2018 OVC program by bisig4

Presented by the Lakeside SeaHawks

LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT...

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90TH ANNUAL OHIO VALLEY CHAMPIONSHIPS presented by the Lakeside SeaHawks

Thursday, June 7 –

Friday, June 8 –

Morning Session

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Women Open Men Open Women Open Men Open Girls 13-14 Boys 13-14 Women Open Men Open Girls 13-14 Boys 13-14 Women Senior Men Senior Girls 13-14 Boys 13-14 Women Open Men Open Women Open Men Open Women Open Men Open

200 Medley Relay** 200 Medley Relay** 400 IM 400 IM 200 Freestyle 200 Freestyle 200 Freestyle 200 Freestyle 100 Breaststroke 100 Breaststroke 100 Breaststroke 100 Breaststroke 100 Butterfly 100 Butterfly 100 Butterfly 100 Butterfly 200 Freestyle Relay** 200 Freestyle Relay** 1500 Freestyle 1500 Freestyle

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Thursday, June 7 – Girls 10 & Under Boys 10 & Under Girls 11-12 Boys 11-12 Girls 10 & Under Boys 10 & Under Girls 11-12 Boys 11-12 Girls 10 & Under Boys 10 & Under Girls 11-12 Boys 11-12 Girls 10 & Under Boys 10 & Under Girls 11-12 Boys 11-12 Girls 10 & Under Boys 10 & Under Girls 11-12 Boys 11-12

Girls 13-14 Boys 13-14 Women Senior Men Senior Girls 13-14 Boys 13-14 Women Senior Men Senior Girls 13-14 Boys 13-14 Women Senior Men Senior Girls 13-14 Boys 13-14 Women Senior Men Senior Girls 13-14 Boys 13-14 Women Senior Men Senior

400 Freestyle 400 Freestyle 400 Freestyle 400 Freestyle 200 Breaststroke 200 Breaststroke 200 Breaststroke 200 Breaststroke 50 Freestyle 50 Freestyle 50 Freestyle 50 Freestyle 100 Backstroke 100 Backstroke 100 Backstroke 100 Backstroke 400 Medley Relay 400 Medley Relay 400 Medley Relay** 400 Medley Relay**

Morning Session

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Friday, June 8 –

Afternoon Session

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Saturday, June 9 –

Morning Session

Afternoon Session

50 Butterfly 50 Butterfly 50 Butterfly 50 Butterfly 50 Backstroke 50 Backstroke 50 Backstroke 50 Backstroke 50 Breaststroke 50 Breaststroke 50 Breaststroke 50 Breaststroke 50 Freestyle 50 Freestyle 50 Freestyle 50 Freestyle 200 Freestyle Relay 200 Freestyle Relay 200 Freestyle Relay 200 Freestyle Relay

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Girls 11-12 Boys 11-12 Girls 10 & Under Boys 10 & Under Girls 11-12 Boys 11-12 Girls 10 & Under Boys 10 & Under Girls 11-12 Boys 11-12 Girls 10 & Under Boys 10 & Under Girls 11-12 Boys 11-12 Girls 10 & Under Boys 10 & Under

200 Freestyle 200 Freestyle 200 Freestyle 200 Freestyle 100 Butterfly 100 Butterfly 100 Butterfly 100 Butterfly 100 Breaststroke 100 Breaststroke 100 Breaststroke 100 Breaststroke 200 Medley Relay 200 Medley Relay 200 Medley Relay 200 Medley Relay

200 Backstroke 200 Backstroke 200 Backstroke 200 Backstroke 100 Freestyle 100 Freestyle 100 Freestyle 100 Freestyle 200 IM 200 IM 200 IM 200 IM 200 Butterfly 200 Butterfly 200 Butterfly 200 Butterfly 400 Freestyle Relay** 400 Freestyle Relay** 400 Freestyle Relay** 400 Freestyle Relay** 800 Freestyle* 800 Freestyle*

Saturday, June 9 –

Afternoon Session

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Girls 11-12 Boys 11-12 Girls 10 & Under Boys 10 & Under Girls 11-12 Boys 11-12 Girls 10 & Under Boys 10 & Under Girls 11-12 Boys 11-12 Girls 10 & Under Boys 10 & Under Girls 11-12 Boys 11-12

100 Freestyle 100 Freestyle 100 Freestyle 100 Freestyle 200 IM 200 IM 200 IM 200 IM 100 Backstroke 100 Backstroke 100 Backstroke 100 Backstroke 400 Freestyle 400 Freestyle

Finals begin each day at 6:30pm except for Saturday, June 9th when finals begin at 5:30pm (Afternoon sessions every day: ALL TIMED FINALS) * Timed Finals

** Timed Finals, fastest heat will be swum in the Finals

ON THE COVER... 2018 meets 1933 on this this year’s OVC cover. Allison Bauer, Alex Brehm, Ava Tidwell, Jack Augustus, Boone Wilcox and Coach Mimi Crush all go back in time to join SeaHawks in this historic shot provided by Mary Graves from the Lakeside Swim Club archives. Current cover photos by James Moses. Cover design by Joe Weber, Bisig Impact Group.

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OVC DINING ACTIVITY GUIDE

Louisville’s not only a great place for fast swimming, it’s one of the top choices for food and fun. Here’s a few Lakeside SeaHawk recommendations for things to do and see between OVC sessions.

