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TEAM MANUAL
As of 1/8/19
2019 WOMEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23
PRELIMINARIES 11:00 AM
FINALS 6:04 PM
DENUNZIO POOL
PRINCETON UNIVERSITYTABLE OF CONTENTS
I. CHAMPIONSHIP CONTACT INFORMATION 1
II. REVIEW OF DEADLINES AND IMPORTANT DATES 2
III. AWARDS 2
IV. EVENT ADMINISTRATION 2
A. Appeals Committee 2
B. Appeals Procedure 2
C. Date/Site 2
D. Format 3
E. Meet Committee 3
F. Rules 3
V. MEDICAL INFORMATION 3
A. Emergency 3
B. Hospital 3
C. Miscelleneous 4
D. Physician 4
E. Training Room/Massage Information 4
VI. TEAM INFORMATION 4
A. Accommodations, Hotels and Travel 4
B. Automatic Judging and Timing 4
D. Coaches Meeting 5
E. Diving Format 5
F. Entrance 6
G. Entry Procedure/Squad Sizes 6
H. Facilities and Equipment 7
I. Facility Availability 7
J. Hospitality 7
K. Locker Rooms 7
L. Merchandise 8
M. Ivy League Digital Network (ILDN) 8
N. Parking 8
O. Scratch Deadlines 8
P. Senior Recognition 8
Q. Student Athlete Surveys 8
R. Team Seating 9
S. Tickets 9
T. Time Trials 9
VII. MEET SCHEDULE 10
VIII. EVENING FINALS SEQUENCE OF EVENTS 11I. CHAMPIONSHIP CONTACT INFORMATION
PRINCETON CONTACTS
CHAMPIONSHIPS DIRECTOR IVY LEAGUE OFFICE CONTACTS
Jack Jephson
609-258-7849(0)/ 267-879-3403(C) Morgan Rupp
jjephson@princeton.edu Assistant Executive Director
Championships & Sports Administration
609-258-8136 (O)
AWARDS PRESENTER & STUDENT 717-606-7188 (C)
WORKER COORDINATOR morgan@ivyleague.com
Doug Lennox
609-258-1140(O)/ 224-392-0534 (C) Sam Knehans
dlennox@princeton.edu Assistant Executive Director,
Communications & Championships
DIRECTOR OF CHAMPIONSHIP 609-258-2999 (O)
OPERATIONS 314-435-0014 (C)
Ellen Mace sam@ivyleague.com
609-558-0988 (C)
besmarttinc@gmail.com
DIRECTOR OF DIVING OPERATIONS
Lacey Craker
401-533-2107 (C)
lacey_craker@alumni.brown.edu
MEET REFEREE
Steve Sawin
908- 625-9313 (C)
spsawin@aol.com
COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR
Craig Sachson
609-258-3680 (O)
sachson@princeton.edu
ATHLETIC TRAINING COORDINATOR
Richard Tronolone, MS, ATC, PES
609-258-3527
ret2@princeton.edu
1II. REVIEW OF DEADLINES AND IMPORTANT DATES
Submission of entries via Hytek Tuesday, February 12 at 6pm
Team information, student-athlete information and event shirt form Friday, February 15
Notification of special medical needs to Princeton (if necessary) Monday, February 18
Head coaches championships informational meeting Wednesday, February 20 at 2:00 pm
Diving coaches championships informational meeting Wednesday, February 20 at 3:30 pm
III. AWARDS
The dual meet champion trophy will be presented prior to the start of the Thursday evening finals
session.
Event medals will be presented immediately following each event championship final.
Princeton will secure the majority of presenters for medal presentations. If there is a need for
presenters, coaches will be asked during the logistical meeting (see review of deadlines and
important dates) if an administrator or alum from their school would like to present.
