Virginia Cavaliers swimming and diving

Virginia Cavaliers swimming and diving
Founded Men's: 1925
Women's: 1974
University University of Virginia
Head coach Todd Desorbo
Conference Atlantic Coast Conference
Location Charlottesville, VA
Home pool UVA Aquatic and Fitness Center
Nickname Cavs, Wahoos
Colors Orange and Blue[1]
         
Titles
Men's NCAA 0
Women's NCAA 0
Men's ACC 16
Women's ACC 11

The Virginia Cavaliers swimming and diving teams represent the University of Virginia in all National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Swimming and Diving Events.

History

Swimming and diving was introduced at the University of Virginia in 1925, when it was only a men's only sport. It was introduced as a women's sport in 1974. Recently, both the men's and women's teams have been successful in the Atlantic Coast Conference, each winning the past six ACC championships.[2]

Roster

Men
Name Event Hometown Class
United States Alex AlbrachtBreast/IMMission Hills, KSJR
United States Ryan BakerFree/Back/FlyArlington, VASO
United States Keefer BarnumBreast/IMLouisville, KYFR
United States Brendan CaseyDistance Free/BackSanta Monica, CAJR
United Kingdom Joe ClarkFree/Back/FlyWorchester Park, Great BritainSO
United States Zach FongFly/Breast/FreeMoorestown, NJJR
United States Luke GeorgiadisFreeJacksonville, FLSR
United States Tristan GessDivingLakewood, COFR
United States Robby GillerDistance Free / IMWilton, CTFR
United States Dan GolczweskiFreeBel Air, MDJR
United States Brandon GoldsteinIM/Back/FreeGaithersburg, MDJR
United States Bryce KeblishFree/Fly/IMFairfield, CTJR
United States Henry KeelSprint FreeMemphis, TNSO
United States Gust KouvarisFree/Back/FlyTroy, MIJR
United States Sam MagnanFreeBethlehem, PAJR
United States Matthew OttoBreast/IMNewark, DEFR
United States Jason QuinnDistance Free/IMChagrin Falls, OHSO
United States Ted SchubertFly/Back/IMAshland, VASO
United States Bryce SheltonDivingVienna, VASO
Turkey Omer TaraFreeIstanbul, TurkeySR
United States Jacob WellsBreast/IMHenrico, VASO
United States John WhitesideFree/BackFairfield, CTSO
United States Cooper WozencraftBack/FlyHouston, TexasFR
Women
Name Event Hometown Class
United States Peyton BaldwinFly/BackNewport News, VAJR
United States Caitlin CooperSprint Free/Back/FlyAtlanta, GASR
United States Anna DickinsonBreast/IMVirginia Beach, VAJR
United States Sydney DuselDivingNaperville, ILSO
United States Erin EarleyDistance Free/BackOrange, CTFR
United States Eryn EddyFreeLoveland, COJR
United States Caroline GmelichFly/BackRumson, NJFR
United States Jessie GvozdasFreeHenrico, VASR
United States Morgan HillSprint FreeOlney, MDSO
United States Corey JohnsonDivingAmbler, PASR
United States Paige MaddenFree/BackMobile, ALFR
United States Marcella MaguireBackRidgefield, CTFR
United States Jennifer MarrkandFly/BackWestford, MASR
United States Bailey MillsDivingEvergreen, COFR
United States Megan MoroneyFree/FlyDeerfield Beach, FLSO
United Kingdom Anna PangFree/FlyLondon, EnglandFR
United States Kirsten ParkinsonDivingStamford, CTJR
United States Mary PeltonFreeTowson, MDJR
United States Rachel PolitiFly/FreeBexley, OHJR
United States Jocelyn PorterDivingCornelius, NCFR
United States Laine ReedFree/BackAustin, TXSR
United States Abby RichterBack/IMHenderson, NVFR
United States Dina RommelSprint Free/FlyEast Amherst, NYSR
United States Emma SeilberlichFly/BackAudubon, PAFR
United States Vivian TafutoBreast/IM/Sprint FreeHummelstown, PAJR
United States Mary Claire TansillBreast/IMBristow, VASO
United States Kylie TowbinDivingNew Canaan, CTJR
United States Kyla VallsSprint FreeMiami, FLFR
United States Maddy VonderhaarBreastLakeside Park, KYSO
United States Cece WilliamsFreeTallahassee FLSR

