NBAC’s
grand total for the
meet to:
American Records: 4
US Open Records: 4
National Age Group
Records: 10
State Records: 30
Team Records: 33
Read more below.....
Hoff Golden for
third year at Golden
Goggles, both Katie
and Michael repeat,
Bowman coach of the
year.
November 19,
2007
Beverly Hills, Calif. - Michael Phelps (Baltimore, Md.) and Katie Hoff (Towson, Md.) took home top honors tonight at the USA Swimming Foundation’s Golden Goggle Awards, as the two Maryland natives were named Male and Female Athlete of the Year.
North Baltimore
Aquatic Club –
Swimming Factory
November 11,
2007
Photo By:
Swimming
World
Magazine
PHOENIX, Arizona,
November 11. IN a
profession in which
job change is a way
of life,
SwimmingWorld.TV
took the opportunity
to interview a head
coach who has been
with the same team
for more than four
decades!
Murray Stephens
founded the North
Baltimore Aquatic
Club more than 40
years ago. In this
exclusive video,
Coach Stephens talks
about coaches'
development, the
benefits of owning
your own facility as
well as the key role
that attitude plays
in the success or
failure of a swim
club.
Success in the pool
is another component
of the North
Baltimore program,
as seen through its
development of
Michael Phelps and
Katie Hoff, plus
hundreds of swimmers
who have swum
National Age Group
Top 16 times.
This interview
provides the best
outside view how the
North Baltimore
Aquatic Club has
risen to the level
of excellence in
club swimming.
SWIMMINGWORLDMAGAZINE.COM
ARTICLE
Congratulations to the NBAC swimmers who were named to the 2006/2007 Scholastic All America Team by USA Swimming 07.10.12
USA Swimming announces the 2006-2007 Scholastic All-American Team. The Scholastic All-American Team is comprised of high school student-athletes, who have a grade point average of 3.5 or higher, and have competed in an individual event in the 2006 Open Water National Championships, 2006 Summer Speedo Championships Series (summer sectionals), 2006 ConocoPhillips Nationals, 2006 U.S. Open, 2007 Speedo Champions Series (spring sectionals), and 2007 Spring Championships. The award is based on a point system for grades and competition.
Maggie Brown, Tim Cadigan, Carter Gisriel, Richard Hills, Dan Madwed, Kristen McBrien, John Ojard, Greg Pelton, Sean Roddy, Kevin Spath, Emily Tipton, and Maggie White.
First Annual
NBAC Golf Classic Sponsored by Archstone Consulting Monday, September 10, 2007
NBAC Results
First (56) Tom Paullin, Scott Hammond, Murray Stephens, Frank Comfort Second (61)
BJ Surhoff, Mike Ford, John Maroon Third (63)
Bill White, Reilly Stephens, Dave Harris, Bill Chesshie Closest to Pin: Pilar Gracia - 6'0" Longest Drive: Jay Lohse
Day Two and Three08.23.07 On day 2 of the Japan International meet, Brennan and Felicia each qualified
for 2nd swims. Brennan swam a 4:22.7 in the 400m IM to place 2nd in the B final, and Felicia swam a 2:12.2 in the 200m Fly to place 5th in the B final. Read More...
Maverick coach has made waves in swimming world Article on Murray Stephens and NBAC in Philadelphia Inquirer
Dan Madwed Wins Bronze in 200 Butterfly, Gold and Silver in Relays Dan Madwed, swimming in the World University games in Bangkok, Thailand, finished with a 1:57.16 in the Men's 200 Meter Butterfly. This time is a best time for Dan and is the 5th fastest American time this year.