The team champion and individual awards ceremony will take place at the conclusion of Saturday
evening’s finals. Awards will be presented in the following order:
• Rick Gilbert - Outstanding Diver (determined by points earned in championship)
• Outstanding Swimmer (determined by points earned in championship)
• Career High Point Diver (determined by cumulative points over four years)
• Career High Point Swimmer (determined by cumulative points over four years)
• Perpetual team trophy (Frank Keefe Trophy)
IV. EVENT ADMINISTRATION
A. Appeals Committee
Comprised of the head coaches from the eight schools. The appealing coach will not have a
vote. A swimming appeals committee will handle issues directly related to all swimming
events. A diving appeals committee will handle issues directly related to all diving events.
B. Appeals Procedure
Appeals may be lodged only for errors in entries, scratches, recording of data, scoring and
non-judgment errors in the application of rules. Films or videotape will not be used in the
appeals process. Appeal forms may be obtained from the referee. The written statement
made on the appeal form must be submitted to the referee not later than 15 minutes after
the finish of the final heat/round of that event to which the appeal is applicable. The
appropriate appeals committee will act upon appeals. The decision of this committee is
final.
C. Date/Site
• The date of the Ivy Women’s Championship Meet will be the weekend that is three full
weeks before the Women’s NCAA Championships. In years when the NCAA zone Diving
Championships is held the Monday-Wednesday of the week immediately following the
2Ivy Men’s Championships, the Ivy Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving
Championships will move one week earlier.
• The following is the site rotation for the Ivy Women’s Conference Championship Meet:
o 2019 – Princeton
o 2020 – Brown
o 2021 – Harvard
D. Format
A four-day individual and team championship, with preliminary and final competition
except in the 1000-yard freestyle, 1650-yard freestyle, 200-yard medley relay, 400-yard
medley relay, 200-yard freestyle relay, 400-yard freestyle relay, and 800-yard freestyle
relay, which shall be timed final events.
The 1000-yard freestyle will be swum slowest-to-fastest with the fastest heat swum during
the evening finals. All but the fastest heat of the 1000-yard freestyle will swim starting at
approximately 4:00 pm on Friday afternoon. The 1650-yard freestyle will be swum
slowest-to-fastest with the last heat swum during the evening finals. All but the fastest heat
of the 1650-yard freestyle will swim starting at approximately 4:00 pm on Saturday
afternoon. The exact schedules will be posted following the scratch deadline.
In all prelims/finals swimming events, the evening finals will consist of a scoring bonus
final, consolation final and championship final. Eight lanes will be used for all competition,
and 24 places will be scored.
Competitors in the championship finals, the fastest heats of the 1000 freestyle and 1650
freestyle, as well as all evening heats of the relay events, will march-out from the “ready
area” immediately before competing.
E. Meet Committee
Comprised of the coach chair, three head coaches (year-to-year rotational basis), head
referee, diving operations director (when applicable), swimming operations director (when
applicable) and championships director. This committee will handle situations dealing with
the conduct of the championship (not rules) and must be on call during all competition
times.
• Diana Caskey (Columbia), Coach Group Chair
• Kate Kovenock (Brown), Pat Gallagher (Cornell), Jamie Holder (Dartmouth)
• Steve Sawin, Meet Referee
• Jack Jephson, Championships Director
• Morgan Rupp, Ivy League Representative
• Ellen Mace, Swimming Operations Director (when applicable)
• Lacey Craker, Diving Operations Director (when applicable)
F. Rules
NCAA swimming & diving rules will be in effect.
V. MEDICAL INFORMATION
A. Emergency
Richard Tronolone will ensure a thorough understanding by all parties, including the
leadership of participating teams, of the personnel and procedures associated with the
3medical plan. A member of the sports medicine department will send communication
supplying all emergency information about the event to the participating team’s athletic
training staff.
