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2003-04 Season Schedule Table of Contents 2003-04 Team Roster:... 2 2003-04 Quick Facts:... 3 Head Coach Garland O Keeffe:... 4-5 Assistant Coach Marc Long:... 6 Diving Coach Bob Rydze:... 6 Iowa Swimming and Diving Support Staff:... 6 Hawkeyes Around the USA:... 7 2003-04 Season Preview:... 8-9 Meet the Hawkeyes:... 10-19 2002-03 Season Review:... 22-25 Success After Swimming:... 26 Records:... 27 All-Americans and NCAA Qualifiers:... 28 Big Ten Champions and Honors:... 29 All-Time Top Ten Performers:... 30-31 Hawkeye Alumni/Letterwinners:... 32-33 Yearly Records:... 34 University Section:... 35-44 On The Covers Front Cover: Christie Hooper and Jennifer Skolaski Back Cover: Michelle Bagi, Jackie Molzahn and Lisette Planken Credits The University of Iowa women s swimming and diving media guide was written by Sports Information Student Assistants Jana Hemphill and Chris Brewer, and designed and edited by Assistant Sports Information Director Traci Wagner. Editorial assistance provided by Assistant Sports Information Directors Matt Weitzel and Tony Wirt, and Student Assistant James Roe. Photographs provided by Michelle Bagi, Abby Van Maaren, Head Coach Garland O Keeffe, the University Relations Photo Unit and the University of Iowa Visual Center s Photographic Services. Cover artwork designed by Matt Ellison. Printing done by University of Iowa Printing Services in Iowa City, IA. 2003-04 Season Schedule Date Opponent Location Time Oct. 18 Kansas and Northern Iowa Iowa City, IA 2 p.m. Oct. 24 *Michigan State Iowa City, IA 2 p.m. Oct. 25 *at Wisconsin Madison, WI 2 p.m. Nov. 7 *Purdue Iowa City, IA 2 p.m. Nov. 21-23 at Minnesota Invitational Minneapolis, MN Dec. 6 at Iowa State Ames, IA TBA Jan. 2-14 at Winter Training Trip Hawaii Jan. 17 Minnesota Iowa City, IA TBA Jan. 24 at Ohio State with Illinois Columbus, OH TBA Jan. 31 at Northwestern Evanston, IL 1 p.m. Feb. 18-21 at Big Ten Championships Minneapolis, MN Mar. 5-7 Iowa Senior Championships Iowa City, IA Mar. 11-12 at NCAA Diving Pre-Qualifying TBA Mar. 18-20 at NCAA Championships College Station, TX Home meets in bold. * -- co-ed meet. The diving portion of Iowa s meet s vs. Michigan State (Oct. 24) and Purdue (Nov. 7) will begin at 11 a.m. Practice Attendance and Interviews All practices are open to the media, and interviews may be conducted 15 minutes prior to or at the completion of practice. The Hawkeyes practice daily from 3:45-6 p.m. at the Field House Pool. All interviews should be coordinated by James Roe in the sports information office. Please contact him at (319) 335-9411 so that he may set up an interview time that does not interfere with the student-athlete s academic or practice schedules. University of Iowa Athletic Department Mission Statement The mission of the Department of Athletics is to provide the administrative and coaching support, facilities, resources and equipment necessary for student-athletes to graduate from The University of Iowa while participating in broad-based championship-caliber athletic competition. The overall well-being of the participant and the integrity of the program will be paramount in all that we do. The University of Iowa does not discriminate in its educational programs and activities on the basis of race, national origin, color, religion, sex, age, or disability. The University also affirms its commitment to providing opportunities and equal access to University facilities without reference to affectional or associational preference. For additional information on nondiscrimination policies, contact the Coordinator of Title IX and Section 504 in the Office of Affirmative Action, telephone (319) 335-0705, 202 Jessup Hall, The University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa 52242-1316. 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 1

2003-04 Team Roster & Pronunciation Guide 2003-04 University Iowa Women s Swimming & Diving Roster Name Yr. Event(s) Hometown (High School) Michelle Bagi Sr. Back/Fly/IM Westlake, OH (Magnificat) Katie Bures Jr. Diving Hiawatha, IA (Kennedy/Northern Illinois University) Erin Cochran Jr. Free Naperville, IL (Waubonsie Valley) Kristen Eide Jr. Breast Houston, TX (Lamar) Katelyn Eustis Jr. Back/Free/IM Chesterfield, MO (Marquette) Molly Gable Jr. Free Iowa City, IA (City) Caitlin Girdley Jr. Back/Free Verona, WI (Verona) Emmy Haeger Fr. Breast/Free Hales Corners, WI (Charles B. Whitnall) Katie Haeger Jr. Breast/Free Hales Corners, WI (Charles B. Whitnall) Lisa Haunz Sr. Back/Fly/IM Bismarck, ND (Century) Andrea Hemphill So. Fly/Free/IM Lawrence, KS (Lawrence) Christie Hooper Sr. Fly/Free/IM Gallatin, TN (Gallatin) Karen Kelly So. Back/Free Galesburg, IL (Galesburg) Katie Koenig So. Free/IM Dubuque, IA (Senior) Sara Kunnemann So. Breast San Antonio, TX (Winston Churchill) Katie Martin So. Free Des Moines, IA (Roosevelt/University of Wisconsin) Jackie Molzahn Sr. Free Barrington, IL (Barrington) Erica Noah So. Free Charles City, IA (Charles City) Erin Petty Fr. Free/IM Bettendorf, IA (Bettendorf) Lisette Planken Jr. Diving Amersfoort, Netherlands (Thorbecke and Melanchton) Robin Samples Fr. Free Des Moines, IA (Roosevelt) Jeni Sanderson So. Free Crete, IL (Marian Catholic) Jaclyn Sarna Fr. Free Lake Geneva, WI (Badger) Jennifer Skolaski Jr. Back/Free/IM Madison, WI (Edgewood) Joyce VanKeulen Fr. Back/Free Leusden, Netherlands (De Amersfoortse Berg) Abby Van Maaren Jr. Back/Free Ames, IA (Ames) Kelly Werner So. Back/Fly/Free St. Louis, MO (Rosary) Head Coach: Garland O Keeffe (Fourth Season) Assistant Coach: Marc Long (Second Season) Diving Coach: Bob Rydze (29th Season) Pronunciation Guide Name... Pronunciation Michelle Bagi...BOGG-ee Katie Bures... BIR-ess Kristen Eide... EYED Katelyn Eustis... YOU-stiss Emmy/Katie Haeger... HAY-girr Lisa Haunz... HOUNDS Katie Koenig... KEY-nig Name... Pronunciation Sara Kunnemann...COON-uh-min Jackie Molzahn... MOLE-zan Diving Coach Bob Rydze...RIDZ Jennifer Skolaski... Sko-LASS-kee Joyce VanKeulen... VAN-COOL-en Abby Van Maaren... VAN MAR-in 2 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions

2003-04 Team Quick Facts 2003-04 Hawkeyes Front Row (L to R): Erin Petty, Caitlin Girdley, Erica Noah, Molly Gable, Lisa Haunz, Christie Hooper, Michelle Bagi, Karen Kelly, Andrea Hemphill, Katelyn Eustis, Emmy Haeger, Joyce VanKeulen, Jennifer Skolaski, Katie Haeger, Robin Samples. Back Row (L to R): Jaclyn Sarna, Katie Martin, Jeni Sanderson, Erin Cochran, Kristen Eide, Katie Koenig, Kelly Werner, Abby Van Maaren, Sara Kunnemann, Jackie Molzahn. Not Pictured: Katie Bures, Lisette Planken. General Information Location:... Iowa City, IA Founded/Enrollment:... 1847/29,697 Nickname:... Hawkeyes Home Facility (Capacity):... Field House Pool (1,800) Conference:...Big Ten School Colors:...Black and Old Gold President:... David Skorton Athletic Director:... Bob Bowlsby Women s Swimming Administrator:... Jane Meyer Women s Swimming Secretary:... Irene Pearson Administrative Phone:... (319) 335-8874 Administrative Fax:... (319) 335-9333 Academic Services Phone:... (319) 335-7599 Athletic Training Phone:... (319) 335-9482 Media Information Women s Swimming SID:... James Roe Sports Information Phone:... (319) 335-9411 Sports Information Fax:... (319) 335-9417 E-Mail Address:... sportsinfo@hawkeyesports.com Office Address: 157 Carver-Hawkeye Arena, Iowa City, IA 52242 Web Site:... www.hawkeyesports.com Big Ten Conference Phone:... (847) 696-1010 Coaching Information Head Coach:... Garland O Keeffe Alma Mater, Year:... Indiana University, 1994 School/Career Record (Year):... 18-16 (4th) E-mail Address:... garland-okeeffe@uiowa.edu Assistant Coach (Year at Iowa):... Marc Long (2nd) Alma Mater, Year:... University of Iowa, 1990 E-mail Address:... marc-long@uiowa.edu Diving Coach:... Bob Rydze (29th) Alma Mater, Year:... University of Maryland, 1970 E-mail Address:... RRIDZ@aol.com Office Address:... E202 Field House, Iowa City, IA 52242 Office Phone:... (319) 335-9262 Office Fax:... (319) 335-9480 Team Information 2002-03 Overall Record:... 8-4 2002-03 Big Ten Record:... 2-3 2003 Big Ten Championships Finish:... 8th 2003 NCAA Championships Finish:... 20th Letterwinners Returning/Lost:... 20/3 All-Americans Returning/Lost:... 2/1 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 3

Head Coach Garland O Keeffe Garland O K Keeffe Head Coach Fourth Season Indiana University, 1994 Garland O Keeffe enters her fourth season as the head coach of the Iowa women s swimming team. In her first three seasons, O Keeffe has compiled an 18-16 dual record, going 6-12 in the Big Ten. She has coached six all-americans, six NCAA qualifiers and a Big Ten Champion. The Hawkeyes have also shattered 24 school records in the last three years. O Keeffe and the Hawkeyes had outstanding success in 2002-03. The team placed 20th with 41 points at the NCAA Championships - its highest finish and point total at that meet in school history - and crowned three all-americans in Jennifer Skolaski, Lisette Planken and Nancilea Underwood. It was the first time during her tenure that O Keeffe had three NCAA qualifiers, and all three came home all-americans - the most crowned by the Hawkeyes at one national meet since 1986. Iowa posted an 8-4 overall season record, which was the first winning season under O Keeffe, and the first for the program since 1999-2000. During her first two seasons, O Keeffe, coached Melissa Loehndorf and Allison Lyle to all-america status. Loehndorf earned her second all-america honor in 2001, placing 16th in the 200-yard butterfly after winning a Big Ten title that event. She earned her first all- America honor in the 1,650-yard freestyle in 1999-2000. Lyle was O Keeffe s first two-time all-american, earning honors in the 100- yard breaststroke in 2001 and in the 200-yard breaststroke in 2002. Skolaski became the third NCAA qualifier of O Keeffe s career, competing in the 100 and 200-yard backstroke, and the 500-yard freestyle at the 2002 NCAA Championships her freshman year. If there is any area where O Keeffe wants more improvement for the team, it is at the Big Ten Championships. While the Hawkeyes have recorded 20 top-five finishes at the conference meet in the past three seasons - including 10 in 2002 - they have not placed higher than seventh as a team and have only crowned one individual champion. Two of O Keeffe s season goals are an upper-division finish at the Big Ten meet, and to have more Hawkeyes atop the winner s stand at the end of competition. Under O Keeffe, Iowa s success in the classroom has matched its success in the pool. In three seasons, there have been 23 academic all-big Ten selections, including 12 in 2002-03, and two academic all-americans. The team has earned CSCAA academic all-america honors twice during O Keeffe s tenure. Prior to becoming head coach of the Hawkeyes, O Keeffe served one season (1999-2000) as Iowa s assistant coach and recruiting coordinator, in charge of the sprint and breaststroke groups. The team enjoyed a very successful season with the help of O Keeffe, as she coached two athletes to record-breaking performances in the 50-yard freestyle and three swimmers to NCAA consideration times. Before coming to Iowa City, O Keeffe was the head women s swimming and diving coach at St. Bonaventure University (1998-99). O Keeffe coached the Bonnies to their third consecutive Atlantic 10 title in 1998 and a runner-up finish in 1999. Prior to becoming the head coach at St. Bonaventure, O Keeffe was the associate swimming coach at Villanova University (1996-97). She served as the Wildcat s recruiting and travel coordinator, and founded and coached Villanova s Masters Swim Team. 4 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions O Keeffe in USA Swimming United States National Team Member Placed fifth in the 400 IM at the 1988 Olympic Trials Silver medalist at the 1987 Pan Pacific Games in the 400 IM Runner-up in the 400 IM at the 1986 and 1987 Spring and Summer Nationals Swam world ranking performances in the 400 IM and 1,500-meter freestyle United States swimming all-american in the 200 and 400 IM, and the 1,500-meter freestyle Coached 2001 National Team Distance Camp

Head Coach Garland O Keeffe O Keeffe also served as an assistant swimming coach at Eastern Michigan from 1994-96. While with the Eagles, she received her Master of Arts degree in College Student Personnel. A 1994 graduate of Indiana University with a bachelor s degree in English, O Keeffe s collegiate swimming career began at the University of Texas, where she was a member of the NCAA Champion Longhorns in 1990. The next fall she transferred to Indiana, where she was selected to the all-big Ten team for three-consecutive seasons. She was also a Big Ten finalist in 1992-94 and was the team s High Point Swimmer in 1990. In 1992, O Keeffe set an Indiana school record in the 200- yard backstroke, which remained until 1999. In each of her three years with the Hoosiers, O Keeffe served as the swimming team s co-captain. Before college, O Keeffe was a U.S. National Team member from 1986-88. She placed fifth in the 400 individual medley at the 1988 Olympic trials. At one time, O Keeffe cracked the world rankings in four different events, including a top 10 ranking in the 400-yard individual medley. O Keeffe is a founding member of SUMMIT, an annual meeting of elite women s swimming coaches from across the country. O Keeffe, a native of St. Louis, swam for the Sugar Creek Swim Club and the Clayton Shaw Park Swim Club. The former high school all-american sports medals from the 1986 and 1987 spring and summer Senior Nationals (silvers in the 400- IM) and the 1987 Pan Pacific Games (silver in the 400-IM). Each time, O Keeffe touched the wall just behind United States swimming legend Janet Evans. Her brother, Dan O Keeffe, is still an elite swimmer. He competed in the 2000 Sydney Summer Olympics for Guam, where both he and his sister were born. Dan swam the 100-yard butterfly. O Keeffe and her husband, Jay Wilson, have a son, Bailey. O Keeffe at Iowa The O Keeffe Family: Bailey, Jay and Garland Overall Big Ten Big Ten Big Ten Academic All- Year Record Record Place Champions All-Big Ten Americans 2000-01 5-7 1-6 8th 1 6 2 2001-02 5-5 3-3 7th 0 5 1 2002-03 8-4 2-3 8th 0 12 3 Total 18-16 6-12 1 23 6 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 5

Hawkeye Coaching and Support Staff Marc Long Assistant Coach Second Season University of Iowa, 1990 Women s Swimming & Diving Support Staff Marc Long is in his second season as the assistant coach for the Iowa women s swimming team. Last season, Long helped Iowa to its highest placing and point total (20th, 41) at the NCAA Championships in school history. Iowa posted an 8-4 overall season record, which was the first winning season for the program since 1999-2000. Prior to joining the Hawkeye women s swimming team, Long served as Iowa s assistant men s swimming coach from 1998-2001. He has also served as head coach of the Iowa City Eels Swim Club (ICE) and the COHO Swim Club (Deerfield, IL). During his coaching tenure, Long has helped produce numerous state champions, record holders, and NCAA and USS national qualifiers. As a Hawkeye swimmer, Long was a two-time Big Ten champion and NCAA finalist in the 100-yard butterfly (1988, 1989). He was also a member of the 1988 conference champion and NCAA finalist 400-yard freestyle relay team. Long was a two-time first team all-big Ten selection and a six-time all-american. In addition, Long was a member of the 1987 Senior National Champion 400-meter freestyle relay team from San Jose (CA) Aquatics, part of Iowa s 200-yard freestyle relay that set Big Ten and NCAA records in that event and a 1988 Olympic Trials participant. Long earned his B.S. in sports management from Iowa in 1990. Jane Meyer Administrator Mike Lawler Athletic Trainer Irene Pearson Secretary Paul Longo Strength & Conditioning Bob Rydze Head Diving Coach 29th Season University of Maryland, 1970 Troy Wulf Academic Adviser Erin Strub Student Assistant Bob Rydze is in his 29th year as diving coach of the men and women s teams at the University of Iowa, and is the dean of Big Ten swimming and diving coaches. He and his wife, Elaine, have three children, Bo, Robin and Veronica. Jill Coombs Manager 6 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions

Hawkeyes Around the USA -- Current Hawkeyes -- Former Hawkeyes Lisette Planken and Joyce VanKeulen (Netherlands) Hawkeyes Around the USA The 2003-04 University of Iowa women s swimming and diving team represents a total of nine states and two countries. Each black tigerhawk represents each of the current Hawkeyes and their respective states, while each gray tigerhawk represents the states of former Hawkeye swimmers and divers. In all, student-athletes from 26 states and three countries have lettered for the Iowa program. The following is a list of the states and countries represented by past and present Hawkeyes: Arizona California Delaware Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maryland Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nevada New Jersey New York North Dakota Ohio Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Virginia Washington Wisconsin West Virginia Spain Netherlands 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 7

2003-04 Season Preview By Jana Hemphill and James Roe The Iowa women s swimming and diving team enters the 2003-04 season with a squad of four seniors, nine juniors, nine sophomores and five freshmen. Head Coach Garland O Keeffe has high hopes for her team. Senior Co-Captain Christie Hooper If we could move up in the Big Ten standings, it would be phenomenal, said O Keeffe. Our bigger goal is to qualify more athletes for the NCAA Championships. The Hawkeyes lose only two seniors from last year s squad that placed 20th at the NCAA Championships - the highest placing in school history - on the all-america performances of juniors Lisette Planken, Jennifer Skolaski and Nancilea Underwood. Skolaski and senior Christie Hooper will serve as team co-captains this season. I m excited about the leadership for this season, said O Keeffe. The senior class is comprised of Michelle Bagi, Lisa Haunz, Hooper and Jackie Molzahn. Hooper looks to build on an impressive 2002-03 season, where she had 30 top-five finishes, including 10 wins. Her strengths will include middle distance freestyle and the butterfly. Bagi and Haunz will continue to bring strength to the backstroke and butterfly. Molzahn will add depth to the sprint freestyle events. The large junior class will continue its strong efforts from last season. Skolaski is expected to build upon last season, where she broke school records in the 100 backstroke and 400 individual medley. Skolaski earned second team all-big Ten honors for taking second in the 200 backstroke at the Big Ten Championships and also earned all-america honors for her eighth place NCAA finish in the 100 backstroke. She notched 33 top-five finishes, including 18 wins. Other returning juniors are Erin Cochran, Kristen Eide, Katelyn Eustis, Molly Gable, Caitlin Girdley, Katie Haeger and Abby Van Maaren. The juniors will be a force in sprint freestyle events, with Cochran, Gable, Girdley, Haeger and Van Maaren competing. Eustis and Girdley will also add depth to the middle distance freestyle. The breaststroke events will be led by Eide, Haeger and Kunnemann, while the backstroke will look to Eustis and Van Maaren. The sophomore class is returning Andrea Hemphill, Karen Kelly, Katie Koenig, Erica Noah, Jeni Sanderson and Kelly Werner. Junior Co-Captain & All-American Jennifer Skolaski Junior Kristen Eide 8 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions

2003-04 Season Preview Werner led the team last season in the 100 butterfly and looks to strengthen her times not only in the butterfly, but also in the backstroke and sprint freestyle. Hemphill led the Hawkeyes in the 200 butterfly last season. Joining her in the individual medley will be Koenig. The team should also get strong performances from Koenig and Noah in middle distance freestyle. Sanderson and Kelly will compete for the Hawkeyes in the sprint freestyle events. Newcomers for the Hawkeyes are Emmy Haeger, Katie Martin, Erin Petty, Robin Samples, Jaclyn Sarna and Joyce VanKeulen. Petty and Samples were cochampions in the 50 freestyle at the Junior All-American state meet last year, and will help fill Lisette Planken the sprint freestyle events. Haeger will join them in adding depth to the sprint freestyle. Martin, a sophomore transfer from Wisconsin, is expected to bring strength to the sprint and middle distance freestyle. VanKeulen, the second athlete to hail from the Netherlands, will also add depth to the middle distance freestyle. O Keeffe is expecting much from the freestyle events, and especially the freestyle relay teams this year. I m most excited about the 800 free relay because we are very strong in the 200 free. I believe we have a good chance of qualifying for the NCAA Championships, said O Keeffe. As always, diving will be a strength for the Hawkeyes, although all-american Nancilea Underwood has opted not to compete this season as she has been invited to train with the US National team in preparation for Olympic trials. Senior Jackie Molzahn Lisette Planken returns from an outstanding 02-03 season and an even more impressive summer. Planken finished fourth in one-meter diving and ninth in the three-meter event. She also managed to set the one-meter diving championship record at 314.90 points. Planken represented her native country, the Netherlands at the World Championship games this summer where she placed eighth in the one-meter and twenty-third in the three-meter. She also competed at the World University Games in South Korea, placing eighth in the onemeter and 10th in the three-meter. Katie Bures will help add some depth to the diving squad after sitting out last year. Our team continues to move in the right direction. The entire coaching staff is looking forward to building on the successes we experienced last season, said O Keeffe. Senior Michelle Bagi Senior Lisa Haunz 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 9

Meet the Hawkeyes Michelle Bagi Senior Backstroke/Butterfly/Individual Medley Westlake, OH (Magnificat) Lisa Haunz Senior Backstroke/Butterfly/Individual Medley Bismark, ND (Century) 2002-03 -- won 100 back (1:00.03) and 200 back (2:07.12) vs. South Dakota, and 100 fly (58.42) vs. Wisconsin swam third leg on 200 medley relay (1:45.04) that led team swam collegiate best 100 free (54.62) at Notre Dame Invitational runner-up in 100 free (54.63) at Northern Iowa and placed third in 100 fly (59.07) at Minnesota recorded 15 top-five finishes member of College of Business leadership council and University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics student leader board letterwinner. 2001-02 -- won 200 IM (2:08.85) and recorded collegiate best 59.33 in 100 back at Purdue and Ohio State also swam collegiate best 58.20 in 100 fly at Big Ten Championships and season-best 2:07.91 in 200 back vs. Truman State recorded a season-best in 200 IM (2:08.01) at Iowa Senior Championships had 19 top-five finishes letterwinner. 2000-01 -- won 200 back with a season-best (2:06.03) vs. Iowa State and Illinois won 200 IM (2:07.65) and was a member of winning 400 medley relay (3:53.04) at Kansas swam season-best 59.66 in 100 back at Minnesota Invite member of winning 400 free relay (3:29.14) at Iowa Senior Championships letterwinner. High School -- nine-time first team all-american 1998-99 Most Valuable Athlete... set school records in 200 IM, 100 back and 100 fly... member of LESD club team that won 1998-99 spring Junior National Championships... four-year letterwinner in swimming... team was four-time sectional champion and district runner-up... coach was Jonathan Hurst. Personal -- born August 8, 1982... daughter of Emil and Helen Bagi... politicial science and economics major. Bagi s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 100 Free 54.62 Notre Dame Invitational 12/5/02 50 Back 29.86 Notre Dame 1/13/01 100 Back 59.33 Purdue and Ohio State 11/10/01 200 Back 2:06.03 Iowa State and Northern Illinois 12/8/00 100 Fly 58.20 Big Ten Championships 2/22/02 200 IM 2:07.23 Big Ten Championships 2/15/01 2002-03 -- swam collegiate-best 58.23 in 100 back at Big Ten Championships and 25.46 in 50 free at Iowa Senior Championships runner-up in 200 fly (2:12.79) vs. South Dakota placed fourth in 100 back (1:02.99) at Northern Iowa) and in 200 back (2:10.96) vs. Drury recorded seven top-five finishes team tri-captain academic all-big Ten letterwinner. 2001-02 -- swam collegiate best 58.53 in 100 fly at Big Ten Championships swam collegiate best in 200 fly (2:08.74) and season-best in 200 IM (2:12.66) at Iowa Senior Championships placed fourth in 100 (59.75) and 200 back (2:08.90) vs. Truman State finished fourth in 100 (59.86) and 200 back (2:09.58) vs. Kansas placed fourth in 200 back (2:10.33) at Wisconsin and in 100 back (1:01.30) at Indiana team co-captain academic all-big Ten letterwinner. 2000-01 -- placed fifth in 200 back (2:09.53) at Michigan State finished fifth in 100 back with a season-best 1:00.43 vs. Ohio State and Purdue also recorded season best times in 200 back (2:08.03) and 100 fly (1:00.96) vs. Ohio State and Purdue redshirted season due to injury after competing in three meets academic all-big Ten letterwinner. 1999-00 -- swam collegiate best 2:09.76 in 200 IM at Big Ten Championships... also swam season bests in 200 back (2:03.18) at Big Ten Championships and 100 back (58.29) at Iowa Senior Championships placed fourth in 200 fly (2:13.90) vs. Iowa State, and swam a 2:08.89 at Iowa Senior Championships. High School -- two-time first team all-american... 1998 North Dakota High School Swimmer of Year... six-time all-state and first team allconference selection... three-time team MVP... won state titles in 100 back, 200 IM and 200 medley relay in 1998... set school records in 100 back, 100 fly, 200 medley relay and 400 free relay... academic all-american... National Honor Society member coach was Ann Kempf. Personal -- born October 6, 1980... daughter of William and Nancy Haunz... double major in business, finance and sports health leisure studies with an emphasis on community commercial recreation. Haunz s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 50 Free 25.46 Iowa Senior Championships 3/7/03 100 Back 58.23 Big Ten Championships 2/21/03 200 Back 2:03.18 Big Ten Championships 2/19/00 100 Fly 58.53 Big Ten Championships 2/22/02 200 Fly 2:08.74 Iowa Senior Championships 3/2/02 200 IM 2:09.76 Big Ten Championships 2/17/00 10 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions

Meet the Hawkeyes Christie Hooper Senior Butterfly/Freestyle/Individual Medley Gallatin, TN (Gallatin) Hawk Item -- elected team co-captain for 2003-04 season. 2002-03 -- led team in 200 free... placed 14th in 200 free (1:51.36) at Big Ten Championships after swimming a season-best 1:50.56 in prelims won 200 free four times swam collegiate bests in 100 fly (1:00.23) at Northern Iowa and 100 back (59.13), 200 back (2:05.69) and 200 IM (2:09.88) at Iowa Senior Championships member of 400 free (3:24.01) and 800 free relays (7:24.47) that led team had 30 top-five finishes, including 10 wins team tricaptain letterwinner. 2001-02 -- set school and Field House pool record in 200 free (1:49.43) at Iowa Senior Championships swam third leg on 400 free relay (3:23.43) that placed fifth at Big Ten Championships recorded collegiate bests in 100 free (51.74) at Big Ten meet, 500 free (4:58.32) vs. Notre Dame and 1,000 free (10:09.39) vs. Truman State won 200 free at Indiana (1:52.41) and at Purdue and Ohio State (1:52.23) won 200 (1:50.94) and 500 free (4:59.11) vs. Kansas, and 500 free (4:59.50) at Iowa Senior Championships recorded 27 top-five finishes academic all-big Ten letterwinner. 2000-01 -- member of record-setting 800 free relay (7:22.52), swam collegiate best in 1,650 free (17:05.49) and season bests in 200 (1:52.05) and in 500 free (4:59.43) at Big Ten meet won 500 free three times, 200 fly twice and 1,000 free once won 400 IM (4:31.56) and was a member of winning 800 free relay (7:35.11) at Iowa Senior Championships letterwinner. High School -- two-time NISCA honorable mention all-american in 200 free... four-time team MVP... set school records in 200 free, 500 free and 100 fly... four-year letterwinner... coach was Joan Pennington two-time USS scholastic all-american... Beta Club member. Personal -- born July 14, 1982... daughter of Wayne and Barbara Hooper... communication studies major. Jackie Molzahn Senior Freestyle Barrington, IL (Barrington) 2002-03 -- placed third in 50 free (24.88) at Illinois and Ohio State runner-up in 50 free (25.31) at Northern Iowa swam collegiate bests in 50 (23.91), 100 (53.11) and 200 free (1:57.74) at Big Ten Championships swam anchor leg of 200 free relay (1:34.14) that led team academic all-big Ten letterwinner. 2001-02 -- swam season bests in 200 free (1:58.21) and 100 back (1:06.88) at Minnesota Invitational placed second in 50 free (24.45) vs. Purdue and Ohio State academic all-big Ten letterwinner. 2000-01 -- swam season bests in 50 (24.37), 100 (53.75) and 200 free (1:59.08) at Big Ten Championships placed fourth in 100 free (55.21) and fifth in 50 free (25.01) at Michigan State letterwinner. High School -- three-time NISCA first team all-american, two-time honorable mention... eight-time all-state and four-time all-conference selection... made five Junior National appearances, placing third and sixth in the 50 free at two different Junior National meets... fourtime school MVP and Elite Athlete... set school records in 50 free, 100 free, 200 free relay and 400 free relay... three-time USA Swimming scholastic all-american... coach was Dan Vanderjeugdt National Honor Society and Spanish Honor Society member. Personal -- born March 26, 1982... daughter of Robert and Janet Molzahn...elementary education major. Molzahn s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 50 Free 23.91 Big Ten Championships 2/20/03 100 Free 53.11 Big Ten Championships 2/19/03 200 Free 1:57.74 Big Ten Championships 2/19/03 500 Free 5:36.36 Iowa Senior Championships 3/7/03 Hooper s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 50 Free 24.34 Iowa Senior Championships 3/1/02 100 Free 51.74 Big Ten Championships 2/23/02 200 Free 1:49.43 Iowa Senior Championships 3/4/02 500 Free 4:58.42 Notre Dame 1/18/02 1,000 Free 10:09.39 Truman State 1/25/02 1,650 Free 17:05.49 Big Ten Championships 2/15/01 100 Back 59.13 Iowa Senior Championships 3/8/03 200 Back 2:05.69 Iowa Senior Championships 3/9/03 100 Fly 1:00.23 Northern Iowa 11/16/02 200 Fly 2:06.68 Minnesota Invitational 11/19/00 Christie Hooper 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 11

Meet the Hawkeyes Katie Bures Junior Diving Hiawatha, IA (Kennedy/Northern Illinois) 2002-03 -- redshirted. 2001-02 -- attended Northern Illinois University, competing in oneand three-meter diving. High School -- three-time first team all-conference conference diving champion senior year, placing sixth as a junior placed ninth at state meet senior year after placing 18th as a junior and 19th as a sophomore best scores were 261.3 for six dives and 454.65 for 11 dives high school coaches were Gerry Maxwell, Sara Gordon and Tiffany Christiansen club coaches were Doug Buccheister and Hawkeye diving coach Bob Rydze. Personal -- born February 5, 1983 daughter of Randal and Lisa Bures biology major. Erin Cochran Junior Freestyle Naperville, IL (Waubonsie Valley) 2002-03 -- swam collegiate-best 50 free (24.04) and season-best 100 free (52.8) at Big Ten Championships finished fourth in 50 free at Purdue and Miami of Ohio (24.75) and vs. Iowa State (24.98) also placed fourth in 100 free (53.82) and fifth in 50 free (24.53) vs. Wisconsin recorded seven top-five individual finishes and was member of six winning relays letterwinner. 2001-02 -- won 50 free (24.28) and placed fourth in 100 free (53.19) vs. Purdue and Ohio State swam third leg of school record-setting 200 free relay team (1:33.30), collegiate best in 100 free (52.35) and season best in 50 free (24.14) at Big Ten Championships placed fourth in 50 free vs. Truman State (24.87) and Minnesota (24.76) also swam bests in 200 free (1:54.87) at Big Ten Championships and 100 back (1:01.15) vs. Truman State letterwinner. High School -- honorable mention all-american... had all-american consideration times as a senior... crowned 2000 YMCA national champion in 200 free relay... two-time all-state and four-time allconference... three-time team MVP... set school record in 50 free (24.36)... coaches were Rob Rooney and Tom Musch... two-time high honor roll and honor roll student. Personal -- born June 8, 1983... daughter of Greg and Lynn Cochran... open major. Cochran s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 50 Free 24.04 Big Ten Championships 2/20/03 100 Free 52.35 Big Ten Championships 2/23/02 200 Free 1:54.27 Big Ten Championships 2/23/02 100 Back 1:01.15 Truman State 1/25/02 Kristen Eide Junior Breaststroke Houston, TX (Lamar) 2002-03 -- led team in 100 breast placed 13th in that event at Big Ten Championships with a collegiate-best 1:04.78 won 200 breast at four meets swam collegiate bests in 50 free (25.27) and 100 fly (57.89) at Iowa Senior Championships, and 200 IM (2:07.54) at Notre Dame Invitational swam second leg on 400 medley relay (3:48.16) that led team recorded 20 top five finishes, including four wins academic all-big Ten letterwinner. 2001-02 -- won 100 breast (1:05.46), and placed second in 100 (58.01) and 200 fly (2:06.32) with season best times at Iowa Senior Championships won 100 breast at Indiana (1:06.70) and placed second in 400 IM (4:39.92) at Wisconsin placed second in 200 fly (2:09.36) and 200 breast (2:23.82) vs. Truman State also swam collegiate bests in 200 breast (2:20.37) and 400 IM (4:32.10) at Big Ten Championships recorded 18 top-five finishes letterwinner. High School -- four-time all-state and two-time honorable mention all-american... regional champion as a senior, winning four district titles... four-time state finalist... coach was Jef Kerrigan... also competed in water polo... National Honor Society member. Personal -- born January 30, 1983... daughter of Bill and Rose Eide... fine arts major... sister, Leslie, is a swimmer at University of New Mexico. Eide s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 100 Breast 1:04.78 Big Ten Championships 2/21/03 200 Breast 2:20.37 Big Ten Championships 2/23/02 100 Fly 57.89 Iowa Senior Championships 3/7/03 200 Fly 2:06.32 Iowa Senior Championships 3/2/02 200 IM 2:07.54 Notre Dame Invitational 12/5/02 400 IM 4:32.10 Big Ten Championships 2/22/02 12 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions

Meet the Hawkeyes Katelyn Eustis Junior Backstroke/Freestyle/Individual Medley Chesterfield, MO (Marquette) 2002-03 -- won 200 free vs. Drury (1:55.31), 500 free (5:06.50) vs. South Dakota and 1,000 free (10:28.33) vs. Truman State swam collegiate bests in 50 free (24.87), 100 free (52.56), 200 free (1:51.40) and 200 IM (2:06.62) at Iowa Senior Championships also recorded collegiate best in 500 free (4:57.40) at Big Ten Championships placed 15th in 400 IM (4:29.21) at Big Ten Championships runnerup in 500 free (5:04.83) at Notre Dame Invitational swam third leg on 800 free relay (7:24.47) that led team recorded 32 top-five finishes academic all-big Ten letterwinner. 2001-02 -- won 400 IM (4:26.01) and placed second in 200 breast (2:22.85) and 100 back (59.03) at Iowa Senior Championships (4:26.01), all with collegiate best times swam collegiate best 2:06.37 in 200 back at Big Ten Championships placed second in 400 IM (4:37.62) at Indiana placed third in 500 free (5:02.79) and fourth in 100 breast (1:09.07) and 1,000 free (10:15.96) vs. Truman State placed third in 400 IM (4:28.67) and fourth in 200 free (1:54.19) and 200 back (2:07.93) vs. Minnesota recorded 22 topfive finishes letterwinner. High School -- won 10 state and 12 conference titles... three-time all-state and two-time first team all-conference first team... coach was Jim Halliburton... U.S. Swimming scholastic all-american... Post- Dispatch Scholar Athlete... National Honor Society member. Personal -- born July 9, 1983... daughter of Mark and Margie Eustis... education major. Molly Gable Junior Freestyle Iowa City, IA (City) 2002-03 -- swam collegiate best times in 50 (24.94) and 100 free (54.72) at Big Ten Championships also swam collegiate best 1:59.48 in 200 free at Notre Dame Invitational finished seventh in 200 free (2:01.55) vs. Iowa State letterwinner. 2001-02 -- placed eighth in 50 free at Wisconsin (26.05) and vs. Truman State (26.17) swam collegiate bests in 500 free (5:33.18) and 100 Fly (1:05.42) at Iowa Senior Championships also swam season bests in 100 (55.14) and 200 free (2:01.45) at Big Ten Championships letterwinner. High School -- 2000 MVC Swimmer of Year... swam on all-american 200 free relay... won district titles in 100 free and as part of 400 free relay... coach was Keith Branstetter... also competed in track and volleyball... honor roll student. Personal -- born December 27, 1982... daughter of Dan and Kathy Gable... open major... father is a former University of Iowa head wrestling coach. Gable s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 50 Free 24.94 Big Ten Championships 2/19/03 100 Free 54.72 Big Ten Championships 2/19/03 200 Free 1:59.48 Notre Dame Invitational 12/5/02 500 Free 5:33.18 Iowa Senior Championships 3/2/02 Eustis Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 50 Free 24.87 Iowa Senior Championships 3/8/03 100 Free 52.56 Iowa Senior Championships 3/9/03 200 Free 1:51.40 Iowa Senior Championships 3/7/03 500 Free 4:57.40 Big Ten Championships 2/20/03 1,000 Free 10:15.96 Truman State 1/25/02 100 Back 59.03 Iowa Senior Championships 3/3/02 200 Back 2:06.37 Big Ten Championships 2/23/02 100 Breast 1:08.15 Iowa Senior Championships 3/2/02 200 Breast 2:22.85 Iowa Senior Championships 3/3/02 200 IM 2:06.62 Iowa Senior Championships 3/8/03 400 IM 4:26.01 Iowa Senior Championships 3/1/02 Molly Gable 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 13