CAPTAIN’S QUARTERS

Captain’s Quarters offers the best in riverside dining in the region. Nestled along the scenic banks of the Ohio River, Captain’s Quarters Riverside Grille offers delicious seafood dishes, international cuisine and an array of refined American fare – all served in a picturesque atmosphere.

DIORIO’S PIZZA

Founded by four friends here in Louisville, DiOrio’s Pizza serves an outstanding product at a fair price. Handtossed New York style pizza by the slice and more. Full bar, plasma TVs, dine in and carry out. Dough is made FRESH daily in house to ensure a perfect crust, and the DiOrio’s sauce is one of a kind... come in and try a slice after the meet or between sessions.

DUNDEE TAVERN

Located in the historic Douglas Loop, the Dundee Tavern has been a Highlands neighborhood favorite for decades. Come join us for cold beer, sports, and the best pub grub in town!

HAVANA RUMBA & MOJITOS TAPAS

For those looking to take a trip to the Caribbean without needing a passport, Havana Rumba and Mojito Tapas have you covered. The menus are full of family recipes featuring famous Cuban dishes and sandwiches and salads. All are created fresh daily, with generous portions at great prices.

HEINE BROS. COFFEE

At Heine Brothers’ we are committed to finding and roasting the best tasting organic and fair trade coffees in the world. We’re equally committed to doing this in a way that results in coffee farmers and our planet being treated with respect and dignity. Come visit one of our many locations around Louisville to see what makes us unique!

KERN’S KORNER

Home of the famous Kern’s Cheeseburger, Chili, and Coldest Beer in town! Neighborhood bar that cheers on UofL Cards, UofK Wildcats, Chicago Cubs and our local Lakeside SeaHawks. Walking distance from the OVC!

LOUISVILLE ORIGINALS

Support 22 independently owned restaurants “Keeping Louisville Weird.” Louisville Originals offer the Rewards Card, a customer loyalty program for frequent dining, a universal gift card, and a YouTube channel featuring our member chefs sharing their stories. Like us on social media to get connected.

NORTH END CAFE

Have a craving for pancakes at 3 in the afternoon? No worries, North End serves breakfast all day! Not in the mood for breakfast? Try the made-from-scratch approach to New York-style thin crust pizza at the new North End Slice adjacent to the Highlands North End Cafe! This locally owned and operated eatery is quickly becoming a Louisville landmark.

SEVICHE

A Latin restaurant that consistently ranks as one of Louisville’s best establishments with a laid-back yet stylish atmosphere. The menu showcases the freshest seafood and local artisan ingredients. Seviche also offers a unique private dining area available for events and corporate gatherings.

SHENANIGANS IRISH GRILLE

Tucked away in the heart of the Highlands, you’ll find a Louisville gem. If you are looking for a place that feels like home with even better food, look no further than Shenanigans Irish Grille. They serve some of Louisville’s most delicious pub fare and are always a local favorite. 2018

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A swim family favorite at NORTH END CAFE is the CALAMARI with house-made orange sweet and spicy sauce

20 minutes from OVC 5700 Captain’s Quarters Rd. 502-228-1651 cqriverside.com 3 minutes from OVC 919 Baxter Ave. 502-614-8424 diorios.pizza

5 minutes from OVC 2224 Dundee Rd. 502-458-6637 5 minutes from OVC, 2210 Bardstown Rd. (Havana Rumba), in the Douglas Loop 5 minutes from OVC 1295 Bardstown Rd. 502-456-5108 heinebroscoffee.com 3 minutes from OVC 2600 Bardstown Rd. 502-456-9726 Several locations around Louisville, find out more at louisvilleoriginals.com 5 minutes from OVC 2116 Bardstown Rd. 502-690-4161 • NE Slice: 502-479-9600 northendcafe.com

5 minutes from OVC 1538 Bardstown Rd. 502-473-8560 sevicherestaurant.com

5 minutes from OVC 1611 Norris Place (502) 454-3919

The 90th Ohio Valley Championship:

A SUBJECTIVE HIST RICAL PERSPECTIVE by: TOM COONS

Lakeside Coach & OVC historian

THE KENTUCKY DERBY leads the country as the longest continually-held sporting event in the country, celebrating its 144th year in 2018. The Ohio Valley Championship leads the country as the longest continually-held swimming event in the country, celebrating its 90th year in 2018. Two of Kentucky’s Hall of Fame facilities, hosting two of the longest-running sporting events in the country; it says a lot about the importance of tradition in sport in Louisville. The bottom of the “Lake” in the competition pool looks like quarried stone with some concrete patches and pipes bolted to the bottom. The swimmers worry about being able to climb out of the pool at the end of the race—especially relays, since the walls are two feet above the water line and have no gutter. The Lake is unique in its competition set up. They have been doing FINA turns here since the 1950s when the concrete piers were built. Every Lakeside coach has used the extra dryland of having to climb out of the pool after a hard set. There are hand holds built into the concrete that were what a swimmer used for the backstroke start prior to blocks being added, and are still there today. When you put your hand in the hand hold, it was full of water that was heated by the sun. It was gross. Until the 1990s, there were no lines on the bottom of the pool—not that you could see the lines, due to the algae that grew on them. As you swam, you had to use the visual of the lane lines to know if you were swimming straight. At OVC Finals, loud is loud—whether they are cheering for you or your competition. You hear the crowd and feel the 4