B. Hospital
The nearest hospital to Princeton University is:
University Medical Center of Princeton at Plainsboro
One Plainsboro Road, Plainsboro, NJ 08536
Main Phone Number: 609-853-7120
C. Miscelleneous
Water and ice will be provided on the pool deck. Princeton Athletic Training Staff will send
communication supplying all emergency information about the event to the participating
team’s athletic training staff. The participating team’s athletic training staff is to notify
Richard Tronolone of any special needs of their participating student-athletes, including any
medical orders for treatments to be carried out during the event by the date listed in the
deadlines and important dates section. Please note that Princeton University will do their
best to service all student-athletes competing in this event but cannot make such
guarantees due to our own student-athlete population.
D. Physician
A physician will be on call during the championship. Please contact Richard Tronolone, if
you have a student-athlete that needs to see a physician outside of the championship.
E. Training Room/Massage Information
The Caldwell Fieldhouse Athletic Training Room will be open from 9:00 am to 9:00 pm
during each day of competition. The Athletic Training room is located on the first floor of
Caldwell Fieldhouse and can be accessed from DeNunzio Pool through the tunnel on the
pool deck level near the conference room. Ice for injury and water will be available on the
pool deck. For injury evaluation or treatment, please send your athletes to the Athletic
Training Room. For emergencies, have the championships director call the athletic trainer
who is working in the Caldwell Athletic Training Room. Ice, Heat, and Hydrotherapy
treatments are available. Due to Princeton University Athletic Medicine policy, ultrasound
and electric stimulation will not be available to visiting athletes.
Massage tables are to be kept in the area designated by facility management as to not
impose on traffic flow or awards presentations.
If you have any questions about medical treatment at Princeton, please contact Richard
Tronolone
VI. TEAM INFORMATION
A. Accommodations, Hotels and Travel
Each team is responsible for securing their own hotel and travel accommodations. Each team
is also required to submit a team information form to the Ivy Office by the deadline (see
review of deadlines and important dates section). Please click the link to submit your form:
https://goo.gl/forms/eO5h6o74pnkxnoii2
B. Automatic Judging and Timing
Daktronics Timing System, electronic judging and timing will be used throughout the
championship. Please note that NCAA regulations require that three watch times be used for
4NCAA Championship qualifying times in the event of an electronic timing system failure.
There will always be at least one meet-provided backup timer for each lane. If you have a
swimmer or relay whom you believe will qualify for the NCAA Championships, please be
prepared to provide two additional backup timers for that swim in case of an electronic
timing system malfunction. Relay takeoff pads along with relay takeoff officials will be used
for all relays throughout the meet in accordance with NCAA Swimming & Diving rule 4,
article 6.
C. Banners
The hanging of banners and signs will be allowed in the pool area under the following
restrictions:
a. Teams may hang signs and banners on the wall immediately behind their seating
area.
b. Official team banners should be given to the championship staff at the coaches
meeting or during practice. Championship staff will hang official team banners from
the metal railings at the bottom of the spectator area.
c. Championship staff reserves discretion in the placement of banners based on size so
as not to interfere with deck activities. Any other team posters or signs in the
pool area will be removed.
D. Coaches Meeting
A head coaches meeting to review championships logistics will be held on the date listed in
review of deadlines and important dates at 2:00 pm in the DeNunzio Conference Room. A
meeting of the diving coaches will be held on the pool deck at 3:30 pm. It is
mandatory for the championships director and Ivy Office representative to be
present at both meetings.
E. Diving Format
For both one-meter and three-meter diving, there will be seven judges for preliminaries and
seven judges (the diving director will no longer determine the number of judges) for the
consolation final and championship final. Any school with an athlete participating in the
3M preliminary must have their diving coach available to serve as a judge for the 3M
preliminary round (Friday afternoon), consolation round (if requested by the Diving
Director - Friday evening), and championship round (if requested by the Diving
Director - Saturday evening). The judging panels for the consolation and championship
rounds will be determined after the completion of the preliminary round.
One-Meter Diving:
Preliminary: The one-meter preliminary will begin at 1:30 pm on Thursday. Each
contestant will perform six optional dives, including one from each of five groups, in any
order, without limit on degree of difficulty. Scores on all dives performed by each contestant
will be used to determine the ranking at the conclusion of the preliminary round.
