Emory University

Andrew Callam

	Events:	Butterfly, Freestyle
	Hometown:	Ann Arbor, MI
	High School:	Ann Arbor Pioneer
	Major:	History
	Parents:	Paul Callam & Lynn Gregory

Senior (2006-07):

Callam earned three All-America honors during the 2006-07 season, giving him nine over his Emory career, the seventh-best total in school history. The senior recorded three of the top-10 times in school history in the 50-free during the season, and finishes his time at Emory with each of the top-five times in the event. Callam also earned All-America honorable mentions in the 200-free relay and the 100-free. He was the University Athletic Association (UAA) Champion in three events, and led all Emory swimmers with six All-UAA honors. Callam scored 228 points for the Eagles last season, the seventh-best total on the squad.

Junior (2005-06):

Callam, a junior, earned All-America honors for the third consecutive season. He earned two All-America certificates and three All-America Honorable Mention honors. His All-America certificates were earned with his fourth place finish in the 800-yard freestyle and his fifth place finish in the 200-yard medley relay. Callam earned four All-Conference honors this year including the title of Conference Champion in two events. Callam earned the title of Conference Champion with wins in the 200-yard freestyle relay and the 400-yard medley relay

Sophomore (2004-05):

Callam, a sophomore, earned All-America honors for the second consecutive season. This season he earned three All-American certificates--400-yard medley relay and as a member of the 200- and 400-yard freestyle relays. Callam also earned an All-Conference certificate this year as a member of the 400-free relay team. Callam finished seventh out of 40 competitors in points scored in dual and championship meets this season.

Freshman (2003-04):

Freshman Andrew Callam earned All-America honors as a member of the 400-yard freestyle relay, which finished third at the national championships. Callam also received All-America honorable mention honors by finishing 16th in the 100-yard freestyle. His time of 46.69 seconds in the 100 free makes him the fourth-fastest individual in that event in school history. Callam swam a leg on the conference champion 200-yard freestyle relay.

Career Best Times:

20.66	50	Free	3/16/2006	2006 NCAA Mens Swimming & Diving Champs
45.77	100	Free	3/16/2006	2006 NCAA Mens Swimming & Diving Champs
1:43.62	200	Free	11/30/2006	2006 Miami Invitational
5:00.10	500	Free	12/10/2005	Rollins College @ Emory University
24.54	50	Fly	10/22/2005	Men's Saturday Time Trial
50.60	100	Fly	2/9/2006	UAA Conference Championships 2006

Quote:

"I enrolled at Emory because of its approach to athletics and academics. I knew that Emory would support my interests in both areas and help me discover my interests and achieve my goals."