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WYOWYODate Event Site TimeOctober 4 Brown and Gold Laramie, Wyo. 5:00 PMOctober 11 Wyoming Diving Invite Laramie, Wyo. TBAOctober 12 Wyoming Diving Invite Laramie, Wyo. TBAOctober 12 Denver Relays Denver, Colo. NoonOctober 26 Colo. School of Mines (M) Laramie, Wyo. NoonNovember 2 Air Force (M) Laramie, Wyo. 1:00 PM @ Air Force (Diving) Colorado Springs, Colo. TBANovember 8 UIC Chicago, Ill. 5:00 PMNovember 9 UIC, Northwestern Chicago, Ill. 1:00 PMNovember 16 Boise State (W) Laramie, Wyo. NoonNovember 21-24 Arizona Diving Invite Tucson, Ariz. All DayNovember 21-23 UNLV Fall Invite Las Vegas, Nev. All DayNovember 22 New Mexico, Nevada, Grand Canyon (W) Albuquerque, N.M. 3:00 PMNovember 23 New Mexico, Nevada, Grand Canyon (M) Albuquerque, N.M. 10:00 AMJanuary 18 Denver Denver, Colo. 1:00 PMJanuary 25 Colorado State (W) Laramie, Wyo. NoonJanuary 31 - Feburary 1 Air Force Diving Invite Colorado Springs, Colo. All DayFebruary 1 UNLV, Nevada (W) Las Vegas, Nev. NoonFebruary 19-22 Mountain West Championships San Antonio, Texas All DayFebruary 26-March 1 WAC Championship San Antonio, Texas All DayMarch 13-15 NCAA Zone “E” Diving Championships Colorado Springs, Colo. All DayMarch 20-22 NCAA Women’s Championship Minneapolis, Minn. All DayMarch 27-29 NCAA Men’s Championship Austin, Texas All Day

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UW Swimming Facts/Media Information ........................................1Swimming and Diving Coaching/Support Staff ...........................2-6Cowgirl Roster ...................................................................................7Cowgirl Outlook ................................................................................ 8Cowgirl Profiles ............................................................................ 9-19Cowboy Roster ................................................................................20Cowboy Outlook ..............................................................................21Cowboy Profiles .........................................................................22-29Wyoming Swimming and Diving Records ................................ 30-31Swimming and Diving Facilities/Corbett Pool Records ................ 32Conference Champions/NCAA Participants .................................. 33All-Conference Performers ........................................................34-35Letterwinners.............................................................................36-37Academics/Strength and Conditioning ......................................... 38Mountain West/Western Athletic Conference .............................. 39UW Traditions ...........................................................................40-41UW Facilities .............................................................................42-43UW Campus ...............................................................................44-45Wyoming ......................................................................................... 46Laramie ........................................................................................... 47GoWyo.com.com/themw.com/wacsports.com ............................. 48 Credits

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UW Swimming & Diving Quick FactsLocation: Laramie, Wyo.Enrollment: 13,992Founded: 1886President: Richard McGinityNickname: Cowboys/CowgirlsColors: Brown and GoldConference: Mountain West (W)/Western Athletic Conference (M)Home Pool: Corbett PoolCapacity: 225Athletic Director: Tom BurmanHead Coach: Tom Johnson (Wyoming ‘86) 16th YearOverall Dual Record (15 years): Men 83-55, Women 115-63 Associate Head Coach: Matt Leach (Indiana ‘04)Diving Coach: Yahya Radman (Indiana ‘05) Assistant Coach/Recruiting Coordinator:Manabu “Manny” Noguchi (Cal Poly ‘98)Volunteer Assistant Coaches: Sam King, Chelsea Oates2012-13 Dual Record: Women (6-1 overall, 4-1 MW)

Men (8-1 overall, 8-1 MPSF)

Athletics Media Relations Office (307) 766-2256UW Swim Office (307) 766-6265UW Athletics Department (307) 766-2292Athletics Media Relations Fax (307) 766-2346Nick Seeman’s Office Phone (307) 766-2290Nick Seeman’s Cell Phone (612) 741-0550Athletic Academic Counseling (307) 766-5385

The 2013-14 Swimming and Diving Media Guide was produced by the UW Athletics Media Relations Office and designed by Modern Printing, Laramie, Wyo. Photos are courtesy of UW Photo Service, the Mountain West Conference, the NCAA and Mike Cotterman. The covers were designed by Modern Printing of Laramie, Wyo. This guide was written and edited by Wyoming Athletics Media Relations Assistant Director Nick Seeman, with additional assistance from the Athletics Media Relations Office.

The University of Wyoming Athletics Media Relations office is always available to assist any media needs. Please contact swimming and diving contact Nick Seeman or any member of the media relations staff for assistance. Contact the media relations office via phone (307) 766-2290, fax (307) 766-2346 or by e-mail [email protected]. All interviews for coaches or any student-athlete should be arranged through the office at least 24 hours in advance. Athletes are available as their class schedules, work-outs and team meetings permit. Student-athletes are not available on meet days until after the meet.

2013-14 Coaching and Support StaffLeft to Right:

Volunteer assistant coach Chelsea Oates, assistant coach Manny Noguchi, associate head coach Matt Leach, head coach Tom Johnson, volunteer assistant Sam King, diving coach Yahya Radman, athletic trainer Katie Drendel

2012-13 Swimming and Diving Schedule ResultsDate Event Time/ResultOct. 6 Brown and Gold Brown, 303.5-278.5

Oct. 13 Denver Relays Men 1st, Women 1st

Oct. 27 Colorado State (W) * W, 167.5-132.5

Nov. 10 Air Force (M&W) (W) W, 189.5-110.5 (M) W, 180-120

Nov. 16-18 Houston Invitational (M) 2nd-999 (W) 6th-243

Dec.15 Northern Colorado (W) W, 185-115

Jan. 12 Denver (M&W) (M) W, 164-136 (W) W, 195-105

Jan. 18 AFA, Seattle, North Dakota (M) W 3-0 I AFA 163-80 SU 194-43, ND 187-56

Jan. 19 AFA, Seattle, North Dakota (M) W 3-0 I AFA 137-87 SU 172-49, 174-44

Jan. 19 Boise State (W) L, 192-108

Jan. 25 New Mexico W, 169-95

Jan. 25-26 Air Force Diving Invite No Team Scores

Feb. 2 UNLV (M&W) (W) W, 151-149 (M) L, 166.5-131.5

Feb. 20-23 MPSF Championships 2nd, 603.5

Feb. 20-23 Mountain West Championship 3rd, 509

March 14-16 NCAA Zone “E” Diving No Team Scores

March 28-30 NCAA Championships 1 Team Point

Home Meets in BOLD%Indicates meet in Colorado Springs, Colo. *Indicates Mountain West Conference Dual Meet

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O. THOMAS JOHNSONHead Coach(Wyoming ‘86)

Wyoming swimming has been a part of Tom Johnson’s life for two decades. Johnson swam at the University of Wyoming for four years, he spent one season as an assistant coach, and for the past 15 years has been head coach.

In the past 15 seasons at the helm of the Wyoming swimming and diving program, Johnson has led the Cowboys and Cowgirls to their highest conference fi nishes ever and has been named conference coach of the year four times. At UW, he has seen 30 individual Mountain West Champions, four individual Mountain Pacifi c Sports Federation (MPSF) Champions, three Honorable Mention All-Americans and 11 student-athletes earn Academic All-America honors. He also coached the Cowgirls fi rst back-to-back Honorable Mention All-American in Kelsey Conci. Possibly his greatest achievement came in 2004 when he helped Scott Usher reach the 2004 Olympic Games.