Summary:
Bronze in 200 Butterfly, best time
Gold in 800 Free Relay, 148.6 (Prelims) best time
Silver in 400 Medley Relay, 52.9 (prelim) best time
Lauren Kasoff Golden at 2007 Maccabi Games; Alex Elias takes silver & bronze, both swimmers record best times Competing in the first day of swimming events at the Orange County Maccai Games in California, Lauren Kasofff struck gold in the 15-16 Girls 500 Yard Free dropping 6 seconds off her previous best time. Lauren also swam a best time in 100 Butterfly, finishing with a silver medal in that event. In the Men's events, Alex Elias took more than seven seconds off to place second in the 200 Yard Breaststroke. Alex also swam to a Bronze medal in the 100 Butterfly, also a best time and he tied for seventh in 50 Yard Free, also with a best time.
Results Event Home page
Collin
Turner
National
Triathlon
Champion
WISCONSIN
DELLS,
Wis.
(August
6, 2007)
-
Nothing
quite
goes
together
like
waterslides
and
triathlon.
At least
that's
the
opinion
of 193
youngsters
who took
part in
USA
Triathlon's
Youth
National
Championship
at
Noah's
Ark
Water
Park in
Wisconsin
Dells,
Wis. on
Saturday,
August
4.
The
participant
list was
fairly
evenly
split
between
genders,
with 95
boys and
98
girls,
ranging
in age
from 7
to 15
years
old. The
athletes
hailed
from 21
states
and were
separated
into
four age
groups
(7-8,
9-10,
11-12,
13-15),
with the
two
younger
groups
racing a
100m
swim, 5k
bike, 1k
run
course
and the
older
athletes
participating
in a
200m
swim,
10k
bike, 2k
run.
Boys
9-10 (24
finishers):
NBAC's
Collin
Turner
(Baltimore,
Md.)
(15:55)
Kate
Hennessy
adds 800
Free
title to
400
Free,
3rd in
200
Kate
Hennessey
finished
the
weekend
with two
National
titles
in the
400 &
800
Free.
Kate won
the
25-29
age
group
with a
best
time.
She
dropped
9
seconds
from her
previous
master's
time,
and 3
seconds
from her
time at
the
NBAC
Mid-Summer
Classic
to take
third in
the 200
Meter
Free. In
the
second
day of
competition
at the
Woodlands,
Texas,
NBAC's
Kate
Hennessey
dropped
16
seconds
from her
previous
best 400
Free in
Masters
competition
and 7
seconds
from her
time at
the NBAC
Mid
Summer
Classic
in July.
Katie
also
placed
sixth in
50 Back
and 100
Free
Friday.
Results
Richard
Hills Drops Nearly
Two Seconds in 200m
IM to Qualify for an
Evening Swim
on Final Day of
Swimming The
final
three
days of
swimming
at the
Junior
National
Championships
ended
the team
with
100%
season
best
times.
On
Wednesday,
Sean
Roddy
and Erin
O'Donnell
swam
lifetime
best
times in
the 100m
breast
and 100m
fly
respectively
in the
morning.
"Erin
had a
remarkable
season"
Coach
Armstrong
says.
"She had
three
substantial
time
drop in
the 100m
butterfly.
For her
to
qualify
for the
meet and
then
drop
time at
the meet
is
praiseworthy."
Read
More...
Schedule
of
events
and
previous
results... Results USA
Swimming
Juniors
Page
Eastern
Zone Age
Group
Long
Course
Championship
Results
August 8
- 11,
2007
The
highest level age
group meet of the
year is currently
taking place in
Buffalo, New
York--known to all
as Zones.
Several NBAC
swimmers were
invited to represent
the Maryland LSC by
achieving an age
specific time
standard, and are
justifying their
invites with high
point contributions.
After two days,
there have been 19
final swims by NBAC
members including
1st place finishes
by Maggie White,
15-18 girls 200m
breast, Camryne
Morris, 11-12 girls
100m fly and 11-12
200m free, and Molly
Butt, 15-18 girls
200m back.
Rachael Schaffer led
off a 1st place
finishing 400m free
relay for team
Maryland, and Morris
and Jordan Surhoff
also contributed to
a 1st place
finishing 11-12
girls 400m medley
relay.
