Michigan Wolverines swimming and diving

The University of Michigan swimming has a men's team.

Men's Swimming

History

Coach Drulard founded the Michigan swim team in 1920.

1920 "Informal Varsity Swim Team".

1922 Michigan swim team

The University of Michigan Men's Swimming program began in 1921 and has had nine coaches in its history. The current coach is Mike Bottom, who took over the helm from Bob Bowman in 2008. They also host a summer sleepaway swim camp.

The coaching history is as follows:

• Mike Bottom (2008-present)
• Bob Bowman (2004 to 2008)
  • Record 30-8-1 in dual meets, including 21-1-1 against Big Ten opponents, Big Ten Championships: 1.^[1]
• Jon Urbanchek (1982-2004)^[2]
  • Record 163-34-0, Big Ten Championships: 13, National Championships: 1
• Bill Farley (1979-81)
  • Record 14-4-0
• Gus Stager (1954-79,1981-82)
  • Record 188-40-1, Big Ten Championships: 3, National Championships: 4
• Matthew Mann (1925-54)
  • Record 203-25-3, Big Ten Championships: 16, National Championships: 13
• Gerald Barnes (1924-25)
  • Record 4-0-0
• William Brown (1922-24)
  • Record 3-4-1
• John Jerome (1921-22)
  • Record 0-1-0

Alumni

• Gustavo Borges
• Fernando Cañales (1981)
• John Davies
• Tom Dolan
• Brian Gunn
• Tom Malchow
• Eric Namesnik
• Richard O. Papenguth(1925)
• Andy Potts
• Owen Von Richter
• Carl Robie
• Chris Thompson (2001)
• Jon Urbanchek
• Alex Vanderkaay
• Peter Vanderkaay
• Marcel Wouda
• Eric Wunderlich
• Salvatore Barba

External links

• UM Men's Swimming and Diving

Notes

1. ^ CollegeSwimming.com::Bowman Leaving Michigan to Return to NBAC
2. ^ Urbanchek's bio from the University of Michigan Athletics website: MGoBlue.com. Retrieve 2009-06-15.