Meet the Hawkeyes Caitlin Girdley Junior Backstroke/Freestyle Verona, WI (Verona) 2002-03 -- won 100 back (58.49) and 200 back (2:05.64), and took third in 200 free (1:54.58) at Notre Dame Invitational runner-up in 50 free (24.99) vs. South Dakota and 200 free (1:59.15) vs. Drury placed second in 100 back (59.49) and third in 200 back (2:08.07) vs. Iowa State swam collegiate best in 1,000 free (10:37.09) at Iowa Senior Championships swam anchor leg on 800 free relay (7:24.47) that led team recorded 17 top-five finishes academic all-big Ten letterwinner. 2001-02 -- swam lead leg of school record-setting 200 medley relay (1:44.47) swam collegiate bests in 50 (24.11) and 100 free (52.49) at Iowa Senior Championships, and 200 free (1:52.58) at Big Ten Championships placed second in 100 free (52.79) and 100 back vs. Minnesota (57.99) runner-up in 200 free (1:54.14) and swam collegiate best 200 IM (2:09.56) vs. Truman State swam collegiate best 57.72 in 100 back at Iowa State for second place had 16 topfive finishes letterwinner. High School -- two-time all-american four-time all-state and conference champion, winning state title in 1998 three-time team MVP set school records in 200 IM (2:12.22), 100 (52.44) and 200 free (1:54.45), 100 back (58.68), 200 free relay (1:38.57) and 400 free relay (3:36.33) academic all-american National Honor Society member coach was Bill Wuerger. Personal -- born October 27, 1982 daughter of Forrest and Diana Girdley nursing and psychology major. Girdley s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 50 Free 24.11 Iowa Senior Championships 3/1/02 100 Free 52.49 Iowa Senior Championships 3/2/02 200 Free 1:52.58 Big Ten Championships 2/22/02 500 Free 5:09.54 Purdue and Ohio State 11/10/01 1,000 Free 10:37.09 Iowa Senior Championships 3/7/03 100 Back 57.72 Iowa State 12/08/01 200 Back 2:05.64 Notre Dame Invitational 12/5/02 Katie Haeger Junior Breaststroke/Freestyle Hales Corners, WI (Charles B. Withnall) 2002-03 -- won 50 free vs. South Dakota (24.49) and at Iowa Senior Championships (24.14), and 100 free vs. Drury (53.79) swam collegiate bests in 100 free (51.55) and 100 breast (1:05.79) at Big Ten Championships member of 200 free (1:34.14), 400 free (3:24.01) and 200 medley relays (1:45.04) that led team runner-up in 100 breast vs. Iowa State (1:07.27), Truman State (1:07.38) and Northern Iowa (1:09.91) also placed second in 200 IM vs. Drury (2:11.71) and 50 free vs. Missouri (24.44) recorded 16 top-five finishes and swam on four winning relays academic all-big Ten letterwinner. 2001-02 -- swam second leg of record-setting 200 free relay (1:33.30) won 50 free with collegiate best 23.44 and placed second in 100 breast (1:05.87) at Iowa Senior Championships swam collegiates best in 200 free (1:54.56) at Big Ten Championships, and 200 breast (2:27.41) and 200 IM (2:08.32) at Iowa Senior Championships runner-up in 50 free (24.49) and placed third in 100 free (53.29) vs. Minnesota recorded 15 top-five finishes letterwinner. High School -- member of 200 medley all-american relay... threetime state champion in 50 free, winning two state titles in 100 free... three-time sectional champion in 50 and 100 free... four-time team MVP and conference champion... coach was Dale Schrank... also ran track... class salutatorian... National Honor Society member. Personal -- born September 27, 1982... daughter of Robert and Cynthia Haeger... biology/pre-chiropractic major sister Emmy also swims for Iowa. Haeger s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 50 Free 23.44 Iowa Senior Championships 3/1/02 100 Free 51.55 Big Ten Championships 2/22/03 200 Free 1:54.56 Big Ten Championships 2/22/02 100 Breast 1:05.79 Big Ten Championships 2/21/03 200 Breast 2:27.41 Iowa Senior Championships 3/3/02 200 IM 2:08.32 Iowa Senior Championships 3/2/02 14 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions

Meet the Hawkeyes Lisette Planken Junior, Diving Amersfoort, Netherlands (Thorbecke & Melanchton) 2002-03 -- all-american placed fourth in one-meter diving with a school-record 314.90 points and ninth in three-meter diving (499.55) at NCAA Championships placed third in three-meter (561.25) and fourth in one-meter diving (289.15) at Big Ten Championships placed first in three-meter (470.41) and second in one-meter (583.55) at NCAA Zone C Qualifier won one-meter diving five times named Big Ten Diver of the Week twice Verizon District VII academic all- American academic all-big Ten letterwinner... placed eighth in one-meter and 23rd in three-meter diving at World Championships in Barcelona, Spain... placed eighth in one-meter and 10th in threemeter diving at World University Games in Deagu, South Korea. 2001-02 -- joined team for second half of season runner-up in one-meter (305.85) and placed third in three-meter (484.00) at Big Ten Championships all-big Ten at-large selection named co-big Ten Diver of Week after winning both one (278.48) and three-meter (300.98) events vs. Minnesota in her collegiate debut won both one (283.05) and three-meter (281.48) vs. Kansas (283.05, 281.48) letterwinner placed ninth in three-meter event at the World Cup in Seville, Spain. Personal -- born June 22, 1981... daughter of Hans and Nel Planken... pre-business major. Planken s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date One-Meter (dual) 310.12 South Dakota 11/15/02 One-Meter (champ s) 314.90 NCAA Championships 3/20/03 Three-Meter (dual) 326.60 Illinois & Ohio State 1/25/03 Three-Meter (champ s) 561.25 Big Ten Championships 2/19/03 Jennifer Skolaski Jennifer Skolaski Junior Backstroke/Freestyle/Individual Medley Madison, WI (Edgewood) Hawk Item -- elected team co-captain for 2003-04 season. 2002-03 -- all-american placed eighth in 100 back (55.44) at NCAA Championships after recording a collegiate-best and schoolrecord setting 54.34 in prelims also placed 20th in 200 back (1:59.10) and 30th in 500 free (4:50.30) at NCAA meet set school record in 400 IM (4:20.14) at Iowa Senior Championships placed second in 200 back (1:58.58), third in 100 back (55.38), and ninth in 500 free (4:48.20) at Big Ten meet second team all-big Ten selection led team in 100 and 200 back, 200 and 400 IM, and 500, 1000 and 1,650 free named Big Ten Swimmer of the Week after winning 100 back (56.83), 500 free (4:56.88) and 1,000 free (10:14.25) against Illinois and Ohio State placed ninth in 200- meter back (2:17.93), 14th in 100-meter back (1:06.21) and 18th in 400-meter free (4:23.26) at U.S. Open recorded 33 top-five finishes, including 18 wins academic all-big Ten letterwinner. 2001-02 -- NCAA qualifier, competing in 100 back, 200 back and 500 free swam lead leg on school record-setting 400 medley relay (3:43.42), and set school records in 100 (56.22) and 200 back (1:58.37) placed third in 200 back (1:58.37), fourth in 1,650 free (16:32.30) and sixth in 500 free (4:51.78) at Big Ten Championships led team in 100 and 200 back, and 500, 1,000 and 1,650 free named Big Ten Swimmer of Week after winning 200 back (2:03.15), 500 free (5:02.27) and 1,000 free (10:17.26) at Iowa State, and winning 100 back (57.01), 200 back (2:01.88) and 1,000 free (10:06.71) vs. Kansas all-big Ten at-large selection recorded 32 top-five finishes, including 16 first-place finishes letterwinner. High School -- swam 200-meter back at 2000 US Olympic trials... 400-meter IM Junior National champ... won seven individual state titles... three-time all-american, first team all-state and team MVP... USA Swimming athlete representative for state of Wisconsin 1999-00... National Honor Society member coach was Drew Walden. Personal -- born November 24, 1982... daughter of Steven and Carol Skolaski... pre-social work major. Skolaski s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 50 Free 24.16 Iowa Senior Championships 3/1/02 200 Free 1:51.70 South Dakota 11/15/02 400 Free 4:17.34 U.S. Open 11/29/01 500 Free 4:48.20 Big Ten Championships 2/20/03 1,000 Free 10:04.68 Wisconsin 10/25/02 1,650 Free 16:32.30 Big Ten Championships 2/23/02 100 Back 54.34 NCAA Championships 3/21/03 200 Back 1:58.37 Big Ten Championships 2/23/02 100 Fly 56.08 Iowa Senior Championships 3/3/02 200 IM 2:05.20 Iowa Senior Championships 3/8/03 400 IM 4:20.14 Iowa Senior Championships 3/7/03 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 15

Meet the Hawkeyes 2002-03 -- led team in 200 fly, swimming collegiate-best 2:06.07 at Iowa State won that event (2:06.25) at Notre Dame Invite, while recording collegiate bests in 50 (24.55) and 100 free (53.24) won 200 IM (2:10.24) at Northern Iowa, and 200 IM (2:10.80) and 200 fly (2:09.59) vs. Drury placed second in 200 fly (2:06.68), third in 100 fly (59.28), fifth in 200 IM (2:10.12) and sixth in 400 IM (4:38.50) vs. 16 Abby Van Maaren Junior Backstroke/Freestyle Ames, IA (Ames) 2002-03 -- swam collegiate bests in 50 (23.79) and 200 free (1:53.72) at Big Ten Championships, and 100 free (52.82) at Iowa Senior Championships member of 200 free relay (1:34.14) that led team runner-up in 200 free (1:53.81) at Iowa Senior meet and Northern Iowa (2:00.22) placed third in 200 free vs. South Dakota (1:58.08), Iowa State (1:54.83) and Drury (2:12.51) had 10 top five finishes academic all-big Ten letterwinner. 2001-02 -- placed fourth in 500 free with a collegiate best 5:11.01 at Iowa Senior Championships finished fourth in 100 free (54.11) vs. Truman State letterwinner. High School -- two-time first team all-state in 50 free... swam all- American consideration times in 50 free... three-time conference and district 50 free champion two-time second team all-state and district champion in 100 free... conference champion in 100 free in 2000... district champion in 100 back in 1998... set school records in 50 free (24.51) and 100 back (1:01.68)... also competed in softball and track coached by Nancy Svien and Dan Flannery. Personal -- born April 12, 1983... daughter of Michael and Cathrine Sue Van Maaren... health promotion major. Van Maaren s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 50 Free 23.79 Big Ten Championships 2/20/03 100 Free 52.82 Iowa Senior Championships 3/9/03 200 Free 1:53.72 Big Ten Championships 2/21/03 500 Free 5:11.01 Iowa Senior Championships 3/2/02 100 Fly 1:00.64 Iowa Senior Championships 3/7/03 200 Fly 2:25.30 Iowa Senior Championships 3/7/03 Andrea Hemphill Sophomore Butterfly/Freestyle/Individual Medley Lawrence, KS (Lawrence) Karen Kelly 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions Wisconsin runner-up in 100 back (1:00.75) vs. South Dakota, and 200 fly vs. Iowa State (2:06.02) and Minnesota (2:08.51) recorded 23 top-five finishes and swam on five winning relays letterwinner. High School -- two-time first-team all-state won state titles in 50 and 100 free senior year set school records in 200 IM, 50 and 100 free competed in 200 and 400 IM, and 50 and 100 free at U.S. Open named to 2000 USA Swimming Scholastic all-america Team also competed in cross-country honor roll student National Honor Society member high school coach was Ryan Adams club coach was Brian Barnes. Personal -- born September 1, 1983 daughter of David and Carlotta Hemphill pre-business major. Hemphill s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 50 Free 24.55 Notre Dame Invitational 12/5/02 100 Free 53.24 Notre Dame Invitational 12/5/02 200 Free 1:58.09 Truman State 2/1/03 100 Back 59.81 Iowa Senior Championships 3/8/03 100 Fly 58.40 Purdue/Miami (OH) 11/1/02 200 Fly 2:06.07 Iowa State 1/17/03 200 IM 2:06.53 Big Ten Championships 2/20/03 400 IM 4:28.57 Purdue/Miami (OH) 11/1/02 Sophomore Backstroke/Freestyle Galesburg, IL (Galesburg) 2002-03 -- swam collegiate bests in 50 free (24.37), 100 free (53.61) and 100 back (1:01.20) at Big Ten Championships also swam collegiate best in 200 free (1:59.08) at Iowa Senior Championships placed third in 100 back (1:02.12) vs. South Dakota placed fourth in 50 free (25.50) at Northern Iowa letterwinner. High School -- two-time team MVP and high point scorer 2002 all-conference selection member of school record-setting 200 free relay that earned all-state honorable mention honors in 1998 also competed in cheerleading and soccer National Honor Society member coach was Ray Van Hootegem. Personal -- born May 30, 1984 daughter of Thomas and Barbara Kelly pre-veterinary medicine major. Kelly s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 50 Free 24.37 Big Ten Championships 2/19/03 100 Free 53.61 Big Ten Championships 2/19/03 200 Free 1:59.08 Iowa Senior Championships 3/7/03 100 Fly 1:03.27 Iowa Senior Championships 3/7/03 100 Back 1:01.20 Big Ten Championships 2/19/03

Meet the Hawkeyes Katie Koenig Sophomore Butterfly/Freestyle/Individual Medley Dubuque, IA (Senior) 2002-03 -- runner-up in 1,000 free (10:56.14) vs. South Dakota swam collegiate bests in 100 free (56.48), 100 back (1:02.12), 100 fly (1:03.27) and 200 IM (2:13.93) at Iowa Senior Championships also swam collegiate bests in 200 free (1:58.15) and 500 free (5:11.36) at Big Ten Championships and 1,000 free (10:56.14) vs. South Dakota letterwinner. High School -- four-time all-state and six-time conference champion four-time state qualifier in four events three-time team MVP and two-time team captain set school records in 200 and 500 free, 200 IM and 400 free relay National Honor Society member coach was Dan Duclos. Personal -- born August 3, 1984 daughter of Michael and Mary Koenig pre-elementary education major. Koenig s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 100 Free 56.48 Iowa Senior Championships 3/7/03 200 Free 1:58.15 Big Ten Championships 2/19/03 500 Free 5:11.36 Big Ten Championships 2/20/03 1000 Free 10:56.14 South Dakota 11/15/02 200 Fly 2:15.98 Purdue and Miami (OH) 11/1/02 Sara Kunnemann Sophomore Breaststroke San Antonio, TX (Winston Churchill) outstanding female swimmer in 2001... set school records in 100 breast (1:05.34) and as part of medley relay (1:46.55)... graduated magna cum laude... National Honor Society member... NISCA academic all-american coach was Al Marks. Personal -- born January 17, 1983... daughter of Mark and Fawn Kunnemann... art major... mother lettered in swimming at Texas A&M. Kunnemann s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 100 Free 57.18 Iowa Senior Championships 3/9/03 500 Free 5:22.58 Iowa Senior Championships 3/7/03 100 Breast 1:05.47 Big Ten Championships 2/21/03 200 Breast 2:21.17 Iowa Senior Championships 3/8/03 200 IM 2:11.63 Big Ten Championships 2/19/03 Katie Martin Sophomore Freestyle Des Moines, IA (Roosevelt/Wisconsin) 2002-03 -- competed in 50, 100 and 200 free at the University of Wisconsin, posting her season bests at the Big Ten Championships. High School -- three-time 100 free state champion, winning two state titles in 50 free two-time Iowa Female Swimmer of the Year four-time team MVP swam all-america consideration times all four years... set school records in 50, 100 and 500 free... also competed in track, soccer, water polo and synchronized swimming fouryear academic letterwinner... National Honor Society member... high school swimming coach was Steve Teter... club swimming coach was Dave Joensen. Personal -- born March 11, 1984 daughter of Terry and Marcia Martin open major. Sara Kunnemann 2002-03 -- led team in 200 breast with winning and collegiate-best time of 2:21.17 at Iowa Senior Championships won 100 breast (1:07.98) vs. South Dakota swam collegiate best in 100 breast (1:05.47) at Big Ten Championships had 10 top-five finishes academic all-big Ten letterwinner. 2001-02 -- redshirted placed fourth in 100 breast (1:07.96) and 200 breast (2:25.42) at Iowa Senior Championships while competing unattached. High School -- first four-year all-american female swimmer in school history... four-time first team all-state and two-time all-city selection... member of two state championship medley relay teams... named newcomer of year in 1998 and hardest working and most 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 17

Meet the Hawkeyes Erica Noah Sophomore Freestyle Charles City, IA (Charles City) 2002-03 -- runner-up in 200 free (1:57.81) vs. South Dakota, swimming a collegiate-best 4:47.74 in 400 IM placed second in 500 (5:16.51) and 1,000 free (10:48.28) at Northern Iowa placed 29th in 1,650 free with collegiate-best 17:41.62 at Big Ten Championships also swam collegiate bests in 200 (1:54.32) and 500 free (5:04.05) at Big Ten meet recorded collegiate-bests in 50 free (24.68), 100 free (53.63) and 100 back (1:04.21) at Iowa Senior Championships, and 1,000 free (10:40.75) vs. Missouri had 13 top-five finishes letterwinner. High School -- 200 free state champion senior year three-time first team all-state eight-time conference champion set school records in 50 and 200 free, 100 fly, and 200 and 400 free relays competed in 2001 U.S. Open also competed in track named first team academic all-state two-time Iowa swimming athlete representative... National Honor Society member co-president of student council club coach was Lloyd Larsen. Personal -- born August 12, 1983 daughter of Rick and Cindy Noah open major. Noah s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 50 Free 24.68 Iowa Senior Championships 3/8/03 100 Free 53.63 Iowa Senior Championships 3/9/03 200 Free 1:54.32 Big Ten Championships 2/19/03 500 Free 5:04.05 Big Ten Championships 2/20/03 1000 Free 10:40.75 Missouri 1/31/03 1650 Free 17:41.62 Big Ten Championships 2/22/03 Jeni Sanderson Sophomore Freestyle Crete, IL (Marian Catholic) 2002-03 -- swam collegiate bests in 50 (24.31) and 100 free (54.10) at Big Ten Championships also swam collegiate best in 200 free (1:59.71) at Minnesota Invite placed fifth in 50 free (24.85) vs. Missouri and sixth in 50 free (25.10) vs. Truman State letterwinner. High School -- six-time conference champion for Marian Catholic High School in Crete, IL, before moving to Gig Harbor, WA, senior year three-time team MVP set school records and conference records in 50 and 100 free, and set school record in 200 medley relay best times were 23.93 in 50 free and 53.29 in 100 free second team honorable mention three-time Times Athlete of the Week named team MVP and captain for water polo senior year high school coach was Scott White club coach was Kate Chronic. Personal -- born April 3, 1984 daughter of George and Wendy Sanderson open major. Sanderson s Collegiate Bests 50 Free 24.31 Big Ten Championships 2/19/03 100 Free 54.10 Big Ten Championships 2/19/03 200 Free 1:59.71 Minnesota Invitational 11/22/02 Kelly Werner Sophomore Backstroke/Butterfly/Freestyle St. Louis, MO (Rosary) 2002-03 -- led team in 100 fly placed 11th in 200 back (2:01.58), 16th in 100 fly (57.67) and 16th in 100 back (57.65) after swimming collegiate bests in the prelims also swam collegiate bests in 50 free (24.58) and 200 IM (2:09.09) at Iowa Senior Championships, and 100 free (54.36) at Minnesota Invitational won 100 (58.55) and 200 back (2:03.31) vs. Truman State finished 29th in 200- meter back (2:23.75) at U.S. Open member of 400 medley relay (3:48.16) that led team recorded 25 top five finishes, including seven wins letterwinner. High School -- multiple qualifier for Junior and Senior Nationals while swimming U.S.S two-time team MVP for Rec Plex Sharks Swim Team placed seventh in 100 back and eighth in 200 back at Junior Nationals qualified for 2004 Olympic Trials also competed in cross-country named Scholastic all-american National Honor Society member coach was Dave McCrary Personal -- born October 28, 1983 daughter of John and Marilyn Werner pre-elementary education major. Werner s Collegiate Bests Event Time Meet Date 50 Free 24.58 Iowa Senior Championships 3/8/03 100 Free 54.36 Minnesota Invitational 11/22/02 100 Back 56.75 Big Ten Championships 2/21/03 200 Back 2:01.58 Big Ten Championships 2/22/03 100 Fly 56.31 Big Ten Championships 2/21/03 200 IM 2:09.09 Iowa Senior Championships 3/8/03 18 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions

Meet the Hawkeyes Emmy Haeger Freshman Breaststroke/Freestyle Hales Corners, WI (Charles B. Withnall) High School -- two-time 50 free state champion, winning 100 breast title senior year member of 200 medley relay that set state record (1:47.38) four-time all-state and all-conference... team MVP and captain senior year... best times were 24.1 in 50 free and 1:01 in 100 fly... set school record in 100 breast (1:05)... high school coach was Dale Schrank... club coach was Mark Schrank. Personal -- born November 26, 1984 daughter of Robert and Cynthia Haeger sister Katie also swims for Iowa. Erin Petty Freshman Freestyle/Individual Medley Bettendorf, IA (Bettendorf) High School -- state champion in 50 and 100 free and as part of 200 free relay as a senior, winning 200 IM title freshman year twotime conference champion team won four state and conference titles four-time first team all-state, all-district and all-conference 2003 IHSAU State Swimmer of the Year and team captain two-time first team and honorable mention all-american set school records in 50 free (24.36), 100 free (52.54) and as part of 200 (1:38.32) and 400 free (3:34.28) relays, and pool records in 200 IM (2:13.91) and as part of 200 and 400 free relays other bests were 1:58.54 in 200 free, 5:19.18 in 500 free, 1:00.84 in 100 fly, 1:12.02 in 100 breast, 1:02.25 in 100 back and 2:12.19 in 200 IM three-time high honor roll student coach was Mike Ahrens. Personal -- born November 28, 1984 daughter of Steve and Jane Petty art major. Robin Samples Freshman Freestyle Des Moines, IA (Roosevelt) High School -- won 50 free state title (24.42) and placed fourth in 100 free at state meet (54.02) senior year runner-up in 50 free with a school-record setting 24.29 and swam on 200 and 400 free relays that placed third at state meet junior year also swam on two-time state runner-up 200 free relay four-time all-state, alldistrict and all-conference set school records as part of 200 and 400 free relays team captain and MVP, and academic all-state senior year three-time academic letterwinner National Honor Society member also competed in soccer and track high school coach was Steve Teter club coach was Dave Joensen. Personal -- born May 14, 1985 daughter of Robert and Amy Samples father swam and mother dove at Southern Illinois University open major. Jaclyn Sarna Freshman Freestyle Lake Geneva, WI (Badger) High School -- six-time conference champion three-time firsttime all-conference and team MVP two-time state qualifier and team captain set school records in 50, 100, 200 and 500 free and as part of 200 and 400 free relays bests were 25.0 in 50 free, 55.8 in 100 free, 1:57.8 in 200 free, 5:15.9 in 500 free, 18:07.4 in 1,650 free, 1:02.7 in 100 fly and 2:15.3 in 200 IM four-year honor roll student coach was Glenn K. Biller. Personal -- born July 10, 1985 daughter of Ron and Patti Sarna elementary education major. Joyce VanK ankeulen Freshman, Backstroke/Freetyle Leusden, Netherlands (De Amersfoortse Berg) High School -- swam for AZ&PC club best times were 58.46 in 100-meter free, 2:02.91 in 200-meter free, 1:05.63 in 100-meter back and 2:16.65 in 200-meter back. Personal -- born November 6, 1984 daughter of Harry VanKeulen and Sylvia VanKeulen open major. 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 19

2002-03 Season Review 2002-03 Results - 8-4 Overall, 2-3 Big Ten Meet Results Wisconsin L, 127-225 at Purdue L, 110.5-188.5 w/miami (OH) W, 199-98 South Dakota W, 199-68 Northern Iowa W, 141-75 at Minnesota Invitational 5th, 341 pts. at Notre Dame Invitational 2nd, 1,162 vs. Drury W, 133-68 Iowa State W, 170-130 at Minnesota L, 120-180 at Illinois W, 149.5-148.5 w/ohio State W, 217-83 Missouri L, 125-175 Truman State W, 138-136 at Big Ten Championships 8th, 227 pts. Iowa Senior Championships 9 Champs at NCAA Championships 20th, 41 pts. Big Ten Championships Place Team Points 1. Indiana 595 2. Wisconsin 561 3. Penn State 509 4. Michigan 460 5. Purdue 403 6. Minnesota 400 7. Northwestern 265 8. Iowa 227 9. Ohio State 172 10. Illinois 146 11. Michigan State 129 Second Team All-Big Ten Jennifer Skolaski, Nancilea Underwood Big Ten Swimmer/Diver of the Week Lisette Planken Nov. 19, Jan. 28, Feb. 6 Jennifer Skolaski Jan. 28, Feb. 12 NCAA Championships (Top 10 Plus Iowa) Place Team Points 1. Auburn 536 2. Georgia 373 3. Southern California 284 4. Southern Methodist 281 5. Florida 277 6. Stanford 275.5 7. Texas 220 8. California 215 9. Arizona 209 10. Arizona State 135 20. Iowa 41 22 2002-03 Season Bests Event Athlete Mark 50 Freestyle Erin Strub 23.66 100 Freestyle Erin Strub 51.12 200 Freestyle Christie Hooper 1:50.56 500 Freestyle Jennifer Skolaski 4:48.20 1,000 Freestyle Jennifer Skolaski 10:03.22 1,650 Freestyle Jennifer Skolaski 16:52.17 100 Backstroke Jennifer Skolaski *54.34 200 Backstroke Jennifer Skolaski 1:58.58 100 Breaststroke Kristen Eide 1:04.78 200 Breaststroke Sara Kunnemann 2:21.17 100 Butterfly Kelly Werner 56.31 200 Butterfly Andrea Hemphill 2:06.07 200 Individual Medley Jennifer Skolaski 2:05.20 400 Individual Medley Jennifer Skolaski *4:20.14 200 Freestyle Relay Strub, Haeger, Van Maaren, Molzahn 1:34.14 400 Freestyle Relay Haeger, Skolaski, Hooper, Strub 3:24.01 800 Freestyle Relay Hooper, Skolaski, Eustis, Girdley 7:24.47 200 Medley Relay Skolaski, Haeger, Bagi, Strub 1:45.04 400 Medley Relay Skolaski, Eide, Werner, Strub 3:48.16 1-Meter Diving (Dual) Lisette Planken 310.12 1-Meter Diving (Champs) Lisette Planken *314.90 3-Meter Diving (Dual) Nancilea Underwood *326.93 3-Meter Diving (Champs) Nancilea Underwood *564.60 * -- school record Top 10 Performances at Big Ten Championships Event Athlete Mark Place 200 Backstroke Jennifer Skolaski 1:58.58 2nd 3-Meter Diving Nancilea Underwood 564.60 2nd 100 Backstroke Jennifer Skolaski 55.38 3rd 1-Meter Diving Nancilea Underwood 307.20 3rd 3-Meter Diving Lisette Planken 561.25 3rd 1-Meter Diving Lisette Planken 289.15 4th 400 Freestyle Relay Haeger, Skolaski, Hooper, Strub 3:24.01 7th 800 Freestyle Relay Hooper, Skolaski, Eustis, Girdley 7:24.47 8th 400 Medley Relay Skolaski, Eide, Werner, Strub 3:48.16 8th 500 Freestyle Jennifer Skolaski 4:48.20 9th 200 Freestyle Relay Strub, Haeger, Van Maaren, Molzahn 1:34.14 9th 200 Medley Relay Skolaski, Haeger, Bagi, Strub 1:45.04 10th Top Performances at NCAA Championships Event Athlete Mark Place 1-Meter Diving Lisette Planken 314.90 *4th 100 Backstroke Jennifer Skolaski 55.44 *8th 3-Meter Diving Lisette Planken 499.55 9th 3-Meter Diving Nancilea Underwood 491.85 #11th 200 Backstroke Jennifer Skolaski 1:59.10 20th 1-Meter Diving Nancilea Underwood 247.25 24th 500 Freestyle Jennifer Skolaski 4:50.30 30th * -- all-american, # -- honorable mention all-american 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions

2002-03 Season Review Wisconsin 225 - Iowa 127 Oct. 25-26, 2002 -- Iowa City, IA The Hawkeyes fell to Wisconsin in their season opener, 225-127. Junior Michelle Bagi and sophomore Nancilea Underwood notched wins for Iowa, with Bagi placing first in the 100 fly (58.42) and Underwood winning one-meter diving (259.12). Sophomore Jennifer Skolaski placed second the 200 back (2:01.44), 400 IM (4:26.94) and 1,000 free (10:04.68), and recorded two third-place finishes. Junior Christie Hooper was runner-up in the 200 (1:51.79) and 500 free (5:04.59), while freshman Andrea Hemphill placed second in the 200 fly (2:06.68), coming in.6 seconds behind the winner. Sophomore Kelly Werner Purdue 188.5 - Iowa 110.5 Iowa 199 - Miami (OH) 98 Nov. 1, 2002 -- West Lafayette, IN Iowa split a double-dual meet, beating Miami (OH), 199-98, but losing to Purdue, 188.5-110.5. The Hawkeyes had six first-place finishes, six second-place finishes and a pair of third-place finishes. Emerging victorious were senior Erin Strub (100 free-51.94), Hooper (200 free-1:52.46), freshman Kelly Werner (200 back- 2:02.32), sophomore Kristen Eide (200 breast-2:22.46), Underwood (one-meter diving-282.40), and the 400 freestyle relay team of sophomore Katie Haeger, Hooper, sophomore Erin Cochran and Strub (3:30.59). Iowa 199 - South Dakota 68 Nov. 15, 2002 -- Iowa City, IA The Hawkeyes dominated South Dakota, 199-68, winning every event. The Iowa charge was led by Skolaski, Bagi, Hooper and sophomore Lisette Planken, who recorded two wins apiece. Skolaski won the 200 free (1:51.70) and 100 fly (58.22), Bagi won the 100 (1:00.03) and 200 back (2:07.12), Hooper won the 200 fly (2:08.32) and 400 IM (4:34.39), and Planken won one- (310.12) and threemeter diving (326.17). Planken s wins earned her Big Ten Diver of the Week honors. Iowa 141 - Northern Iowa 75 Nov. 16, 2002 -- Cedar Falls, IA Iowa strongly defeated Northern Iowa, 141-75, winning all events but one. Leading the way was Strub, with wins in the 50 free (24.61) and 100 fly (1:00.03). She also swam with Werner, Haeger and Hooper on the winning 200 medley relay (1:50.12). Iowa s other wins came from senior Michele Schmerbauch (100 free- 54.29), Hooper (200 free-1:56.01), freshman Megan Loehndorf (500 free-5:14.63), Skolaski (1,000 free-10:04.42), Werner (100 back- 59.56), and Hemphill in the 200 IM (2:10.24). The Hawkeye 400 freestyle relay team of sophomore Molly Gable, freshman Karen Kelly, Bagi and Hemphill also won their event (3:39.20). Minnesota Invitational Iowa 341 points -- 5th place Nov. 22-24, 2002 -- Minneapolis, MN Iowa s strong swimming at the Minnesota Invitational helped secure a fifth-place finish out of 14 teams. Skolaski placed second in the 200 back (2:00.79), fourth in the 1,650 free (16:52.17), and fourth in the 100 back (57.19). Hooper helped the Hawkeyes in the freestyle events, finishing fourth in the 200 (1:52.60), seventh in the 100 (53.10), and 14th in the 500 (5:03.69). Werner placed fourth in the 200 back (2:04.66), 10th in the 100 back (58.14), and 13th in the 100 fly (58.23). Planken and Underwood both finished in the top five in one- and three-meter diving, with Planken placing third in both events and Underwood finishing second in threemeter, and fifth in the one-meter competition. Notre Dame Invitational Iowa 1,162 points -- 2nd place Dec. 5-7, 2002 -- South Bend, IN Iowa placed second at the Notre Dame Invitational, without the efforts of Skolaski, Hooper, Strub, Haeger and Werner, who were competing at the U.S. Open. The Hawkeyes crowned five event champions. Sophomore Caitlin Girdley led the Hawkeyes with victories in the 100 (58.49) and 200 back (2:05.64). Other Iowa wins came from Hemphill in the 200 fly (2:06.25), Underwood in three-meter diving (535.60), and the 800 freestyle relay team of sophomore Katelyn Eustis, sophomore Abby Van Maaren, Hemphill and Girdley (7:40.53). U.S. Open Dec. 5-7, 2002 -- Minneapolis, MN The Hawkeyes sent Skolaski, Hooper, Strub, Haeger and Werner to the U.S. Open in Minneapolis. The top finish for Iowa came from Skolaski in the 200-meter back as she finished ninth in 2:17.93. She also placed 14th in the 100-meter back (1:06.21) and 18th in the 400-meter free (4:23.26). Skolaski, along with Hooper, Haeger 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 23

2002-03 Season Review Junior Katelyn Eustis and Strub placed 14th in the 400-meter free relay (4:01.01). Werner had the next best finish, timing a 2:23.75 in the 200-meter back to place 29th. Iowa 133 - Drury 68 Jan. 12, 2003 -- Honolulu, HI Iowa dominated Drury, 133-68, during a winter training trip to Hawaii. Its relays won both the 400 free and 400 medley. In the freestyle relay, Hooper, Cochran, Eustis and Strub swam a 3:36.26 for the win. The 400 medley relay of Skolaski, Eide, Hemphill and Strub finished first with a 3:56.99. Skolaski added two more victories for the Hawkeyes in the 1,000 free (10:03.22) and 200 back (2:03.17). Other Iowa wins included Eide in the 200 breast (2:24.95), Haeger in the 100 free (53.79), Eustis in the 200 free (1:55.31), Hooper in the 500 free (5:02.46), and Hemphill in the 200 IM (2:10.80). Iowa 170 - Iowa State 130 Jan. 17, 2003 -- Iowa City, IA The Hawkeyes topped intrastate rival Iowa State, 170-130. Iowa had 10 first-place finishes, including Skolaski in the 500 free (4:58.19), 1,000 free (10:11.12) and 200 back (2:01.34), Strub in the 50 (24.37) and 100 free (52.63), Hooper in the 200 free (1:53.01), Werner in the 100 back (58.35), Planken in one-meter diving (304.73), Underwood in three-meter diving (326.93) and the 400 freestyle relay team of Hooper, Haeger, Cochran and Skolaski, finishing in 3:29.44. The Hawkeyes also secured eight second-place finishes. Iowa 149.5 - Illinois 148.5 Iowa 217 - Ohio State 83 Jan. 25, 2003 -- Champaign, IL The Hawkeyes barely edged out Illinois, 149.5-148.5, for a victory in Champaign, while dominating Ohio State, 217-83. Skolaski led Iowa with four first-place wins. The sophomore swam a Hawkeye season best in the 100 back, timing a 56.83 to win the event. She also posted wins in the 500 (4:56.88) and 1,000 free (10:14.25). In the last event of the meet, Skolaski, along with Hooper, Haeger and Strub, won the 400 freestyle relay to beat the Fighting Illini. For the fourth time that season, Planken and Underwood finished one-two in three-meter diving. Planken took first with 326.60 points, while Underwood placed second (298.65). The duo also finished one-two in the one-meter event, with Planken recording the win. Other Hawkeye victories included Strub (100 free-52.63), Hooper (200 free-1:52.49) and Werner (200 back-2:04.96). Planken and Skolaski were named Big Ten Diver and Swimmer of the Week. Missouri 175 - Iowa 125 January 31, 2003 -- Iowa City, IA Iowa fell to Missouri, 175-125. Planken and Underwood dominated the diving events. In one-meter, Planken won the event with 294.53 points, and Underwood finished second (279.08). They switched places in three-meter, with Underwood taking first (325.35) and Planken coming in second (299.93). Skolaski had three wins for the Hawkeyes, placing first in the 100 back (56.48), 500 free (4:55.41) and 1,000 free (10:09.61). Iowa s other victory came from Werner in the 200 back (2:02.46), who also placed second in the 100 fly (58.44) and third in the 100 back (56.48). Other secondplace finishes included Strub (100 free-52.40), Hooper (200 free- 1:51.59), and Eustis (200 IM-2:08.21). Junior Caitlyn Girdley Minnesota 180 - Iowa 120 Jan. 18, 2003 -- Minneapolis, MN Iowa fell to Minnesota, 180-120, in Minneapolis. Skolaski led the team, winning the 500 (4:56.88) and 1,000 free (10:08.28), and placing second in the 200 back (2:02.67). The Hawkeyes won the 400 free relay with Strub, Hooper, Cochran and Girdley in 3:32.02. Underwood won the one- and three-meter diving events. Iowa also recorded four second-place finishes. 24 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions

2002-03 Season Review Iowa 138 - Truman State 136 Feb. 1, 2003 -- Iowa City, IA The Hawkeyes narrowly defeated NCAA Division II Champion Truman State, 138-136, in the last home meet of the season. Werner and Skolaski led Iowa with two wins each. Werner came away with victories in the 100 (58.55) and 200 back (2:03.31), with Skolaski winning the 200 free (1:52.26) and 400 IM (4:27.50). Other Hawkeye wins included Strub (100 free-52.99), Hooper (500 free-5:01.74), Eustis (1,000 free-10:28.33), Eide (200 breast-2:24.58), and Underwood (3-meter diving-556.20). Big Ten Championships 227 points -- 8th place Feb. 19-22, 2003 -- West Lafayette, IN The Hawkeyes placed eighth with 227 points at the 2003 Big Ten Championships. Indiana won the team title with 595 points, followed by Wisconsin in second (561) and Penn State in third (509). Top individual finishes included Skolaski placing second in the 200 back (1:58.58), third in the 100 back (55.38), and ninth in the 500 free (4:48.20); Underwood finishing second in three-meter diving (564.60) and third in one-meter diving (307.20); and Planken placing third in three-meter diving (561.25) and fourth in onemeter diving (289.15). Iowa s 400 free relay team of Haeger, Skolaski, Hooper and Strub finished seventh (3:24.01). Skolaski and Underwood were named to the all-big Ten second team. Iowa Senior Championships March 7-9, 2003 -- Iowa City, IA The Hawkeyes crowned nine champions at the Iowa Senior Championships. Skolaski set a school record in the 400 IM with her time of 4:20.14, and won the 200 IM (2:05.45) and 100 fly (56.59). Other Hawkeye wins came from Hooper (100 back-59.13, 200 back-2:05.69), Eustis (200 free-1:51.40), Haeger (50 free-24.14), redshirt freshman Sara Kunnemann (200 breast-2:21.17) and Schmerbauch (100 free-52.25). NCAA Championships March 21-23, 2003 -- Auburn, AL Skolaski, Planken and Underwood qualified for the 2003 NCAA Championships in Auburn, AL, and all three came away with all- America honors. Skolaski placed eighth in the 100 back (55.44) after setting a school-record 54.34 in the prelims. She also placed 20th in the 200 back (1:59.10) and 30th in the 500 free (4:50.30). Planken placed fourth in one-meter (314.90) and ninth in threemeter (499.555), while Underwood placed 11th in three-meter (491.85) and 24th in one-meter (247.25) diving. As a team Iowa placed 20th with 41 points - its highest finish in school history. 2002-03 Hawkeyes Enter the Field House Pool Records Continue to Fall The Hawkeyes continued their record-breaking performances under Head Coach Garland O Keeffe, setting five school and one pool record during the 2002-03 season. Jennifer Skolaski continued to smash records, breaking her own 100 backstroke time from last season (55.93) in the preliminaries of the NCAA Championships, swimming a 55.38. She also broke the 400 individual medley time in the finals of the Iowa Senior Championships with a 4:20.14. Melissa Loehndorf previously held the record, with a 4:20.65 from 1999. Nancilea Underwood topped the records for dual and championship three-meter diving. She scored a 326.93 in the three-meter against Iowa State to break the previous record of 315.60, set in 1990 by Katy Ketoff. At the Big Ten Championships, Underwood scored 564.60 to break the record of 494.65 set in 1986 by Kelly Johnson. Underwood also broke the pool record for three-meter championship diving while competing against Truman State, scoring a 556.20. Kelly Johnson set the previous record of 491.94 in 1985. Lisette Planken topped the one-meter championship record for six dives, scoring 314.90 points at the NCAA Championships. Success in the Classroom The Hawkeyes also had success in the classroom during the 2002-03 season. Twelve Hawkeyes were named to the academic all-big Ten team, including Kristen Eide, Katelyn Eustis, Caitlin Girdley, Katie Haeger, Lisa Haunz, Sara Kunnemann, Jackie Molzahn, Lisette Planken, Michele Schmerbauch, Jennifer Skolaski, Nancilea Underwood and Abby Van Maaren. The school record for number of academic all-big Ten honorees is 15, set in 1991-92. 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 25

Continued Success After Swimming The best part about being a Hawkeye is the people you meet and become friends with. You are exposed to so many individuals who all have the same goal. I love the team atmosphere and the idea that everyone takes care of each other. We are like a family. Dana Burkhardt B.A. English and Publications, 1998 B.A. Journalism and Mass Communications, 1998 My Iowa swimming experience has benefited me in many aspects of my life. I gained instant family and friendships at Iowa that I will hold onto for a lifetime. I have taken with me lessons on self-discipline, work ethic, leadership and time management that will help me to be successful throughout life. Andrea Pennington Diehl Currently works in Washington D.C. for Iowa Congressman Jim Nussell Memories and opportunities, both personally and professionally, are the greatest gifts that I took with me from the University of Iowa. I formed friendships that will last a lifetime and have memories that will keep me laughing and smiling for even longer. The dedication, determination and drive that I developed as a student-athlete have opened doors for me as I pursue my career as an engineer. Attending a University as an athlete develops skills and teamwork that are priceless in the workforce and will pay off in endless opportunities. It s great to be a Hawkeye! Beth Katz B.S. Engineering, 2001 Associate Engineer for the Technical Center at Caterpillar in the Assembly and Logistics Technology Group 26 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions

Records & Qualifying Standards 2003-04 NCAA Qualifying Standards Event A Standard B Standard 50 Free 22.89 23.57 100 Free 49.63 51.11 200 Free 1:47.49 1:50.71 500 Free 4:45.71 4:54.28 1,000 Free ----- ----- 1,650 Free 16:27.53 16:57.15 100 Breast 1:02.07 1:03.93 200 Breast 2:14.23 2:18.25 100 Back 55.15 56.80 200 Back 1:57.70 2:01.23 100 Fly 54.14 55.76 200 Fly 1:58.98 2:02.54 200 IM 2:00.76 2:04.38 400 IM 4:15.12 4:22.77 200 Medley Relay 1:40.46 1:43.47 400 Medley Relay 3:39.12 3:45.69 200 Free Relay 1:31.03 1:33.76 400 Free Relay 3:20.26 3:26.26 800 Free Relay 7:11.65 7:24.59 One-Meter Diving Dual Meet 255 Championship 375 Three-Meter Diving Dual Meet 270 Championship 425 10-Meter Platform Diving 9 dives 365 Iowa Hawkeye Team Records Name, Year Time/Score Stacey Wertz, 2000 23.08 Stacey Wertz, 2001 50.79 Christie Hooper, 2002 1:49.43 Melissa Loehndorf, 2000 4:47.21 Melissa Loehndorf, 2001 9:55.59 Melissa Loehndorf, 2001 16:27.91 Allison Lyle, 2002 1:02.43 Allison Lyle, 2002 2:11.92 Jennifer Skolaski, 2003 54.34 Jennifer Skolaski, 2002 1:58.37 Loredana Zisu, 1998 55.62 Melissa Loehndorf, 2001 2:00.14 Allison Lyle, 2002 2:03.98 Jennifer Skolaski, 2003 4:20.14 Girdley, Lyle, Loehndorf, Strub, 2002 1:44.47 Skolaski, Lyle, Loehndorf, Strub, 2002 3:43.42 Lyle, Haeger, Cochran, Strub, 2002 1:33.30 Wertz, Schwartz, Lyle, Zisu, 2001 3:23.16 Loehndorf, Hooper, Schwartz, Zisu, 2001 7:22.52 Terri Millmier, 1988 315.60 Lisette Planken, 2003 314.90 Nancilea Underwood, 2003 326.93 Nancilea Underwood, 2003 564.60 Laura Maldonado 1999 497.85 Field House Pool Records Name (University), Year Time/Score Stacey Wertz (Iowa), 2000 23.08 Kim Stevens (Iowa), 1985 51.01 Kim Stevens (Iowa), 1985 1:50.76 Janelle Bosse (Ohio State), 1985 4:50.68 Jane Keating (Iowa), 1983 9:58.63 Jane Keating (Iowa), 1986 16:35.02 Allison Lyle (Iowa), 2000 1:03.27 Alisha Stitts (Iowa), 1999 2:18.19 Loredana Zisu (Iowa), 1999 57.11 Loredana Zisu (Iowa), 1998 2:00.78 Karen Groth (Iowa State), 1983 55.43 Kathy-Lyn Allen (Island, SC), 1990 2:00.29 Janelle Bosse (Ohio State), 1985 2:03.81 Janelle Bosse (Ohio State), 1985 4:17.97 MacDonald, Artz, Wicht, Aguilera (Indiana), 1985 1:45.10 Ballard, Fightmaster, Armstrong, Hyde (Ohio State), 1985 3:49.10 Elsen, Wallner, Roell, Olson (Minnesota), 1985 1:34.60 Iwerks, Wallner, Schirmers, Olson (Minnesota), 1985 3:26.38 Ballard, Skowron, Heavey, Bosse (Ohio State), 1985 7:30.03 Kelly Tellschow, (Iowa) 1999 419.50 Karen LaFace, (OSU) 1985 458.04 Nancilea Underwood (Iowa) 2003 556.20 Kelly Johnson (Iowa) 1985 491.94 Standards are for a 25-yard course. 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 27

All-Americans & NCAA Qualifiers Christina Dieterle Diane Goldsworthy Jane Keating Katy Ketoff Allison Lloyd Melissa Loehndorf Allison Lyle Laura Maldonado Terri Millmier 28 Vickie Nauman 1977 (1) Diane Jager (100 back) 1978 (1) Julie Baty (100 IM) 1980 (1) Kerry Stewart (50 breast) 1981 (1) Ann Bowers (3-m diving) 1982 (6) Jodi Davis (200 med. relay) Martha Donovan (200 med. relay) Kerry Stewart (50 breast) Kerry Stewart (100 breast) Kerry Stewart (200 med. relay Nancy Vaccaro (200 med. relay) 1983 (1) Wenche Olsen (200 breast) 1984 (1) Diane Goldsworthy (3-m. diving) 1985 (8) Allison Lloyd (200 free relay) Jennifer Petty (200 free relay) Jennifer Petty (400 free relay) Kim Stevens (200 free relay) Kim Stevens (400 free relay) Donna Strilich (200 free relay) Donna Strilich (400 free relay) Wenche Olsen All-Americans Lisette Planken 1986 (4) Bernie Brandenburg (800 free relay) Jane Keating (800 free relay) Vickie Nauman (800 free relay) Kim Stevens (800 free relay) 1987 (1) Terri Millmier (1-m. diving) 1988 (1) Christina Dieterle (200 breast) 1991 (1) Katy Ketoff (10-m. diving) 1992 (1) Katy Ketoff (10-m. diving) 1999 (1) Laura Maldonado (10-m. diving) 2000 (1) Melissa Loehndorf (1,500 free) 2001 (2) Melissa Loehndorf (200 fly) Allison Lyle (100 breast) 2002 (1) Allison Lyle (200 breast) 2003 (3) Lisette Planken (1-m. diving) Jennifer Skolaski (100 back) Nancilea Underwood (3-m. diving) Jennifer Skolaski Kim Stevens Jane Alexander... 1982 Becky Anderson... 1988, 1990 Julie Baty... 1978 Catherine Bohan... 1986 Laura Borgelt... 1991, 1993 Ann Bowers 1977-78, 1981-82 Bernie Brandenburg.. 1985-86 Denise Buchheister... 1978 Liane Burton... 1993-94 Cynthia Campbell... 1970 Jodi Davis... 1982 Jennifer DeAth... 1993 Christina Dieterle.. 1985, 1988 Martha Donovan... 1980, 1982 Melissa Eberhart... 1993 Monica Eckstrom... 1974 Mary Flammang... 1974 Stacie Gilleo... 1991 Tracy Golden... 1991, 1993 Diane Goldworthy... 1983-86 Janet Gunderson... 1975 Linda Gustafson... 1970 Dana Henry... 1970 Diane Jager... 1977-78 Kelly Johnson... 1984-86 Dennette King... 1981 Jane Keating... 1986 Louise Keogh... 1988-90 Katy Ketoff... 1989-91 Allison Lloyd... 1984-86 Sophie Lindeskog... 1985 Melissa Loehndorf.. 1999-2001 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions Nancilea Underwood NCAA Qualifiers Nancy Vaccaro Allison Lyle... 2001-02 Deb Lynch... 1988 Nancy MacMorris... 1975 Liz McBride... 1978, 1982 Laura Maldonado... 1999 Terri Millmier... 1987, 1989 Shelley Miyamoto... 1993 Vickie Nauman... 1984-86 Wenche Olsen... 1983-84 Alison Pennington... 1993 Jennifer Petty... 1984-85 Lisette Planken... 2003 Robin Reif... 1978 Debra Rollins... 1970 Kim Saathoff... 1974 Margie Schaff... 1984 Valerie Schupback... 1974 Edith Sieg... 1974 Jennifer Skolaski... 2002-03 Adrienne Steger... 1980 Kim Stevens... 1984-86 Kerry Stewart... 1980-82 Donna Strilich... 1984-85 Kelly Swanson... 1980 Nancy Terrill... 1970 Michelle Thomas... 1982 Colleen Thome... 1988, 1991 Nancilea Underwood... 2003 Nancy Vaccaro... 1982 Britt Wagner... 1974 Nicole Widmyer... 1993-94 Karen Wilcox... 1980

Big Ten Champions & Honors Anna Acosta... 1995-96 Rebecca Anderson... 1988-90 Erin Beesley... 2000 Marie Blanchard... 1988 Laura Borgelt... 1992-94 Bernie Brandenburg... 1987-88 Pam Broad... 1992-94 Ileana Buciu... 1998-2000 Dana Burkhardt... 1998 Marisa Burkhardt... 1998-2000 Liane Burton... 1992-94 Pam Capin... 1990, 1992 Jennine Cota... 1996 Sara Cotter... 1998 Sherrill Crow... 1992-93 Katie Decker... 1990-92 Sheila Dempsey... 1989 Lynn Dustin... 1995-97 Christine Eck... 1993 Kristen Eide... 2003 Katelyn Eustis... 2003 Regan Fields... 2000 Stacy Friedlund... 1991-93 Therese Gannon... 1994 Stacie Gilleo... 1991-92 Caitlin Girdley... 2003 Tracy Golden... 1991-93 Alicia Graziano... 2000 Deb Hamling... 1991 Katie Haeger... 2003 Lisa Haunz... 2001-03 Kendra Helfter... 1987-88 Stephanie Homewood... 1998-2000 Christie Hooper... 2002 Lisa Hovey... 1992-93 Tracy Juncker... 1991-93 Elizabeth Katz... 1999-2000 Louise Keogh... 1988-90 Katy Ketoff... 1990-92 Jennifer Knapp... 1995-96 Academic All-Big Ten Selections Amy Krone... 1989-90 Sara Kunnemann... 2003 Marsha Landowski... 1993 Meredith Lewis... 1991-93 Lyndsey Lewman... 1997-99 Sophie Lindeskog... 1987 Amy Lindgren... 1989 Allison Lloyd... 1987 Allison Lyle... 2001-02 Deb Lynch... 1989-90 Jennifer Maehl... 1994-95 Laura Maldonado... 2000-02 Kelly McCready... 1996-97 Terri Millmier... 1989 Kristin Mills... 1994 Shelley Miyamoto... 1991-93 Jackie Molzahn... 2002-03 Ann Nollau... 2001 Lisette Planken... 2003 Vicki Ramseyer... 1987-89 Michele Schmerbauch... 2003 Kara Schmitz... 1999 Rebecca Schwartz... 1999-2001 Michelle Sentyrz... 1992-93 Jennifer Skolaski... 2003 Kimberly Stevens... 1988 Alisha Stitts... 1998-2000 Jennifer Swan... 1989 Angela Teigland... 1995 Kelly Tellschow... 1997-99 Angie Todt... 1991 Nancilea Underwood... 2003 Abby Van Maaren... 2003 Cristina Vintila... 1998-2000 Jane Wentzien... 1989 Nicole Widmyer... 1994 Holly Wilkinson... 1996-97 Deb Wirth... 1991 Loredana Zisu... 1999-2001 Emily Zywicke... 1999-2000 Kim Stevens was a four-time Big Ten champion at Iowa, winning two titles in 1985 and two in 1986. Big Ten Champions 1983 (1) Nancy Vaccaro (50 fly)... 26.26 1984 (1) Wenche Olsen (200 breast)... 2:21.69 1985 (3) Kelly Johnson (3-meter diving). 491.94 Kim Stevens (100 free)... 51.64 Kim Stevens (200 free)... 1:50.76 1986 (8) Kelly Johnson (1-meter diving). 466.62 Kelly Johnson (3-meter diving). 487.95 Jane Keating (500 free)... 4:50.45 Kim Stevens (200 free)... 1:50.13 800 Free Relay... 7:29.81 Jane Keating, Bernie Brandenburg, Sophie Lindeskog, Kim Stevens 1990 (1) Colleen Thome (50 free)... 23.56 2000 (1) Melissa Loehndorf (1,650 free). 16:33.95 2001 (1) Melissa Loehndorf (200 fly)... 2:00.14 Big Ten Conference Honors Diver of the Year 1986... Kelly Johnson Diving Coach of the Year 1985... Bob Rydze 1986... Bob Rydze All-Big Ten Selections Wenche Olsen... 1984 Kim Stevens... 1985, 1986 Bernie Brandenburg... 1986 Kelly Johnson... 1986 Jane Keating... 1986 Sophie Lindeskog... 1986 Colleen Thome... 1990, 1991 Melissa Loehndorf... 2000, 2001 Jennifer Skolaski... 2003 Nancilea Underwood... 2003 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 29