In 2012-13, Johnson led the Cowboys to a second place fi nish at the MPSF Championships, as Wyoming was only nine and a half points behind conference champion UNLV. He also led the women’s team to a third place fi nish at the MW Championships, as the Cowgirls fi nished in the top-four for the seventh consecutive season. Johnson fi nished the season with impressive records recording an 8-1 overall record on the men’s side and a 6-1 overall record on the women’s side. Johnson mentored Honorable Mention All-American Adam Kalms, who was the fi rst Wyoming swimmer to earn Honorable Mention All-America honors since Scott Usher in 2004. Kalms helped Wyoming to one team point to conclude the event in 32nd place.

During the 2011-12 season, Johnson led his teams in two diff erent conferences the MW and MPSF. The Cowboys fi nished the 2011-12 season with a 4-3 overall dual record. In their fi rst season in the MPSF, the Cowboys fi nished the championship in third place with four individual championships and one relay championship. In his team’s fi rst year of competition in the MPSF, Johnson was voted by his peers as the Coach of the Year in the conference. He also coached 10 individuals to All-MPSF honorees and fi ve relay teams. Also in 2012, senior swimmer Brandon Fischer became the fi rst Cowboys swimmer to earn a place at the NCAA Championships since Usher in 2005. On the women’s side, he led the Cowgirls to a 6-3 overall dual record and 3-1 in the MW. The Cowgirls fi nished the MW Championships in fourth place with two individual champions and one relay championship. Following the championships, eight individual Cowgirls and three relay squads earned All-MW honors. Cowgirl Conci earned her second-consecutive spot at the NCAA Championships. She became the fi rst-ever Cowgirl to earn back-to-back Honorable Mention All-America honors after placing ninth in the 100 backstroke.

In 2010-11, Johnson led the Cowboys and Cowgirls to third-place fi nishes at the Mountain West Championships, while also helping to coach two individuals to NCAA Championship berths. The 2010-11 Cowgirls fi nished the season in third place at the conference championships after posting an 11-4 dual record with a 5-3 record in the MW. At the MW Championships the Cowgirls claimed three individual championships and one relay title. Overall nine Cowgirls and three relay teams earned All-MW awards. Lesley Young won two MW Championships in the 100 and 200 breaststroke, while Kelsey Conci picked up the other win for UW in the 100 backstroke. The Cowgirl 200 medley relay team also won a MW Championship setting a new championship record time in the process. Conci also qualifi ed for the NCAA Championships swimming an NCAA ̀ A’ cut time in the 100 back portion of the 400 medley relay. At the NCAA Championships, Conci, swam her way into the `B’ fi nal and placed second in her fi nal heat giving her 10th place overall. Her 10th-place fi nish earned her Honorable Mention All-America honors. She was the fi rst Cowgirl since Norma Hughes in 1992 to earn Honorable Mention All-America honors. The Cowboys also placed third at the 2011 MW Championships, claiming two individual championships. The Cowboys posted a 6-5 overall dual record and a 2-3 MW record during the regular season. The Cowboys had an excellent showing at the 2011 MW Championships with eight student-athletes earning All-MW honors. At the conference championships diver Mark Murdock won two individual championships on the 3-meter springboard and platform. Following that performance Murdock went on to place in the top eight on the platform at the NCAA Zone `E’ championships to earn a spot at the NCAA Championships. Murdock placed 12th on the platform earning Honorable Mention All-America honors.

The 2009-10 season was one of Johnson’s best years of coaching as he coached the Cowgirls to runner-up at the 2010 MWC Championships and their best dual record ever at 14-1 and 7-1 in the conference. The Cowgirls had 15 individual All-MWC performers, as well as two individual MWC champions. Johnson also saw two of his Cowgirls compete at the 2010 NCAA Championships. The Cowboys also competed well during the 2009-10 season for Johnson. The ‘Pokes posed a 7-3 overall dual record and a 3-2 record in the MWC. The Cowboys had nine individual First Team All-MWC performers. Also Cowboy Mark Murdock won the platform diving event at the MWC Championships with a new school and MWC record.

The 2008-09 season started with great momentum from the previous season. At the 2009 MWC Championships the Cowboys matched their highest fi nish ever in third, while the Cowgirls also placed third for their highest fi nish ever. Wyoming won three individual championships, broke 16 school records, had 50 performances that rank in the top-fi ve in school history, and had 21 athletes earn all-conference. UW had great success at the conference meet, but they also posted great times and strong records in the regular season. The Cowboys fi nished the regular season with an overall record of 12-1, while the Cowgirls were 12-4. The Pokes’ season did not go unnoticed as they received votes in the College Swim Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) poll, and fi nished the season ranked 34th in the nation. In dual meets, the Cowgirls have posted a record of 28-5 over the past three seasons, and have a home pool record of 13-2. The men have also enjoyed success the past three seasons and are 18-10 overall during the same three seasons.

One of Johnson’s proudest coaching moments came during the summer of 2004. Following his junior season, Wyoming’s Scott Usher reached the apex of the swimming world by earning a spot on the coveted United States Olympic Team. Johnson was right by Usher’s side as he wore the bucking horse swim cap and raced to a second-place fi nish in the 200-meter breaststroke at the US Olympic Team Trials on national television.

In support of Johnson and Usher, the Cowboy Joe Club, along with a local businesses, raised enough money to send Johnson to the Olympic Games where he watched Usher reach the fi nals of the 200-meter breaststroke and swim to a seventh-place fi nish in the world. In all, Johnson helped guide Usher to four First Team All-America honors, fi ve overall All-America honors and six MWC Championships during his career at UW.

Johnson’s coaching philosophy emphasizes maximizing the talent and the potential of our student athletes both academically and athletically.

“We want to maximize their potential athletically to swim at the highest levels of our sport, academically achieving goals allowing them to graduate.”

The success Wyoming has had in the pool has been matched in the classroom. In fact, over the past fi ve years, 13 UW swimmers and divers have earned Academic All-District VII honors from Capital One and CoSIDA. Recently, student-athletes Veronica Popovici and Trevor LeValley were named to the Capital One Academic All-District Seven At-Large teams, announced Thursday by the College Sports Information Directors of America. Popovici and LeValley were among 22 student-athletes (11 women and 11 men) selected to the District 7 At-Large teams.

Johnson has also coached 11 individual Academic All-Americans in his time at Wyoming. Most recently Amanda Fay earned Scholar All-American First Team honors, while Jayce Calhoon, Ethan Griff el, Ryan Nelson, Jordan Turner and Morgan Hartigan earned Honorable Mention Scholar All-America honors.

The achievements his teams have made in the pool and classroom over the past 15 seasons are helping Johnson to continue to build the Wyoming swimming and diving program. “Our student-athletes understand where this program is headed and the success it can accomplish, and they want to be a part of that,” said Johnson. “The goal for us is to continue to strive for consistent and constant improvement in all phases of their life, athletically, academically and socially.”

“We want to make them be proud to be a Wyoming Cowboy or Cowgirl, and that they will always be connected to our program and understand the impact they have made over the four years they have been here.”

A native of Camillus, N.Y., Johnson was a four-year Wyoming letterwinner as he swam for the Cowboys from 1982-85. Prior to becoming the head swimming and diving coach at Wyoming in 1998, Johnson was the head coach and program director for the Birmingham Swim League in Birmingham, Ala., from the novice level to Olympic trial qualifi ers. He guided the Birmingham Swim League from 1994 to 1997, and had 16 swimmers go on to compete at the NCAA Division I level across the United States.

