IM5-7Buehl, Germany (Heimschule Lender)

SITa

KuSSerOW

Nevada2014-15 (Fr.): Joined the program as a true freshman in 2014 … Expected to add depth to backstroke and freestyle events.

Prior to Nevada: A graduate of Cabra Dominican College, a high school in Adelaide, South Australia … Earned a runner-up finish in the 200 meter backstroke of the 2012 Australian Olympic Trails … Four-time national age champion in the 5km – 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013 … National age champion in the 10km in 2012.

Personal:Born Kate Michelle Hofmeyer … Daughter of Christopher Hofmeyer and Andrea Hofmeyer … Has two older brothers … Intends to major in Electrical Engineering … Chose Nevada for the opportunity to study overseas, in addition to liking the campus and welcoming staff and team … Hobbies include reading, playing basketball and netball, and spending time with friends and family.

Nevada2014-15 (So.): Is Nevada’s top returning butterfly and IM competitor after a stellar freshman season.

2013-14 (Fr.): Named to the Mountain West Women’s Swimming & Diving All-Conference Team … Took a spot on the podium in the Mountain West Championship 200-yard butterfly finals, placing third in a season-best time of 2:00.20 … Placed third in the 100 fly ‘B’ final (54.48) and 11th overall at the Mountain West Championships … Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Award winner … Earned medalist honors in the 200 freestyle (1:54.04) and 200 butterfly (2:08.03) in the Pack’s season-opening meet … Won two events in win over Fresno State; the 200 freestyle (1:55.15) and the 100 butterfly (57.27) … Against UC Davis, placed second in the 100 (56.45) and 200 (2:05.21) butterfly … Earned medalist honors in the 200 free (1:52.49) against UCSB … Placed first in the 100 free (53.43) and third in the 200 IM (2:10.46) against Cal State East Bay … Led the Pack against San Jose State, placing second in the 200 fly (2:05.34) and third in the 100 fly (56.78) … In a tri-meet vs. Wyoming and UNLV, placed third in the 100 (56.97) and fourth in the 200 (2:06.81) butterfly … Helped the Pack earn Scholar All-America team honors with a cumulative GPA of 3.37 … Also earned individual Scholar All-America honors by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America … Letterwinner.

Prior to Nevada: A butterfly and medley swimmer, has posted her strongest times in the 200 meter butterfly ... Time of 1:59.74 after the conversion to yards is good enough to qualify for the US Winter Nationals during the 2013 season ... Her 2:16.16 long course time would have been a 2012 Olympic Trials cut swim.

Personal: Born Sita Marisa Kusserow in 1994 in Reutlirgen, Germany ... Daughter of Peter and Simone Kusserow ... Has two sisters, Magdalena (16) and Julia (9) ... Lists her most exciting sports moment as being on TV during the German National Finals in 2013 ... Lived in Michigan when she was young ... Enjoys listening to music and spending time with family and friends when she in not in the pool.

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Player Profiles

JUNIORBreaststroke5-7Wuhan, China

YaWen LI

SOPHOMOREBreaststroke5-7Hermosillo, Mexico (Colegio Munoz)

aranTXaMeDIna-aLeGrIa

Nevada2014-15 (Jr.): Will have high expectations set after two very strong underclassmen seasons … Is Nevada’s top returning competitor in breaststroke events.

2013-14 (So.): Set program records in three events over the course of the season; 200-yard breaststroke (2:10.15), 200-yard IM (1:59.16) and the 400-yard IM (4:07.09) … Named to the Mountain West Women’s Swimming & Diving All-Conference Team … Advanced to the NCAA Championships in Minneapolis, Minn., in the 400-yard IM (17th), 200-yard breaststroke (25th) and the 200-yard IM (45th) … Earned a title in the 200 yard breaststroke at the Mountain West Championships, placing first with a season-best time of 2:10.15 … Earned medalist honors in her first seven races of the season … Named to the Mountain West Academic All-Conference team … Placed third in the 200 IM with a season-best time of 1:59.16 to place third at the Mountain West Championships … Won both the 200 IM (2:05.29) and the 200 breaststroke (2:17.57) by over three seconds in season-opening win over Pacific … Led Pack to win over Fresno State, claiming medalist honors in the 1,000 freestyle (10:30.62) and the 200 breaststroke (2:16.66) … Tallied three first place finishes against UC Davis, winning the 100 breaststroke (1:04.48), 200 breaststroke (2:17.11) and 400 IM (4:25.43) … Placed runner-up in the 200 IM (2:05.14) – her first non-win of the season – against UCSB before winning the 200 breaststroke (2:16.72) by four seconds … Tallied two wins against Cal State East Bay, placing first in the

200 free (1:54.82) and 200 breaststroke (2:06.67) … Won three events against San Jose State; 1,000 free (10:10.94), 200 breaststroke (2:16.00) and 200 IM (2:04.80) … Led the Pack in a tri-meet vs. UNLV and Wyoming, winning the 500 free (5:02.18) and the 200 IM (2:05.10), while placing second in the 100 breaststroke (1:05.24) … Helped the Pack earn Scholar All-America team honors with a cumulative GPA of 3.37 … Letterwinner.

2012-13 (Fr.): Joined Nevada at semester and was an integral part of the Pack’s success at the MW Championships ... Finished second in the 400 IM with a time of 4:12.74, seventh in the 200 IM with a time of 2:01.57 and fifth in the 200-yard breaststroke at 2:12.78 ... Earned three all-conference honors in the previously mentioned events ... Set two Nevada all-time records 200 breaststroke at 2:12.78, 200 IM at 4:12.74).

Nevada2014-15 (So.): Will contribute heavily in breaststroke events among others after a very strong freshman season.

2013-14 (Fr.): Named to the Mountain West Women’s Swimming & Diving All-Conference Team … Advanced to the finals of the 100-yard breaststroke at the Mountain West Championships, placing eighth in 1:02.51 … Placed third in the 200-yard IM ‘B’ finals (2:01.58) and 11th overall, and placed sixth in the 200-yard breaststroke ‘B’ finals and 14th overall (2:17.42) at the conference championships … Named to the Mountain West Academic All-Conference team … Tallied a runner-up finish in the 50-yard freestyle (24.59) in her first collegiate meet … Secured first medalist honor against Fresno State, winning the 100 breaststroke (1:06.66) … Against UC Davis, placed fifth in the 50 free (24.92) … Placed fourth in the 50 free (25.31) against UCSB … Placed second in the 200 IM (2:10.18) and third in the 50 free (25.09) against Cal State East Bay … Earned a runner-up finish in the 100 breaststroke (1:05.80) and a sixth-place finish in the 200 breaststroke against San Jose State … Placed third in the 200 (2:23.30) and fourth in the 100 (1:05.91) breaststroke in a tri-meet vs. Wyoming and UNLV … Helped the Pack earn Scholar All-America team honors with a cumulative GPA of 3.37 … Letterwinner.