All-Time Top Ten Performers 30 50 Freestyle 1. Stacey Wertz, 2000... :23.08 2. Allison Lyle, 2002... :23.27 3. Colleen Thome, 1991... :23.28 4. Becky Anderson, 1990... :23.31 5. Katie Haeger, 2002... :23.44 6. Nicole Widmeyer, 1994... :23.54 7. Tracey Golden, 1991... :23.64 8. Erin Strub, 2003... 23.66 9. Regan Fields, 1999... :23.70 10. Abby Van Maaren, 2003... :23.79 100 Freestyle 1. Stacey Wertz, 2001... :50.79 2. Kim Stevens, 1985... :51.01 3. Erin Strub, 2003... 51.12 4. Becca Schwartz, 2001... :51.19 5. Colleen Thome, 1992... :51.24 6. Becky Anderson, 1990... :51.29 7. Allison Lyle, 2002... :51.34 8. Tracey Golden, 1993... :51.49 9. Katie Haeger, 2003... :51.55 10. Christie Hooper, 2003... :51.74 200 Freestyle 1. Christie Hooper, 2002...1:49.43 2. Melissa Loehndorf, 2001...1:49.77 3. Becca Schwartz, 2001...1:50.04 4. Kim Stevens, 1986...1:50.13 5. Shelly Miyamoto, 1993...1:50.34 6. Stacey Wertz, 1999...1:50.95 7. Katelyn Eustis, 2003...1:51.40 8. Jennifer Skolaski, 2003...1:51.70 9. Ileana Buciu, 1998...1:51.84 10. Jane Keating, 1986...1:52.13 500 Freestyle 1. Melissa Loehndorf, 2000...4:47.21 2. Jennifer Skolaski, 2003...4:48.20 3. Jane Keating, 1987...4:50.45 4. Ileana Buciu, 1998...4:51.78 5. Shelly Miyamoto, 1993...4:55.94 6. Angie Todt, 1990...4:57.08 7. Katelyn Eustis, 2003...4:57.40 8. Christie Hooper, 2002...4:57.91 9. Stacey Wertz, 1998...5:01.18 10. Pamela Capin, 1990...5:01.85 1,000 Freestyle 1. Melissa Loehndorf, 2001...9:55.59 2. Jennifer Skolaski, 2002...9:58.53 3. Jane Keating, 1984...9:58.63 4. Angie Todt, 1990... 10:04.30 5. Ileana Buciu, 1998... 10:06.38 6. Christie Hooper, 2002... 10:09:39 7. Katelyn Eustis, 2002... 10:15.96 8. Rachel Bayster, 1994... 10:23.98 9. Kris Schmitz, 1984... 10:25.90 10. Shelly Miyamoto, 1993... 10:26.53 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 1,650 Freestyle 1. Melissa Loehndorf, 2001... 16:27.91 2. Jennifer Skolaski, 2002... 16:32.30 3. Jane Keating, 1986... 16:35.02 4. Angie Todt, 1991... 16:37.96 5. Ileana Buciu, 1997... 16:46.25 6. Christie Hooper, 2001... 17:05.49 7. Alison Pennington, 1993... 17:16.03 8. Pamela Broad, 1991... 17:19.31 9. Cristina Vintila, 1997... 17:24.72 10. Carolyn Grashof, 1985... 17:24.80 100 Backstroke 1. Jennifer Skolaski, 2003... :54.34 2. J.J. De Ath, 1993... :56.75 Kelly Werner, 2003... :56.75 4. Kara Schmitz, 1999... :56.90 5. Loredana Zisu, 2001... :57.09 6. Liann Burton, 1994... :57.42 7. Laura Borgelt, 1992... :57.52 8. Caitlin Girdley, 2002... :57.72 9. Andrea Smetana, 1995... :57.99 10. Lindsay Garver, 1996... :58.11 200 Backstroke 1. Jennifer Skolaski, 2002...1:58.37 2. Loredana Zisu, 2000...2:00.67 3. Kelly Werner, 2003...2:01.58 4. Kara Schmitz, 1997...2:02.37 5. J.J. De Ath, 1993...2:02.47 6. Lisa Haunz, 2000...2:03.18 7. Melissa Loehndorf, 2000...2:04.03 8. Nicole Jesperson, 2000...2:04.06 9. Laura Borgelt, 1992...2:05.43 10. Caitlin Girdley, 2003...2:05.64 100 Breaststroke 1. Allison Lyle, 2002...1:02.43 2. Andrea Pennington, 2000...1:03.46 3. Melissa Eberhardt, 1993...1:04.34 4. Alisha Stitts, 1999...1:04.59 5. Kristen Eide, 2003...1:04.78 6. Louise Keogh, 1990...1:05.17 7. Sara Kunnemann, 2003...1:05.47 8. Kerry Stewart, 1982...1:05.76 9. Katie Haeger, 2003...1:05.79 10. Wenche Olsen, 1985...1:06.12 200 Breaststroke 1. Allison Lyle, 2002...2:11.92 2. Alisha Stitts, 1999...2:18.19 3. Andrea Pennington, 1999...2:19.08 4. Louise Keogh, 1990...2:19.22 5. Crissy Eck, 1993...2:20.13 6. Alison Pennington, 1993...2:20.24 7. Kristen Eide, 2002...2:20.37 8. Sara Kunnemann, 2003...2:21.17 9. Jennifer Knapp, 1993...2:21.86 10. Sherril Crow, 1990...2:21.44

All-Time Top Ten Performers 100 Butterfly 1. Loredana Zisu, 1998... :55.62 2. Nicole Widmeyer, 1994... :55.76 3. Jennifer Skolaski, 2002... :56.08 4. Stacey Wertz, 2000... :56.24 5. Kelly Werner, 2003... :56.31 6. Melissa Loehndorf, 2001... :56.35 7. Liann Burton, 1994... :56.42 8. Nancy Vaccaro, 1984... :56.89 9. Michele Schmerbauch, 2003... :57.24 10. Bernie Brandenberg, 1986... :57.33 200 Butterfly 1. Melissa Loehndorf, 2001...2:00.14 2. Loredana Zisu, 1998...2:01.71 3. Bernie Brandenberg, 1987...2:04.31 4. Jane Keating, 1984...2:04.51 5. Alison Lloyd, 1986...2:04.90 6. Pamela Capin, 1990...2:05.49 7. Emily Zywicke, 1998...2:05.66 8. Andrea Hemphill, 2003...2:06.07 9. Christie Hooper, 2001...2:06.09 10. Kristen Eide, 2002...2:06.32 200 Individual Medley 1. Allison Lyle, 2002...2:03.48 2. Jennifer Skolaski, 2003...2:05.20 3. Loredana Zisu, 1999...2:05.38 4. Michele Schmerbauch, 2002...2:05.82 5. Melissa Loehndorf, 2002...2:06.02 6. Becky Sentyrz, 1992...2:06.28 7. Andrea Hemphill, 2003...2:06.53 8. Katelyn Eustis, 2003...2:06.62 9. Crissy Eck, 1990...2:06.80 10. Andrea Pennington, 1998...2:07.10 400 Individual Medley 1. Jennifer Skolaski, 2003...4:20.14 2. Melissa Loehndorf, 1999...4:20.65 3. Loredana Zisu, 1998...4:24.26 4. Katelyn Eustis, 2002...4:26.01 5. Alison Pennington, 1993...4:26.09 6. Crissy Eck, 1990...4:27.71 7. Andrea Hemphill, 2003...4:28.57 8. Rachel Bayster, 1993...4:28.95 9. Becky Sentyrz, 1992...4:29.88 10. Carolyn Grashof, 1986...4:30.69 200 Medley Relay 1. Girdley, Lyle, Loehndorf, Strub, 2002... 1:44.47 2. Schmitz, Lyle, Zisu, Fields, 1999... 1:44.72 3. Fields, Pennington, Zisu, Wertz, 2000... 1:44.76 4. Zisu, Lyle, Wise, Wertz, 2001... 1:44.96 5. Skolaski, Haeger, Bagi, Strub, 2003... 1:45.04 6. Burton, Eberhardt, Widmeyer, Golden, 1993... 1:45.23 Schmitz, Pennington, Zisu, Wertz, 1998... 1:45.23 8. De Ath, Eberhardt, Widmeyer, Burton, 1994... 1:45.68 9. VanVerst, Keogh, Thome, Anderson, 1990... 1:45.95 Borgelt, Eberhardt, Widmeyer, Golden, 1992... 1:45.95 400 Medley Relay 1. Skolaski, Lyle, Loehndorf, Strub, 2002... 3:43.42 2. Zisu, Lyle, Wise, Wertz, 2001... 3:46.86 3. Schmitz, Pennington, Zisu, Wertz, 1998... 3:47.01 4. Skolaski, Eide, Werner, Strub, 2003... 3:48.16 5. De Ath, Eberhardt, Widmeyer, Burton, 1994... 3:48.44 6. De Ath, Eberhardt, Widmeyer, Golden, 1997... 3:49.33 7. Fields, Lyle, Zisu, Schwartz, 2000... 3:49.76 8. Nauman, Bohan, Lloyd, Stevens, 1986... 3:52.23 9. De Ath, Eberhardt, Capin, Golden, 1992... 3:52.80 10. VanVerst, Keogh, Janis, Thome, 1989... 3:53.43 200 Freestyle Relay 1. Lyle, Haeger, Cochran, Strub, 2002... 1:33.30 2. Lyle, Schwartz, Fields, Wertz, 1999... 1:33.32 3. Wertz, Strub, Schwartz, Lyle, 2001... 1:33.85 4. Borgelt, Widmeyer, Burton, Golden, 1993... 1:34.02 5. Lyle, Fields, Schwartz, Wertz, 2000... 1:34.12 6. Strub, Haeger, Van Maaren, Molzahn, 2003... 1:34.14 7. Widmeyer, Eberhardt, Burton, De Ath, 1994... 1:34.75 8. Thome, Anderson, Gilleo, Lynch, 1990... 1:34.76 9. Anderson, Gilleo, Thome, Lynch, 1989... 1:34.78 10. Borgelt, Gilleo, Widmeyer, Golden, 1992... 1:34.98 400 Freestyle Relay 1. Wertz, Schwartz, Lyle, Zisu, 2001... 3:23.16 2. Strub, Haeger, Hooper, Lyle, 2002... 3:23.43 3. Haeger, Skolaski, Hooper, Strub, 2003... 3:24.01 4. Schwartz, Fields, Strub, Wertz, 2000... 3:25.47 5. Schwartz, Fields, Homewood, Wertz, 1999... 3:26.49 6. Miyamoto, Widmeyer, Golden, Burton, 1993... 3:26.67 7. Miyamoto, Widmeyer, Borgelt, Golden, 1992... 3:27.21 8. De Ath, Burton, Widmeyer, Borgelt, 1994... 3:27.22 9. Zisu, Katz, Lewman, Wertz, 1998... 3:27.34 10. Anderson, Thome, Gilleo, Lynch, 1989... 3:28.53 800 Freestyle Relay 1. Loehndorf, Hooper, Schwartz, Zisu, 2001... 7:22.52 2. Hooper, Girdley, Skolaski, Loehndorf, 2002... 7:24.10 3. Hooper, Skolaski, Eustis, Girdley, 2003... 7:24.47 4. Zisu, Buciu, Katz, Wertz, 1998... 7:27.90 5. Schwartz, Loehndorf, Buciu, Wertz, 2000... 7:27.95 6. Schwartz, Buciu, Loehndorf, Wertz, 1999... 7:28.67 7. Keating, Brandenberg, Lindeskog, Stevens, 1986... 7:29.81 8. Gilleo, Eck, Miyamoto, Capin, 1992... 7:31.83 9. Buciu, Homewood, Campbell, Katz, 1997... 7:33.16 10. Capin, Miyamoto, Gilleo, Eck, 1990... 7:33.86 Becca Schwartz Erin Cochran Katie Haeger Erin Strub Names in bold are current team members. Caitlin Girdley 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 31

Hawkeye Alumni/Letterwinners -A- Anna Acosta 1993-96 Jane Alexander 1980-82 Michelle Ambroze 1976-78 Becky Anderson 1986-90 Mary Aramovich 1976-77 Ingrid Arntzen 1976-78 -B- Michelle Bagi 2000-03 Kathleen Barron 1978-80 Maureen Barron 1976-79 Julie Baty 1976-79 Rachael Bayster 1992-96 Erin Beesley 1998-99 Kristin Belleson 1993-97 Lisa Biskup 1983-84 Marie Blanchard 1986-88 Laura Bogelt 1990-93 Catherine Bohan 1982-86 Laura Borgelt 1990-94 Ann Bowers 1976-78, 1980-82 Bernadine Brandenburg 1984-88 Pam Broad 1990-94 Rebecca Brown 1979-80 Ileana Buciu 1996-99 Karma Burford 1975-76 Dana Burkhardt 1996-99 Marisa Burkhardt 1996-99 Liane Burton 1990-94 Amy Butler 1983-84 Susan Butler 1980-81 -C- Becky Cable 1989-91 Erin Camp 1984-85 Niamh Campbell 1993-97 Pam Capin 1988-92 Lori Cason 1984-85 Marian Ceschin 1975-79 Suzanne Chess 1988-89 Babetta Christiansen 1986-87 Erin Cochran 2002-03 Linda Conley 1977-79 Nancy Conley 1975-78 Carolyn Connolly 1980-83 Pam Copin 1992-93 Jennifer Cota 1992-96 Sara Cotter 1995-98 Sherill Crow 1989-93 -D- Sharon Danielson 1980-81 Jennifer Davies 1982-84 Jodi Davis 1980-81, 82-83 Jennifer DeAth 1991-95 Frannie Debord 1996-98 Kathleen Decker 1988-92 Katie Decker 1992-93 Erica DeGlopper 1987-88 Sheila Delaney 1983-85 32 Sheila Dempsey 1987-89 Barb Dickman 1984-88 Anne Diers 2002 Christina Dieterle 1984-88 Martha Donovan 1979-80 Beth Dull 1980-83 Lynn Dustin 1993-97 -E- Holly Earls 1987-89 Melissa Eberhart 1990-94 Christine Eck 1989-93 Debbie Eicher 1981-83 Sarah Dee Eicher 1975-78 Kristen Eide 2002-03 Rachel Enos 1994-95 Katelyn Eustis 2002-03 -F- Jennifer Feeley 1992-94 Regan Fields 1998-99 Deborah Fish 1977-80 Melissa Fisher 1997-98 Juanita Franta 1992-96 Stacy Friedlund 1989-93 Madelin Fuerste 1988-89 -G- Molly Gable 2002-03 Therese Gannon 1992-94 Lindsay Garver 1995-96 Mary Kay Gaul 1979-80 Stacie Gilleo 1988-92 Caitlin Girdley 2002-03 Tracy Golden 1989-93 Diane Goldsworthy 1982-86 Ellen Grams 1996-97 Carolyn Grasshof 1985-87 Alicia Graziano 1998-99 Mellissa Gregory 1995-96 -H-I- Katie Haeger 2002-03 Susan Hagenson 1982-84 Deborah Hamling 1986-91 Meredith Hansen 1995-96 Jennifer Harkness 1992-93 Teresa Harne 1985-86 Brenda Harney 1986-90 Dana Hayward 1985-87 Lisa Haunz 1999-03 Kendra Helfter 1985-87 Andrea Hemphill 2003 Daylyn Hibbard 1991-92 Marlene Higgs 1985-86 Roberta Higgs 1980-84 Leah Holzwarth 1985-89 Stephanie Homewood 1996-99 Christie Hooper 2000-03 Sachiko Hoshino 1995-96 Lisa Hovey 1989-93 Nancy Hutchison 1977-79 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions Shawn Hutton 1983-84 Megan Ivers 1995-96 -J- Brandy Jacques 1992-93 Diane Jager 1976-80 Elizabeth Janis 1988-92 Nicole Jesperson 1998-00 Kelly Johnson 1982-86 Kristen Jones 1986-88 Cheryl Judkins 1982-83 Tracy Juncker 1989-93 -K- Amy Kaduce 1993-95 Laura Kalb 1979-80 Kristen Kaminski 1991-93 Beth Katz 1996-99 Jane Keating-Vraspier 1983-88 Karen Kelly 2003 Mary Kelly 1982-83 Louise Keogh 1986-90 Katy Ketoff 1988-92 Cindy King 1976-77 Denette King 1980-84 Kay Kirkland 1979-83 Beth Klinkefus 1979-80 Jennifer Knapp 1992-96 Amy Knebel 1989-90 Ann Knebel 1988-90 Jessica Knippenburg 1995-97 Amy Krone 1987-90 Katie Koenig 2003 Sara Kunnemann 2003 -L- Marsha Landowski 1991-93 Linda Leuer 1980-84 Meredith Lewis 1989-93 Lyndsey Lewman 1995-99 Lorissa Lieurance 1992-93 Sophie Lindeskog 1984-87 Amy Lindgren 1987-89 Allison Lloyd 1983-87 Melissa Loehndorf 1998-02 Danette Loupee 1981-82 Betsy Lowry 1976-77 Katerine Luellen 1991-93 Allison Lyle 1998-02 Debbie Lynch 1987-91 -M- Elizabeth MacBride 1977-70, 1980-82 Sandy Madden 1985-86 Jennifer Maehl 1991-95 Laura Maldonado 1999-02 Kim Marshall 1981-85 Kelly McCready 1993-97 Maribeth Meagher 1986-87 Amy Mercer 1983-84 Trish Meyer 1982-86 Teresa Millmier 1985-89

Hawkeye Alumni/Letterwinners Kristen Mills 1993-94 Shelley Miyamoto 1989-93 Nancy Moeller 1975-76 Jackie Molzahn 2000-03 Carol Montgomery 1980-82 Margaret Morris 1977-81 Karen Morrison 1980-82 Chris Munn 1988-90 Pieper Murphy 1979-80 -N-O- Jennifer Nackness 1992-93 Vickie Nauman 1982-86 Shannon Neidhart 1992-93 Erica Noah 2003 Ann Nollau 1999-00 Jane Oberheide 1978-80 Jill Oboikovitz 1990-94 Wenche Olsen 1982-84 Miekka Olson 1989-91 Emily O Toole 1992-93 -P- Cristina Packer 1991-92 Jennifer Paolucci 1992-96 Megan Parise 1998-99 Kathy Parker 1975-76 Dana Patterson 1993-94 Polly Peiffer 1979-80 Alison Pennington 1990-94 Andrea Pennington 1997-00 Barbara Peterman 1987-88 Pamela Peters 1980-81 Susan Peters 1983-84 Dana Peterson 1993-96 Kristin Peterson 1981-85 Jennifer Petty 1982-86 Ann Pfeiffer 1983-87 Lisette Planken 2002-03 Darcie Plunkett 1993-94 Lori Pozzi 1982-84 -R- Vicki Ramseyer 1985-89 Nicole Redmond 1993-96 Robin Reif 1977-79 Mary Rhodes 1992-95 Jessica Riccobono 1993-97 Seon Ricks 1995-96 Mary Roberts 1988-89 Wendy Rostoker 1981-82 Celeste Rovane 1975-77 -S- Jeni Sanderson 2003 Margie Schaaf 1983-85 Michele Schmerbauch 2002 Kara Schmitz 1995-99 Kris Schmitz 1983-85 Gail Schoenwald 1980-81 Rebecca Schwartz 1997-00 Cathy Sebolt 1980-81 Michelle Sentyrz 1990-93 -V- Diana Shaver 1977-78 Nancy Vaccaro 1980-84 Sandra Sherman 1975-79 Abby Van Maaren 2002-03 Holly Sidenstick 1975-77 Katie VanVerst 1986-90 Stacey Silok 2000-02 Cristina Vintila 1996-99 Charlotte Sissler 1993-94 -W- Jennifer Skolaski 2002-03 Darcie Wagner 1975-76 Andrea Smetana 1994-98 Kristin Wallace 1989-93 Dorothhy Smith 1981-82 Sheri Walling 1979-81 Jennifer Smith 1995-99 Liz Weatherhead 1996-99 Lisa Smith 1981-82 Jane Wentzien 1988-89 Sonja Statham 1993-97 Kelly Werner 2003 Adrienne Steger 1979-83 Stacey Wertz 1997-00 Kim Stevens 1983-88 Kathleen Whelan 1978-80 Kerry Stewart 1979-83 Karen Wilcox 1979-80 Alisha Stiits 1996-99 Stephanie Wildey 1988-89, 90-92 Jami Strauss 1993-95 Nicole Wildmyer 1990-94 Erin Strub 2003 Holly Wilkinson 1994-96 Donna Strilich 1981-85 Mary Williams 1992-93 Sherrie Sudek 1986-88 Laura Willis 1977-78 Jennifer Swan 1987-89 Ashley Wilson 2000-01 Kelly Swanson 1979-80 Cheryl Wintz 1980-81 Jennifer Sympson 1992-94 Debra Wirth 1987-91 -T-U- Kati Wise 2000-01 Kelly Tellschow 1995-99 Sarah Wolchko 1997-00 Angela Tiegland 1994-95 Angie Wonderlick 1983-84 Michelle Thomas 1980-84 Catherine Wright 1977-78 Colleen Thome 1987-91 -Y-Z- Lisa Thompson 1977-78 Kim Yager 1988-92 Angela Todt 1989-91 Jennifer Yoder 1986-90 Jennifer Treado 1990-91 Tracy Zimmer 1983-84 Nicole Triebe 2002 Loredana Zisu 1997-00 Rosemarie Twomey 1993-94 Lori Zwick 1980-82 Nancilea Underwood 2002-03 Emily Zywicke 1997-99 Names in bold are current team members. Hawkeye Spirit 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 33

