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2004 Championship Results
(FINAL)
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Women's
Championship |
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Team |
Score
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| 1. |
Grinnell |
916
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| 2. |
Lake Forest |
633
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| 3. |
St. Norbert |
473
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| 4. |
Lawrence |
459
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| 5. |
Beloit |
265
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| 6. |
Carroll |
240
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| 7. |
Knox |
196
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| 8. |
Ripon |
191
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Men's
Championship |
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Team |
Score
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| 1. |
Grinnell |
852.5
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| 2. |
Lawrence |
656.5
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| 3. |
Lake Forest |
440
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| 4. |
Ripon |
410
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| 5. |
Carroll |
267
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| 6. |
Beloit |
257
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| 7. |
Knox |
224
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2004
Women's
Swimmer
of
the
Year:
Chelsea
Bueter,
Lake
Forest
2004
Men's
Swimmer
of
the
Year:
Jason
Reeves,
Knox
2004
Women's
Coach
of
the
Year:
Erin
Hurley,
Grinnell
Jeremy
Moeller
and
Dan
Newel,
St.
Norbert
2004
Men's
Coach
of
the
Year:
Kevin
Schober,
Beloit
Liz
Tierney,
Ripon
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12-7
Press Release
11-23 Press Release
11-16 Press Release
Beloit
swim
teams
earn
Academic
All-America
Awards
The Beloit College women's and men's swim
teams were recognized for their accomplishments in the classroom by being
named College Swimming Coaches Association of America Academic All-America
teams. To qualify for the honor, the grade point average of the entire
squad must average at least a 2.8 on a 4.0 scale. The Buccaneer women
earned the highest possible Academic All-America Award - "superior"
- because their combeind GPA was 3.54. The superior ranking is for teams
with a GPA of 3.25 or better. The men's team earned a "commendable"
 award
for its 2.99 GPA.
The Buccaneer women compiled the second highest
grade point average in the country in the NCAA's Division III for the
winter/spring semester 2004, and the eighth highest GPA regardless of
gender or division, according to the CSCAA. The men's team had the 29th
highest male GPA in Division III. In all, 187 teams - men and women at
all levels of the NCAA - met the criteria. Fifty-one NCAA Division III
womens teams qualified and 37 NCAA Division III men's teams qualified.
(Submitted by Beloit Sports Info)
Lake
Forest's
Bueter
Earns
All-American
Honors
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Freshman
places
in
two
events
at
National
Meet
Thanks solely to the efforts of freshman
Chelsea Bueter (Swisher, IA/Prairie), the Lake Forest College women's
swimming & diving team placed 43rd at the NCAA Division III National Championship
Meet over the weekend (March 11-13). On  Thursday,
Bueter posted the 15th-fastest 200-individual medley time in the preliminaries
but moved up four places to 11th in the finals that evening with a school
record time of 2:10.01. Bueter's time of 4:41.08 in Friday's 400-individual
medley ranked 22nd so she did not qualify for the finals that night. Her
best performance of the meet came in Saturday's 200-breaststroke. She
recorded the eighth-fastest time (2:24.11) in the preliminaries and finished
in the same place that evening in the finals. Bueter is the 31st Forester
female to earn All-American honors. She set a school record in the 200-breaststroke
(2:23.99) earlier in the season and was named Midwest Conference Swimmer
of the Year after winning three individual races and participating on
a pair of victorious relay teams at the MWC Championship Meet on February
13-15. (Lake Forest Sports Info)
Divers Represent Grinnell Well
Coach Erin Hurley accompanied two of her divers to
the NCAA Division III National Championships and witnessed top performances
by each. Sarah Stayer ’06 (Houston, Tex.), competing at the meet for
the second straight year, received Honorable Mention All-America designation
for her 16th-place finish in the 3m competition. Off the 1m board, Stayer
was 19th overall. Stayer is the four-time reigning Midwest Conference
Champion on both boards. Eric Blevins ’04 (Abingdon, Va.) was in his
first appearance at the national event and made good on the opportunity.
He finished sixth off the 1m boards and with the performance, received
All-America Honors. In the 3m competition, he was 10th and was designated
Honorable Mention All-America. Blevins is the only eight-time Midwest
Conference Champion, winning the 1m and 3m competitions in all eight
tries. (Grinnell Sports Info)
Divers
Stayer
and
Blevins
Chosen
to
Advance
to
NCAA
National
Meet
Sarah Stayer '06 has advanced to the Division
III NCAA National Championship meet for the second straight year. The
four-time Midwest Conference Champion travels to St. Peters, Mo. to the
St. Peter's Rec-Plex March 11-13. She will dive in the 1-meter event Thursday
and the 3-meter event Friday and Saturday. Competition begins at 11 a.m.
each day. As a rookie in 2003,  Stayer
earned All-American honors by finishing 14th on the lower board and 18th
on the higher board. Eric Blevins '04 (Abingdon, Va.) has also advanced
to the Division III NCAA National Championship meet for the first time
in his career. The only eight-time Midwest Conference Champion will travel
to St. Peters, Mo. to the St. Peter's Rec-Plex March 18-20. He will dive
in the 1-meter event Thursday and the 3-meter event Friday and Saturday.
Competition begins at 11 a.m. each day. (Grinnell Sports Info)
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