excitement. Although it’s a local meet held in early June, there is a deep desire to be an OVC Champion. It is where the swimming community has seen some of the most spirit from teams and swimmers—as well as an impressive list of meet records and names to go with them. To this writer and former swimmer, I can only hypothetically compare it to getting to play a professional baseball game at Wrigley Field: an old park with ivy on the outfield wall, in a neighborhood, possessing lots of history and no parking lots. Collegiate swimmers have always had a role in the history of the OVC. Once school was over, the OVC meet was one of the first major competitions of the long-course season. The meet offered a place where a swimmer having hopes of national and international recognition would test their mettle. In the early 1980s, visiting collegiate swimmers would stay with Lakeside host families who would house and feed them. I was lucky enough to have two future champions stay with me: South African Gary Brinkman (a four-time USA National Swimming Champion in the 400m freestyle in 1984 and in the 400, 800 and 1500m freestyle in 1986) and Venezuelan Giovanni Frigo (a 1984 Olympic Games finalist in the 100 and 200m backstroke). The OVC is a special meet in a special place. This neighborhood swimming hole that hosted a race 90 years ago has become a site where history is made. If this is your first OVC experience, welcome! You are now part of a decades-long tradition of excellence in our sport. L AKES ID E

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OVC FUN FACTS 100% GUARANTEED WEATHER FORECAST: LOW TEMPS: HIGH TEMPS: HUMIDITY: CHANCE OF RAIN:

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GOING “PRO” LONG BEFORE MICHAEL ANDREWS THE LAKESIDE GIRLS’ TEAM WAS HISTORICALLY MUCH MORE RENOWNED AT A.A.U. COMPETITIONS IN THE EARLY DAYS. THE REASON? MANY OF THE TOP BOY SWIMMERS WERE ALSO LIFEGUARDS AT THE POOL, THE AAU DEEMED THEM “PROFESSIONAL” AND WERE THEREFORE NOT ALLOWED TO COMPETE IN AAU MEETS.

2018 OVC INDIVIDUAL

EVENTS

AND RECORDS THURSDAY, JUNE 7 - MORNING SESSION

4:43.89 4:48.68

5:05.99 4:30.29

2015

1:16.29 1:15.51

2016

Jane Hu

#10 BOYS 13-14 100 LC METER BREASTSTROKE NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

1:08.29 1:07.92

2017

Alex Brehm

#11 WOMEN SENIOR 100 LC METER BREASTSTROKE NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

1:16.29 1:09.16

2017

Andee Cottrell

#12 MEN SENIOR 100 LC METER BREASTSTROKE NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

1:08.29 1:01.81

2016

Carlo Claverie

#13 GIRLS 13-14 100 LC METER BUTTERFLY NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

1:05.29 1:03.52

1979

Mary T Meagher

#14 BOYS 13-14 100 LC METER BUTTERFLY NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

58.29 1:00.09

2017

Alex Brehm

#15 WOMEN SENIOR 100 LC METER BUTTERFLY NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

1:05.29 1:00.79

2014

Kelsi Worrell

#16 MEN SENIOR 100 LC METER BUTTERFLY NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

OVC Record: 2015

Tanja Kylliainen

#4 MEN SENIOR 400 LC METER IM NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

58.29 54.02

2015

Josh Quallen

#19 WOMEN SENIOR 1500 LC METER FREESTYLE

#3 WOMEN SENIOR 400 LC METER IM NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

#9 GIRLS 13-14 100 LC METER BREASTSTROKE

16:52.98

1997

Erica Rose

#20 MEN SENIOR 1500 LC METER FREESTYLE NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

16:41.69 16:11.17

1983

Gary Brinkman

Nolan Tesone

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#5 GIRLS 13-14 200 LC METER FREESTYLE NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:08.09 2:07.82

1996

Diana Munz

#6 BOYS 13-14 200 LC METER FREESTYLE NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

1:58.09 1:57.09

2015

Alden Johnston

#7 WOMEN SENIOR 200 LC METER FREESTYLE NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:08.09 1:59.45

2017

Mallory Comerford

#8 MEN SENIOR 200 LC METER FREESTYLE NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record: 6

1:58.09 1:50.92

2016

Joao Delucca

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THURSDAY, JUNE 7 - AFTERNOON SESSION

#21 GIRLS 10 & UNDER 50 LC METER BUTTERFLY

#29 GIRLS 10 & UNDER 50 LC METER BREASTSTROKE

NAG Record OVC Record:

28.59 32.71 1993

Leah Neal Diana Munz

36.17 39.63 1995

Kaylin Burchell Anna Strohl

#22 BOYS 10 & UNDER 50 LC METER BUTTERFLY

#30 BOYS 10 & UNDER 50 LC METER BREASTSTROKE

NAG Record OVC Record:

27.42 33.30 1989

Winn Aung V. Allegra

35.65 40.06 1994

Matthew Limbacher Giordan Pogioli

#23 GIRLS 11-12 50 LC METER BUTTERFLY

#31 GIRLS 11-12 50 LC METER BREASTSTROKE

NAG Record OVC Record:

28.23 29.70 2013

Dana Vollner Kiara Norris

33.05 37.27 2017

Olivia Calegan Zoe Summar

#24 BOYS 11-12 50 LC METER BUTTERFLY

#32 BOYS 11-12 50 LC METER BREASTSTROKE

NAG Record OVC Record:

26.22 28.94 2015

Michael Andrew Alex Brehm

31.62 35.86 2015

Matthew Limbacher Alex Brehm

#25 GIRLS 10 & UNDER 50 LC METER BACKSTROKE

#33 GIRLS 10 & UNDER 50 LC METER FREESTYLE

NAG Record OVC Record:

32.85 35.22 1999

Grace VanBrunt Sarah Stroh

28.59 30.55 1995

Lia Neal Katie Nord

#26 BOYS 10 & UNDER 50 LC METER BACKSTROKE

#34 BOYS 10 & UNDER 50 LC METER FREESTYLE

NAG Record OVC Record:

32.07 35.10 1981

Vinny Marciano T. Dejarnette

27.42 30.62 1989

Winn Aung V. Allegra

#27 GIRLS 11-12 50 LC METER BACKSTROKE

#35 GIRLS 11-12 50 LC METER FREESTYLE

NAG Record OVC Record:

30.16 32.51 2010

Keaton Blovad Asia Seidt

26.21 28.31 2010

Missy Franklin Brooke Bauer

#28 BOYS 11-12 50 LC METER BACKSTROKE

#36 BOYS 11-12 50 LC METER FREESTYLE

NAG Record OVC Record:

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Seth Beer Carl Bloebaum

25.09 27.49 1993

Michael Andrew John Grant

FRIDAY, JUNE 8 - MORNING SESSION

#41 GIRLS 13-14 400 LC METER FREESTYLE

#49 GIRLS 13-14 50 LC METER FREESTYLE

NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

4:27.89 4:28.69

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Mary T Meagher

27.59 26.62

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Gabi Albiero

#42 BOYS 13-14 400 LC METER FREESTYLE

#50 BOYS 13-14 50 LC METER FREESTYLE

NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

4:09.79 4:09.52

2015

Alden Johnston

24.79 24.75

2015

Hunter Tapp

#43 WOMEN SENIOR 400 LC METER FREESTYLE

#51 WOMEN SENIOR 50 LC METER FREESTYLE

NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

4:27.89 4:17.11

2015

Kaersten Meitz

27.59 25.81

2015

Kelsi Worrell

#44 MEN SENIOR 400 LC METER FREESTYLE

#52 MEN SENIOR 50 LC METER FREESTYLE

NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

4:09.79 4:00.04

2015

Trevor Carroll

24.79 23.23

2015

Danny Tucker

#45 GIRLS 13-14 200 LC METER BREASTSTROKE

#53 GIRLS 13-14 100 LC METER BACKSTROKE

NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:41.89 2:42.79

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Stephanie Hall

1:07.19 1:05.32

2012

Asia Seidt

#46 BOYS 13-14 200 LC METER BREASTSTROKE

#54 BOYS 13-14 100 LC METER BACKSTROKE

NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:29.79 2:30.98

2017

Alex Brehm

1:01.39 1:00.80

2017

Grippin Hadley

#47 WOMEN SENIOR 200 LC METER BREASTSTROKE

#55 WOMEN SENIOR 100 LC METER BACKSTROKE

NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:41.89 2.32.44

2015

Andrea Cottrell

1:07.19 1:02.76

2015

Kelsi Worrell

#48 MEN SENIOR 200 LC METER BREASTSTROKE

#56 MEN SENIOR 100 LC METER BACKSTROKE

NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:29.79 2:15.34

2016

Carlos Claverie

1:01.39 54.84

2015

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#61 GIRLS 11-12 200 LC METER FREESTYLE

#67 GIRLS 10 & UNDER 100 LC METER BUTTERFLY

NAG Record OVC Record:

2:03.38 2:10.85 1995

Dee Brown Diana Munz

1:08.81 1:15.82 2008

Ella Eastin Monica McGrath

#62 BOYS 11-12 200 LC METER FREESTYLE

#68 BOYS 10 & UNDER 100 LC METER BUTTERFLY

NAG Record OVC Record:

2:00.88 2:07.18 1998

Mathew Hirschberger Grant Wieczorek

1:07.24 1:14.68 2016

Carson Foster Johnny Crush

#63 GIRLS 10 & UNDER 200 LC METER FREESTYLE

#69 GIRLS 11-12 100 LC METER BREASTSTROKE

NAG Record OVC Record:

2:16.37 2:28.04 2008

Elizabeth Beisel Monica McGrath

1:09.87 1:17.69 2000

Carly Geehr Katie French

#64 BOYS 10 & UNDER 200 LC METER FREESTYLE

#70 BOYS 11-12 100 LC METER BREASTSTROKE

NAG Record OVC Record:

2:11.32 2:29.94 2016

Winn Aung Johnny Crush

1:09.48 1:16.97 1987

Maverick Smalley Danny Ott

#65 GIRLS 11-12 100 LC METER BUTTERFLY

#71 GIRLS 10 & UNDER 100 LC METER BREASTSTROKE

NAG Record OVC Record:

1:01.75 1:06.43 1977

Cassidy Bayer Mary T Meagher

1:18.67 1:28.90 2009

Meghan Lynch Taylor Ecleberry

#66 BOYS 11-12 100 LC METER BUTTERFLY

#72 BOYS 10 & UNDER 100 LC METER BREASTSTROKE

NAG Record OVC Record:

