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Smit Finishes Second at Trials in 400 IM
W. Swimming | 7/9/2009

Stanford junior and NCAA record holder Julia Smit is likely headed to her second World Championship event after finishing second in the 400 individual medley on Thursday at the U.S. World Championship Trials.
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Another Strong Showing for the Cardinal at Trials
W. Swimming | 7/8/2009

Kate Dwelley swam in her second Final in as many days at the U.S. World Championship Trials, finishing in seventh place in the 200 freestyle. Dwelley reached the Finals by placing seventh in the preliminaries (1:59.45), bettering the time to 1:58.57 in the Finals. She was seventh yesterday in the 100 butterfly.
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Smit Breaks American Record at U.S. Trials
W. Swimming | 7/7/2009

NCAA Champion and Stanford junior Julia Smit set the American record in the 200 individual medley en route to a first place finish at the U.S. World Championship Trials on Tuesday.
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A Dozen Swimmers Slated to Compete Internationally
W. Swimming | 7/1/2009

A dozen Stanford swimmers will head to the U.S. World Championship Trials in Indianapolis starting on July 7 with hopes to continue onto Rome for the World Championships starting on July 18.
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Elaine Breeden Named First Team Academic All-American
W. Swimming | 6/11/2009

Stanford junior Elaine Breeden of the Cardinal women's swimming and diving team has been named to the 2009 CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine Academic All-America women's at-large first team, it was announced today. Breeden is one of 15 student-athletes given first team accolades.
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Former Stanford Women's Swimming Coach Richard Quick Passes Away at Age 66
W. Swimming | 6/11/2009

Former Stanford head women's swimming coach Richard Quick, one of the most prominent figures in the sport of swimming and diving, passed away Wednesday night at the age of 66. Quick was diagnosed with an inoperable cancerous brain tumor this past December.
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