Contestants finishing first through eighth will continue into the final round. Contestants
finishing ninth through 16th will continue into the consolation final, but may not advance in
finish higher than ninth-place. Contestants finishing 17th through 24th have no further
opportunity to advance in place.
Consolation Final: The one-meter consolation final will take place fifteen minutes following
the conclusion of the one-meter preliminaries. Each contestant will start with a score of
zero. The consolation final will consist of six optional dives, including one from each of five
groups, in any order, without limit on degree of difficulty. Scores on all dives performed by
5each diver in the consolation finals will be used to determine ninth through 16th place. The
diving order will be in reverse order of preliminary place finish.
Final: The one-meter final will take place during the championship final session on
Thursday evening. The eight finalists will start with a score of zero. The final will consist of
six optional dives, including one from each of five groups, in any order, without limit on
degree of difficulty. Scores on all dives performed by each contestant in the final will be
used to determine first through eighth place. The diving order will be in reverse order of
preliminary place finish.
Three-Meter Diving:
Preliminary: The three-meter preliminary will begin at 1:30 pm on Friday. Each contestant
will perform six optional dives, including one from each of five groups, in any order, without
limit on degree of difficulty. Scores on all dives performed by each contestant will be used to
determine the ranking at the conclusion of the preliminary round. Contestants finishing first
through eighth will continue into the final round. Contestants finishing ninth through 16th
will continue into the consolation final, but may not advance in finish higher than ninth
place. Contestants finishing 17th through 24th have no further opportunity to advance in
place.
Consolation Final: The three-meter consolation final will take place during the
championship final session on Friday evening. Each contestant will start with a score of
zero. The consolation final will consist of six optional dives, including one from each of five
groups, in any order, without limit on degree of difficulty. Scores on all dives performed by
each diver in the consolation finals will be used to determine ninth through 16th place. The
diving order will be in reverse order of preliminary place finish.
Final: The three-meter final will take place during the championship final session on
Saturday evening. The eight finalists will start with a score of zero. The final will consist of
six optional dives, including one from each of five groups, in any order, without limit on
degree of difficulty. Scores on all dives performed by each contestant in the final will be
used to determine first through eighth place. The diving order will be in reverse order of
preliminary place finish.
F. Entrance
Coaches, participants, managers, trainers, sports information staff, administrative staff,
officials and meet personnel should follow signs to the proper facility entrance. All athletes
and coaches must enter the facility through Caldwell Field House. Spectators and all others
must enter DeNunzio Pool through the main entrance. All coaches and team personnel
will need to wear a deck pass in order to access the deck level. Athletes who are not
participating in the championship meet will not be permitted on deck. Each team is to
submit the names of those who will need deck passes with their team information to the Ivy
office by the deadline (see review of deadlines and important dates).
G. Entry Procedure/Squad Sizes
• Each team is permitted eighteen (18) competitors as described by the following: an
entrant who swims will be counted as one; an entrant who dives will be counted as one-
third; an entrant who swims and dives will be counted as one.
• A competitor is permitted to compete in a maximum of seven events, of which no more
than three may be individual events. Coaches may enter competitors in more than three
individual events, and may enter more than 18 competitors, as long as they “scratch
down” to the appropriate numbers by the scratch deadlines. Divers who will not
compete must also be scratched by the appropriate scratch deadline.
• Entries are due by the deadline (see review of deadlines and important dates). All
possible entries must be listed on the entry form and best times must be submitted.
6• Please be sure to specify entry times for your relays in the appropriate area on the entry
form, even if the entry time is “NT” (no time). Relays without an entry time may not
swim in the meet.
• Entries submitted must be best performances attained between September 1, 2018
and February 14, 2019.