Prior to Nevada: Shined brightest in sprint-breaststroke events during her junior career in Mexico ... Both her 100 and 200-meter breast times are good enough to earn a place at the most recent Olympic Trials ... Her 100 long-course time equates to a 1:02.39 ... 200 long course time breaks down to a 2:15.62.

Personal:Born Arantxa Medina in Hermosillo, Mexico in 1994 ... Daughter of Javier Medina and Carmen Alegria ... Both parents are teachers ... Has one brother, Javier (17) ... Has two sisters Olympia (21) and Alexa (15) ... Loves to compete in everything she does ... Watches the TV show Friends.

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Player Profiles

JUNIORDiver 5-6Carson City, Nev. (Western Nevada College)

KrYSTa PaLMer

FRESHMANFreestyle/Fly/IM 5-8Cherrybrook, Australia

eMMa PaYne

Nevada2014-15 (Jr.): Currently the lone diver on Nevada’s roster … After continually improving over the course of her sophomore season, will aim to advance to NCAA completion as a junior.

2013-14 (So.): Named to the Mountain West Women’s Swimming & Diving All-Conference Team … At the NCAA Zone E Diving Regional, placed ninth in platform (458.40), 10th in three-meter and 26th in one-meter … Secured important points for the Pack at the Mountain West Championships by placing second in platform diving (258.21), and third in the one-meter diving finals (291.42) and three-meter diving finals (317.64) … Named to the Mountain West Academic All-Conference team … Earned a fourth place finish in one-meter diving competition (282.30) in win over Fresno State … Against UC Davis, tallied a runner-up finish in the one-meter competition (307.72) and placed third in the three-meter competition (296.1) … At the Wildcat Diving Invitational, placed fourth in the three-meter (292.25), sixth in platform (216.50) and seven in the one-meter (233.15) competitions … Helped the Pack earn Scholar All-America team honors with a cumulative GPA of 3.37 … Letterwinner.

2012-13 (Fr.): Competed in the Mountain West Championships after joining the Pack over the winter break.

Prior to Nevada: Competed for the U.S. National Trampoline Team and was ranked second in the nation during the 2009 competition season ... National Champion on the trampoline in 2009 ... Was a member of a U.S. team that competed in Belgium, Russia, the Netherlands and France.

Personal:Began diving in 2012 after suffering multiple injuries on the trampoline ... Chose to dive for the Pack to represent her hometown and dive for what she called a “spectacular coach” in Jian Li You ... Enjoys riding her motorcycle in the summer and her snowboard in the winter ... Father Mitch was a member of the Nevada ski team for two seasons ... Grandfather Norm was a member of the U.S. National Ski Team ... Lists her sports hero as Kerri Strug for her determination.

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Player Profiles

SENIORButterfly/Breaststroke 5-6Reno, Nev. (Bishop Manogue HS)

KaeLIe reVIGLIO

FRESHMANFreestyle 5-8 Orange, Calif. (Milikan HS)

BrIana PeTerSOn

Nevada2014-15 (Fr.): Joined the program as a true freshman in 2014 … Expected to add depth in middle distance and freestyle events.

Prior to Nevada: A graduate of Millikan High School in Long Beach, Calif. … Holds Millikan’s school record in the 200 freestyle relay … Competed for club team Lakewood Aquatics …. Owns Lakewood Aquatics records in 200 meter backstroke and 1,500 meter freestyle … named to the All-Moore League first team in 2014 … won the 500 meter freestyle in the all-conference meet (5:16.47).

Personal:Born Briana Larenne Peterson on May 15, 1996 … Daughter of Joe and Cindy Peterson … Has one sister, Melissa, and one brother, Joey … Intends to major in Community Health Sciences … Chose Nevada over interest from Cal State Bakersfield, Cal State East Bay, Western State Colorado and Colorado Mesa … Hobbies include reading and paddle boarding.

Nevada2014-15 (Sr.): Enters her final season at Nevada as one of five seniors on the roster … Will contribute in multiple events for the Pack with an emphasis in backstroke events.

2013-14 (Jr.): Advanced to the 200-yard backstroke ‘C’ finals at the Mountain West Championships … Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Award winner … Earned a third-place finish in the 200 backstroke (2:09.35) in season-opening win over Pacific … Placed runner-up in the 100 backstroke (59.82) against Fresno State … Placed third in the 100 back (59.78) and 200 back (2:08.69), and sixth in the 400 IM (4:43.39) against UC Davis … Swam the 200 backstroke in 2:08.07 against UCSB, placing third … Tallied her first win of the season in the 100 backstroke (59.56) against Cal State East Bay, where she also placed fourth in the 100 butterfly (1:00.11) … Placed third in the 200 back (2:06.91) and sixth in the 100 back (59.58) against San Jose State … In a tri-meet with UNLV and Wyoming, placed fourth in the 200 (2:08.38) and sixth in the 100 (59.02) backstroke … Helped the Pack earn Scholar All-America team honors with a cumulative GPA of 3.37 … Letterwinner.

2012-13 (So.): Competed sparingly in her second season as a member of the Pack.

2011-12 (Fr.): Joined Nevada at the semester break after transferring from San Diego.

Prior to Nevada: Earned four letters in swimming and diving at Bishop Manogue for coach Janna Jensen ... Also lettered one season in water polo ... Second-Team All-Zephyr League in 2010 ... First-Team All-Zephyr League as a senior in 2011 ... Most Valuable Swimmer each of her four seasons ... Boasts personal bests of 58.62 and 2:09.49 in the 100 and 200-yard butterfly ... 2009 State Champion in the 200 fly.

Personal:Daughter of Trish and Ted Reviglio ... Enjoys going to Lake Tahoe in her spare time and spending time with her family and friends ... Chose to attend Nevada over the University of San Diego to be close to family and because of her new teammates ... Lists her sports hero as Jason Lezak.

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Player Profiles

SENIORFreestyle/Breaststroke5-7Sao Paulo, Brazil (Colegio Avamco)

LuIZa VIeIra

FRESHMANBackstroke/Freestlye5-7Bolton, England (Hindley HS)

JaeGer Turner

Nevada2014-15 (Fr.): Joined the team as a true freshman in 2014 … Will aim to contribute in multiple events as a freshman.

Prior to Nevada: A graduate of Hindley High School in Bolton, Greater Manchester, England … Participated in swimming and tennis … Part of school’s medley relay team that won a national championship in 2009 … Helped lead Hindley to an Arena League Northwest championship in 2004 … Former age group national record

holder … Qualified for the Commonwealth Games trials in 2014, reaching the 50 backstroke final … Competed for the City of Salford Club, a club swim team in Manchester … Multiple finalist in the 2014 British Youth Championship.