Yearly Records Big Ten Big Ten NCAA Champ s NCAA All- Year... Coach... W-L-T... Place... Champions... Place... Qualifiers.. Americans 1974-75... Deborah Woodside... 1-2-0...9th... 0...... 1... 0 1975-76... Deborah Woodside... 2-1-0...10th... 0...... 0... 0 1976-77... Deborah Woodside... 1-1-0...8th... 0...... 2... 1 1977-78... Deborah Woodside... 5-0-0...5th... 0...... 6... 1 1978-79... Deborah Woodside... 0-3-0...10th... 0...... 0... 0 1979-80... Deborah Woodside... 1-10-0...8th... 0...... 5... 1 1980-81... Deborah Woodside... 3-12-0...9th... 0...... 3... 1 1981-82... Dr. Peter Kennedy... 3-5-0...8th... 0...... 8... 6 1982-83... Dr. Peter Kennedy... 6-2-0...4th... 1...T31st... 2... 1 1983-84... Dr. Peter Kennedy... 11-0-0...3rd... 1... 26th... 9... 1 1984-85... Dr. Peter Kennedy... 13-2-0...3rd... 3... 26th... 10... 8 1985-86... Dr. Peter Kennedy... 8-2-0... T2nd... 8... 39th... 8... 4 1986-87... Dr. Peter Kennedy... 5-0-1...10th... 0...... 1... 1 1987-88... Dr. Peter Kennedy... 6-8-0...7th... 0...... 5... 1 1988-89... Dr. Peter Kennedy... 4-7-0...7th... 0...... 3... 0 1989-90... Dr. Peter Kennedy... 5-2-0...7th... 1...... 3... 0 1990-91... Dr. Peter Kennedy... 8-1-1...6th... 0... 42nd... 5... 1 1991-92... Dr. Peter Kennedy... 8-2-0...7th... 0...... 0... 1 1992-93... Dr. Peter Kennedy... 4-5-0...7th... 0...... 8... 0 1993-94... Dr. Peter Kennedy... 5-5-0...9th... 0...... 2... 0 1994-95... Dr. Peter Kennedy... 1-7-0...11th... 0...... 0... 0 1995-96... Trish Meyer... 2-6-0...11th... 0...... 0... 0 1996-97... Mary Bolich... 2-5-0...10th... 0...... 0... 0 1997-98... Mary Bolich... 6-4-0...7th... 0...... 0... 0 1998-99... Mary Bolich... 8-4-0...7th... 0...... 2... 1 1999-00... Mary Bolich... 5-4-0...8th... 1...... 1... 1 2000-01... Garland O Keeffe... 5-7-0...8th... 1... 40th... 2... 2 2001-02... Garland O Keeffe... 5-5-0...7th... 0... 35th... 2... 1 2002-03... Garland O Keefe... 8-4-0...8th... 0... 20th... 3... 3 Total... 141-116-2... 16... 103*... 35 *Twelve (12) student-athletes qualified for the NCAA Championships before the University of Iowa officially recognized the sport of women s swimming and diving Deborah Woodside 1975-81 13-29-0 Dr. Peter Kennedy 1982-95 87-48-2 Trish Meyer 1996 2-6-0 Mary Bolich 1997-2000 21-17-0 Garland O Keeffe 2001-Present 18-16-0 34 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions

Dr. David Skorton University President David J. Skorton was appointed the 19th president of The University of Iowa on March 1, 2003. He has been a faculty member at the University since 1980. He holds joint appointments at the rank of professor in the Departments of Internal Medicine, Electrical and Computer Engineering, and Biomedical Engineering. Skorton was appointed vice president for research in 1992 and, additionally, interim vice president for external relations in 2000. He served as vice president for research and external relations from March 2002 until he assumed the presidency. As vice president, he oversaw more than 30 administrative units and headed a research and development program that ranks among the nation s top 20 public research universities in obtaining external funding. He also continued his role as a physician, caring for adolescents and adults with inborn heart disease. Co-founder and co-director of the UI Adolescent and Adult Congenital Heart Disease Clinic at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, Skorton has focused his research on congenital heart disease in adolescents and adults, cardiac imaging, and computer image processing. He has published numerous articles, reviews, book chapters, and two major texts in the areas of cardiac imaging and image processing. He has served in a variety of administrative positions at The University of Iowa, including director of the Cardiovascular Image Processing Laboratory (1982-1996), director of the Division of General Internal Medicine (1985-1989), and associate chair for clinical programs in the Department of Internal Medicine (1989-1992). A national leader in research ethics, President Skorton is charter president of the Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs, Inc., the first entity organized specifically to accredit human research protection programs. He has served on the boards and committees of many national organizations, including the American College of Cardiology, the American Heart Association, the American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine, the American Society of Echocardiography, the Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs, the Association of American Universities, the Council on Competitiveness, and the Korea America Friendship Society. He has traveled widely in Europe and Asia on behalf of both academic and community projects. President Skorton is actively engaged in service to the community and to the state of Iowa, particularly in regional and state economic development. He serves on and chaired the Iowa City Area Development Group, and currently serves on the Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Priority One Advisory Committee, the Technology Corridor Committee, and the Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra Board of Directors. He has also served on committees of the Iowa Business Council, the Iowa Department of Economic Development Board, the Governor s Life Sciences Advisory Committee, and the Iowa Research Council, of which he was president from 1999-2001. President Skorton earned his bachelor s degree in psychology in 1970 and an M.D. in 1974, both from Northwestern University. Following a medical residency and cardiology fellowship at The University of California, Los Angeles, he came to The University of Iowa in 1980 as an instructor. He was named assistant professor of internal medicine in 1981 and assistant professor of electrical and computer engineering in 1982. He was promoted to associate professor in 1984 and to professor in 1988. Hawkeye Administration Robert Bowlsby Robert Director of Athletics Eleventh Year Bowlsby Director of Athletics Bob Bowlsby, in his 13th year as director of athletics at The University of Iowa, heads a team of coaches and athletic staff members that has merged men s and women s programs to form one department that continues to rank among the nation s best. The combined entity encompasses 24 varsity sports and an annual budget in excess of $34 million. As the chief administrator for Iowa s athletic department Bowlsby has earned a reputation as one of the most respected, energetic and ambitious athletic administrators in the nation. His hiring of new head coaches in football, men s and women s basketball and wrestling, all in the past five years, will enable Iowa to maintain its standing as one of the most visible and successful Division I athletic programs. The National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) named Bowlsby as 2001-02 Central Region Athletic Director of the Year. He was one of four athletic directors selected in the Division I-A category. The award highlights the efforts of the athletic directors for their commitment and positive contributions to campuses and their surrounding communities. A Waterloo native, Bowlsby became Iowa s 10th Athletic Director in June, 1991 after serving in the same role at the University of Northern Iowa since 1984. He previously served as Assistant Athletic Director for Facilities at Northern Iowa. He earned his bachelor s degree from Moorhead State University (Minnesota) in 1975 and his master s from the University of Iowa in 1978. Bowlsby has served as chair of the Big Ten Championships and Awards committee, as a member of the league s Conference and National Structure committee and was appointed as one of two Big Ten representatives to the NCAA Management Council. He was elected to chair the Management Council for the first two years of its existence. Bowlsby managed five NCAA Wrestling Championships as chair of the Wrestling Committee and has served on NCAA committees on Financial Aid and Amateurism, the Special Committee to Review Amateurism Issues and the Special Committee to Review Financial Conditions in Athletics. Bowlsby is in the second year of a four-year term on the NCAA Division I Basketball Tournament Committee. He has served as an Executive Committee member with both the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics and the Division I-A Athletic Directors Association and currently serves as President of the I-A Directors group. Bowlsby was also elected chair of the NCAA Olympic Sports Liaison Committee and represented the NCAA as one of two voting members on the United States Olympic Committee. Bowlsby also was appointed by former United States Olympic Committee President LeRoy Walker to the NCAA/ USOC Liaison Committee, chaired by George Steinbrenner and NCAA Executive Director Cedrick Dempsey. Bob has also served as a member of the Board of Governors for the National Wrestling Hall of Fame. Bowlsby is a charter member of the Iowa Olympics Committee and a current member of the Board of Directors of the Iowa Games. Bob is a board member of the Iowa Scholarship Fund, Inc. and a Board member on the Honda Awards program, which recognizes our nation s top female collegiate athletes each year. He and his wife, Candice, have four children, Lisa, Matt, Rachel and Kyle. Bowlsby was born Jan. 10, 1952. 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 35

Iowa Hawkeye Athletics The University of Iowa Athletic Department, under the direction of Athletic Director Bob Bowlsby for the past 12 years, is regarded as one of the top intercollegiate programs in the nation. The men s and women s departments, operating separately for over 25 years, merged in 2001 under Bowlsby s direction. It combined nationally recognized programs for both genders into one successful and progressive athletic program. Combining their successes on the playing fields with continued success and recognition in the classroom, UI student-athletes practice and perform in some of the best facilities in the nation, while knowing the support of their efforts and attendance by Hawkeye fans ranks among the best in the country. While the Hawkeyes continue to compete with the best in the nation in a variety of sports, Iowa continues to boast some of the most impressive athletic facilities in the nation, operated by one of the most respected departments. Several new projects are underway on the Iowa campus. The goal is to improve all areas of the collegiate experience for Hawkeye student-athletes. One of the latest additions to the UI campus is the Roy G. Karro Athletics Hall of Fame and Visitors Center. The Hall of Fame and a varsity soccer complex make up the first phase of a $37 million project. Phase two of the project includes new swimming and diving pools, and indoor and outdoor tennis facilities, in addition to bicycle and walking paths. More than $15 million of the total cost will be generated through private giving. Additional priorities for the Iowa program include the establishment and development of endowments for all sports Big-time athletics is a staple of student life at the University of Iowa. programs, the continued enhancement of graduation rates, and the implementation of a long-range plan to ensure Iowa s financial, academic and competitive future. As an example, all of Iowa s 13 scholarships for men s basketball are fully endowed. The Iowa s student-athlete graduation rate has improved in each of the past 10 years and has consistently ranked above the graduation rate of all UI students. Hawkeye athletes have garnered more than 50 academic all-america honors since 1992. In 1998-99 Iowa led the Big Ten in academic all-big Ten selections and ranked second in 1999-00. In 2002-03, over 140 Hawkeye athletes earned academic all-big Ten recognition. Iowa athletes have been recognized as all-americans in their sport on more than 175 occasions during the past 12 years. The University of Iowa student body is a fixture at all Hawkeye athletic events, making Iowa City a very difficult place for opposing teams to visit. Iowa s 2002-03 athletics teams continued their trend of success. The Hawkeye football team posted a perfect 8-0 Big Ten record in winning the league title. Iowa participated in the 2003 Orange Bowl and ended the season ranked eighth nationally in both major polls. Iowa s men s and women s basketball teams have advanced to post-season play in each of the last three seasons, while Iowa s wrestling and gymnastics teams continue to rank among the best in the nation. Iowa has won six of the last nine NCAA wrestling titles and nine of the last 13 championships. Iowa s men s gymnastics team placed sixth in the nation, while the women s gymnastics squad also advanced to the team competition at the NCAA championships. The women s softball team earned both the Big Ten regular season and post-season tournament titles, advancing to NCAA regional action for the eighth time in 10 seasons. Iowa s field hockey squad was ranked in the top 15 in the nation throughout the 2002 season, while individual performers in track and field and women s tennis also qualified for NCAA championship competition. From the rankings on the courts and playing fields, to the rankings in the classroom, to the rankings in fan and community support, to the ranking as a program that boasts some of the best athletic facilities in the nation, it s easy to understand why Iowa fans everywhere truly believe, It s Great to be a Hawkeye. 36 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions

Athletic Student Services Since its inception in 1979, Athletics Student Services has evolved from a two-person, academic support service to a broad-based, nationally prominent student support services operation. Its purpose is to assist student athletes to become tomorrow s leaders by offering academic and personal support services to assist them in making timely and satisfactory progress toward their degrees. Athletic Student Services focuses on four important areas academic counseling and monitoring, educational and support programs, retention programs and compliance services when working with student-athletes. Following are descriptions of some of the programs, services and opportunities available to student-athletes in those areas. Athletics Learning Center The $4.6 million Russell A. and Ann Gerdin Athletics Learning Center, scheduled to open in August of 2003, will give all Iowa student-athletes a state of the art facility to help them with their educations. The Athletics Learning Center is a multilevel, 20,000 square foot facility which will provide a computer center, study areas, classes and meeting places for all Hawkeye student-athletes. The Learning Center will feature an auditorium that converts into two classrooms, separate study rooms for under and upper-class student-athletes that feature 28 study carrels, a computer lab, five tutorial rooms, the book loan repository, office space for Iowa s Student Services staff and a display area to recognize the academic accomplishments of Iowa s student-athletes. Academic Counseling and Monitoring Athletics coordinators work closely with student-athletes and their university-assigned advisors from the time they arrive on campus until the time they leave the University. Along with focusing on academic planning matters such as goal-setting, plans of study, choosing majors and degree requirements, coordinators also help student-athletes understand NCAA, Big Ten and University academic policies. They also solicit feedback from instructors on a student-athlete s academic progress. Tutoring Tutoring is available free of charge to all student-athletes. Tutors, who are post-graduates and teachers, help with course content as well as study strategies and are available in virtually all general education subjects. Retention A full-time staff member directs the retention program, which identifies student-athletes who may need tailored academic assistance and structure, and implements individualized learning plans to help them succeed. Such plans may include daily and weekly planning sessions with athletics coordinators and retention staff, tutoring, study groups, mainstreaming into on-campus services like the writing center, math labs and services for students with learning disabilities. Transition Seminar All new student-athletes attend an eightweek transition seminar during the fall semester that is geared toward helping them make the transition from high school to college successfully. Seminar topics include time management skills, learning and study strategies, the culture and rules of the university, and life skills concerning alcohol and other substances, relationships and intimacy, diversity, tolerance, values and character. CHAMPS/Life Skills Life skills programs are conducted throughout the year with and for student athletes on quality of life issues critical to personal growth, such as personal accountability, responsible use and nonuse of alcohol, diversity and gambling. Career Guidance and Development Planning a meaningful career and a fulfilling life is an ongoing process of expanding and narrowing choices, beginning when student-athletes arrive on campus and continuing throughout their college career and lifetime. The professional staff works with other career development professionals on campus to offer individual consultation, career development seminars, workshops, referrals to other campus offices and special events like the Senior Recognition Banquet for graduating student-athletes. Minority Enrichment Program This program offers a culturally supportive environment in which minority studentathletes have the opportunity to develop friendships and a support network in the university. A core focus group of students and staff coordinate programs such as guest speakers, holiday celebrations, community service activities with the local neighborhood centers, events with Cultural Centers and networking with minority faculty, staff, professional and business leaders. Compare the Numbers Iowa s student-athletes have outperformed the University s entire student population each year since the NCAA started requiring a report of student-athlete graduation rates. 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 37

Distinguished Alumni When student-athletes consider their future, they should consider prospects beyond athletics. A list of all University of Iowa alumni who have distinguished themselves professionally would be difficult to assemble and could never be complete. However, some are truly outstanding in their area of expertise. Business Leland C. Adams, Former president, Amoco Production Co. John J. Balles, former president, Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Arthur A. Collins, Founder, Collins Radio (Rockwell Collins) Kathleen A. Dore, Executive vice president and general manager, Bravo Television Network & the Independent Film Channel John W. English, former vice president and chief investment officer, Ford Foundation H. John Hawkinson, former president and director of funds, Kemper Financial Services Inc. Richard O. Jacobson, President, Jacobson Warehouse Co. Bill Krause, President, Krause Gentle Corp. Richard Levitt, Chairman & CEO, Nellis Corporation John Pappajohn,Venture capitalist, entrepreneur; President, Equity Dynamics, Inc. Education Joseph N. Crowley, President, University of Nevada at Reno and former NCAA president R. Wayne Duke, Former commissioner, Big Ten Conference E.F. Lindquist, Co-founder, American College Testing (ACT) Program John B. McLendon, First black coach inducted into The Basketball Hall of Fame Eddie Robinson, Legendary football coach, Grambling State University Wilbur Schramm, International authority on communications and founder, Iowa Writers Workshop Richard Schultz, Executive Director, United States Olympic Committee; Former Executive Director, NCAA James Van Allen, Space Physicist Entertainment Simon Estes, International opera star John Falsey, Executive producer of television s Northern Exposure & I ll Fly Away Al Jarreau, Grammy Award-winning singer Mark Johnson, Film producer and Oscar Award winner for Rainman Alex Karras, former NFL All-Pro, Detroit Lions; actor, Victor, Victoria; Blazing Saddles; Webster Barry Kemp, television producer, creator of the hit series Coach 38 NBC News Anchorman Tom Brokaw Juanita Kidd Stout Shirley Rich Krohn, Casting director for Kramer vs Kramer, Three Days of the Condor, Taps, Saturday Night Fever Richard Maibaum, Writer of James Bond motion picture scripts Gene Wilder, Actor, Silver Streak, Young Frankenstein, Stir Crazy Government David Bonior, U.S. House of Representatives, Mt. Clemons, MI Terry Branstad, former Governor of Iowa General Charles A. Horner, Architect of the US air war against Iraq during the Persian Gulf War/Desert Storm Mary Louise Smith, noted political party leader and civil rights proponent Juanita Kidd Stout, First black woman elected to a state Supreme Court Literature Mildred Wirt Benson, Author of 23 Nancy Drew mysteries and first woman to receive master s degree in journalism at Iowa John Irving, Writer, The World According to Garp, The Cider House Rules W.P. Kinsella, Writer, Shoeless Joe Margaret Walker, Writer, Jubilee Media Alan Abelson, Editor, Barron s Tom Brokaw, Anchorman, NBC News John Cochran, Correspondent, ABC News Paul Conrad, Political cartoonist and three-time winner of the Pulitzer Prize George Gallup, Founder, The Gallup Poll 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions Charles Guggenheim, Documentary filmmaker, Peabody and Oscar award winner Bob Miller, Broadcaster, Los Angeles Kings Herbert Nipson, Executive Editor, Ebony Brian Ross, Correspondent, ABC News, NBC News; Peabody and Emmy award winner Carole Simpson, Anchor, ABC News Medicine Dr. Nancy Andreasen, Psychiatrist renowned for her research on schizophrenia, as well as creativity Dr. Johann L. Ehrenhaft, Pioneer in field of open heart surgery Dr. Robert C. Hardin, Developed blood bank protocols during WW II based on seminal work on blood preservation Dr. Don H. O Donoghue, sports medicine pioneer Dr. Emory D. Warner, World recognized pathologist Pulitzer Prize Winners Marquis Childs, 1970, St. Louis Post Dispatch Rita Dove, 1987, Thomas and Beulah; U.S. Poet Laureate Jorie Graham, 1996, The Dream of the Unified Field; New and Selected Poems J. Tracy Kidder, 1982, The Soul of a New Machine James A. McPherson, 1978, Elbow Room Jane Smiley, 1992, A Thousand Acres Tennessee Williams, 1948, A Streetcar Named Desire; 1955, Cat on a Hot Tin Roof