58.74 1:04.92 1987

Chas Morton Danny Ott

1:18.71 1:31.36 2013

Ethan Dang Will Arthur cont pg 16

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SATURDAY, JUNE 9 - MORNING SESSION

#77 GIRLS 13-14 200 LC METER BACKSTROKE NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:24.99 2:23.49

2012

Asia Seidt

#78 BOYS 13-14 200 LC METER BACKSTROKE NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:12.39 2:10.32

2017

Grippin Hadley

#79 WOMEN SENIOR 200 LC METER BACKSTROKE NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:24.99 2:17.16

2013

Asia Seidt

#80 MEN SENIOR 200 LC METER BACKSTROKE NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:24.99 2:05.18

2010

Pedro Oliveira

#81 GIRLS 13-14 100 LC METER FREESTYLE NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

59.89 59.19

2011

Rebecca Postoll

#82 BOYS 13-14 100 LC METER FREESTYLE NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

53.99 53.90

2015

Aldan Johnston

#83 WOMEN SENIOR 100 LC METER FREESTYLE NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

59.89 55.62

2015

Kelsi Worrell

#86 BOYS 13-14 200 LC METER IM NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:13.59 2:13.01

2017

Gus Rothrock

#87 WOMEN SENIOR 200 LC METER IM NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:26.59 2:16.60

2015

Tanja Kylliainen

#88 MEN SENIOR 200 LC METER IM NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:13.59 2:05.08

2017

Carlos Claverie

#89 GIRLS 13-14 200 LC METER BUTTERFLY NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:23.19 2:24.67

2000

Meghan Nebera

#90 BOYS 13-14 200 LC METER BUTTERFLY NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:10.59 2:11.66

2011

Cole Buese

#91 WOMEN SENIOR 200 LC METER BUTTERFLY NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:23.19 2:09.07

1981

Mary T Meagher

#92 MEN SENIOR 200 LC METER BUTTERFLY NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

2:010.59 2:02.05 2:02.05

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Kyle Higgins Zach Harting

#84 MEN SENIOR 100 LC METER FREESTYLE

#97 WOMEN SENIOR 800 LC METER FREESTYLE

NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

53.99 49.42

2015

Joao DeLucca

2:26.59 2:25.94

1997

2015

Allie Davis

#98 MEN SENIOR 800 LC METER FREESTYLE

#85 GIRLS 13-14 200 LC METER IM NCSA JR National Cut OVC Record:

9:08.99 8:51.21

Stephanie Tucker

OVC Record:

1:00.86

1997

Anna Strohl

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SATURDAY, JUNE 9 - AFTERNOON SESSION

#99 GIRLS 11-12 100 LC METER FREESTYLE

#106 BOYS 10 & UNDER 200 LC METER IM

NAG Record OVC Record:

56.87 1:00.86 1997

Lia Neal Anna Strohl

2:32.58 2:42.99 1981

Collin Gladys Chas Morton

#100 BOYS 11-12 100 LC METER FREESTYLE

#107 GIRLS 11-12 100 LC METER BACKSTROKE

NAG Record OVC Record:

55.45 59.18 2016

Preston Padden Carl Bloebaum

1:03.08 1:08.14 2017

Beth Botsford Berit Berglund

#101 GIRLS 10 & UNDER 100 LC METER FREESTYLE

#108 BOYS 11-12 100 LC METER BACKSTROKE

NAG Record OVC Record:

1:02.11 1:05.57 1995

Lia Neal Anna Strohl

1:00.33 1:07.56 2015

Vinny Marciano Jackson Mussler

#102 BOYS 10 & UNDER 100 LC METER FREESTYLE

#109 GIRLS 10 & UNDER 100 LC METER BACKSTROKE

NAG Record OVC Record:

1:00.67 1:04.91 1981

Winn Aung Chas Morton

#103 GIRLS 11-12 200 LC METER IM NAG Record OVC Record:

2:19.12 2:27.57 1997

2:15.42 2:25.60 1987

Elizabeth Beisel Monica McGrath

#110 BOYS 10 & UNDER 100 LC METER BACKSTROKE Missy Franklin Anna Strohl

#104 BOYS 11-12 200 LC METER IM NAG Record OVC Record:

1:09.96 1:21.29 2008

NAG Record OVC Record:

1:09.89 1:17.22 2016

Destin Lasco Johnny Crush

#111 GIRLS 11-12 400 LC METER FREESTYLE Chas Morton Danny Ott

NAG Record OVC Record:

4:19.48 4:43.35 2016

Dee Brown Tori Culotta

#105 GIRLS 10 & UNDER 200 LC METER IM

#112 BOYS 11-12 400 LC METER FREESTYLE

NAG Record OVC Record:

2:31.26 2:40.39 1984

Elizabeth Beisel E. Racht

4:12.52 4:35.19 2016

Matthew Hirschberger Carl Bloebaum

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CAELEB? as seen in

Swimming World

FOR TWO YEARS the NCAA swimming community had already been enthralled with Caeleb Dressel. His sophomore and junior years at Florida, Dressel posted mind-numbing, internet- wrecking records at the SEC and NCAA championships: His 18.20 in the 50-yard free, his 40.46 and then 40.00 in the 100 free and, of course, his 17-second relay splits.