Personal:Born on Jaeger Tricia Mitchell Turner in 1996 … Daughter of Terry and Alison Turner … Has three siblings … Intends to major in Community Health Science … Chose Nevada over Ohio … Hobbies include riding horses, spending time with family and volunteering at the local swimming club.

Nevada2014-15 (Sr.): Enters her final season at Nevada as one of five seniors on the roster … Will contribute in backstroke and freestyle events.

2013-14 (Jr.): At the Mountain West Championships, placed first in the 200-yard backstroke ‘B’ finals in 1:58.04 and ninth overall, and placed third in the 100 yard backstroke B finals and 11th overall in 54.85 … Mountain West Scholar-Athlete Award winner … Tallied a runner-up finish in the 200 backstroke (2:05.80) in season-opening win over Pacific … Posted first wins of the season against Fresno State, claiming the 100 backstroke (59.35) and 200 backstroke (2:07.56) … Placed second in the 100 backstroke (58.43) and 200 backstroke (2:06.49) against UC Davis … Swam the 200 backstroke in 2:06.03 to place runner-up against UCSB … Placed fifth in the 100 free (55.56) against Cal State East Bay … Led the Pack against San Jose State, winning the 200 backstroke (2:05.25) and placing second in the 100 backstroke (57.99) … Placed third in the 100 (58.29) and 200 (2:05.67) backstroke in a tri-meet vs. UNLV and Wyoming … Helped the Pack earn Scholar All-America team honors with a cumulative GPA of 3.37 … Also earned individual Scholar All-America honors by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America … Letterwinner.

2012-13 (So.): Exceled in sprint backstroke events in her second season in Reno ... Was 13th at the Mountain West Championships in the 100 back at 55.36 ... 17th in the 200 back with a time of 2:00.83 ... Those times were good enough for the best among Nevada swimmers all season ... She also posted the best 50 back time among Pack swimmers, posting a 25.87 swim ... Competed in the Brazilian National Championships, making it through the first day of qualifying.

2011-12 (Fr.): Joined the Wolf Pack over winter break in 2011 ... Recorded multiple top-10 all-time times including eighth in the 100-yard backstroke ... Posted the year’s fastest time in the 50-yard freestyle (24.32) and 100 and 200-yard backstroke (26.35 and 56.34).

Prior to Nevada: Swam for three seasons at Colegio Avamco in Sao Paulo, Brazil before joining the Pack.

Personal:Daughter of Jose Vieira and Silvama Padovam ... Chose Nevada over Wayne State for the strength of the Journalism school and its athletic programs ... Enjoys spending time with friends, traveling and taking photographs in her spare time.

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Record BookTOP TIMES

25 Yard50 Freestyle Time Year1.Jia Lin Sun 22.66 20002.Laura Bartle 22.88 20003.Terina Dutton-Cook 22.98 20004.Suzy Catterson 23.12 19985.Michaela Schmidt 23.12 20076.Ashley Clandenin 23.16 20037.Kathy Echiverri 23.20 20028.Margaret Doolittle 23.46 20099.Nonie Wainwright 23.48 200710.Mengjiao Mi 23.51 2013

100 Freestyle Time Year1.Jia Lin Sun 49.51 20002.Suzy Catterson 49.59 19983. Teresa Baerens 50.03 20144.Lisa Mackie 50.24 19975.Laura Bartle 50.34 20006.Mengjiao Mi 50.41 20107.Terina Dutton-Cook 50.67 20008.Ashley Clandenin 50.84 20039.Kathy Echiverri 51.30 200210.Kim Kabesh 51.40 2009

200 Freestyle Time Year1.Mengjiao Mi 1:46.76 20122. Teresa Baerens 1:46.56 20143. Sita Kusserow 1:47.39 20144.Lisa Mackie 1:47.45 19975.Mengjiao Mi 1:48.10 20106.Limin Liu 1:48.36 20007.Courtney Eads 1:48.78 20098.Andrea Kostecki 1:49.23 20119.Kim Kabesh 1:49.43 200910. Michelle Foreman 1:50.17 2014

500 Freestyle Time Year1.Mengjiao Mi 4:46.21 20122.Courtney Eads 4:47.39 20093.Mengjiao Mi 4:49.16 20114.Ping Luo 4:49.22 20005.Natalie Pulido 4:50.86 19936.Limin Liu 4:51.39 20007.Jennifer McCoy 4:51.41 19998. Michelle Forman 4:53.76 20149.Lisa Mackie 4:56.18 199610. Riley Hilbrandt 4:57.27 2014

1,000 Freestyle Time Year1. Mengjiao Mi 9:54.36 20132. Ping Luo 9:55.61 20003.Natalie Pulido 10:00.09 19934. Michelle Forman 4:53.76 20145. Yawen Li 10:10.94 20143.Melissa Walker 10:12.95 19944.Mengjiao Mi 10:14.73 20115.Courtney Eads 10:14.96 20096.Jennifer McCoy 10:18.42 19987.Miranda Moore 10:24.60 20078.Amy Clark 10:24.80 1998

1,650 Freestyle Time Year1. Mengjiao Mi 16:19.32 20132.Ping Luo 16:30.46 20003.Mengjiao Mi 16:35.57 20114. Michelle Forman 16:45.42 20145.Natalie Pulido 16:48.82 19946.Melissa Walker 16:54.98 19947.Jennifer McCoy 17:03.47 19988.Tracy Lincoln 17:10.15 19969.Courtney Eads 17:12.84 200810.Amy Clark 17:14.19 1996

100 Backstroke Time Year1.Suzy Catterson 54.59 19992. Luiza Vieira 54.85 20143.Jeanette Tour 55.29 20094.Susan Eisle 56.08 19975.Sarabeth Schweitzer 56.18 20046.Li Bei 56.26 20077. Luiza Viera 56.34 20127.Kim Kabesh 56.39 20098. Kaelie Reviglio 56.48 20149.Joann Jensen 56.80 199410.Kate Lukens 56.89 1995

200 Backstroke Time Year1. Luiza Vieira 1:58.04 20142.Susan Eisele 1:59.92 19993.Sarabeth Metzger 1:59.95 20044.Kate Lukens 2:00.30 19955.Jeanette Tour 2:00.68 20106.Limin Liu 2:00.93 19997.Buchi Liu 2:01.01 19988.Alyssa Chin 2:01.13 20049.Charlene Rigdon 2:01.17 200510.Suzy Catterson 2:01.29 1997

100 Butterfly Time Year1. Limin Liu 51.94 2000(NCAA Champion)2.Kim Kabesh 53.60 20093.Courtney Eads 54.27 20084.Sita Kusserow 54.48 20145. Michelle Forman 55.24 20136.Michaela Schmidt 55.26 20087.Keara Malone 55.51 19968.May Ooi 55.74 19969. Erin Fuss 55.80 201410.Marichi Gandionco 55.99 2010