Stength and Medical Care Strength and Conditioning The University of Iowa has two 2,000-square-foot facilities for strength and conditioning training for Olympic sport athletes. One facility is located in Carver- Hawkeye Arena and the other is located in the Recreation Building. Each facility has eight squat racks, eight Olympic platforms, multiple physio- and medicine balls, padded plyometric boxes and over 10,000 pounds of free weights. Bill Maxwell and Chad Bower oversee the programs. The major goals of the University of Iowa strength and conditioning program are the enhancement of athletic performance while reducing the risk of injury through a progression of free weight, multi-joint exercises. Those goals are achieved through Olympic lifts, squats, plyometrics, medicine ball and physioball exercises. These multi-joint movements improve synchronization of movement, intramuscular coordination and stabilizer muscle groups. Athletic Training Continuing to set the standard in Sports Medicine Service, The University of Iowa provides the student-athlete with the most up-to-date and highest-quality medical care available. Services from the UI Hospitals and Clinics, among the world s largest university-owned teaching hospitals, support the efforts of a dedicated sports medicine staff. Located next to Kinnick Stadium, the hospital creates an environment where staff physicians, interns, and residents can care for student-athletes with cutting edge outcomes. Dedicated research and education result in outstanding care. Athletic Training Services connect student-athletes to the various resources and specialty areas. Iowa s staff of 10 full-time athletic trainers are committed to providing quality health care, injury rehabilitation programs, and prevention programs. With physical conditioning as one of the major components of a prevention program, the athletic trainers work closely with strength coaches to pave the way for safe and effetive participation. Carver-Hawkeye Arena Training Room The recently remodeled Carver-Hawkeye Arena (CHA) training room is one of the most modern, respected facilities in the nation. Traditional therapies include whirlpools, hot and cold units, rehabilitation weights, pulleys, and machines. Other therapeutic equipment available for athletes include ultrasound, electrical stimulation, traction, and external compression units. Also available are such state-of-the-art equipment as the CYBEX 6000 (isokinetic exercise and testing device). Preparation activities, medical care and rehabilitation are provided for the basketball, softball, field hockey, soccer, volleyball, golf, wrestling, track and cross country teams. Jacobson Training Room The Jacobson training room is used primarily by the football team for rehabilitation, conditioning and team preparation. The facility features a lap pool, treadmill, CYBEX weight equipment, Biodex isokinetic machine, Fastex, slide board, partial basketball floor, two stairmasters, five bikes and six whirlpools. Field House Training Room The Field House training room is used by the swimming and diving, gymnastics, and rowing teams. It supports medical care with ultrasound, whirlpools, hot and cold packs, high-voltage galvanic stimulation, electrical stimulation, and T.E.N.S. MARV (Mobile Athletic Repair Vehicle) MARV, a large white medical facility on wheels, can be seen during such events as track meets and golf and softball tournaments. MARV allows Hawkeye athletic trainers to provide full first aid, taping, and treatment services. It is also utilized throughout the year as a portable training room and indoor shelter for the Iowa field hockey team. Carver-Hawkeye Arena Weight Room An athletic trainer assists a Hawkeye student-athlete on the field. The Jacobson Training Room 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 39

The University of Iowa An Exceptional Choice Since 1847, The University of Iowa has distinguished itself as a leader among public universities. Today its programs in health, business, engineering, education, law, the arts, communications, and the sciences are known worldwide for their excellence and innovation. Outstanding Academic Opportunities Iowa offers degrees in 11 colleges: Business, Dentistry, Education, Engineering, Law, Liberal Arts and Sciences, Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy, Public Health, and the Graduate College. Undergraduates can choose from more than 100 areas of study. A Fun Place to Call Home Iowa City is a classic university town where learning and creating truly matter. The city blends the vibrant University campus and the natural beauty of the Iowa River with nearby shopping, entertainment, and residential areas. Commanding Resources The University operates one of the largest research library systems in the country. Iowa equips its classrooms and laboratories with the latest in computer technology. Students benefit from this technology-rich environment coupled with the high personal attention of University faculty and staff. Visit the University s web site at www.uiowa.edu to take a virtual campus tour or find out more about its programs of study. More Than a Taste of the Arts Hancher Auditorium, the University s outstanding arts showplace, presents an amazing array of world-renowned performers, and students may purchase tickets to performances at reduced rates. Premier works of art are displayed not only at the Museum of Art but in most University buildings and plazas throughout campus. Students may participate in theater, music, and dance groups. Time and Space to Play Every year about 90 percent of Iowa s students make use of the University s recreational Time Magazine placed The University of Iowa in an elite group of seven schools recognized as the Best School for You. facilities. Each season offers a full schedule of intramural and club sports, ranging from rugby, tennis, and golf to volleyball, soccer, and swimming. Individual workouts are a part of many students daily routines. Students also make use of campus walking and running trails, bikeways, ski trails, golf courses, and canoe and sailboat rentals to relax and enjoy leisure time. What Distinguishes an Iowa Education? Success. Iowa s philosophy is that if students meet the entrance requirements, the University is going to do everything it can to help students to graduate. An Iowa degree spells success in the job market, giving students the skills to continue learning and growing throughout their careers. Excellence. The faculty is stellar. Students are amazed not only at how much they know but at how enthused they are about sharing that knowledge and getting students excited about their subject. Comfortable class sizes Here are average class sizes for some typical first-year courses: Rhetoric 22 in class Biology 600 in lecture; 24 in lab Western Civilization 260 in lecture; 22 in discussion group Calculus 25 in class German 15 in class First-year seminar 12 in class Consider Iowa s Advantages In 1999, Iowa City was named as the best place to live among metropolitan areas in the United States by Editor and Publisher Market Guide. Iowa celebrates diversity the University attracts students from 100 countries and all 50 U.S. states. Iowa s students and faculty have an enthusiasm for learning and for having fun. Iowa is part of the Big Ten Conference, sharing academic and athletic traditions among a group of America s leading universities. Iowa s faculty members not only offer a full range of academic offerings for students, they actively engage in innovative research projects within their specialty areas. Students can easily travel a half day by car to a number of large American cities, including Chicago, Minneapolis/St. Paul, Kansas City, St. Louis, and Omaha. Iowa City holds a cosmopolitan charm all its own as a gathering place for the world s writers, for world-renowned artists, and for noted visiting lecturers. The University s 389 student organizations include fraternities, sororities, and many professional and cultural societies. The University s career and placement services match students with companies for internships and other professional experiences throughout their education. The University s graduates excel in their careers, often holding leadership positions within their professions and communities. 40 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions

The University of Iowa THE COLLEGES Almost all freshmen who enroll at The University of Iowa are admitted to the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. General Education Program Requirements (GER) allow students to sample courses in over 100 areas of study. At Iowa, students are required to take electives, major courses, and GER s. LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES - Enrollment - 16,276 Degrees Awarded - Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) and Science (B.S.) in 58 major fields; Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A) in Music (B.M.) and of Liberal Studies (B.L.S.). Admission - Freshmen and transfer students are to meet the college s admissions requirements. ENGINEERING - Enrollment - 1,159 Degrees Awarded - Bachelor of Science in Engineering (B.S.E.) in six majors- biomedical, chemical, civil, electrical, industrial, and mechanical engineering. Admission - Students must meet the college s high admissions requirements. BUSINESS - Enrollment - 1,553 Degrees Awarded - Bachelor of Business Administration (B.B.A.) in six majors: accounting; economics; finance; management and organizations; management science; and marketing. Admission - Students must satisfactorily complete two years of prebusiness study in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The state-of-the-art Pappajohn Business Building The University Museum of Art houses 9,000 permanent works of art. EDUCATION - Enrollment - 818 Teacher Education Programs - Elementary education, health occupations, art, communication studies, English, foreign languages, journalism, mathematics, music, physical education, science education, and social studies. Admission - Students must satisfactorily complete one year of appropriate course work in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. NURSING - Enrollment - 554 Degrees Awarded - Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.) Admission - Students must satisfactorily complete three to four semesters of pre-nursing course work in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. The University of Iowa Dental Science Program is one of the oldest in the nation. PHARMACY - Enrollment - 426 Degrees Awarded - Six-year Pharm.D. degree. Admission - Students must successfully complete pre-pharmacy course work in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. As well, students must take the PCAT (Pharmacy College Admission Test) during October of their freshman year. GRADUATE AND PROFESSIONAL DEGREES Many student-athletes who have attended The University of Iowa and completed their undergraduate degrees continue their education at the University. Student-athletes who attend graduate or professional school must first complete course work toward a bachelor s degree in their field of study. The University also offers undergraduates the opportunity to participate in research and overseas study programs, as well as internships that will help prepare them for graduate school. The University of Iowa College of Law is one of the best and most respected law schools in the country. 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 41

The University of Iowa RESIDENCE Ninety percent of freshmen choose to live in one of the University s ten residence halls. Each team has its own rules regarding residence of incoming freshmen. Most student-athletes live at least two years on campus. The University residence halls provide students full-service dining rooms, study lounges, laundry facilities, recreational facilities, as well as vending and bank machines. Residence hall rooms currently have high-speed ethernet connections that give you e-mail and Internet access in your room. SAFETY *11:55 p.m. - 2:25 a.m.: Free SafeRide buses take students home Fridays and Saturdays. *15 special telephones with blue lights are a direct link to the Department of Public Safety and are situated throughout the Iowa campus. *During summer orientation, campus security personnel educate students on safety. *Rape Victim Advocacy Program cooperates with the Department of Public Safety and participates in Sexual Crime Awareness Week. LIBRARIES The University of Iowa s library system is the largest in the state and has over 4 million volumes. Students also have access to the collections of other libraries throughout the Big Ten Conference via computer network. Besides the Main Library, The University has 12 departmental libraries: Art Library, Biological Sciences Library, Business Library, Chemistry-Botany Library, Engineering Library, Geology Library, Hardin Library for the Health Sciences, Mathematical Sciences Library, Rita Benton Music Library, Physics Library, Psychology Library and Law Library. COMPUTERS There are 26 Instructional Technology Centers all over the campus which are filled with thousands of computers. These facilities are open at least 50 hours a week. Some are open 24 hours. Also, the Information Arcade in the Main Library provides a variety of specialized computing tools. The Computer Demo Center provides information for students who want to purchase computers and software. CAREER DECISIONS Finding and pursuing a career takes careful planning. The Career Center is extremely valuable for student-athletes. The program suggests a time line each student-athlete may follow throughout her stay at Iowa. The components of the program include: SKILLS LABS The University provides Skills Labs to help students improve a variety of skills necessary to succeed at Iowa: writing, reading, speaking, science, note taking, time management, test taking and foreign languages. HEALTH SERVICES The University of Iowa provides the student-athlete with the most up-to-date and highest-quality medical care available. Students at Iowa can go to Student Health Services, which is open six days a week. Student Health Services is supported by a fee paid by all full-time students. It offers students unlimited free office visits (there is a charge for other procedures done in the office such as blood tests). CULTURAL CENTERS There are three houses on campus that offer students from different ethnic backgrounds a place to congregate, the Latino and Native American Cultural Center, the Afro American Cultural Center and the Asian Pacific American Cultural Center. CAMBUS There are six bus routes throughout the Iowa campus. The University Cambus provides over four million free rides to class and to the dorms for students each year. Some routes run seven days a week, and some run until 2:30 a.m. Cambus also operates a specialized transportation service for persons with disabilities. *Individualized career counseling *Career information programs *Summer job/ internship opportunities *Resume and cover letter writing *Portfolio development *Preparing for life after college athletics 42 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions

The Iowa City Community Iowa City is a diverse, highly cosmopolitan community of 60,000 set in the natural scenic beauty of Iowa s rolling hills and woods along the tree-lined banks of the Iowa River. Iowa City has all the art galleries, ethnic foods, historic architecture and vibrant atmosphere of a much larger city, but with the compactness and friendly feeling of a small town. As a place to live, Iowa City keeps winning awards and accolades - Named one of the ten most enlightened towns in the country by Utne Reader, listed in the book The 100 Best Small Art Towns in America and selected the number-one place to live in the nation by Editor & Publisher magazine. Economically, businesses such as Rockwell Collins, American College Testing and Procter & Gamble help keep the city booming. In Coralville, a branch office of Geico Auto Insurance has provided many residents with employment opportunities. Culturally, Iowa City is alive with concerts, art exhibits, readings, plays and art events of all kinds. Located on the University of Iowa campus, Hancher Auditorium is a nationally-known performance center that brings in the best of Broadway, classical and jazz music, dance and other performances. The University of Iowa Theater Arts department also produces a full schedule of plays each year, featuring the work of student performers and directors. So whether you enjoy the arts as a spectator or as an outlet for your own creativity, Iowa City has the opportunities. Residents of Iowa City are not only economically and culturally enriched, they also take advantage of the numerous recreational facilities offered around town. The area s more than 30 parks provide opportunities for year-round activities including boating, hiking, swimming, fishing and skiing. The city s greatest charm, however, remains the sincere friendliness of its citizens, the cosmopolitan atmosphere and the successful partnership built between the community and the University. Iowa City is located in eastern Iowa and is an easy trip to such cities as Des Moines (the capital of Iowa), Chicago, St. Louis, Kansas City, and Minneapolis. Also, Cedar Rapids, a city of more than 150,000, is just a short drive north of Iowa City. The Eastern Iowa Airport, which links residents to every major airport in the Midwest, nation and world, is only 20 minutes away. The Ped Mall is a relaxed, no-cars-allowed outdoor plaza in the heart of downtown Iowa City which has cafes, boutiques, outdoor food vendors and street performers. The Coral Ridge Mall is the largest shopping mall in Iowa. OLD CAPITOL One of the most recognizable sites in Iowa City is the gold dome of the Old Capitol which is situated in the heart of downtown. Built in 1840, it is Iowa City s most historic building. The Old Capitol was the site of the first governor inauguration as well as the first six Iowa General Assemblies. It is also where the state s Constitution was drafted. When the capital was moved to Des Moines in 1857, the Old Capitol was dedicated to The University of Iowa, becoming the first building owned by the University. CORALVILLE LAKE Just north of Iowa City is Coralville Lake, an outdoor recreational area that offers a variety of opportunities for the public. Coralville Lake offers picnic shelters, biking, hiking, fishing, boating, swimming, hunting, camping, snowmobiling, cross country skiing, golf and disc golf. PEDESTRIAN MALL Located downtown and in walking distance of many of the University s dormitories is the Pedestrian Mall. It is a perfect place to sit outside and study or hang out with friends. During the fall, spring and summer months there are concerts and art festivals in the Pedestrian Mall. CORAL RIDGE MALL The Coral Ridge Mall is a 1.2-millionsquare-foot shopping center located just minutes from the UI campus. The center combines a mix of over 120 specialty shops and strong department stores including Dillards, JC Penney, Sears, Target and Younkers. Coral Ridge also offers entertainment features such as an NHL-regulationsized indoor ice arena, state-of-the-art 10-screen movie theatre and a large carousel along with a 1,000-seat food court with sit-down restaurants. Specialty stores include Abercrombie & Fitch, Barnes & Noble, Gap, Old Navy, Scheels All Sports and Pier 1 Imports. Information: Iowa City/Coralville Convention & Visitors Bureau, 408 First Ave, Riverview Square, Coralville 52241; 319/337-6592 or 800/283-6592 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions 43

Hawkeye Traditions THE HAWKEYE NICKNAME The University of Iowa borrowed its athletic nickname from the state of Iowa many years ago. The name Hawkeye was originally the name of the hero in the fictional novel, The Last of the Mohicans, written by James Fenimore Cooper. Cooper had the Delaware Indians bestow the name on a white scout who lived with them. In 1838, 12 years after the book was published, people in the territory of Iowa acquired the nickname, chiefly through the efforts of Judge David Rorer of Burlington and James Edwards of Fort Madison. Edwards, editor of the Fort Madison Patriot, moved his paper to Burlington in 1843 and renamed it the Burlington Hawkeye. The two men continued their campaign to popularize the name, and territorial officials eventually gave it their formal approval. HERKY THE HAWKEYE The Hawkeye nickname gained a tangible symbol in 1948 when a cartoon character, later to be named Herky the Hawkeye was hatched. The creator was Richard Spencer III, instructor of journalism at Iowa. The impish Hawk was an immediate hit and acquired a name through a statewide contest staged by the athletic department. John Franklin, a Belle Plaine alumnus, was the man who suggested Herky. Since his birth more than 45 years ago, Herky has symbolized Iowa athletics and epitomized University life. He even donned a military uniform during the Korean War and became the insignia of the 124th Fighter Squadron. During the mid-1950s, Herky came to life at a football game as the Iowa mascot. Since that time, Herky has been a familiar figure at Iowa athletics events. SCHOOL FIGHT SONG The Iowa Fight Song was written in 1950 by Mason City, Iowa, native Meredith Willson. Best known as the creator of Broadway s The Music Man, Willson was awarded a 1963 University of Iowa Alumni Association Distinguished Service Award for setting the spirit of Iowa to music. The lively cheer is sung hundreds of times during Iowa athletics events the year around. The word is Fight, Fight, Fight for IOWA Let every loyal Iowan sing; The word is Fight, Fight Fight for IOWA Until the walls and rafters ring (Go Hawks!) Come on and cheer, cheer, cheer for IOWA Come on and cheer until you hear the final gun. The word is Fight, Fight, Fight for IOWA Until the game is won. 44 103 NCAA Qualifiers, 35 All-Americans, 16 Big Ten Champions SCHOOL COLORS For 40 years Iowa was without school colors, but in 1887 a group of 50 seniors met on the steps of the Old Capitol to decide what are now the school official colors. They chose Old Gold, the color of Iowa s vast corn fields and Black, the color of the rich soil.