Maryland is
currently in 2nd
with an overall
score of 528.5, .5
ahead of Potomac
Valley, and .33
behind 1st place
team Virginia.
Senior National
Wrap-up After
three
days of
swimming
in
Indianapolis,
NBAC's
National
Team has
already
experienced
injuries,
night
swims,
best
times,
new
Olympic
Trial
cuts,
world
class
swims,
Japan
team
qualifications,
and
overall
exciting
and
impressive
races.
Read
more...
Kalisz
places
second
in
200Fly
07.21.07
RIO DE
JANEIRO
–
Kathleen
Hersey
(Atlanta,
Ga.) won
her
third
Pan
American
gold
medal
Saturday
with her
standout
swim in
the 200m
fly.
Hersey
finished
five
seconds
ahead of
the
field in
2:07.64
to break
the Pan
American
Games
record
she set
in
Friday’s
semifinal.
Courtney
Kalisz
(Bel
Air,
Md.)
finished
behind
Hersey
in
2:12.75,
winning
silver
in the
200m
fly.
Brazil's
Daiene
Dias won
the
bronze
in
2:13.35.
USA
SWIMMING
ARTICLE
Team USA
advances
all
prelim
swimmers,
keeps
streak
alive07.19.07 Scott
Spann
(Austin,
Tex.)
and
Courtney
Kalisz
(Bel
Air,
Md.)
heated
up the
pool
Thursday
night,
leading
a USA
Team
that
kept its
streak
alive,
advancing
a
swimmer
in every
preliminary
event.
Spann
topped
the
men’s
200m
breast,
qualifying
first in
2:15.70.
Kalisz
led the
women in
the 200m
fly and
qualified
in
2:11.41.
Both
swimmers
will
swim in
Friday
morning’s
semifinals.
Women's
200m
fly:
Kalisz
and
Kathleen
Hersey
(Atlanta,
Ga.)
advanced
to the
semifinals
in the
women’s
200m
fly,
claiming
the
event’s
top two
qualifying
spots.
Kalisz
topped
her heat
to
finish
first
while
Hersey
led the
other
women’s
heat to
qualify
second
in
2:11.62.
Hersey
will
look to
add to
her gold
medal
count
following
her wins
in the
400m IM
and 100m
fly.
Brennan Morris Ranks
1st Nationally in
(15-16) 400M
Freestyle
07.15.07
During
the
Men's
Open
400M
Freestyle
Sunday
evening,
Ian Rowe
and
Brennan
Morris
raced to
the
finish
winning
1st and
2nd
place
with
dual
best
times
and new
national
cuts.
Rowe
improved
both his
time--by
2
seconds
with a
4:02.19--and
his
national
17-18
ranking,
from
21st to
11th. Morris
improved
both his
time--by
4
seconds
with a
4:02.76--and
his
national
15-16
ranking,
from 6th
to 1st.
Read
More...
NBAC at
the
Chesapeake
Bay Swim
08.06.11 Congratulations
to all
of the
NBAC
Masters
swimmers
and
Meadowbrook
Pool
members
who had
participated
in the
Great
Chesapeake
Bay Swim
this
year.
Brian
Benda
placed
first
overall
in the
4.4 mile
swim
with a
time of
1:25.24.
OJ
Keller
placed
4th with
a
1:26.39.
Elizabeth
Schlicher
placed
11th
overall
and
first
female
with a
time of
1:33.20.
Other
swimmers
of the
4.4
included
Charles
Schmitz(21),
Polly
Surhoff(32),
Andy
Cosgarea(35),
Kevin
Joubert(56),
Scott
Breza(112),
Suzanne
Kinsky(122),
Tom
McComas(165)
and
Richard
Henderson(168).