From an individual perspective, what did Dressel have left to prove in his final year of NCAA compeption? Barring some stunner, he was a virtual lock to score either 57 or 60 individual points—20 per win in the 50 and 100 free, plus 20 for a win or 17 for a runner-up finish behind Joseph Schooling in the 100 fly. All that said, even if the outcome of both the 50 and 100 free was still determined, the world still stood up and watched closely when Dressel dove in for both of those events because of the history on the line—could he break 18 seconds in the 50 and could he crack 40 in the 100? To that first question, the answer was a resounding yes. There was the 17.81 leading off Florida’s 4×50 free relay, and less than an hour after that, a 17.61 in the individual event. Both swims prompted standing ovations. As it turns out, neither Schooling nor anyone else could give Dressel any sort of challenge in the 100 fly, as he roared to a 42.80, seven tenths under his American record from last season and more than a second and a half ahead of anyone else in the field. 18

Finally, Dressel won his ninth and final individual NCAA title in the 100 free. Feeling the fatigue of a long meet, he finished only a tenth under his own American and NCAA record, but that was enough. His time was 39.90, under that vaunted 40-second barrier. At that point, the rest of the world saw Dressel as a talent, yes, but an unproven one in the only venue that matters past college swimming: long course. At the 2016 Olympics, he had provided a key leg for a Team USA triumph in the 4×100 free relay and then finished sixth in the 100-meter free final, but he was not a superstar at the level of NCAA Caeleb Dressel. Then came Budapest and the 2017 World Championships—the week where everything changed. On three separate nights, Dressel captivated with world by showing that he could sustain his monumental power over a 50-meter course. On the meet’s first night, Dressel led off the U.S. men’s 4×100 free relay in 47.26, instantly making him the seventh-fastest performer of all-time. Four days later, he backed it up and proved he could win one on his own, dominating the 100 free final in 47.17. And then two days after that, Dressel put together one of the finest days a swimmer has ever seen, winning three gold medals in the 50 free, 100 fly and mixed 4×100 free relay in one session, posting some of the fastest times in history in all three. He was locked in, the best male swimmer in the world, and L AKES ID E

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everybody watching in Budapest and following the meet around the world knew it.

“Long course is where the big boys come out to play,” Dressel said. “We had a long course focus this whole year. I’m happy with the short course, but we’re still on track for some good long course swimming.” 2018

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Does he maintain his upward trend in the sprint free and fly races and begin taking down world records? Can he add another event in which he’s elite in long course? What can he do in the 200 free to, at the very least, aid the only U.S. relay that did not win gold at the 2017 World Champs? We all will certainly have a chance to see on the international stage and in a 50-meter pool: this summer at the Pan Pacific Championships in Tokyo, in 2019 at the World Championships in Gwangju and, of course, at the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. Dressel will have to prove all this in his professional career, beginning now. It’s time for Caeleb Dressel to empty the tank. “I feel like I’m just getting started in the sport.”

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COMPETITORS: REMEMBER JUST HOW GOOD YOU ARE As we get ready for the 90th OVC, and another long course season, it’s a great time to reflect at just how good all the athletes entered in this historic meet are. Sure, I’m constantly reminding my swimmers that there is always room for improvement, but they also have to remember to consider the scope when looking at OVC records and NATIONAL rankings. There may be several swimmers ranked ahead of you, but there are THOUSANDS that are trailing you. As you work hard, make progress and improve your times, it’s amazing how many places you can improve nationally. Remember, we are competing at the top one or two percent, so small things you can do can make a really BIG difference.

A MESSAGE FROM MIKE DEBOOR

LISTEN. THINK. APPLY. Elite swimming is a unique sport – you compete as an individual, but it’s taught in a group setting. Just like in school, being able to really listen to your teacher or coach is an extremely valuable skill. This talent sets the foundation for learning, improving and succeeding. Make every turn, every practice and every race count. You are dedicating a tremendous amount of time and energy to become an elite athlete; make sure you’re not wasting this investment. Become a RACER. Swim to win YOUR heat and worry about THIS race. Becoming a better swimmer means becoming a better racer, and becoming a better racer is a great way to improve. Don’t be thinking about times or cuts when you’re on the blocks – just go as fast as you can go.

“Becoming a better swimmer means becoming a better racer, and becoming a better racer is a great way to improve.” As I reflect back and we move forward, I’d like to see us give more focus and energy to being a TEAM! I think everyone is proud of our program, but I don’t feel we are unified and moving together in the same direction. I don’t see us being “all for one and one for all,” and this support can lead us to outstanding results. The better your teammates perform, the more likely you are to raise your performance and vice versa. I wish swimmers and parents would realize this. I feel many think they are supportive, but I see it being limited to their own conditions: if they are doing well also or if they make the “A” relay, if they move groups, etc. Being a great team is an always thing. We are all great on our good days, but it’s the tough days when we must be great teammates and when we need our teammates the most. Being a great team also takes leadership. As a staff we discuss this often and I think the staff must improve and continue to find ways for the coaches to be sure we are leading correctly. We can hope that swimmers rise to leadership roles, but we must give them the tools and opportunities to do so. Therefore, creating a better TEAM is a team/joint effort. At every staff meeting we have a reminder on our outline: “FLY FIRST CLASS” – promote the team unity; encourage wearing team caps, t-shirts, jackets, etc.; build the team atmosphere; promote character and class as a lifestyle; develop the team that we are proud of. I pass that same reminder to our swimmers and hope that coaches and swimmers alike can better develop our program into TEAM! Finally, remember the life skills you take away from being a part of the Lakeside program are the most valuable return on this investment of time and effort. Your ability to be determined, to overcome adversity and to create and achieve goals is far more important than making a national cut or swimming on the “A” relay.