200 Butterfly Time Year1.Limin Liu 1:52.93 2000(NCAA Champion)2.Courtney Eads 1:56.87 20093.Kim Kabesh 1:58.07 20094. Sita Kusserow 1:59.51 20145.Gabriele Guieb 2:00.42 20116. Rachel O’Connor 2:00.70 20147. Erin Fuss 2:01.79 20148. Raquel Teran-Sanchez 2:02.04 20149.Marichi Gandionco 2:02.86 200910.Michaela Schmidt 2:02.92 2006

100 Breaststroke Time Year1.Margaret Doolittle 1:01.35 20082. Arantxa Medina-Alegria 1:02.21 20143.Leticia Cunha 1:02.22 20034.Kathy Echiverri 1:02.30 20025.Sarah Shields 1:03.27 20096.Jia Lin Sun 1:03.29 20007.Lisa Mackie 1:03.59 19978.Li Bei 1:03.83 20059.Niki Ogilvie 1:04.10 200310.Brittany Reichardt 1:04.36 2005

200 Breaststroke Time Year1. Yawen Li 2:10.15 20142. Sophie Cieplucha 2:11.44 20143.Summer Halwas-Morgan 2:13.57 20094.Margaret Doolittle 2:13.97 20085.Leticia Cunha 2:15.95 20036. Arantxa Medina-Alegria 2:17.42 20147.May Ooi 2:17.70 19958. Nikki Longland 2:17.80 20149. Riley Hilbrandt 2:18.44 201410. Ashley Kunz 2:18.53 2013

200 Individual Medley Time Year1. Yawen Li 1:59.16 20142. Teresa Baerens 1:59.52 20143.Lisa Mackie 2.00.33 19974.Limin Liu 2:00.44 20005.Margaret Doolittle 2:01.08 20086. Arantxa Medina-Alegria 2:01.58 20147.May Ooi 2:02.84 19958.Li Bei 2:03.13 20059. Nikki Longland 2:03.23 201410 .Summer Halwas-Morgan 2:03.28 2009

400 Individual Medley Time Year1. Yawen Li 4:07.09 20142.Summer Halwas-Morgan 4:19.28 20093. Chavisa Thaveesupsoonthorn 4:20.25 20134. Sophie Cieplucha 4:20.33 20145.Courtney Eads 4:20.36 20096.Chavisa Thaveesupsoonthorn 4:21.42 20107.Danielle Walker 4:20.74 19998. Nikki Longland 4:21.76 20149.Gabriele Guieb 4:24.02 201110.Kate Lukens 4:24.26 1996

relaYs200 Medley Relay Time Year1. 1:40.63 2014 Vieira, Medina-Alegria, Kusserow, Baerens2. 1:40.88 2009 Tour, Doolittle, Gandionco, Huppert3. 1:41.44 2000 Dutton, Sun, Liu, Bartle4. 1:42.49 2010 Tour, Doolittle, Gandionco, Mi

200 Freestyle Relay Time Year1. 1:31.12 1999 Sun, Liu, Bartle, Dutton2. 1:32.91 2009 Ong, Huppert, Shields, Doolittle3. 1:33.70 2007 Clendenin, Rigdon, Murphy, Chin4. 1:33.94 2014 Forman, Medina-Alegria, Hilbrandt, Kostecki

400 Medley Relay Time Year1. 3:40.55 2009 Tour, Doolittle, Kabesh, Eads2. 3:41.15 1997 Catterson, Mackie, Malone, Dutton3. 3:44.15 2010 Tour, Doolittle, Gandionco, Mi4. 3:42.30 2014 Vieira, Medina-Alegria, Kusserow, Kostecki

400 Freestyle Relay Time Year1. 3:20.45 1998 Sun, Bartle, Catterson, Mackie2. 3:21.25 2014 Li, Kostecki, Kusserow, Baerens3. 3:22.45 2009 Kabesh, Doolittle, Maddock, Eads3. 3:24.06 2013 Mi, Forman, Allen, Kostecki4. 3:25.52 2005 Chin, Van Der Linde, Gunsalus, Rigdon5. 3:26.43 2011 Ploussard, Gandionco, Kostecki, Mi

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800 Freestyle Relay Time Year1. 7:11.87 2014 Kusserow, Li, Forman, Baerens2. 7:18.91 2013 Mi, Forman, Li, Kostecki3. 7:24.25 2009 Kabesh, Maddock, Gandionco, Eads4. 7:27.76 2000 Liu, Homstead, Luo, Bartle5. 7:28.12 2003 Chin, Cunha, Murphy, Schweitzer

50 meter50 Freestyle Time Year1. Laura Bartle 26.11 19992. Suzy Catterson 26.34 19983. Jia Lin Sun 26.43 19984. Terina Dutton 26.59 20005. Ashley Clendenin 26.63 2002

100 Freestyle Time Year1. Suzy Catterson 56.75 19982. Lise’ Mackie 56.93 19963. Laura Bartle 57.36 20004. Terina Dutton 58.71 20005. Ashley Clendenin 58.80 2002

200 Freestyle Time Year1. Lise’ Mackie 2:03.01 19962. Natalia Pulido 2:04.90 19943. Alyssa Chin 2:07.40 20034. Laura Bartle 2:07.50 19995. Karyn Kelch 2:07.91 1995

400 Freestyle Time Year1. Natalia Pulido 4:22.50 19942. Amy Murphy 4:32.79 20023. Tracy Lincoln 4:41.50 19964. Amy Clark 4:42.21 19975. Laura Bartle 4:42.40 1998

800 Freestyle Time Year1. Ping Luo 8:42.71 20002. Natalia Pulido 9:00.82 19943. Laura Bartle 9:12.11 2000

1,500 Freestyle Time Year1. Ping Luo 16:58.01 20002. Natalia Pulido 17:10.51 19943. Laura Bartle 17:42.81 2000

100 Backstroke Time Year1. Sarabeth Metzger 1:02.90 20022. Suzy Catterson 1:04.87 19973. Alyssa Chin 1:05.41 20024. Susan Eisele 1:05.65 19975. Terina Dutton 1:06.11 2000

200 Backstroke Time Year1. Sarabeth Metzger 2:15.99 20022. Aylssa Chin 2:19.43 20023. Jackie Walk 2:19.99 20024. Katy Lukens 2:20.33 19945. Suzy Catterson 2:21.09 1997

100 Butterfly Time Year1. Limin Liu 59.14 19992. May Ooi 1:03.32 19963. Lise’ Mackie 1:03.75 19964. Sarabeth Metzger 1:03.98 20025. Keara Malone 1:04.00 1996