Swimmers
of the 1
mile
swim
included
Shelia
Cosgarea
(6th
overall
and 1st
female),
Debbie
Dawson
(10th
overall
and 2nd
female),
Craig
Jones(11),
Tobi
Limke(12),
Suzanne
Gedney(13),
Victoria
Kamauff(16),
Gil
Mandel(17),
Wendy
Quitasol(46)
Mindy
Apple(50),
Tammi
Stauffer(65),
Cindy
Bowers(100),
Susan
Kamauff(107),
and
William
Surhoff(207).
RESULTS
Congratulations
to NBAC
Masters
swimmer
Krista
Schultz
who
placed
first in
Eagleman
Half
Iron Man
Triathlon
in the
25-29
age
group.
Krista
had the
8th
fastest
swim in
her
division,
3rd
fastest
bike and
7th
fastest
run.
This
placing
qualifies
her for
Hawaii
Ironman
for the
second
year in
a row.
RESULTS
NBAC
Masters
Compete
in
Pocomoke
Triathlon08.06.04
Four
podiums,
second
overall
and
first
overall
swim
Congratulations
to the
NBAC
Masters
swimmers
who
competed
in the
YMCA
Pocomoke
Sprint
Triathlon
this
past
Saturday.
Kris
Auer
placed
second
overall
with the
fastest
overall
bike
split.
Murray
Sarubin
and
Susan
Sarubin
both
placed
first in
their
age
groups,
Mike
Schwing
placed
10th
overall,
second
in the
40-49
age
group
while
his wife
Allie
also
competed.
NBAC
Masters
coach
Steve
Burke
placed
11th
overall
with the
fastest
overall
swim.
RACE
RESULTS
Paul
Yetter's
20
Questions07.05.30
USA
Swimming's
correspondent
Bob
Schaller
talks
with
coach
Yetter
about
NBAC,
Katie
Hoff,
Dan
Madwed,
and his
experiences
coaching
Team USA
as well
as NBAC.
USA
Swimming's
Article
5/30/07
Madwed Proves
Olympic Potential in
200 Fly at Grand
Prix 07.05.20
Dan
Madwed
proved
his
Olympic
potential
this
weekend
at the
Eric
Namesnik
Memorial
Grand
Prix in
Ann
Arbor,
Michigan
when he
won the
200M
Butterfly,
beating
Davis
Tarwater,
the 2nd
ranked
200M
Butterflier
in the
US, by
almost a
second.
Among
other
great
performances
from
Madwed
this
weekend
was his
3rd
place
200M
Freestyle,
which
clocked
in at
1:51.48.
Grand
Prix is
a great
meet for
Olympic
hopefuls
like
Madwed
because
it is
structure
very
similarly
to the
Olympic
with
evening
prelims
and
morning
finals.
NBAC
Grand
Prix
veteran
swimmers
in
attendence
were
Kailey
Morris
,
Courntey
Kalisz,
Emily
Tipton,
Andrea
Staub, ,
Brennan
Morris,
Austin
Surhoff,
Feblicia
Lee,
Elizabeth
Pelton,
Laura
Harris,
Richard
Hills,
Sean
Roddy,
Greg
Pelton,
Katie
Hoff,
,
Michael
Thomas.
First
time
travelers
included
Maggie
Brown,
Jessie
Krebs,
Kristen
McBrien,
and
finalist
Erin
O'Donnell,
100M
Fly,
Maggie
White,
100M
Breast,
and
Michael
Thomas,
1500M
Free.
"It has
been fun
to watch
some of
our
first
time
travel
meet
swimmers
stepping
up and
making
it back
into
finals"
Coach
Armstrong
says.
Along
with
Madwed,
other
top 3
finishers
in the
meet
were
Katie
Hoff and
Felicia
Lee.
Hoff
placed
3rd in
the 50M
Free and
100M
Breast,
2nd in
the 100M
Back,
and 1st
in the
200M
Back and
200M
Breast.
Felicia
Lee
finished
3rd in
the 200M
IM, 100M
Back,
and 200M
Back,
and won
the 100M
Fly
setting
a meet
record
of
59.92.