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2017: 2 Swimmers named to Zone Select Camp

MARCH 12-UNDER SHORT COURSE STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS

Championship Team and was a medalist

Lakeside 2,881 Kentucky Aquatics 1,240 Triton Swimming 944 MARCH 13-OVER SHORT COURSE STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS Lakeside had 99 swimmers participate in the State Meeting winning. 66 swimmers scored at the meet, that is 66% of participating athletes scoring. 8 swimmers went 100% Best Times, 27 had 5 or more best times, 10 had at least 4 best times. Team scores are as follows: Lakeside 3,963 Cardinal Aquatics 2,727 Kentucky Aquatics 2,175 2018 Combined – LAK 7034, CARD 3694, TS 2590 2017 Combined – LAK 6390, CARD 3271, KA 3080.5 2016 Combined – LAK 7034, CARD 3694, TS 1931 2015 Combined – LAK 6452.5, CARD 2635, TS 2562.5 PAST 5 YEARS – COMBINED SCORE AT BOTH STATE MEETS LAK - 7034, 6452, 6179, 6471.5, 7034 CARD - 3694, 2635, 3083, 3554, 3694 KA – 3080.5 TS - 1931, 2562.5, 2787.5, 2339, 2590 LAKESIDE RECENT STATISTICS 21 Graduating Seniors – all going to college Over 100 graduates the past 4 years 80 USA SWIMMING SCHOLASTIC ALL-AMERICANS THE PAST 5 YEARS

2015-2016 – 6th Nationally 2014-2015 – 4th 2013-2014 – 3rd 2012-2013 – 3rd

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2015: 2 Swimmers named to USA Junior World

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2015-2016: 3 Swimmers named to USA Swimming

National Junior Team

2014-2015: 1 Swimmer named to USA Swimming

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2013-2014: 1 Swimmer named to USA Swimming

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The Butterflies Never Go Away Good luck to the Lakeside SeaHawks from the old folks in the water, the Lakeside Masters. Over 25 local-area age group swimmers who competed in the OVC grew up to be Lakeside Masters.

Lakeside had 83 swimmers winning 16 events at the meet. 51 swimmers scored at the meet, that is 61% of participating athletes scoring. 21 swimmers went 100% Best Times, 24 had 5 or more best times, 6 had at least 4 best times. Team scores are as follows:

2016: 1 Swimmer named to USA Junior Pan Pacific

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Stanford’s 800 freestyle relay. Coach Mike DeBoor is named head coach of USA Swimming’s Mare Nostrum team. Mackenzie Lanning and Jack Anderson both take 5th in the Open Water Junior Nationals 5K 2017: 8 Swimmers Qualified for USA Nationals/World Championship Trials

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SEAHAWK

HIST RY by: Pat Forde

Early information for this timeline comes from “The Lakeside Story” by Jack Thompson

March 1, 1924: Lakeside is “born” in a certificate holders’ meeting that draws up bylaws for the neighborhood and lake. September 8, 1928: First major swim meet is held at Lakeside. According to the Courier-Journal story on the meet, more than 1,500 fans attend the “swimming carnival.” The meet featured 50-, 150-, and 300-yard swimming events for men and women in three different age groups, plus a “fancy diving” competition. Event winners are awarded watches and silver cups. 1938: AAU Men’s National Championships is held at Lakeside. Under Coach Bud Swain, Lakeside lays claim to the national championship in Senior Women’s swimming, based on results at the National/Olympic Trials meet in Portland, Ore., and another national meet the following week in New Jersey. Lakeside swimmers Mary Moorman and Ann Hardin make the U.S. Olympic team but the Helsinki Games are canceled due to World War II. (Lakeside’s male swimmers are powerful as well, but most were paid lifeguards at the same time and thus ineligible for AAU competition.) 1940s: Lakeside helps pioneer synchronized swimming, then known as “water ballet.” 1954: Reflecting its broadening regional appeal, the annual Lakeside Open meet is renamed the Ohio Valley Championships,

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the moniker under which the meet continues today. It is the oldest annual meet in the country. 1963: Lakeside swimmer Alice Driscoll wins gold at the Pan American Games in Brazil in the 200 breastroke. 1972: Jack Tingley wins gold medals at the World University Games in Moscow in the 800-meter and 1,500-meter freestyle. 1975: Camille Wright wins three Pan Am gold medals, in the 100 & 200 butterfly and as a member of the U.S. 400 medley relay. 1976: Wright wins a silver medal as a member of the U.S. 400 medley relay at the Olympics in Montreal. Wright also competes in the 100 and 200 butterfly at the Games. July 7, 1979: At age 14, Lakeside’s Mary T. Meagher – who would come to be known as “Madame Butterfly” – sets the world record in the 200-meter butterfly at the Pan Am Games. April 11, 1980: Meagher sets the world record in the 100-meter

Lakeside’s Mary T. Meagher owned the 200 fly world record (2:05.96) that stood for over 19 years and is considered one of the greatest records in sports history.