200 Butterfly Time Year1. Limin Liu 2:09.30 19992. Sarabeth Metzger 2:15.80 20023. Danielle Walker 2:22.81 19974. Teresa Nelson 2:25.52 19965. May Ooi 2:27.18 1998

100 Breaststroke Time Year1. Leticia Cunha 1:12.20 20022. May Ooi 1:13.80 19963. Niki Ogilvie 1:13.99 20024. Beth Hejny 1:15.22 20025. Brooke Martin 1:16.50 1996

200 Breaststroke Time Year1. May Ooi 2:37.75 19962. Niki Ogilvie 2:40.00 20023. Beth Hejny 2:41.43 20024. Leticia Cunha 2:41.76 20025. Bonnie Fryer 2:45.01 1994

200 Individual Medley Time Year1. Lise’ Mackie 2:19.96 19982. May Ooi 2:20.52 19963. Alyssa Chin 2:22.61 20024. Sarabeth Metzger 2:23.56 20025. Katy Lukens 2:24.70 1994

400 Individual Medley Time Year1. Sarabeth Metzger 4:56.03 20022. Danielle Walker 5:06.56 19973. Bonnie Fryer 5:07.45 19944. Katy Lukens 5:08.11 19945. Karyn Kelch 5:09.10 1996

diving1-meter diving (six dives) Score Year1. Lang Rao 378.55 19992. Candice Minette 324.55 20083. Grace Huang 309.99 20143. Chelsea Sawyer 307.30 20074. Devon Owen 307.10 20055. Grace Huang 305.30 20126. Christine Lachmann 301.82 20057. Stephanie Hansen 300.60 20128. Melyssa Charlton 291.05 20129. Heather Ramirez 285.95 200810. Jessica Gale 283.10 2005

3-meter diving (six dives) Score Year1. Candice Minette 396.95 20082. Lang Rao 395.20 19993. Chelsea Sawyer 357.05 20084. Grace Huang 331.20 20125. Devon Owen 324.68 20056. Heather Ramirez 321.16 20087. Kristen Littell 305.45 20068. Stephanie Hansen 305.15 20129. Christine Lachmann 303.80 200510. Ashley Potoc 292.65 2007

Platform (Nine dives) Score Year1. Stephanie Hansen 496.05 20122. Grace Huang 488.95 20123. Chelsea Sawyer 472.95 20084. Jessica Gale 465.45 20065. Kristin Littell 443.25 20066. Candice Minette 409.75 20087. Devon Owen 389.35 20058. Heather Ramirez 388.85 20089. Christine Lachmann 357.45 200210. Christie Bulmer 347.65 2002

Platform (10 dives) Score Year1. Grace Huang 527.84 20142. Krysta Palmer 522.12 20143. Stephanie Hansen 514.29 2013

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NEVADA ALL-TIME RECORDS

Event Name Time Year50 Freestyle Jia Lin Sun 22.66 2000100 Freestyle Jia Lin Sun 49.51 2000200 Freestyle Mengjiao Mi 1:46.76 2012500 Freestyle Mengjiao Mi 4:46.21 20121,000 Freestyle Mengjiao Mi 9:54.36 20131,650 Freestyle Ping Luo 16:30.46 2000100 Backstroke Suzy Catterson 54.59 1998200 Backstroke Luiza Vieira 1:58.04 2014100 Butterfly Limin Liu 51.94 2000200 Butterfly Limin Liu 1:52.93 2000100 Breaststroke Margaret Doolittle 1:01.35 2008200 Breaststroke Yawen Li 2:10.15 2014200 IM Yawen Li 1:59.16 2014400 IM Yawen Li 4:07.09 20141 M Diving (6) Lang Rao 378.55 20143 M Diving (6) Candice Minette 396.95 2008Platform (9) Grace Huang 527.85 2014200 Medley Relay Luiza Vieira 1:40.63 2014 Arantxa Medina-Alegria Sita Kusserow Teresa Baerens400 Medley Relay Jeanette Tour 3:40.55 2009 Margaret Doolittle Kim Kabesh Courtney Eads200 Free Relay Jia Lin Sun 1:31.12 2000 Limin Liu Laura Bartle Terina Dutton400 Free Relay Jia Lin Sun 3:20.45 1998 Laura Bartle Suzy Catterson Lise Mackie800 Free Relay Sita Kusserow 7:11.87 2014 Yawen Li Michelle Forman Teresa Baerens


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natalia pUlidoSpain - 1992

Natalia Pulido swam for the Wolf Pack between 1992-94. Pulido was one of thebest distance swimmer in school history. She represented Spain in the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, Spain. Pulido competed in the 100, 200 and 400 meter freestyle events.

maY ooiSingapore - 1992

May Ooi swam for the Wolf Pack from 1993-97. Ooi holds the Nevada long course record in the 200-yard breaststroke. Sherepresented Singapore at the 1992Olympics in Barcelona, Spain.

limin liUChina - 1996 & 2000

Limin Liu swam for the Wolf Pack in 1999 and 2000 and became Nevada’s first-ever NCAA Champion. She won the 200 butterfly in 1999 and the 100 and 200 in 2000. Liu was a silver medalist at the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, GA in the 100 meter butterfly. She also competed in the 2000 Sydney Games in Australia. She also held the world short course record in 100 butterfly with a time of 58.68. Liu was a gold medalist at the World Championships.

lise maCKieAustralia - 1992 & 1996

Lise Mackie swam for the University of Nevada from 1995-98. She was a three-time Big West Conference Swimmer of the Year. Mackie represented Australia atthe 1992 Olympics in Spain & ‘96 Games in Atlanta, GA and came home with a bronze medal as a part of the 800 meter freestyle relay team.

Ann Belikow 1979 - National Champion National record - 100 BreaststrokeLimin Liu 1999 - National Champion National record - 200 Butterfly 1999 - 100 Butterfly 2000 - National Champion National record - 100 & 200 ButterflyLise Mackie 1996 - 100 Freestyle 1997 - 200 Individual Medley 1997 - 200 Freestyle 1998 - 200 Individual MedleySuzy Catterson 1997 - 100 Backstroke 1998 - 100 Freestyle 1999 - 100 Backstroke

Jia Lin Sun 1999 - 50 Freestyle 2000 - 50 FreestylePing Luo 2000 - 1650 FreestyleLang Rao 1998 - 1-Meter Diving 1998 - 3-Meter Diving 1999 - 1-Meter DivingLise Mackie, Laura Bartle,Suzy Catterson, Terina Cook 1997 - 200 Medley Relay 1997 - 400 Freestyle Relay 1997 - 200 Freestyle RelayJia Lin Sun, Laura Bartle,Suzy Catterson, Lise Mackie 1998 - 200 Freestyle Relay