"We are
really
proud of
the fact
that we
had
three
individual
winners--Felicia
Lee,
Katie
Hoff,
and Dan
Madwed--at
this
meet and
we are
looking
forward
to a
great
summer
of fast
swimming"
Coach
Paul
Yetter
says.
NBAC
Masters
Swimmers
compete
at
Columbia
Triathlon. 07.05.20 Congratulations
to NBAC
alumni
Chris
Morrow
and all
the NBAC
Masters
swimmers
who
competed
in the
Columbia
Triathlon
on May
20.
Chris
placed
16th in
Open
male
with a
third
fastest
swim in
that
category.
His
overall
time
would
have
placed
him
first in
his age
group.
Hollie
Kenney
placed
fourth
in the
pro
division
with the
ninth
fastest
overall
female
swim,
fifth
fastest
overall
bike and
fourth
fastest
overall
run.
Brian
Benda
placed
fourth
in his
age
group
with the
fourth
fastest
overall
male
swim.
Krista
Schultz
placed
fourth
in the
open
elite
female
category
earning
her a
spot in
the
"Best of
the US"
triathlon
to
represent
Maryland
for the
second
year.
Angela
Vavasori
placed
6th in
the
30-35
female
division.
Congratulations
to these
and all
other
NBAC
Masters
swimmers
who
competed.
Columbia
Triathlon
Results
NBAC
Masters
Swimmers
competing
at Short
Course
Nationals. 07.05.20 In the
opening
day of
competition,
NBAC
Masters
swimmer
Katie
Hennessey
won the
1000
free in
the
25-29
Age
Group,
Suzanne
Gedney
and
Wendy
Quitasol
finished
third in
their
age
groups
in the
1650.
NBAC
hosts
Baltimore
City
Special
Olympics 07.05.06
The
Baltimore
City
Special
Olympics
Swim
Team,
under
the
direction
of
Coach
Phil
Wetzler
and
three
assistant
coaches,
conducted
their
2nd
annual
Swim
Qualifier
Time
Trial
at
Meadowbrook,
home
pool
of
the
North
Baltimore
Aquatic
Club. NBAC
has
hosted
the
BCSO
Swim
Team
for
two
years
and
NBAC
parents,
Masters
swimmers,
and
North
Baltimore
Swim
School
instructors
were
all
involved
in
the
conduct
of
the
meet. 27
Athletes
competed in
25
Meter,
10
Yard
and
15
Yard
races. Medals
were
awarded
for
first
second
and
third
places. Congratulations
to
all
who
competed!
NBAC
Masters
win
Tampa
Bay
Marathon
Swim
07.04.29 Congratulations
to the
NBAC
Masters
swimmers
who
competed
and
helped
their
relay
win the
Tenth
Annual
24 Mile
Tampa
Bay
Marathon
Swim.
Tampa
Bay,
FL--
Swimmers
braved
headwinds
and
waves
during
the
Tenth
Tampa
Bay
Marathon
Swim on
Saturday,
April
21. Four
solo
swimmers
and
seven
relay
teams
finished
the swim
of the
entire
24 mile
length
of Tampa
Bay. The
event
has been
held
every
year
since
1998 in
celebration
of Earth
Day and
the
revitalization
of
Florida's
largest
estuary.
The
overall
winners
of the
event
was the
North
Baltimore
Aquatic
Club
team
from
Baltimore
MD.
NBAC
swimmers
were:
Wendy
Quitasol,
Gil
Mandel,
Suzanne
Gedney,
Scott
Breza,
Tobi
Limke
and
Janice
Bonner.
2007
NAAC
Carol
Chidester
Meet
Naval
Academy
April
27-29,
2007
NBAC Masters
Swimmer
Places
2nd
Overall
Female
in Lake
Anna
Triathlon
07.04.22
Krista
Schultz
placed
2nd
overall
in the
Virginia
Triathlon
Series'
Lake
Anna
Kinetic
Sprint
this
past
weekend.