butterfly as well. After moving to the Cincinnati Marlins with Lakeside teammate Lisa Buese and Coach Dennis Pursely, Meagher was a heavy favorite to win multiple gold medals at the 1980 Olympics in Moscow before the United States boycotted the Games in protest of the Soviet Union’s invasion of Afghanistan. Buese also made the ill-fated ’80 Olympic team. August 13, 1981: In Brown Deer, Wis., Meagher swims her fifth world-record time in the 200 butterfly, establishing a mark (2:05.96) that will stand for the next 19 years and is considered one of the greatest records in sports history. August 16, 1981: Meagher breaks her 1980 world record in the 100 butterfly, establishing a new mark (:57.93) that will stand for the next 18 years. 1981: Lakeside Masters team is formed. The program has gone on to produce multiple national champions and record holders. 1984: Meagher wins three gold medals in Los Angeles at the Summer Olympics. Lakeside’s Tori Trees finishes fifth in the L.A. Games in the 200 backstroke. 1987: Lakeside’s Dorsey Tierney and Kara McGrath both win gold medals at the Pan Am Games in Indianapolis. 1988: Meagher earns a bronze medal in the 200 butterfly in the Seoul Olympics. Lakeside’s Leigh Ann Fetter, a seven-time NCAA individual champion and American record holder at Texas, finishes fifth in the 50-meter freestyle at the Seoul Games. 1991: Tierney wins three gold medals at the Pan Am games in Havana, Cuba. Earlier in the year, she set an NCAA record while winning the 200 breaststroke for Texas. L AKES ID E

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1992: Coach Mike DeBoor is named National Age Group Coach of the Year by the American Swim Coaches Association. 1993: Coach Mike DeBoor is named National Age Group Coach of the Year by the American Swim Coaches Association for the second consecutive year. 1995: Coach Mike DeBoor is named assistant coach at US Olympic Development Camp and assistant coach at the Girls’ National Select Camp. 2000: Lakeside men win their first short course Junior National Championships. 2002: Coach Mike DeBoor is named Head Coach of US FINA World Cup Team. 2003: Coach Mike DeBoor is named Head Coach of Boys’ National Select Camp. 2004: Rachel Komisarz earns gold and silver medals on U.S. freestyle relay teams at the Olympics in Athens. She also swims the 100 butterfly in Athens after winning the event at the U.S. Olympic Trials. Coach Mike DeBoor is named Head Coach of US FINA World Cup Team. 2005: Lakeside men win their first long course Junior National

top honor. Three SeaHawks are named to the US Junior National Team: Leah Stevens, Kennedy Lohman and Brooke Forde. Lohman and Forde compete in the Junior World Championships in Singapore. Lakeside finishes third in the USA Swimming National Club Rankings. Coach Mike DeBoor is named coach for National Junior Team Camp. 2016: Lakeside Swim Club is inducted into the Kentucky Athletic Hall of Fame, joining iconic entities Churchill Downs, Valhalla Golf Club, Keeneland Racecourse and Hillerich & Bradsby. Lakeside sends five swimmers (Brooke Bauer, Brooke Forde, Clayton Forde, Kennedy Lohman, Asia Seidt) and eight college-age alums (Peyton Greenberg, Heyward Harrison, Trey Hubbuch, Kristen Keifer, Ashley Leclair, Sydney Sell, Jacob Smith, Leah Stevens) to the Olympic Swim Trials in Omaha. Brooke Forde and Kennedy Lohman qualify for Junior Pan Pacific Championships. Coach Mike DeBoor is named assistant coach for Junior Pan Pacific Championships. 2017: Brooke Forde wins the 2017 Rudy J. Ellis High School Athlete of the Year. Forde and Asia Seidt are named to the US World University Games team and compete in Taiwan. Both Forde and Seidt are named to the US National Team Roster. 2018: Brooke Forde wins her first NCAA title as a member of Stanford’s 800 freestyle relay. Coach Mike DeBoor is named head coach of USA Swimming’s Mare Nostrum team.

2015 Rudy J. Ellis award winner, Leah Stevens

Championships. Coach Mike DeBoor is named National Junior Team Assistant Coach. 2006: Rachel Komisarz and Elizabeth Tinnon compete for Team USA at the Short Course World Championships. Coach Mike DeBoor named head coach of the US World Championship Team and Assistant Coach for the Pan Pacifics Championship Team. 2007: Caroline Burckle wins gold in the 800 freestyle and Elizabeth Tinnon wins bronze in the 200 breaststroke at the Pan Am Games. Coach Mike DeBoor is named Head Coach of the National Junior Team. 2008: Burckle, who earlier in the year won two NCAA championships swimming for Florida, earns a bronze medal at the Beijing Olympics as part of the US 800-meter freestyle relay. 2011: Lakeside alum, Clark Burckle (brother of Caroline and an NCAA individual champion at Arizona), wins a silver medal in the Pan Am games in the 200 breaststroke. 2012: Clark Burckle makes the US Olympic Team and competes in the London Olympics with a 6th place finish in the 200 breaststroke. Clark becomes Lakeside’s 10th US Olympian and its first male Olympian. Burckle competes in the 100 and 200 breaststroke at the Short Course World Championships. 2015: Leah Stevens wins 2015 Rudy J. Ellis High School Athlete of the Year, awarded annually to the top Kentucky High School male and female athletes. She is the first SeaHawk to be awarded this 2018

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Recent Lakeside Olympians include 2004 gold and silver medalist Rachel Komisarz (above), 2008 bronze medalist Caroline Burckle (left) and 2012 finalist Clark Burckle (below)

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