Jia Lin Sun, Laura Bartle,Terina Cook, Suzy Catterson,Lise Mackie 1998 - 400 Freestyle RelaySuzy Catterson, Jia Lin Sun,Limin Liu, Ping Luo 1999 - 200 Medley Relay 1999 - 400 Medley RelayJia Lin Sun, Limin Liu,Suzy Catterson, Ping Luo 1999 - 200 Freestyle Relay 1999 - 400 Freestyle RelayTerina Dutton, Laura Bartle,Jia Lin Sun, Limin Liu 2000 - 200 Medley Relay 2000 - 200 Freestyle Relay 2000 - 400 Medley Relay 2000 - 400 Freestyle Relay

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1996 Big West ChampionshipsSwimmer of the Year – Lisé MackieCoach of the Year – Mike Anderson400 Freestyle Relay – Karyn Kelch, Terina Cook, Homstad, Lisé Mackie100 Freestyle – Lisé Mackie200 Backstroke – Susan Eisele800 Freestyle Relay – Karyn Kelch, Walker, Nelson, Lisé Mackie100 Backstroke – Susan Eisele200 Freestyle – Lisé Mackie100 Butterfly – Keara Malone400 Individual Medley – Danielle Walker400 Medley Relay – Susan Eisele, Martin, Keara Malone, Lisé Mackie50 Freestyle – Terina Cook200 Individual Medley – Karyn Kelch

1997 Big West ChampionshipsSwimmer of the Year – Lisé MackieCoach of the Year – Mike Anderson200 Backstroke – Susan Eisele100 Freestyle – Lisé Mackie400 Freestyle Relay – Suzy Catterson, Bartle, Terina Cook, Lisé Mackie200 Medley Relay – Suzy Catterson, Lisé Mackie, Malone, Terina Cook400 Individual Medley – Danielle Walker100 Butterfly – Keara Malone200 Freestyle – Lisé Mackie100 Backstroke – Suzy Catterson800 Freestyle Relay – Bartle, Susan Eisele, Walker, Clark400 Medley Relay – Suzy Catterson, Lisé Mackie, Malone, Terina Cook200 Freestyle Relay – Bartle, Suzy Catterson, Terina Cook, Lisé Mackie200 Individual Medley – Lisé Mackie500 Freestyle – Terina Cook

1998 Big West ChampionshipsSwimmer of the Year – Lisé MackieCoach of the Year – Mike Anderson200 Backstroke – Susan Eisele100 Freestyle – Lisé Mackie200 Butterfly – Danielle Walker1-Meter Springboard – Lang Rao400 Freestyle Relay – Jia Lin Sun, Laura Bartle, Suzy Catterson, Lisé Mackie200 Medley Relay – Suzy Catterson, Lisé Mackie, Laura Bartle, Jia Lin Sun400 Individual Medley – Danielle Walker100 Butterfly – Laura Bartle200 Freestyle – Lisé Mackie100 Breaststroke – Jia Lin Sun100 Backstroke – Suzy Catterson3-Meter Springboard – Lang Rao800 Freestyle Relay – Laura Bartle, Homstad, Clark, Susan Eisele200 Individual Medley – Lisé Mackie50 Freestyle – Suzy Catterson400 Medley Relay – Suzy Catterson, Jia Lin Sun, Lisé Mackie, Laura Bartle

1999 Big West Championships200 Medley Relay – Suzy Catterson, Jia Lin Sun, Limin Liu, Laura Bartle100 Butterfly – Limin Liu200 Freestyle – Suzy Catterson100 Breaststroke – Carol Cottingham100 Backstroke – Suzy Catterson

3-Meter Springboard – Lang Rao800 Freestyle Relay – Ping Luo, McCoy, Luevano, Susan Eisele400 Individual Medley – Ping Luo200 Freestyle Relay – Jia Lin Sun, Laura Bartle, Limin Liu, Suzy Catterson500 Freestyle – Ping Luo200 Individual Medley – Bichum Liu50 Freestyle – Jia Lin Sun400 Medley Relay – Suzy Catterson, Jia Lin Sun, Limin Liu, Laura Bartle1650 Freestyle – Ping Luo200 Backstroke – Susan Eisele100 Freestyle – Suzy Catterson200 Breaststroke – Carol Cottingham200 Butterfly – Limin Liu1-Meter Springboard – Lang Rao400 Freestyle Relay – Laura Bartle, Susan Eisele, Limin Liu, Suzy Catterson

2000 Big West Championships200 Freestyle Relay – Jia Lin Sun, Laura Bartle, Limin Liu, Terina Cook-Dutton500 Freestyle – Ping Luo200 Individual Medley – Limin Liu50 Freestyle – Jia Lin Sun400 Medley Relay – Terina Cook-Dutton, Jia Lin Sun, Limin Liu, Laura Bartle200 Medley Relay – Terina Cook-Dutton, Jia Lin Sun, Limin Liu, Laura Bartle100 Butterfly – Limin Liu200 Freestyle – Laura Bartle100 Breaststroke – Jia Lin Sun3-Meter Springboard – Kate Oiness800 Freestyle Relay – Limin Liu, Homstad, Ping Luo, Laura Bartle1650 Freestyle – Ping Luo100 Freestyle – Jia Lin Sun200 Butterfly – Limin Liu1-Meter Springboard – Kate Oiness

2001 WAC ChampionshipsDiver of the Year - Christie Bulmer

2002 WAC Championships1-Meter Springboard - Kate Oiness100 Breaststroke - Kathy Echiverri

2003 WAC Championships3-Meter Springboard - Devon Owen

2004 WAC Championships100 Breaststroke - Leticia Cunha

2006 WAC ChampionshipsFreshman of the Year - Kim Kabesh

2007 WAC ChampionshipsFreshman of the Year - Margaret Doolittle200 Medley Relay - Li Bei, Margaret Doolittle, Mi-chaela Schmidt, Nonie Wainwright400 Medley Relay - Bei, Doolittle, Kim Kabesh, Schmidt50 Freestyle - Michaela Schmidt100 Backstroke - Margaret Doolittle200 Breaststroke - Margaret Doolittle

2008 WAC ChampionshipsSwimmer of the Year - Margaret DoolittleFreshman of the Year - Jeanette Tour

200 Medley Relay - Jeannette Tour, Margaret Doolit-tle, Michaela Schmidt, Nonie Wainwright400 Medley Relay - Tour, Doolittle, Kim Kabesh, Wainwright200 Individual Medley - Margaret Doolittle400 Individual Medley - Summer Hawas-Morgan100 Butterfly - Kim Kabesh100 Breaststroke - Margaret Doolittle100 Backstroke - Jeanette Tour200 Backstroke - Jeanette Tour200 Breaststroke - Margaret Doolittle200 Butterfly - Kim Kabesh

