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Stanford fifth , at NCAA championships

Date of competition: Saturday, March 27, 2010

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NCAA Championships
at Ohio State
Saturday, Day two
Team leaders
1, California 348 1/2
2, Texas 330
3, Arizona 269
4, Florida 264
5, Stanford 221
6, Auburn 215 1/2
7, Michigan 160
8, Virginia 100
9, Ohio State 96 1/2
10, Georgia 92
200 medley relay
1, California (Barnea, Dugonjic, Moore, Daniels) 1:23.08
2, Auburn 1:24.13
3, Texas (Cragin, Spann, Taylor, Feigen) 1:24.63
4, Stanford (Godsoe, Lovelace, Coville, Dunford) 1:25.12
400 IM
1, Tyler Clary (Michigan) 3:38.89
2, Gal Nevo (Georgia Tech) 3:40.68
3, Billy Cregar (Georgia) 3:41.08
100 fly
1, Thomas Shields (California) 44.91
2, Mathia Gydesen (California) 45.83
3, Eugene Godsoe (Stanford) 45.96
200 free
1, Conor Dwyer (Florida) 1:32.31
2, Shaune Fraser (Florida) 1:32.53
3, Dave Walters (Texas) 1:33.04
15, Rob Andrews (Stanford) 1:37.36
100 breast
1, Damir Dugonjic (California) 51.65
2, Scott Spann (Texas) 52.22
3, Martti Aljand (California) 52.32
7, Curtis Lovelace (Stanford) 52.61
8, John Criste (Stanford) 52.83
100 back
1, Eugene Godsoe (Stanford) 45.11 (pool record)
2, Jake Tapp (Arizona) 46.16
3, Guy Barnea (California) 46.23
3-meter diving
1, David Boudia (Purdue) 494.90
2, Nick McCrory (Duke) 459.15
3, Grant Nel (Texas A&M) 450.50
800 free relay
1, Texas (Jostes, Walters, Caskey, Berens) 6:12.77
2, Florida 6:14.72
3, Arizona 6:18.33
7, Stanford (Priestley, Mosko, Bollier, Andrews) 6:22.34

posted by Rick on Mar 27, 2010 at 7:04 pm

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