After lettering at UW, and ending his swimming career as the school record holder in the 200 breaststroke, Johnson became an assistant coach at Wyoming during the 1985-86 season. In 1987-88, he became the head coach at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo. The following year, he returned to his native state of New York as the head coach for the Liverpool Jets Swim Club in Syracuse. From 1989-94, he was the head coach of the Fort Collins Area Swim Team.

Johnson earned a number of awards during his coaching career before to coming to Wyoming. He was named Colorado Swimming Coach of the Year in 1993, was selected as a coach for the United States Swimming’s Select Camps at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs in 1993, `94, `96 and `97, and was named the Southeastern Swimming Coach of the year in 1996.

He has achieved a Level 5 certifi cation by the American Swimming Coaches Association, the highest level of certifi cation, and is also a USS and NCAA Division I Level 5 certifi ed coach. Johnson is also a USA Swimming National Team Coach.

Johnson and his wife, Cheryl, a native of Cheyenne, have two children, Tommy and Alexandra.

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MATT LEACHAssociate Head Coach(Indiana ‘04)

Matt Leach enters his fi fth season at the University of Wyoming. Before the 2011-12 season, he was named associate head coach of the Cowboy and Cowgirl swimming teams. Leach brings extensive experience and knowledge of collegiate swimming, and works specifi cally with the sprint swimmers. He has helped head coach Tom Johnson in leading the Cowboys and Cowgirls to

their best fi nishes in school history at the Mountain West Championships. Leach has also helped lead Cowgirls swimming to four-consecutive top-three fi nishes at the MW Championships and a second place fi nish at the Mountain Pacifi c Sports Federation Championships.

In his short time at Wyoming, Leach has coached sprint swimmers to NCAA and Olympic trials competitions. Leach helped lead Cowgirl sprint swimmer Kelsey Conci to the NCAA Championships in the 100 backstroke and the 50 and 100 freestyle. Conci placed 10th in the 100 backstroke at the 2011 NCAA Championships and then ninth at the 2012 championships becoming the fi rst Cowgirl to earn back-to-back Honorable Mention All-America honors. He also helped Conci to a 2012 Olympic trials semifi nal berth in the 100 backstroke.

In 2012-13, Leach lead sophomore Adam Kalms to a trio of conference championships. He also helped Kalms earn Honorable Mention All-America honors after a successful run at the NCAA Championships. Leach also coached Second Team All-MPSF performers Jeff Frey and Ethan Griff el. On the women’s side Leach mentored Morgan Hartigan, as she earned All-MW honors in 50 and 100 freestyle and the 100 breaststroke.

In 2009-10, senior sprint-freestyle swimmer Cassie Stelow swam for the Cowgirls at the NCAA Championships in the 50 freestyle.

Leach came to Wyoming from Louisiana State University where he began as a graduate assistant in 2004, and then as an assistant coach for two seasons. At LSU, Leach helped guide several athletes to the NCAA Championships, and a top-25 ranking for both the men’s and women’s teams. Leach also served as the head age group coach at Tiger Aquatics from 2006-2009. After a short time there, Leach was named the 2007 Louisiana State Age Group Coach of the Year for his eff orts in his fi rst season. Earlier in his career, Leach was the head coach of the men’s and women’s swimming program at Edgewood High School in Ellettsville, Ind.

A native of Portland, Ore., Leach swam in college at Indiana University where he was a four-year letterman and captain. He became a five-time All-American and helped the Hoosiers to a Big Ten Conference Championship in the 200 medley relay as a senior. Leach was a participant in the 2000 and 2004 U.S. Olympic Trials, as well.

Leach graduated from Indiana in December 2004 with a bachelor’s degree in environmental management. He received his master’s degree in environmental studies from LSU in May of 2007.


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YAHYA RADMANDiving Coach(Indiana ‘05)

Yahya Radman is in his second season as diving coach at the University of Wyoming. Radman brings collegiate experience and international experience to the UW coaching staff .

In his fi rst season at the helm of the diving program, Radman coached two All-Conference performers and sent four divers to the NCAA Zone “E” Diving

Championships. Radman helped junior Amanda Fay earn All-Mountain West honors in the 3-meter springboard and platform event. On the men’s side, junior Derek Campbell earned First Team All-Mountain Pacifi c Sports Federation accolades in the 1-meter and 3-meter springboard, as he also earned Second Team All-MPSF honors in the platform dive.

Radman, a native of Bloomington, Ind., spent the previous two seasons (2010-12) as the assistant diving coach at Florida State University in Tallahassee, Fla. During the 2012 season, he assisted one ACC Champion, two runners up and three third-place fi nishers. As a team they sent eight student-athletes to the NCAA Zone Diving meet. He assisted in coaching one All-American during the 2012 season. He began his coaching career at FSU in the 2010-11 helping to coach three ACC runners-up and fi ve third-place fi nishers. During that year, the Seminoles sent nine student-athletes to the NCAA Zone Diving meet. Two of the nine divers went on to earn All-America honors. Radman arrived at FSU in time for the 2010 USA Diving Winter Nationals where he assisted coaching the FSU men to the team championship.

Prior to FSU, Radman earned his undergraduate degree at Indiana University. During his time at Indiana, Radman choose to be a volunteer assistant coach instead of a student-athlete to begin his coaching career. He was the Director of Swimming and Diving Operations at IU and the head age group coach of Indiana diving club. He started as a diver in the club and worked his way up to assistant head coach learning under many accomplished coaches and divers. He assisted in coaching six All-Americans and three Olympians at IU. As a volunteer assistant he helped coach the 2003 and ‘07 women’s Big Ten champion teams and the 2006 men’s Big Ten champion team. During summer competition, he helped lead IU to the 2003, ‘04 and ‘06 USA Diving Women’s National Championships. During the 2003 and 2004 summer seasons his teams won the USA Combined Team National Championships.

Radman brings excellent international experience to the UW diving program. In 2012, he was the U.S. team leader for the FINA Diving World Series in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. He also coached the 2011 U.S. men’s team in Shenzhen, China, at the Summer Universiade. Prior to his time at FSU he spent a year in Egypt and a year and a half in China as an ESL teacher and diving consultant. In 2006, he spent the year as a guest coach to China’s National and Regional training centers in Beijing and Xi’an.

Radman earned his bachelor’s in french, near eastern cultures, languages and politics from Indiana in 2005. He is currently pursuing his master’s in kinesiology at the University of Wyoming. He has a USA Diving Full Coach membership as is a certifi ed FINA judge and offi cial. He owns and operates the Radman Diving School, llc that hosts the Wyoming Summer Camps and Winter Intensive Clinics, as well as the Wyoming Diving Club.

Radman is married to Anisa (née Ghrairi) of Charlotte, NC. Anisa gave birth to the couple’s fi rst daughter, Nora, in June 2013.



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MANABU “MANNY” NOGUCHIAssistant Coach/Recruting Coordinator(Cal Poly ‘98)

Manabu `Manny’ Noguchi is in his fourth season at the University of Wyoming as assistant swimming coach and recruiting coordinator.

Noguchi is responsible for recruiting and coaching the distance swimmers. In his fi rst two seasons at UW, he helped coach 10 distance athletes to All-MW honors and four men to All-Mountain Pacifi c Sports Federation honors.

In 2012-13, Noguchi mentored First Team All-MPSF performer Ryan Nelson, as he fi nished third in the 1650 freestyle as a freshman. Noguchi helped Nelson place 19th this summer at the Phillips 66 National Championships & World Championship Trials. Also last season, Wyoming freshman women’s swimmer Nicole Hlavacek was selected to participate in the 2013 USA Swimming National Open Water Select Camp.