2009 WAC ChampionshipsSwimmer of the Year - Courtney Eads200 Medley Relay - Jeanette Tour, Margaret Doolit-tle, Marichi Ganionco, JayDee Huppert400 Medley Relay - Tour, Doolittle, Kim Kabesh, Courtney Eads500 Freestyle - Courtney Eads400 Individual Medley - Summer Halwas-Morgan200 Freestyle - Courtney Eads200 Butterfly - Courtney Eads400 Freestyle Relay - Tour, Doolittle, Michaela Schmidt, Nonie Wainwright

2010 WAC ChampionshipsFreshman of the Year - Mengjiao Mi200 Freestyle - Mengjiao Mi500 Freestyle - Mengjiao Mi200 Medley Relay - Jeanette Tour, Margaret Doolit-tle, Marichi Gandionco, JayDee Huppert

2011 WAC Championships500 Freestyle - Mengjiao Mi1,650 Freestyle - Mengjiao Mi2012 WAC ChampionshipsDiver of the Year - Grace Huang500 Freestyle - Mengjiao Mi1,650 Freestyle - Mengjiao Mi

2012 WAC ChampionshipsDiver of the Year - Grace Huang1,650-yard freestyle - Mengjiao Mi500-yard freestyle - Mengjiao Mi

2013 Mountain West ChampionshipsDiver of the Year - Stephanie Hansen500-yard freestyle - Mengjiao Mi200-yard freestyle - Mengjiao Mi1-meter springboard - Stephanie Hansen3-meter springboard - Grace HuangPlatform - Stephanie Hansen

2014 Mountain West ChampionshipsDiver of the Year - Grace Huang400-yard IM - Yawen Li200-yard breaststroke - Yawen Li200-yard freestyle - Teresa Baerens1-meter springboard - Grace HuangPlatform - Grace Huang

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all-time letterwinnersaAkers, Christine 2005Aldrich, Renee 1995-98Allen, Lauren 2013-PresentAmthor, Gennifer 1995-96Anderson, Suzanne 1982-83Andrus, Alica 1992-94Armstrong, Alyson 2007-09Arnold, Jennifer 2011-14Arrascada, Mary Ellen 1984-88Austin, Laura 1984BBaciocco, Lorry 1976-78Badillo, Amber 1989-92Bakies, Jeri 1981-84Barich, Barbara 1976-78Barlow, Mary 1979-80Barrett, Amber 1991-93Barrow, Sandy 1977-78Bartle, Laura 1996-2000Teresa Baerens 2014-PresentBei, Li 2005-07Belikow, Ann 1976-79Benson, Tara 1992-93Bentzien, Christine 1999-2000Berman, Cindy 1994-97Bohn, Cori 1980-81Bond, Becky 1980-81Boroughf, Amy 1989-90Braun, Stephanie 2006-07, 2009-10Brennan, Amy 1991-92Brewer, Kellie 1982-84Bright, Kerri 1991-92Brown, Morgana 1986Bryant, Paige 1977-79Buck, Barbara 1977-81Bulmer, Christie 2001-04Buonomici, Shari 1978-81Burau, Jody 1985-88Burgess, Heather 1984-87Byrd, Stephanie 1985CCadag, Larissa 2005-07Caines, Amanda 2008-11Camburn, Gayle 1987-88Campbell, Karen 1984Capozzo, Monica 2011-14Carnahan, Michaun 1989-90Carter, Dawn 1977-78Carlyle, Kelly 1990-91Catterson, Suzy 1996-99Cerrone, Toni 1984Chabot, Amy 1981-85Chalmers, Maureen 1984-85Chappel, Kathy 1990-91Charlton, Melyssa 2010-12Chavez, Michelle 1986Chin, Alyssa 2002-05Chittim, Christine 2002Cieplucha, Sophia 2014Cipriano, Karen 1977-78Cirone, Sonya 1991-93

Clark, Amy 1994-98Clendenin, Ashley 2002-03Collins, Brandy 2005Cook, Terina 1995-98Corrigan, Maureen 1987-92Corson, Elizabeth 1980-81Cottingham, Carol 1998-2000Cozens, Kerron 1978-81Cummings, Tamsen 1987Cunha, Leticia 2001-04dDalton, Kristin 1994-96Davidson, Riva 2000-2001Debaji, Aniesa 2010Denner, Kelly 2002-03Dickey, Barbara 1984Dohr, Kathy 1979-83Doolittle, Margaret 2007-10Drennan, Jocelin 2011-presentDunklee, Kristin 1986-91Dunn, Peggy 1988-91eEads, Courtney 2008-10Echiverri, Kathy 2001-02Eisele, Susan 1995-1999Eisenhower, Emily 2005Erickson, Rhonda 1985-87FFaust, Jennifer 1979-81Feickert, Kimberly 1992-93Foley, Leslie 2011-14Fontaine, Jessica 2014Forman, Michelle 2011-presentFotoohi, Misha 2010-13Fox, Kathy 1985-87Fulton, Jennifer 1987-88Fuss, Erin 2014-PresentFrench, Mary 1997-2000Fretz, JoAnn 1989-93Fritcher, Julianne 2005-08Fryer, Bonnie 1990-94Fryer, Nicole 1988-92gGalau, Leona 1982-86Gale, Jessica 2003-06Gandionco, Marichi 2008-11Garvey, Julie 1976-78Gerling, Connie 1978-80Germann, Kristin 1988-92Gerow, Kathryn 1988-89Gordon, Pam 1977-81Gordon, Patti 1977-81Grady, Heather 1989-91Graver, Kristen 1985Gray, Connie 1979-84Greene, Kristi 1992-96Gregorn, Rachel 1998-2001Guieb, Gabby 2010-13Guinn, Jennifer 1989-90Gunsalus, Maren 2003-06Gustavsson, Anna 2000-2001

HHanson, Stephanie 2011-14Harrel, Ellen 1987Hawker, Sarah 1992-93Halwas-Morgan Summer 2008-10Hansenburg, Stephanie 2010Hartsock, Kasey 2008Hay, Christine 1992-93Hejny, Beth 2002-05Hemmingsen, Jessica 2006-08Henningsen, Caroline 1985-87Hersted, Olivia 1995-96Herzchel, Kristin 1986-89Heydon, Kelley 1982-87HIlbrandt, Riley 2014-PresentHill, Kelley 1987Hill, Victoria 1987Hockel, Laurel 1990-94Holland, Erin 2003-04Homstad, Karen 1995-98Horvat, Terry 1976-77Howard, Stacy 1989-90Howe, Karli 2011Huang, Grace 2011-14Hummel, Shelly 7976-79Hunter, Wendi 1979-81Huppert, JayDee 2006-09JJackson, Janette 1978-79Jackson, Marcy 1989-90Jensen, Joanna 1992-93Johnson, Ashley 2002-03Johnson, Lisel 1992-96Jones, Megan 2002-04Jones, Yvonne 1980-81KKabesh, Kim 2006-09Kelch, Karyn 1992-96Keller, Michaela 2001-02Kemmerling, Lisa 1982-85Kilpatrick, Melanie 1976-77Klein, Elizabeth 2003-04Koelker, Rachel 2003Kondo, Tina 1988-89Kostecki, Andrea 2011-14Kostelyk, Karen 1979-84Kruger, Jodette 1991-92Kunz, Ashley 2010-14Kusserow, Sita 2014-PresentlLachmann, Christine 2002-05Lamb, Anne 1984Landers, Annette 1979-80Larsen, Chelsey 2008-11Larson, Melanie 2011-14Lawson, Katelyn 2011-14Lefebre, Karen 1992-93Leland, Jen 1989-91Leuvano, Mariana 1997-99Li, Yawen 2013-PresentLibbert, Gillian 1984-86Lim, Alzina 2001-02

