Emory University

Thomas Roos

	Events:	Backstroke, Individual Medley
	Hometown:	Culver City, CA
	High School:	Culver City
	Major:	Biology & Chemistry
	Parents:	Kenneth & Jessica

Senior (2006-07):

Roos earned All-America honors in the 200-back and as part of the 400-medley relay. He was also an All-America honorable mention in the 200-IM and 400-IM. He swam in 10 different events throughout the season for the Eagles, earning 216 points. In addition, he was awarded an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship for his performance both in and out of the pool.

Sophomore (2004-05):

Roos, a sophomore, earned two All-America honorable mentions at the NCAA Division III national championships. He had a 15th place finish in the 200-yard backstroke and a 12th place finish in the 400-yard individual medley. Roos earned an all-conference honor with his first-place finish in the 400 IM. Roos finished 10th out of 40 competitors on the team this season in points scored in dual and championship meets.

Freshman (2003-04):

Finished 16th on the team out of 32 competitors in points scored in dual and championship meets..

Career Best Times:

22.86	50	Free	2/17/2006	Emory Invitational 2006
48.01	100	Free	2/10/2005	UAA Championship 2005
48.01	100	Free	2/10/2005	UAA Championship 2005
1:48.90	200	Free	12/4/2004	Emory vs. Sewanee
4:53.86	500	Free	1/21/2006	Emory vs. Transylvania Univ. and Wittenburg U
16:45.48	1650	Free	1/27/2007	2007 Transylvania vs. Emory Dual
24.62	50	Back	11/30/2006	2006 Miami Invitational
51.74	100	Back	11/30/2006	2006 Miami Invitational
1:51.65	200	Back	3/16/2006	2006 NCAA Mens Swimming & Diving Champs
1:02.62	100	Breast	2/17/2006	Emory Invitational 2006
2:18.57	200	Breast	1/14/2006	SCAD at Emory University
24.36	50	Fly	10/22/2005	Men's Saturday Time Trial
51.73	100	Fly	11/30/2006	2006 Miami Invitational
1:55.23	200	Fly	12/1/2005	2005 Miami Invitational
1:52.90	200	IM	3/16/2006	2006 NCAA Mens Swimming & Diving Champs
4:02.01	400	IM	3/16/2006	2006 NCAA Mens Swimming & Diving Champs

Quote:

"Swimming at Emory gives me the opportunity to train and compete at the collegiate level, while still being able to focus equal attention on academics."