In 2011, Noguchi was named as a staff member of the US Junior National Team for an international dual against the Itoman Junior National Team. He was a support staff member for the junior national team which consists of the best American swimmers under the age of 18. This was Noguchi’s second taste of international support staff experience. In July 2001, Noguchi was a member of the U.S. Swimming National Team Staff as an interpreter and media coordinator between U.S. National Team Director Dennis Pursley and various Japanese organizations.

Noguchi came to UW from Michigan State University where he was an assistant swimming coach and recruiting coordinator since 2004. While at MSU he also taught kinesiology courses including, weight training and general conditioning.

Before joining the MSU staff Noguchi was a graduate assistant for the University of Georgia, from 2002-04, where he earned a master’s degree in education with an emphasis in exercise science. While at the UGA, he served as the Athens Bulldog Swim Club (ABSC) senior assistant swim coach.

Noguchi’s vast coaching experience also includes serving as the head swim coach for Kyushu University, in Fukuoka, Japan from 2001 to 2002. Also adding to Noguchi’s excellent coaching experience he was the pre-senior head coach for Nitro Swimming Club in Austin, Texas leading them to their fi rst ever Texas state title.

Noguchi swam at Cuesta College in San Luis Obispo, Calif., where he was a member of the California Junior College Championship swim team from 1994 to 1996. He is a native of Fukuoka, Japan, where he graduated from high school in 1992.



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CHELSEA OATESVolunteer Assistant Swimming Coach(Oakland University ‘11)

Chelsea Oates is in her fi rst season as a volunteer assistant for Wyoming. Oates will work with the diving teams. She comes to UW from the University of Idaho where she was the diving coach for the Vandals from 2011-13. While at Idaho Oates coached athletes to three school records and sent numerous athletes to NCAA Zone Diving Championships. Oates is a graduate of Oakland University majoring in psychology. She earned her master’s degree in organizational learning and leadership from the University of Idaho in 2013.

Oates was an accomplished diver during her time as student-athlete at Oakland. She was a three-time Summit League conference champion and Diver of the Year. She also excelled in the classroom as a two-time Honorable Mention Academic All-American. Oates is engaged to Wyoming assistant athletic director for marketing and branding Nick Popplewell.

Wyoming Support Staff

SAM KINGVolunteer Assistant Swimming Coach(Wyoming ‘08)

Sam King rejoins the Cowboys as a volunteer assistant coach after swimming four seasons for UW. King spent the previous season (2011-12) as an assistant coach for West Coast Aquatics in Mill Creek, Wash. Prior to that from 2009-11 he was an age-group swim coach for King Aquatic Club in Seattle, Wash., managing up to 60 swimmers and organizing club travel arrangements. King graduated from Wyoming in 2008 after swimming four seasons earning two First Team All-Mountain West honors and four Academic All-

Conference honors. King is a registered USA Swimming Coach.

KATIE DRENDELGraduate Assistant Athletic Trainer

Katie Drendel enters her second year as a graduate assistant athletic trainer at the University of Wyoming. She is currently serving as the primary athletic trainer for the Men’s and Women’s Swim and Diving teams. Drendel comes to UW from her alma mater, Southern Illinois University – Carbondale. She is currently working towards her master’s degree in Kinesiology and Health. Drendel is a certifi ed athletic trainer and is licensed to practice in the state of Wyoming.


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Name Events Yr. Ht. Exp. Hometown (Previous School)Danielle Badger Freestyle Fr. 5-6 HS Litchfield Park, Ariz. (Verrado HS) Keely Bishop Diving Fr. 5-4 HS Eaton Hill, Queensland (Citipointe HS)Nicole Boyce Freestyle Jr. 5-5 2L Huntington Beach, Calif. (Edison HS)Kari Campbell Diving So. 5-4 TR Laramie, Wyo. (Wisconsin)Claudia Carlson Butterfly/IM Jr. 5-7 2L San Antonio, Tx. (Claudia Taylor Johnson HS)Keara Chang Freestyle/Butterfly So. 5-3 1L Fullerton, Calif. (Sunny Hills HS)Molly Coonce Breaststroke/Butterfly/IM So. 5-8 1L Batavia, Ill. (Rosary HS)Karissa Dahlquist Butterfly/IM Fr. 5-8 HS Littleton, Colo. (Mountain Vista)Jordan Denny Freestyle/IM Jr. 5-6 2L Billings, Mont. (Billings West HS)Emma Dow Distance Freestyle/IM So. 5-9 1L Salem, Ore. (Sprague HS)Casey Duckworth Freestyle Fr. 5-6 HS Costa Mesa, Calif. (New Port Harbor HS)Sarae Dydo Freestyle/Backstroke So. 5-9 1L Anaheim, Calif. (Esperanza HS)Amanda Fay Diving Sr. 5-2 3L Jackson, Wyo. (Jackson Hole HS)Nikki Finnesand Butterfly/Freestyle Sr. 5-7 3L Aberdeen, S.D. (Aberdeen Central HS)Morgan Hartigan Freestyle/Butterfly Sr. 5-7 3L Cheyenne, Wyo. (Cheyenne East HS)Karen Hendrick Backstroke/IM Jr. 5-7 2L Santa Maria, Calif. (Righetti HS)Holly Heussner Diving Jr. 5-4 2L Houston, Tx. (Lamar Consolidated HS)Nicole Hlavacek Distance Freestyle So. 5-9 1L Loveland, Colo. (Thompson Valley HS)Carolyn Kelk Freestyle Fr. 5-5 HS Hazelhurst, Wisc. (Rhinelander HS)Halie Lacey Breaststroke/IM Jr. 5-6 2L Orlando, Fla. (Dr. Phillips HS)Lauren McClure Distance Freestyle/Butterfly So. 5-3 1L Carlsbad, Calif. (Carlsbad HS)Melanie McDonough Sprint Freestyle/Backstroke Jr. 5-10 2L Frisco, Tx. (Frisco HS)Aliyah Mikulski Distance Freestyle Jr. 6-0 2L Houston, Tx. (Cypress Fall HS)Abbey Miller Diving So. 5-3 1L Laramie, Wyo. (Laramie HS)Mackenzie Norlin Freestyle/IM Sr. 5-11 3L Windsor, Colo. (Windsor HS)Ericka Patten Distance Freestyle So. 5-10 1L Littleton, Colo. (Heritage HS)Lauren Puglisi Diving Fr. 5-4 HS Woodbury, Mn. (Woodbury HS)Emily Ridout Sprint Freestyle So. 5-8 1L Dunstable, England (Queensbury Upper School)Kasey Robinson Distance Freestyle Sr. 5-10 3L Missoula, Mont. (Sentinel HS)Leah Roesler Mid-Distance Freestyle/Butterfly Sr. 5-7 3L Hastings, Mn. (Hastings HS)Emily Stevens Backstroke Fr. 5-9 HS Sherwood, Ore. (Sherwood HS)Emily Stucky Mid-Distance Freestyle Jr. 5-9 1L Montrose, Colo. (Montrose HS)Abby Sullivan Backstroke/Freestyle Fr. 5-7 HS Olympia, Wash. (Tumwater HS)Mary Uselmann Freestyle/Butterfly Fr. 5-6 HS Denver, Colo. (St. Peter’s Lutheran College)Marissa Verdi Freestyle Fr. 5-10 HS Corona, Calif. (Santiago HS)Carolyn Wallace Diving Sr. 5-7 3L Okemos, Mich. (Okemos HS)Laura Woods Freestyle Fr. 5-9 HS Walnut Creek, Calif. (Northgate HS)Stephanie Young Breaststroke/IM Sr. 5-7 2L Turlock, Calif. (South Dakota State)