Facility

The University of Virginia Aquatic and Fitness Center opened in 1996. This building was a big accomplishment for the team, previously one of two national top 20 teams without an olympic sized swimming pool. The Aquatic and Fitness Center was built not only with an olympic sized swimming pool, but also with a warm-water pool, whirlpool and sauna, classrooms, fitness areas, locker rooms, a bookstore, and a dining area. The $18.5 million facility features a 50-meter pool that converts to a short course 25-yard pool, as well as state of the art lane lines and gutters that make the pool high quality. In a second phase of adding to the facility in 2004, a three-court gymnasium, indoor running track, multipurpose rooms, a cycling room, and free weight and cardiovascular areas were added. Recently retired head coach Mark Bernardino expressed his gratitude towards the building of the new facility when he said, "With this facility, we are showing our potential student-athletes that we are interested in recruiting athletes with national and international aspirations, and that we are committed to the long-term excellence of the University of Virginia swimming and diving program."[3]

Yearly records

Men

Season Coach Overall Conference Standing Postseason
Unknown (Southern Conference) (1925–1935)
1925–26 Unknown 1–0–0
1926–27 Unknown 2–0–0
1927–28 Unknown 2–2–0
1928–29 Unknown 3–1–1
1929–30 Unknown 4–2–0
1930–31 Unknown 5–1–0
1931–32 Unknown 5–1–0
1932–33 Unknown 3–3–0
1933–34 Unknown 4–2–0
1934–35 Unknown 4–2–1
John Montague (Southern Conference) (1935–1936)
1935–36 John Montague 5–1–0
John Montague: 5–1–0 (.833)
Unknown (Southern Conference) (1936–1937)
1936–37 Unknown 1–5–0
Unknown: 34–19–2 (.636)
Douglas Lund (Independent) (1937–1939)
1937–38 Douglas Lund 5–2–0
1938–39 Douglas Lund 7–0–0
Douglas Lund: 12–2–0 (.857)
Hollis Fitch (Independent) (1939–1940)
1939–40 Hollis Fitch 3–6–0
Hollis Fitch: 3–6–0 (.333)
R.C. Heidloff (Independent) (1940–1948)
1940–41 R.C. Heidloff 3–4–0
1941–42 R.C. Heidloff 3–4–0
1946–47 R.C. Heidloff 2–3–0
1947–48 R.C. Heidloff 3–3–0
R.C. Heidloff: 11–14–0 (.440)
Marlin McKenzie (Independent) (1948–1950)
1948–49 Marlin McKenzie 2–5–0
1949–50 Marlin McKenzie 4–4–0
Marlin McKenzie: 6–9–0 (.400)
James H. Reilly (Independent) (1950–1953)
1950–51 James H. Reilly 4–3–0
1951–52 James H. Reilly 7–2–0
1952–53 James H. Reilly 7–5–0
James H. Reilly (Atlantic Coast Conference) (1953–1958)
1953–54 James H. Reilly 3–3–00–2–0
1954–55 James H. Reilly 2–6–00–3–0
1955–56 James H. Reilly 2–7–02–3–0
1956–57 James H. Reilly 4–7–12–4–1
1957–58 James H. Reilly 3–8–02–5–0
James H. Reilly: 32–41–1 (.439)6–17–1 (.271)
Richard Marcus (Atlantic Coast Conference) (1958–1960)
1958–59 Richard Marcus 7–4–04–3–0
1959–60 Richard Marcus 4–7–03–4–0
Richard Marcus: 11–11–0 (.500)7–7–0 (.500)