• Coaches must submit entries using Hy-Tek Team Manager. A Team Manager events file
will be distributed to all coaches. You must also submit a copy of your Team Manager
entry report (preferably in Adobe PDF format). This report, and your Team Manager
entry file, must be sent to Ellen Mace (besmarttinc@gmail.com)
• It is imperative that all athletes entered match EXACTLY to the roster submitted to the
NCAA Database. These values will be used for the purposes of NCAA and USA
Swimming database submissions. The host team will submit all results to the NCAA
database. Please make sure that the names submitted match the names listed in
the NCAA database exactly. The “preferred name” field is to be used for appropriate
nicknames, which will be printed on heat sheets and results, and will be the name used
for announcing purposes. (e.g., “Greg” instead of “Gregory”)
• Ellen Mace will send a copy of the team entry file to each team upon submission of their
entry file that includes information for their team only. After the copy of the team entry
file is sent, each team will have 24 hours to review and submit any corrections. At the
conclusion of the 24-hour period for all teams, the official psych sheet will be
distributed to all coaches. No corrections will be accepted following the distribution of
the official psych sheet. Please note, clerical errors (misspelling of names, typos with
times, etc.) identified following the distribution of the official psych sheet will be
considered on a case-by-case basis by the meet committee.
H. Facilities and Equipment
DeNunzio Pool features an eight-lane competitive course, with double competitor lane lines
and a Colorado timing system with full alphanumeric video scoreboard display and relay
takeoff pads. The racing course has a depth of 12 feet at the starting end and 10 feet at the
turning end. There are adjoining warm-up lanes within the pool. The diving well features
two 1-meter boards, two 3-meter boards, and 1-meter, 3-meter, 5-meter, 7.5-meter and 10-
meter platforms, and has a water depth of 17 feet.
I. Facility Availability
DeNunzio Pool will be open to meet participants on Wednesday from 9:00 am until 9:00 pm,
and Thursday through Saturday from 6:30 am until the end of the championship finals.
Please notify Jack Jephson (Championship Director) if you have any questions
J. Hospitality
Bagels, snacks, coffee and juice will be available for coaches, meet personnel and officials in
the morning in the DeNunzio Conference Room. Assorted snacks and juices will be provided
in the afternoon. Accessing the hospitality area will require the appropriate credentials.
K. Locker Rooms
Teams will be assigned a locker room prior to arriving. Please follow signs to the
appropriate locker room. PRINCETON is not responsible for lost or stolen articles.
Valuables should not be kept in the locker rooms. Locks and towels are not available, and
personal locks cannot be left on lockers overnight. Glass bottles are not permitted anywhere
within DeNunzio Pool.
7L. Merchandise
The Ivy office will be selling event specific t-shirts. If you are interested in placing a team
order for event shirts please submit sizes and quantities on the team information form by
the deadline.
M. The Ivy League on ESPN
The championships broadcast will be produced by PACK Network and available live on
ESPN+.
N. Parking
All cars and vans should park in Lot #21, adjacent to DeNunzio Pool. Busses should park
along the fence adjacent to the practice field in Lot #21. Busses should not take up parking
spaces available for cars. The front circle may be used for drop-offs and pick-ups only – and
will be closed during the most of the meet.
O. Scratch Deadlines
• Scratches may only be submitted to the Director of Meet Operations, Championship
Director or Meet Referee. Scratches will only be accepted from coaches or the team’s
official representative, and must be signed by both the team coach and the appropriate
meet official (see above).
• A receipt form will be used for scratch verification. All entries not scratched by the
scratch deadline will become official entries. Coaches will be given a composite scratch
form to list all scratches for a particular day. Additional scratches may be made, by the
scratch deadline, using individual scratch cards. Diving sheets must be submitted by the
appropriate scratch deadlines. Divers who will not dive must be scratched. The scratch
deadlines are as follows:
o Wednesday, 2:00 pm for all Wednesday events (beginning of the coach’s
meeting)
o Wednesday, 6:00 pm for all Thursday events
o Thursday, 6:00 pm for all Friday events
o Friday, 6:00 pm for all Saturday events
• Rule 3, Section 3, Article 4 of the NCAA Swimming & Diving Rulebook will be followed
regarding scratches for the evening finals. Scratches for evening finals must be made
using individual scratch cards, and must be signed by both the team coach and the
appropriate meet official (see above). Scratches for finals must be submitted to the
appropriate meet official (see above) within 30 minutes of the announcement of the
qualifiers for the event.