Roster BreakdownBy ClassSeniors (8)-- Amanda Fay, Nikki Finnesand, Morgan Hartigan, Mackenzie Norlin, Kasey Robinson, Leah Roesler, Carolyn Wallace, Stephanie YoungJuniors (8)--Nicole Boyce, Claudia Carlson, Jordan Denny, Karen Hendrick, Holly Heussner, Haile Lacey, Melanie McDonough, Aliyah Mikulski, Emily StuckySophomores (11)-- Kari Cambell, Keara Chang, Mercedes Clement, Molly Coonce, Emma Dow, Sarae Dydo, Kelly Haris, Nicole Hlavacek, Lauren McClure, Abbey Miller, Brooklyn Neubig, Lilly Parks, Ericka Patten, Emily Ridout, Ashlyn RoyceFreshmen (11)-- Danielle Badger, Keely Bishop, Emily Stevens, Lauren Puglisi, Abby Sullivan, Karissa Dahlquist, Casey Duckworth, Carolyn Kelk, Laura Woods, Marissa Verdi,Mary Uselmann

By StateWyoming (4)-- Kari Campbell, Amanda Fay, Morgan Hartigan, Abbey MillerArizona (1)-- Danielle BadgerCalifornia (9)-- Nicole Boyce, Keara Chang, Casey Duckworth, Sarae Dydo, Karen Hendrick, Lauren McClure, Marissa Verde, Laura Woods, Stephanie YoungColorado (6)-- Karissa Dahlquist, Nicole Hlavacek, Mackenzie Norlin, Ericka Patten, Emily Stucky, Mary UselmanFlorida (1)--Halie LaceyIllinois (1)-- Molly CoonceMichigan (1) -- Carolyn WallaceMinnesota (2)-- Lauren Puglisi, Leah RoeslerMontana (2)-- Jordan Denny, Kasey RobinsonOregon (2)-- Emma Dow, Emily Stevens South Dakota (1)- Nikki FinnesandTexas (4)-- Claudia Carlson, Holly Heussner, Melanie McDonough, Aliyah MikulskiWashington (1)-- Abby SullivanWisconsin (1)-- Carolyn KelkInternational: Queensland (1)-- Keely Bishop England (1)-- Emily Ridout

Cowgirl Roster

2013-14 Cowgirls


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The Cowgirls return 10 All-Mountain West performers and two All-MW relay teams. Wyoming’s 11 All-MW honorees a season ago, were the second-most in school history. Cowgirl swimming and diving placed third at MW Championship. It was their seventh-consecutive season placing fourth or better at the conference meet. In 2012-13, UW posted an impressive 6-1 overall dual record and a 4-1 record in the MW. Wyoming set five school-record times in the 100 butterfly, 200 butterfly, 1,000 freestyle, 1,650 freestyle and 800 freestyle relay. The Cowgirls’ roster features 26 returners and 12 newcomers.

“We expect to go in and contend for a title in the Mountain West,” Wyoming head coach Tom Johnson Said. “We have a lot of depth this season and with what we have brought in, it will help us in dual meets and championships.”

Sprint Freestyle:Senior Morgan Hartigan returns to defend her conference title in

the 100 freestyle. Junior Emily Stucky, sophomore Emily Ridout and Melanie McDonough look to build off of a strong season in 2012-13. Newcomers Mary Usselman, Danielle Badger and Laura Woods will add great depth for the Cowgirls.

“We are really front ended in these events and having Morgan back really makes us a fast team. But we will also have great depth.”

Mid-Distance Freestyle:The Cowgirls return school-record holder Jordan Denny to lead

the mid-distance freestylers. Stucky, a very versatile swimmer will look to build off her strong campaign a season ago and will create depth on the front end of the events. Junior Claudia Carlson is another strong swimmer that will be be a threat every week for UW. Sophomore Keara Chang had a great freshman season and will add to the mid-distance depth.

“Jordan had a great season for us last season and she continues to get better,” Johnson said. “Stuckey and Carlson are tremendous swimmers for us and are very versatile and I’m excited watch to them, as they are a pleasure to coach.”

Distance Freestyle: Sophomore Nicole Hlavacek, the school record holder in the

1,000 and 1,650 freestyle returns to pace a talented contingent of swimmers. Junior Aliyah Mikulski, sophomore Emma Dow and sophomore Laura McClure will add depth and experience after impressive campaigns as underclassmen.

“We are loaded in these events this season,” Johnson said. “It is such a young and talented group with a lot of room to grow, which means it is a very exciting group to watch.”

Backstroke:A young group of talented backstrokers look to make a name

for themselves this season. Senior Nikki Finnesand will be the veterans presence in the event this season. Freshmen Abby Sullivan and Karissa Dahlquist were both successful swimmers at the high school level and will make an immediate impact on the Cowgirls’ this season.

“We went out and got some backstrokers, We just need to continue to get better and get stronger in these events,” Johnson said.

Breaststroke:A strong group of

breaststrokers will be the core of Wyoming’s lineup this season. The Cowgirls return All-MW swimmer sophomore Molly Coonce in the 100 and 200 breaststroke. Other All-MW returners include veterans Stephanie Young, Hallie Lacey and Hartigan.

“We have a very talented and deep breaststroke group that I expect big things from this season,” said Johnson.

Butterfly:The Cowgirls also

return an experienced group that has dawned

All-MW accolades in the butterfly. Carlson will be Wyoming’s top returner in the event, as she looks to replace the experienced Jesse Badaracco. Carlson earned All-MW honors in the 100 and 200 butterfly. She will be joined by fellow All-MW selections in Coonce and senior Leah Roesler.

“We have a great group in this event and they continue to improve as our kids work extremely hard and push each other in each practice,” Johnson said. “We need to adapt to the world of swimming, as it has gotten so fast.”

Individual Medley:The Individual medley events were led by Badaracco a season

ago. But the Cowgirls coaching staff thinks that a group of veterans are ready to fill the void in the lineup. Carlson earned All-MW honors in the 200 individual medley a season ago. She will be joined by Hartigan at the top of the list for the Cowgirls in the event. Other veterans like junior Karen Hendrick and Young will also provide experience and depth for Wyoming.

“The loss of Jesse Badarraco will hurt, she was a great swimmer,” Johnson said. “Carlson and Hartigan will add a veteran presence in our lineup. We are a little thin in the event, but we have some young swimmers that can come in for us and compete.”

Diving:The diving group is led by senior All-MW performer Amanda

Fay. The senior was Wyoming’s leader on the boards last season earning All-MW and a spot at the NCAA Zone “E” Diving Championships. She will be joined by veteran junior Holly Heussner. Newcomer Kari Campbell, a transfer from Wisconsin will see significant action from UW. Fellow newcomer Lauren Puglisi will also see action for the Cowgirls’ during her freshman season.

“I’m very excited about this team, we have such a great core of kids that work hard,” Wyoming diving coach Yayha Radman said. “We have a great leader with Amanda and I feel that she can do great things this season.

Relays:The relay teams are talented and loaded for the Cowgirls this

season. Wyoming returns two All-MW relay teams. The 200 freestyle team earned All-MW honors for the third-consecutive season with the team of Hartigan, Ridout, Stucky and McDonough. The 400 medley relay team earned its fourth-consecutive All-MW honors, as Denny, Young, Coonce and Hartigan look to make it five years in a row this season.

“We return a great group of swimmers back to anchor our relay,” Johnson said. “The experience we have back gives us great chances to improve on successful races last season.”

