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Sharing the Kiphuth Trophy for the women were Longhorn Aquatic's Jill Sterkel and Nashville sensation Tracy Caulkins. At the same time, Caulkins, who earlier in the evening set a new American record with a 1:01.13 for the 100-yd. breaststroke. on her way to an unprecedented 31st national swimming title. accepted the Phillips Petroleum Outstanding Performance award for her showing Tursday evening in the 400-yd. individual medley...
...Meagher chasing her. Sterkel came on even stronger at the end and her 52.99 set a new American standard. Meagher. in 53.00 was also under the old mark, but had to settle for second. U.S. INDOOR SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS Saturday's Results Women's 1650 free 1. Kim Linshen, Longhorn 15:50.23 2. Tiffany Cohen, Mission Visjo 15:54.86 Men's 1650 free 1. Dave Sims, Unattached 15:01.31 2. Bobby Hackett, Bernel's Gators 15:07.86 Women's 100 back 1. Sue Walsh, UNC 55.51 2. Kim Carllsle, Pepel Marline 55.72 Men's 100 back 1. Rick Care, Bedger...
...women's 800 free relays--provided the most excitement of the evening. Despite Tracy Caulkins' lead-off swim of 1:45.74 for the Nashville Aquatic Club--a time that would have won the 200 free contest earlier in the evening--Nashville fell to third place behind Longhorn Aquatic and the American record-setting time of 7:12.62 by the Mission Viejo Nadadores...
...contrast to his younger brother's intensity. Texas coach Eddie Reese comes across as fun loving and low key, yet no less successful in the win-loss column. In three short years he has rocketed the Longhorn men swimmers from 22nd to first place in the national standings...
Texas breaststroker Nick Nevid praises Eddie's coaching style, saying that his easy-going nature and his obvious concern for the team's well-being has earned Eddie the Longhorn squad's whole-hearted allegiance. "Even if he sits in his office during a workout instead of watching us, we never goof off." Nevid says, adding, "I don't know any other coach who commands that kind of respect...