She
competed
in the
Elite
wave of
the race
and was
4th out
of the
water of
the +/-
half
mile
swim
with a
time of
11.10.
Fellow
Masters
swimmer
and
local
Joe's
Mt.
Washington
Bike
Shop
employee
and
cycling
coach
Kris
Auer
placed
4th in
the
35-39
age
group
with the
fastest
bike
split in
the
division.
Phelps on The
Tonight Show with
Jay Leno
07.04.19
Friday, April 20,
Michael Phelps will
appear on NBC's The
Tonight Show.
Phelps has appeared
on the show two
other times: once
before the 2004
Athens Games and
once after.
This third
appearance will air
at 11:35 PM (ET).
USA Swimming 20
Questions with Dan
Madwed
07.04.17
Dan
Madwed
talks
with
correspondent
Bob
Schaller
about
what it
is like
training
with
Paul
Yetter
and NBAC
as well
as his
decision
to sign
with the
University
of
Michigan.
NBAC
Swimmers
Honored
at
Towson
High's
"Breakfast
of
Champions"
07.04.08
North
Baltimore's
goal is
to
achieve
excellence
from its
athletes,
not only
in the
pool but
in life.
Athletes
are
taught
how to
aspire
and
accomplish
their
own
personal
excellence,
and at
Towson
High
School's
"Breakfast
of
Champions" NBAC
members
were
awarded
for such
personal
achievements.
Jessie
Krebs
and
Felicia
Lee both
received
an award
for
obtaining
straight
A's for
a
quarter. As
Design
Editor
of the
yearbook,
Sidelights,
Carter
Gisriel
earned
an
Outstanding
Contribution
award,
and Matt
Sholander
was
honored
for
being an
All
County
Honors
Band
Member.
Team USA Wins 3rd
Duel in the Pool on
Australian Home Turf
(Katie and Dan with
their coach Paul
Yetter)
North Baltimore's
Katie Hoff and Dan
Madwed competed in
the 3rd Mutual of
Omaha Duel in the
Pool Meet held this
morning at the 2000
Olympic pool in
Sydney, Australia. This was the 3rd
straight Duel in the
Pool win the United
States has had over
Australia with a
final score of 181.5
USA and 129.5
Australia. Hoff placed 1st in
the 400M IM and 200M
IM and second in the
200M Free. Madwed placed 3rd in
the 200M Fly. Phelps also
participated in the
meet, and won events
we do not normally
see him swim: 100M Free, and 200M
Back. NBAC
swimmers scored 32
of the winning 181.5
points.
Fan interesting in
viewing the races
can watch them on
NBC Saturday, April
21 from 2-3 p.m.
(EST), and Sunday,
April 22 from 4-6
p.m. (EST).
2007 Melbourne World
Championships
March 25-April 1 Results
KATIE
HOFF BREAKS WORLD
RECORD IN 400M IM
Hoff Eclipsed the 7
year old mark of
4:33.59 by almost a
second. Clocking in at
4:32.89, she
finished over seven
seconds ahead of her
competitors. Phelps also earned
his seventh gold
medal in the 400M IM
shattering the World
Record by over two
seconds. However, missed the
chance for an eighth
medal after the
Men's Medley Relay DQ's in Prelims.
Spring Championships
End in a 2nd
Straight Year Win,
Two New Olympic
Trial
Qualifiers, and
Three New Members of
the National Junior
Team
Going into finals on
Saturday evening,
NBAC was in the lead
for combined first
place by 30 points.
Swimmers Sean Roddy,
Elizabeth Pelton,
Andrea Staub,
Richard Hills,
Austin Surhoff,
Courtney Kalisz, and
Felicia Lee all swam
the 200M IM; Roddy
swimming a best time
by 3 seconds, Lee
and Surhoff with a
12th place seed,
and Kalisz with a
5th place seed. Both the men's and
women's 400M Medley
Relays were
scheduled for the
evening session
also.