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The Cowgirls

KARI CAMPBELLSophomore, 5-3DivingLaramie, Wyo.(Laramie HS)

Wisconsin: Campbell competed for Wisconsin during her freshman season. High School: Campbell won three-straight Wyoming state diving championships from her sophomore season to senior season. She earned All-State honors all four years at Laramie High School. She also was a state champion in track and fi eld, winning the state title in the pole vault during the indoor and outdoor season. Personal: Campbell was born in Laramie, Wyo. Her birthday is December 29, 1993. She is the daughter of Dodi and Casey Campbell. She is the younger sister of Cowboy diver Derek Campbell.

DANIELLE BADGERFreshman, 5-6FreestyleLitchfi eld Park, Ariz.(Verrado HS)

High School: Badger joins the Cowgirls from Verrado High School. She was a four-year letterwinner and three-time team captain under the direction of head coach Denise Stewart. During her senior season at state, she took second in the 50 and 100 freestyle and was a part of the 200 and 400 freestyle relays championship teams. At state during her junior season, Badger also was a part of the 200 and 400 championship relay team. Badger also competed in track and fi eld all four years of high school. She was a member of the National Honor Society, while also participating in the SkillsUSA Volunteer Program. Personal: She was born Oct. 4, 1994 in Newport Beach, Calif., and is the daughter of Dean and Debra Badger. She has an older brother, David. She plans to major in Electrical Engineering while at UW. Badger was also recruited by Houston and Western Kentucky.

NICOLE BOYCEJunior, 5-7FreestyleHuntington Beach, Calif.(Edison HS)

Sophmore (2012-13): Boyce saw Action in three meets during her fi rst season with the Cowgirls. She earned a pair of third-place fi nishes in a dual meet against Northern Colorado, as she recorded a time of 55.35 in the 100 freestyle and a time of 2:00.29 in the 200 freestyle. Against UNC Boyce was also a part of the 200 freestyle relay that fi nished in fi rst-place. In a dual against Colorado State, she earned a fourth-place fi nish in the 200 freestyle with a time of 1:58.30. Freshman: (2011-12): Boyce saw limited action in the pool for the Cowgirls during her freshman season, but competed well in two meets. At the Citrus Classic, she fi nished the 200 freestyle in sixth place with a time of 1:58.84. Also at the Classic she swam in the 100 freestyle fi nishing 13th with a time of 56.30. As a member of the 400 freestyle relay squad she helped it to a second-place fi nish with a time of 3:37.88. At the Northern Colorado-Colorado School of Mines Triangular she recorded a third-place fi nish in the 200 freestyle with a time of 1:59.48. High School: Boyce is from Huntington Beach, Calif., and swam for Irvine NOVAquatics and Edison High School. She was a National Interscholastic Swim Coaches Association Junior National qualifi er in the 100 freestyle. She also swam on Irvine, Calif., NOVAquatics 400 freestyle and 800 freestyle relays at this summer’s Junior National Championships in Irvine, Calif. She is a California Interscholastic Federation fi nalist in the 100 free. Boyce also was named most valuable player of her high school team her junior year. She helped her high school team to four consecutive Sunset League Championships. She excelled in the classroom, being named a scholar-athlete at Edison High.Personal: Boyce was born on March 16, 1993 in Bakersfi eld, Calif. She is the daughter of Brent and Tonya. She has two older siblings, Evelyn and Reann, and one younger sister, Kylie. She is undecided about a major at UW.

KEELY BISHOPFreshman, 5-4DivingEaton Hill, Queensland(Citipointe College)

High School: Bishop joins the Cowgirls from Citipointe Christian College in Carindale, Queensland, Australia. She competed in the springboard and platform diving events at Citipointe Christian College. Personal: Bishop was born on March 24, 1995 in New Zealand. She is the daughter of Brian and Susanne McGinley and has two younger sisters Mikayla and Cassie. She plans to major in energy management and resource development at UW.


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KEARA CHANGSophomore, 5-3Freestyle/Butterfl yFullerton, Calif.(Sunny Hills HS)

Freshman: (2012-13): Chang saw a considerable amount of action for the Cowgirls in her fi rst season. She opened her collegiate career in impressive fashion in a dual meet with Colorado State, as she earned a fi rst-place fi nish in the 200 freestyle and followed her win with a pair of second-place fi nishes in the 500 freestyle (5:10.31) and 400 freestyle relay. She followed her season opener with another win in the 200 freestyle, as she did it against Air Force. She also was a part of the 200 freestyle relay team that captured fi rst-place against the Falcons. She recorded a time of 5:13.42 in the 500 freestyle in a dual meet against New Mexico, as she fi nished in second-place. High School: Chang is another California recruit joining the Cowgirls from Fullerton from Sunny Hills High School. She swam four seasons under head coach Keith Nighswonger at Sunny Hills. In 2012, she was a Freeway League MVP and her school MVP from 2009 to 2012. During her senior season she set the 100 butterfl y league and school record. Her freshman year in the classroom, Chang earned Rotary Top-100 scholar-athlete honors.Personal: Chang was born in Newport Beach, Calif. Her birthday is Oct. 18, 1994. She is the daughter of Amy and David Chang and has one younger brother, Nathan. She is undecided about a major at UW. She was also recruited by Drury, Cal State Bakersfi eld and Fresno State.

CLAUDIA CARLSONJunior, 5-7Butterfl y/IMSan Antonio, Texas(Claudia Taylor Johnson HS)

Sophomore: (2012-13): Carlson continued to make an impact for the Cowgirls during her sophomore season. She earned All-Mountain West accolades after a strong performance at the Mountain West Championships, as she placed in the top-eight in three events. She swam a personal-best of 1:59.32 in the 200 butterfl y to earn a second-place fi nish, as her mark was the second fastest in Cowgirl history. At the MW Championships, she also recorded personal-bests in the 100 butterfl y (54.39) and placed eighth in the 200 individual medley with a time of 2:01.84., a mark that ranks third in Cowgirl history. She opened her season with wins in the fi rst three events of the season; against Air Force Academy (200 butterfl y - 2:06.27), North Colorado (200 freestyle - 1:56.97) and Denver (100 butterfl y - 57.73). Carlson was also part of the Cowgirls 400 freestyle relay team that fi nished second at both the UNLV and Boise State dual. Redshirt Freshman (2011-12): After sitting out her freshman season due to injury, Carlson came in and made an immediate impact for the Cowgirls. At the Mountain West Championships she placed in the top 10 of three separate individual events. Her best fi nish came in the 200 butterfl y placing fourth with a time of 2:00.36. In the 100 fl y at the conference championships, she touched the wall in eighth place with a time of 55.30. Her third top-10 fi nish came in the 200 individual medley, fi nishing 10th with a time of 2:02.98. For her eff orts at the MW Championships she earned her fi rst two All-MW honors in the 100 and 200 butterfl y. At the Houston Cougar Classic, Carlson had another excellent meet in the butterfl y events. She fi nished the 200 fl y in second place with a time of 2:08.32. Also in Houston, she took ninth in the 100 fl y touching the wall with a time of 56.59. In the last home dual of the season against Colorado State, she took first place in the 100 fl y (58.06) and second in the 200 fl y (2:08.32). High School: Carlson was an excellent swimmer, proving to be one of the fastest in her high school. She was selected 5A All-State in the state of Texas all four years of high school. She was a six-time All-America recipient. Carlson was team captain of her high school team her junior and senior years. She held almost every record at Claudia Taylor Johnson High School, and was the fi rst member of her high school team to compete at a state event. In the classroom she was a member of the National Honor Society and graduated with honors. Personal: She was born on Sept. 25, 1991 in San Antonio, Texas. She is the daughter of Birgit and David Carlson. Carlson has three siblings, Erik, Nikolas and her twin Christian. She is majoring in family and consumer sciences.