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all-time letterwinnersLim, Eadelin 1993-95Lim, Jacqueline 2004Limon, Mary 1989-91Lincoln, Tracy 1995-96Littell, Kristin 2004-07Liu, Bichun 1997-99Liu, Limin 1998-2000Longland, Nikki 2011-14Longo, Lizette 1987Lukens, Kathryn 1991-95Luo, Ping 1998-2001mMacadaeg, Andrea 1984-85Macdonald, Amanda 1995Mackie, Lise 1995-1998Maddock, Danielle 2007-10Maley, Lisa 1988-89Mallery, Amanda 1981-85Malone, Keara 1993-97Manchester, Alison 1980-84Mariani, Kayla 2008-11Marujo, Jennifer 1995-96Martin, Brooke 1995-97Matz, Kim 2002Maxwell, Wendi 1980-81McCary, Kate 2003McCombs, Jennifer 2003-04McCoy, Jen 1999-02McHenry, Kerry 1987McKenney, Kelsey 2002-05Medina, Kim 2008-10Medina-Alegria, Arantxa 2014-PresentMerwick, Debbie 1986Metzger, Sarabeth 2003-05Mi, Mengjiao “Jojo” 2010-14Michael, Amie 1988-89Milner, Julie 1993-95Minette, Candice 2006-09Mirch, Ann 1985Mirch, Mary 1978-80Moffett, Cheryl 1976-77Moore, Miranda 2007-10Morrow, Brook 1989-90Murphy, Amy 2001-04Murray, Melissa 1988-92nNeff, Samantha 2008-09Nelson, Teresa 1995-96, 2000Nidsbet, Kelli 1989-90Nisbet, Mendi 1990-93Nolan, Teresa 1980-82Nowotny, Cherri 1982-85oO’Connor, Rachel 2011-14Oiness, Kate 1999-02Olson, Cara 1989-92Ogilvie, Niki 2003Ong, Heidi 2009-10Ooi, May 1993-97O’Shaughnessy, Kelly 1994-98Otley, Kimberly 1992-93Owen, Devon 2003-06

Oxoby, Lindy 1998-2000pPalmer, Krysta 2013-PresentPanttaja, Brita 1989-92Parham, Calley 2010Parrish, Sally 1992-93Peterson, Karen 1976-80Phillips, Michelle 1984Pilger, Jessica 1995-99Platt, Susan 1981-82Ploussard, Alysse 2010-13Potoc, Ashley 2007Powell, Lindsey 1976-78Preston, Lisa 1977-78Prestwood, Jennifer 1987-89Price, Valerie 1985-86Pulido, Natalia 1993-95rRabe, Rebecca 1995-96Ramirez, Heather 2008-10Rao, Lang 1997-99Reeder, Gale 1976-80Reese, Bobbie Lee 2005-08Reichardt, Brandy 1999-02Reichardt, Brittany 2005Reviglio, Kaelie 2013-PresentRhodes, Rhonda 1994-95Rice, Leslie 1979-82Rigdon, Charlene 2002-05Rose, Megan 2006Rose, Samantha 2005-07Rossi, Jocelyn 1995-96Roth, Teresa 1976-80Rowley, Cette 1992-93Ruppert, Angelina 2009-10Rylander, Christine 1991-95Ryssman, Michelle 1979sSartini, Kaitlin 2011-14Sasaki, Tracie 1987-89Satmary, Sue 1982-84Sawyer, Chelsea 2007-08Sears, Patti 1980-81Sears, Susan 1976-77Sekeres, Michelle 1997-99Schegel, Megan 1992Schilling, Annette 1990-92Schmidt, Michaela 2006-08Schuon, Martha 1986Schwarz, Cynthia 1980-81Seamons, Konnie 2003Seeliger, Sherri 1986Sha, Sha 2005-06Shi, Chen 2006Shields, Sarah 2007-10Shephard, Rebecca 1998-2001Simpson, Jill 1981-82Sjogren, Heidi 1985-87Skaggs, Collette 1990-94Small, Jan 1976-77Smith, Bonnie 1984-85Smith, Stephanie 2006-09

Solis, Heidi 1993-94Squires, Candace 1989-92Stage, Devon 1989-90Sterns, Kathy 1976-77Stevens, Veronica 1987-88Stover, Kimberly 1992-95Stringari, Jennifer 1978-79Sullivan, Gaylene 1988-90Sullivan, Sharon 1982-85Sullivan, Tara 1989-91Sun, Jia Lin 1997-2000Sunderman, Krista Ann 1999-02Sutton, Breeana 2008-10tTelecky, Teresa 1976-78Teran-Sanchez, Raquel 2011-14Thaveesupsoonthorn, Chavisa 2011-14Thein, Robbin 1981-86Thomas, Heather 2002Tour, Jeanette 2008-10Towle, Tracye 1987-89Trachok, Cathy 1976-81Trigueiro, Kathy 1976-77UUnthank, Alison 1985Urioste, Amanda 1997vVan Der Linde, Larissa 2004-05Vessie, Lauren 2010-13Vierra, Rebecca 1992-95Vieira, Luiza 2013-PresentVollstedt, Ann-Marie 1997-2001WWainwright, Nonie 2007-09Walk, Jackie 2001-04Walker, Danielle 1994-98Walker, Melissa 1993-97Walter, Tricia 1987Wanas, Ann 1980-82Weigand, Laura 1980-81Welker, Mallory 2006-07Wells, Molly 1997-99Wesner, Trisha 2006-08Whitford, Allison 1990-91Whitehead, Julie 1999-02Whiteside, Kaitlyn 2008Wilce, Wendy 2005Wilde, Chelsea 2000-2001Williams, Nicole 1991-92Wilson, Sharon 1982-85Winkel, Margaret 1985Wolfe, Julie 1980-82Wyness, Wendy 1990-92ZZahrobsky, Lara 1986-92


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