Michael Armstrong (Atlantic Coast Conference) (1960–1962)
1960–61 Michael Armstrong 2–9–02–5–0
1961–62 Michael Armstrong 1–8–01–5–05th
Michael Armstrong: 3–17–0 (.150)3–10–0 (.231)
Ralph L. Law (Atlantic Coast Conference) (1962–1969)
1962–63 Ralph L. Law 6–5–03–4–05th
1963–64 Ralph L. Law 5–6–03–4–06th
1964–65 Ralph L. Law 3–8–03–4–07th
1965–66 Ralph L. Law 7–3–01–3–06th
1966–67 Ralph L. Law 8–2–02–1–05th
1967–68 Ralph L. Law 8–2–02–1–05th
1968–69 Ralph L. Law 8–2–02–1–05th
Ralph L. Law: 45–28–0 (.616)16–18–0 (.364)
Ron Good (Atlantic Coast Conference) (1969–1978)
1969–70 Ron Good 7–3–12–2–05th
1970–71 Ron Good 7–4–00–3–05th
1971–72 Ron Good 2–6–00–2–05th
1972–73 Ron Good 8–3–02–2–05th
1973–74 Ron Good 8–4–02–3–05th
1974–75 Ron Good 8–3–02–2–05th
1975–76 Ron Good 7–1–02–1–03rd
1976–77 Ron Good 6–4–01–4–05th
1977–78 Ron Good 2–5–00–5–06th
Ron Good: 55–33–1 (.624)11–24 (.314)
Mark Bernardino (Atlantic Coast Conference) (1978–2013)
1978–79 Mark Bernardino 4–5–01–3–06th
1979–80 Mark Bernardino 6–5–03–3–04th
1980–81 Mark Bernardino 5–3–02–3–04th
1981–82 Mark Bernardino 4–4–02–3–04th
1982–83 Mark Bernardino 7–2–03–2–03rd
1983–84 Mark Bernardino 5–4–01–4–04th
1984–85 Mark Bernardino 5–8–01–4–04th
1985–86 Mark Bernardino 8–6–02–2–03rd
1986–87 Mark Bernardino 7–1–05–0–01st
1987–88 Mark Bernardino 7–3–04–1–02nd
1988–89 Mark Bernardino 6–3–03–2–02nd
1989–90 Mark Bernardino 8–1–04–1–01st
1990–91 Mark Bernardino 4–5–01–4–03rd
1991–92 Mark Bernardino 10–1–06–0–02nd
1992–93 Mark Bernardino 10–0–06–0–02nd
1993–94 Mark Bernardino 6–5–03–3–02nd
1994–95 Mark Bernardino 8–5–02–3–04th
1995–96 Mark Bernardino 5–8–02–3–05th
1996–97 Mark Bernardino 5–6–02–3–04th
1997–98 Mark Bernardino 8–1–04–1–02nd
1998–99 Mark Bernardino 7–3–04–2–01st
1999–00 Mark Bernardino 7–1–04–1–01st
2000–01 Mark Bernardino 8–1–05–0–01st
2001–02 Mark Bernardino 8–2–05–0–01st
2002–03 Mark Bernardino 8–1–05–0–01st
2003–04 Mark Bernardino 10–1–06–0–01st
2004–05 Mark Bernardino 10–1–05–0–01st
2005–06 Mark Bernardino 9–3–05–0–01st
2006–07 Mark Bernardino 8–2–06–0–02nd
2007–08 Mark Bernardino 7–3–03–1–01st
2008–09 Mark Bernardino 9–2–05–0–01st
2009–10 Mark Bernardino 9–1–05–0–01st
2010–11 Mark Bernardino 8–1–03–0–01st
2011–12 Mark Bernardino 5–3–03–1–01st
2012–13 Mark Bernardino 8–1–03–0–01st
Mark Bernardino: 249–102–0 (.709)124–50–0 (.713)
Augie Busch (Atlantic Coast Conference) (2013–present)
2013–14 Augie Busch 6–5–02–3–04th
Augie Busch: 6–5–0 (.545)2–3–0 (.400)
Total:472–288–4 (.620)

      National champion         Postseason invitational champion  
      Conference regular season champion         Conference regular season and conference tournament champion
      Division regular season champion       Division regular season and conference tournament champion
      Conference tournament champion