MOLLY COONCESophomore, 5-8 Breaststroke/IMBatavia, Ill.(Rosary HS)

Freshman: (2012-13): Coonce was a key performer for the Cowgirls in her fi rst season with the program. Molly earned All-Mountain West honors and was one of three Cowgirls to earn three awards during the championship. Coonce took home individual honors in the 100 breaststroke (sixth-place, 1:03.18), 200 breaststroke (seventh-place, 2:15.21) and 100 butterfl y (fi fth-place, 54.26), as she set personal-best times in all three events. She recorded the third-best time in Cowgirl history in the 200 breastroke at the MW Championships. Coonce was also part of the 400 medley relay team that fi nished third at the MW championships. High School: Coonce, a native of Batavia, Ill., joins the Cowgirls from Rosary High School in Aurora, Ill. She earned four swimming letters at three diff erent high schools, but fi nished at Rosary for head coach Bill Schalz. During her senior season she earned All-Conference and All-State honors as well as leading her team to a sectional championship. During her junior season she also earned All-Conference and All-State honors while winning and individual state championship. At Bettendorf High School in Bettendor, Iowa, her sophomore season she earned All-State honors while leading her team to a conference and regional championship as well as a state runner-up fi nish. As a freshman at Sherrard High School in Sherrard, Ill., Coonce earned All-State honors. In the classroom she was an honor roll student and earned Academic All-Conference all four years. She also earned Scholastic All-American honors during high school. Personal: She was born on March 14, 1994 in Aurora, Colo. She is the daughter of Scott Coonce and has three siblings. She is majoring in marketing at UW. Coonce was also recruited by Ohio State, SMU, Boise State and LSU.

KARISSA DAHLQUISTFreshman, 5-8Butterfl y/IMLittleton, Colo.(Mountain View HS)

High School: Dahlquist joins the Cowgirls from Mountain Vista High School under head coach Heather Hebert. She was a four-year letterwinner in swimming. She was All-State her junior season in the 100 butterfl y and 200 individual medley and All-State her sophomore season in the 200 individual medley. She competed in cross country her freshman and sophomore years, while also participating in track her freshman, sophomore and junior years. Dahlquist was academic All-State her sophomore, junior and senior years of high school. While in high school, Dahlquist was a peer and youth group leader at St. Frances Cabrini Parish. Personal: She is the daughter of Jeff and Kristin Dahlquist and was born November 9, 1994 in Littleton, Colo. She has two sisters, Kyla and Karyn. Her dad swam at the University of Denver and sister, Kyla swam for one season at the University of Loyola Marymount at Los Angeles. While at UW she intends to major in nursing. She was also recruited by Denver, Richmond and South Dakota


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SARAE DYDOSophomore, 5-9Freestyle/BackstrokeAnaheim, Calif.(Esperanza HS)

Freshman: (2012-13): Dydo saw action in three meets in her freshman season with the Cowgirls. She had an impressive dual against Northern Colorado, as she recorded a pair of fi rst-place fi nishes, as well as a second-place fi nish. Dydo won the 100 freestyle with a time of 54.26 and would also help the 200 freestyle relay team to a win over the Bears. She swam a time of 25.21 in the 50 freestyle on her way to a second-place fi nish. In her fi rst collegiate meet she swam a season best 54.20 in the 100 freestyle against Colorado State. High School: Dydo joins the Cowgirls from Esperanza High School in Anaheim, Calif. She did not swim for her high school, but competed for Golden West Swim Club and former US National Team director and Olympic coach Mark Schubert. She swam the 100 freestyle (52.89) and also is a strong backstroke swimmer.Personal: Dydo was born in Glendale, Calif., on May 20, 1994. She is the daughter of Marco Dydo and Lisa Weinstein. Dydo has one older sister Sienna. She plans to major in business at UW. She was also recruited by Oregon State, Fresno State, San Diego State and Saint Bonaventure.

CASEY DUCKWORTHFreshman, 5-6FreestyleCosta Mesa, Calif. (New Port Harbor HS)

High School: Duckworth was a four-year letterwinner at Newport Harbor High School in Newport Beach, Calif., and joins the Cowgirls to swim distance freestyle and individual medley. She was an All-American her freshman, sophomore and junior season. Duckworth was also a Junior National Qualifi er all four years competing in the 500 freestyle. She helped set the school record in the 200 medley relay. During her senior season, Duckworth was recognized as a top-15 athlete at the Newport Harbor award banquet. Personal: She was born December 1, 1994 in New York and is the daughter of Stuart Duckworth and Kara Greene. She plans to study criminal justice at UW. Duckworth was also recruited by Utah, San Jose State, Ohio, Denver, Oregon State and Cal State Bakersfi eld.

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EMMA DOWSophomore, 5-9Distance Freestyle/IMSalem, Ore. (Sprague HS)

Freshman: (2012-13): Dow saw signifi cant action for the Cowgirls in her freshman season. She set three personal-best at the Mountain West Championships, in the 1,650 freestyle, she placed ninth with a time of 16:48.74. She followed her 1,650 freestyle performance with a time of 4:23.90 in the 400 individual medley. She also recorded a time of 4:53.91 in the 500 freestyle at the MW Championships. Dow won the 1,000 freestyle in the Cowgirls dual against Northern Colorado as she recorded a time of 10:46.02. High School: Dow joins the Cowgirls from Sprague High School in Salem, Ore., as a distance freestyle and individual medley swimmer. Dow swam for Sprague for just her freshman season before focusing on club swimming. In her freshman year she was the 200 IM conference champion and state runner-up on her way to the school record in that event. She swam for Craig Charlson, the head coach of Bearcat Swim Club. Dow is a USA Swimming Scholastic All-American athlete. She is a Grand Prix and Sectional qualifi er in the 500, 1000, 1650 freestyles; 100 and 200 breaststrokes; and the 400 IM. She excelled during her club career swimming records in the 1650 freestyle (17:21.47) and 500 free (5:03.32). She also excelled in as a member of National Honor Society and a four-year honor roll member. Personal: Dow was born on Sept. 17, 1993 in Portland, Ore. She is the daughter of Roger and Janet. Dow has three siblings, Ellen, Elliot and Evette. She plans to major in business at UW. She was also recruited by New Mexico State, Idaho and Northern Arizona.

JORDAN DENNYJunior, 5-6IM/FreestyleBillings, Mont.(Billings West HS)

Sophomore: (2012-13): Denny established herself as one of the Cowgirls’ leaders in both individual and relay events in her second year with the program. She earned All-Mountain West honors in three events, as she fi nished fourth in the 200 backstroke with a time of 1:56.67, she also was a key member of the 400 medley relay and 800 medley relay teams that earned All-MW honors, after third and fourth-place fi nishes respectively. Denny had an impressive time of 54.73 in the 100 backstroke at the Houston Invite, as her mark ranks second all-time in the Cowgirls’ record book. In the 200 backstroke against New Mexico she took fi rst-place with a time of 2:07.84. Freshman: (2011-12): As a true freshman, Denny joined the Cowgirls and made a substantial impact. She recorded three top-fi ve fi nishes at the Mountain West Championships including winning a conference championship in the 200 backstroke. Denny touched the wall in fi rst place in the 200 back with a school-record time of 1:56.20. Her next highest fi nish came in the 200 freestyle fi nishing fourth with a time of 1:48.00. Her fi nal top-fi ve fi nish came in the 500 free when she fi nished fi fth with a time of 4:50.09. For her eff orts at the conference championships, she earned All-MW honors in all three events. Denny broke onto the Cowgirl scene during winter training at the Citrus Classic winning two individual events and helping a relay to a victory. She won both the 200 back (2:08.79) and the 500 free (5:06.99) at the Classic. She also helped the 400 medley relay to a victory with a time of 3:53.79. In the fi nal home dual of the season against Colorado State she earned victories in the 100 backstroke (57.71) and the 200 back (2:06.00). High School: Denny is from Billings, Mont., and swam for Billings Aquatic Club and Billings West High School. She was a four-year swimming letterwinner. She was a Montana Coaches Association All-State selection 2008 to 2011. She still holds the Montana state record in the 100 backstroke. She was also crowned a Montana state champion seven times. She excelled in the classroom as well as in the pool being named Academic All-State all four years. In 2011, she earned the Principal’s Academic Award. Personal: Denny was born in Billings, Mont., on April 21, 1993. She is the daughter of Les and Jan. She has an older sibling, Morgan, who swam at Boise State. She is majoring in kinesiology and health promotion.