Between sessions,
Alison Barnes swam
the 1500M Free,
Brennan Morris and
Ian Rowe swam the
800M Free. Rowe placed 8th,
earning an
additional
evening final swim
for NBAC.
During finals Kalisz
placed 7th, Lee
placed 10th in the
200M IM. Austin Surhoff
qualified for his
first Olympic Trial
cut, and earned
himself a stop on
the National Junior
Team with his 9th
place swim of
2:06.91.
The men's final 800M
Free ended in an 8th
place finish for
Morris, and 9th for
Rowe. The
girls team won the
400M Medley Relay,
and the men's team
finished 9th.
The final scores of
the meet were NBAC
340, Bolles School
242, and Sun Devil
210. "It was
an outstanding met," Coach Paul says. We have two new
Olympic Trials
qualifiers [Surhoff
and Staub] and three
new members of the
National Junior Team
[Surhoff, Staub, and
Pelton]."
The
final
three
days of
swimming
at the
Junior
National
Championships
ended
the team
with
100%
season
best
times.
On
Wednesday,
Sean
Roddy
and Erin
O'Donnell
swam
lifetime
best
times in
the 100m
breast
and 100m
fly
respectively
in the
morning.
"Erin
had a
remarkable
season"
Coach
Armstrong
says.
"She had
three
substantial
time
drop in
the 100m
butterfly.
For her
to
qualify
for the
meet and
then
drop
time at
the meet
is
praiseworthy."
XV
Pan
American
Games
Congratulations
to all
of the
NBAC
Masters
swimmers
and
Meadowbrook
Pool
members
who had
participated
in the
Great
Chesapeake
Bay Swim
this
year.
Brian
Benda
placed
first
overall
in the
4.4 mile
swim
with a
time of
1:25.24.
OJ
Keller
placed
4th with
a
1:26.39.
Elizabeth
Schlicher
placed
11th
overall
and
first
female
with a
time of
1:33.20.
Other
swimmers
of the
4.4
included
Charles
Schmitz(21),
Polly
Surhoff(32),
Andy
Cosgarea(35),
Kevin
Joubert(56),
Scott
Breza(112),
Suzanne
Kinsky(122),
Tom
McComas(165)
and
Richard
Henderson(168).
Swimmers
of the 1
mile
swim
included
Shelia
Cosgarea
(6th
overall
and 1st
female),
Debbie
Dawson
(10th
overall
and 2nd
female),
Craig
Jones(11),
Tobi
Limke(12),
Suzanne
Gedney(13),
Victoria
Kamauff(16),
Gil
Mandel(17),
Wendy
Quitasol(46)
Mindy
Apple(50),
Tammi
Stauffer(65),
Cindy
Bowers(100),
Susan
Kamauff(107),
and
William
Surhoff(207).
Congratulations
to the
NBAC
Masters
swimmers
who
competed
and
helped
their
relay
win the
Tenth
Annual
24 Mile
Tampa
Bay
Marathon
Swim.
Hoff Eclipsed the 7
year old mark of
4:33.59 by almost a
second. Clocking in at
4:32.89, she
finished over seven
seconds ahead of her
competitors. Phelps also earned
his seventh gold
medal in the 400M IM
shattering the World
Record by over two
seconds. However, missed the
chance for an eighth
medal after the
Men's Medley Relay DQ's in Prelims.
Between sessions,
Alison Barnes swam
the 1500M Free,
Brennan Morris and
Ian Rowe swam the
800M Free. Rowe placed 8th,
earning an
additional
evening final swim
for NBAC.
The men's final 800M
Free ended in an 8th
place finish for
Morris, and 9th for
Rowe. The
girls team won the
400M Medley Relay,
and the men's team
finished 9th. 
Emma Call, a
senior at the
Baltimore Polytechnic