P. Senior Recognition
The senior recognition will take place at the beginning of the Saturday evening finals.
Seniors will be asked to gather in the awards ready area at 5:50 pm in their official team
warm-ups. All seniors on a team’s roster at the time of the championship will be recognized,
and those who are in attendance will be invited to participate in the senior recognition.
Q. Student Athlete Surveys
Following the championship student-athletes will be asked to provide feedback for
improvement in future planning/administration via an on-line survey. A coach will be
designated to distribute the survey to their student-athletes.
8R. Team Seating
Team seating on the pool deck will be determined at the coaches meeting. Seating selection
will be chosen based on the order of last year’s finish (Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Penn,
Columbia, Brown, Cornell, Dartmouth).
S. Tickets
As has been the case for many years, a section of seats is reserved near the finish line for the
host school’s team, parents, special guests, and awards presenters.
• Admission will not be charged for Wednesday evening. Below please find ticket pricing:
SEATING ALL SESSION SINGLE DAY PASS
PASS (Thur/Fri/Sat)
Adult $25 $10
Children (Under 12)/Students w/ valid ID $15 $5
Session Heat Sheet $1
T. Time Trials
Time trials will be offered after the preliminaries session each morning and any potential
swim-offs required. Only swimmers who count against the teams’ final scoring squad of 18
plus one alternate/manager may swim time trials.
U. Wedge Procedures
Relays: It will be up to each team to decide how to use the track wedges for relays. While
it recommended that the wedges stay on, or are taken off, for the entirety of the relay, it
will be the responsibility of each team to set up the block the way it prefers. Please note
that removing the wedges can bump out the relay takeoff pad cord, which would not be
helpful for keeping the integrity of the race. Princeton event staff will reset the track
wedges at the conclusion of the relays.
Individual Races - Track blocks will stay on for all individual races. If a swimmer does
not want to use the wedge, he can push it all the way back and elect not to use it. It will
be the responsibility of the individual swimmer to make sure his track wedge is set in
place.
9VII. MEET SCHEDULE
Finals – Wednesday, 6:04pm
1. 200-yard medley relay (timed final)
2. 800-yard freestyle relay (timed final)
Finals – Thursday, 6:04pm
Prelims – Thursday, 11:00am
3. 500-yard freestyle
3. 500-yard freestyle 4. 200-yard individual medley
4. 200-yard individual medley 5. 50-yard freestyle
5. 50-yard freestyle 6. 1-meter diving finals
6. 1-meter diving prelims (1:30pm) 7. 200-yard freestyle relay (timed final)
6. 1-meter diving consolation finals
(to begin 15 minutes after conclusion
of prelims)
Prelims – Friday, 11:00am Finals – Friday, 6:04pm
9. 400-yard individual medley
8. 1000-yard freestyle (fastest heat)
10. 100-yard butterfly
9. 400-yard individual medley
11. 200-yard freestyle
10. 100-yard butterfly
12. 100-yard breaststroke
11. 200-yard freestyle
13. 100-yard backstroke
12. 100-yard breaststroke
20. 3-meter diving prelims (1:30pm)
13. 100-yard backstroke
8. 1000-yard freestyle (all but fastest
20. 3-meter diving consolations finals
heat (to begin at approx. 4:30pm)
14. 400-yard medley relay (timed final)
Prelims – Saturday, 11:00am Finals – Saturday, 6:04pm
16. 200-yard backstroke 15. 1650-yard freestyle (fastest heat)