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AMANDA FAYSenior, 5-2DivingJackson, Wyo. (Jackson Hole HS)

Junior: (2012-13): Fay was one of the leaders for the Cowgirl diving team during her junior campaign. She earned All-Mountain West honors in the 3-meter springboard, as she fi nished eighth with a score of 267.18, she also earned All-MW in the platform dive with a score of 225.21. At the NCAA “E” Zone Championships, Fay placed 17th with a personal-best mark of 559.40 in the 3-meter springboard. Amanda had an impressive showing against UNLV, as she fi nished in fi rst-place in the 1-meter springboard with a personal-best score of 271.13. Fay also took fi rst-place in the 3-meter springboard with a score 276.53. Sophomore: (2011-12): Fay battled injuries during her sophomore season, but when she was available for the Cowgirls she dove very well. Her best fi nishes came at the Air Force dual. On the 1-meter springboard she took fi rst place with a score of 258.83. On the 3-meter versus Air Force she fi nished third with a mark of 216.38. She missed most of the rest of the season due to injuries. Freshman: (2010-11): Fay had a productive freshman season for the Cowgirls recording four top-fi ve fi nishes on the diving boards. Against Northern Colorado she placed second on the 1-meter springboard with a mark of 258.75. She also placed fourth on the 3-meter against UNC. Her other top-fi ve fi nishes came against Air Force when she placed third on both the 1-and 3-meter with marks of 252.90 and 218.85, respectively. Fay had an excellent year in the classroom earning Academic All-Mountain West and MW Scholar-Athlete awards. She earned her fi rst Cowgirl letter award. High School: Fay had an excellent high school career, as she was named an All-State diver her sophomore, junior and senior years, as well as All-Conference her junior and senior years. She was a member of the three-time team state champions in 3A. She was named team captain her senior year and was given the most inspirational athlete award. In the classroom, she was a member of National Honor Society and was named student representative for NHS. Personal: She was born Nov. 8, 1991 in Long Beach, Calif. She is the daughter of Jeff Fay and Linda Hanlon, and has one brother, Davis Fay. Her major is math education.

NIKKI FINNESANDSenior, 5-7Butterfl y/FreestyleAberdeen, S.D.(Central HS)

Junior: (2012-13): Finnesand saw action in fi ve meets during her junior campaign. She swam a season-best 58.79 in the 100 backstroke against UNLV, as she fi nished fourth in the event. She also swam a season-best 2:07.27 in the 200 backstroke against UNLV fi nishing in fourth-place. Against New Mexico, she earned a season-best second place fi nish in the 200 backstroke with a time of 2:10.27. Sophomore: (2011-12): Finnesand had an up-and-down sophomore season. Her best meet came at the Northern Colorado-Colorado School of Mines triangular fi nishing fi rst in three events and second in one other event. Her best individual fi nishes came in the 100 and 200 butterfl y taking fi rst in each with times of 59.01 and 2:11.81, respectively. During winter training at the Citrus Classic she fi nished in the top fi ve in the 200 freestyle and 200 backstroke. In the 200 free, Finnesand fi nished fourth with a time of 2:11.42. She fi nished fi fth in the 200 freestyle with a time of 1:57.85. At the 2012 Mountain West Championships, Finnesand recorded two top-15 fi nishes in the 200 backstroke and 200 butterfl y. She fi nished 14th in the 200 back with a time of 2:01.59, and also fi nished 14th in the 200 fl y (2:04.19). She earned her second Cowgirl letter award. Freshman: (2010-11): Finnesand swam very well for the Cowgirls in her freshman season. She did not record any top-10 fi nishes at the Mountain West Championships, but during the regular season she recorded a number of top fi nishes. In the 100 freestyle, she took fi rst place on two occasions against Air Force and Northern Colorado. She also placed second in the 100 free against UNLV and placed fourth against TCU. Her other fi rst-place fi nish came in the 100 butterfl y against Mesa State. Against Air Force she and her teammates placed second in the 200 medley relay. Her 50 and 100 free times during the season were the Cowgirls’ fi fth-fastest times of the season. She earned her fi rst letter award as a Cowgirl. High School: Finnesand had an excellent high school career winning fi ve individual state championships in the 100 and 200 butterfl y, asdand the 50, 100 and 200 freestyle. She was also named team captain her junior and senior years. She excelled in the classroom being named honor roll her junior and senior years. Personal: She was born in Aberdeen, S.D. on Nov. 19, 1991. She is the daughter of Nick and Deb Finnesand. She is majoring in communications at Wyoming.

SENIOR NIKKI FINNESANDSENIOR AMANDA FAY


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HOLLY HEUSSNERJunior, 5-4DivingSugar Land, Texas(Lamar Consolidated HS)

Sophomore: (2012-13): Heussner appeared in four events for the Cowgirls during her sophomore season. She scored a season-best 229.35 in the 3-meter springboard in the Cowgirls dual with Northern Colorado. She recorded a season-best score of 233.40 in the 1-meter springboard against Boise State. Freshman: (2011-12): Heussner dove well in her freshman season for the Cowgirls gaining Division I experience. Her best fi nishes came in the fi nal dual of the season against Colorado State, fi nishing third on the 1-meter springboard with a mark of 253.88. Against CSU, she fi nished fourth on the 3-meter with a score of 235.28. She also competed well against Air Force taking fourth on the 1-meter (228.53) and fi fth on the 3-meter (196.95).High School: Heussner joins the Cowgirls from Lamar Consolidated High School in Sugar Land, Texas, with a great diving background. She has seen international diving experience competing at the Camo Invitational in Montreal, Canada, in 2009. She holds multiple diving records at Lamar High School including the freshman six-dive record, overall six-dive record, and 11-dive record on both the 1-and 3-meter springboards. Heussner made progress year-to-year including second-place fi nish at 4A region six districts, fi fth at 4A regionals in 2008, fi rst-place fi nishes at districts and regionals, followed up by an 11th-place fi nish at the state meet in 2009. Heussner rounded out her junior year with a fi rst in districts and regionals followed up by ninth at the state meet in 2010. She was also the Lamar Consolidated Independent School District MVP diver during the 2009-10 season.Personal: Heussner was born in Sugar Land, Texas, on June 12, 1993. She is the daughter of Rick and Kamara Heussner. She has an older brother, Richie, and a younger brother, Peyton. She is majoring in international studies at Wyoming.

MORGAN HARTIGANSenior, 5-7Breaststroke/FreestyleCheyenne, Wyo.(Cheyenne East HS)

Junior: (2012-13): Hartigan once again established herself as one of the Cowgirls’ top performers during her junior campaign. She earned All-Mountain West in the three individual events, as well as two relay events. In individ

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