Women

Season Coach Overall Conference Standing Postseason
Ron Good (Atlantic Coast Conference) (1974–1978)
1974–75 Ron Good 10–1–0
1975–76 Ron Good 6–2–0
1976–77 Ron Good 6–2–0
1977–78 Ron Good 2–4–0
Ron Good: 24–9–0 (.727)
Mark Bernardino (Atlantic Coast Conference) (1978–2013)
1978–79 Mark Bernardino 6–3–01–2–05th
1979–80 Mark Bernardino 7–5–02–3–04th
1980–81 Mark Bernardino 3–5–01–4–04th
1981–82 Mark Bernardino 3–5–02–3–03rd
1982–83 Mark Bernardino 6–3–03–2–02nd
1983–84 Mark Bernardino 7–2–03–2–02nd
1984–85 Mark Bernardino 10–3–13–2–02nd
1985–86 Mark Bernardino 7–4–03–1–02nd
1986–87 Mark Bernardino 4–3–03–2–03rd
1987–88 Mark Bernardino 9–2–04–1–03rd
1988–89 Mark Bernardino 7–2–03–2–03rd
1989–90 Mark Bernardino 8–1–04–1–01st
1990–91 Mark Bernardino 6–3–03–2–02nd
1991–92 Mark Bernardino 9–1–05–1–03rd
1992–93 Mark Bernardino 9–1–05–1–02nd
1993–94 Mark Bernardino 9–3–05–1–02nd
1994–95 Mark Bernardino 11–2–04–1–02nd
1995–96 Mark Bernardino 7–6–02–3–02nd
1996–97 Mark Bernardino 8–2–04–1–03rd
1997–98 Mark Bernardino 7–2–03–2–01st
1998–99 Mark Bernardino 9–0–06–0–01st
1999–00 Mark Bernardino 8–0–05–0–02nd
2000–01 Mark Bernardino 7–1–04–1–02nd
2001–02 Mark Bernardino 9–1–04–1–02nd
2002–03 Mark Bernardino 7–1–04–1–01st
2003–04 Mark Bernardino 6–4–04–2–01st
2004–05 Mark Bernardino 10–2–05–1–02nd
2005–06 Mark Bernardino 6–3–05–0–02nd
2006–07 Mark Bernardino 7–3–05–1–03rd
2007–08 Mark Bernardino 8–2–04–0–01st
2008–09 Mark Bernardino 9–1–05–0–01st
2009–10 Mark Bernardino 9–1–05–0–01st
2010–11 Mark Bernardino 6–2–03–0–01st
2011–12 Mark Bernardino 8–0–04–0–01st
2012–13 Mark Bernardino 9–0–03–0–01st
Mark Bernardino: 261–79–1 (.767)261–79–1 (.767)
Augie Busch (Atlantic Coast Conference) (2013–present)
2013–14 Augie Busch 11–1–06–0–01st
Augie Busch: 11–1–0 (.917)6–0–0 (1.000)
Total:285–88–1 (.763)

      National champion         Postseason invitational champion  
      Conference regular season champion         Conference regular season and conference tournament champion
      Division regular season champion       Division regular season and conference tournament champion
      Conference tournament champion

Honors

  • Men's ACC Swimming and Diving Championships (16)
1987, 1990, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013
  • Women's ACC Swimming and Diving Championships (11)
1990, 1998, 1999, 2003, 2004, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2018
  • ACC Swimmer of the Year
Matt McLean 2008, 2011, Pat Mellors 2007, Vanja Rogulj 2005, Fran Crippen 2003, 2004, Luke Anderson 2002, Ed Moses 2000, 2001, Peter Wright 1994, Greg Indrisano 1992, Jack Jackson 1989, 1990, David McCarty 1988, Andy Wren 1983
  • ACC Diver of the Year
Derek Husmann 1993
  • ACC Coach of the Year
Mark Bernardino 1983, 1984, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
Augie Bush 2014, 2015
  • ACC Most Valuable Swimmer
Matt McLean 2008, 2009, 2011, Scot Robison 2010, Luke Anderson 2002, 2005, Fran Crippen 2004, Ian Prichard 2001, Austin Ramirez 2000, Doak Finch 1998, Bill Smyth 1994, Greg Indrisano 1992, Jack Jackson 1989, David McCarty 1988, Andy Wren 1983

See also

References

  1. ↑ University of Virginia Athletics Current Logo Sheet (PDF). June 28, 2017. Retrieved August 29, 2017.
  2. ↑ http://www.uvaswimdive.com/
  3. ↑ "Virginia Cavaliers". website. CBS Interactive. Retrieved 8 October 2013.
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