17. 100-yard freestyle 16. 200-yard backstroke
18. 200-yard breaststroke 17. 100-yard freestyle
19. 200-yard butterfly 18. 200-yard breaststroke
15. 1650-yard freestyle (all but fastest 19. 200-yard butterfly
heat) (to begin at approx. 4:00pm) 20. 3-meter diving finals
21. 400-yard freestyle relay (timed final)
10VIII. EVENING FINALS SEQUENCE OF EVENTS
WEDNESDAY NIGHT FRIDAY NIGHT SATURDAY NIGHT
5:50pm: Clear pool, introductions, 5:50pm Clear pool, introductions, anthem 5:45pm Clear pool, introductions,
anthem 6:04pm Championship finals starts senior recognition, anthem
6:04pm: Championship finals starts 6:04pm Championship finals starts
Parade fastest heat: 1000 freestyle
Parade: 200 medley relay Timed final: 1000 freestyle (fastest heat) Parade fastest heat: 1650 freestyle
Timed final: 200 medley relay Timed final: 1650 freestyle (fastest heat)
Awards: 1000 freestyle
Time Trials Awards: 1650 freestyle
Bonus final: 400 IM
No earlier than 6:30pm: Consolation final: 400 IM Bonus final: 200 backstroke
Awards: 200 medley relay Parade finalists: 400 IM Consolation final: 200 backstroke
Championship final: 400 IM Parade finalists: 200 backstroke
Parade: 800 free relay Championship final: 200 backstroke
Timed final: 800 free relay Awards: 400 IM
Awards: 200 backstroke
Awards: 800 free relay Bonus final: 100 butterfly
Consolation final: 100 butterfly Bonus final: 100 freestyle
THURSDAY NIGHT Parade finalists: 100 butterfly Consolation final: 100 freestyle
5:50pm Clear pool, introductions, Championship final: 100 butterfly Parade finalists: 100 freestyle
anthem Championship final: 100 freestyle
6:04pm Championship finals starts Awards: 100 butterfly
Awards: 100 freestyle
Dual Meet Trophy Presentation Bonus final: 200 freestyle
Consolation final: 200 freestyle Bonus final: 200 breaststroke
Bonus finals: 500 freestyle Parade finalists: 200 freestyle Consolation final: 200 breaststroke
Consolation finals: 500 freestyle Championship final: 200 freestyle Parade finalists: 200 breaststroke
Parade finalists: 500 freestyle Championship final: 200 breaststroke
Championship final: 500 freestyle Awards: 200 freestyle
Awards: 200 breaststroke
Awards: 500 freestyle Bonus final: 100 breaststroke
Consolation final: 100 breaststroke Bonus final: 200 butterfly
Bonus finals: 200 IM Parade finalists: 100 breaststroke Consolation final: 200 butterfly
Consolation finals: 200 IM Championship final: 100 breaststroke March-out finalists: 200 butterfly
Parade finalists: 200 IM Championship final: 200 butterfly
Championship final: 200 IM Awards: 100 breaststroke
Parade finalists: 3M Diving
Awards: 200 IM Bonus final: 100 backstroke Awards: 200 butterfly
Consolation final: 100 backstroke
Bonus finals: 50 freestyle Parade finalists: 100 backstroke Championship Finals: 3M diving
Consolation finals: 50 freestyle Championship final: 100 backstroke
Parade finalists: 50 freestyle Awards: 3M Diving
Championship final: 50 freestyle Awards: 100 backstroke
Timed final: 400 free relay
Parade finalists: 1M Diving Consolation final: 3M Diving
Awards: 50 freestyle Awards: 400 free relay
Parade: 400 medley relay
Championship Final: 1M Diving Timed final: 400 medley relay Meet Awards:
Meet High Point Diver
Awards: 1M Diving Awards: 400 medley relay Meet High Point Swimmer Awards
Career High Point Diver
Parade: 200 free relay Career High Point Swimmer
Timed final: 200 free relay Team Trophy Presentation
Awards: 200 free relay
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