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Friday, September 22,1995
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Freshmen plunge into deeper water
Swimmers prepare for new challenges in collegiate meets
By Bill Kenealy
Kansan sportswriter
Two Kansas freshman swimmers are honing practice will nav off.
Brant People, Emporia freshman, first hit the water at age seven. He has been a swimmer ever since.
In high school, Peoples established himself as a spinter, excelling in the 50-yard and 100-
yard freestyle. People realizes that exceiling at the collegiate level will not come as easily.
"It has been a little rough, but I'm ready for it," he said. "This is the first time I have practiced with a bunch of people of the same age and same ability as me. It makes workouts a lot better."
In addition to more challenging workouts, Peoples is learning to
swim in new events. All swimmers are required to compete in three different events, so Peoples will compete in the 200-yard freestyle as well.
This is the first time I have practiced with a bunch of people of the same age and same ability as
"I'm total sprint," he said. "I have no stamina, but that's one of those things we are working on. Hopefully, I can keep on building it up."
Peoples' endurance was put to the test Saturday at the Open Water Invitational at Lone Star Lake. It takes about an hour to swim the '3.2-mile course.
me."
"I thought it was never going to end," he said. "Over an hour straight of swimming, and I couldn't even see where I was going without lifting my head."
With the Lone Star invitational finished, Peoples has his sights set on the season. He said he would continue to improve next month.
before the big meets start.
Peoples also has high expectations in the classroom. Although he has not chosen a major, he is considering pre-medicine. Mixing such a course load with daily workouts is a daunting proposition for Peoples.
Peoples hopes to finish near the top in the Big Eight Conference in his events this season. If all goes well, he would like to compete in the NCAA Championships as well.
"This season is a lot longer. We have started really fast," he said, and he hopes to be in good shape
Brant Peoples Kansas freshman freestyler
One of Peoples' new teammates is
"It's kind of surprising, how well everyone is fitting in. Everybody is getting along real well," he said.
One area of considerably less con- nstation for him is his rela- tionship with new teammates.
Sarah Stauffer, Seattle freshman. StauFFER, too, is adjusting her to well new surroundings.
"I really like it here a lot," she said. "It's so different from Seattle, sizewise and stuff, but I love it."
Like Peoples, Stauffer is a sprinter and had her first taste of competitive distance swimming at Lone Star Lake.
liked it. It was a big change," she said. "I had never done anything like that before, so it was a big challenge."
Stauffer has benefited from the increased competition she faces in practice. Her teammates' speed makes her push harder than she did in high school, where she was on a small team coached by her father.
"It has been a good adjustment. It's been exciting," she said. "It's really different. I've never had any coaches other than my dad, let alone four."
When the season starts, Stauffer will compete in the 50-yard and 100-yard freestyle and the 100-yard breaststroke.
"In the breaststroke I'm still working on dropping time," she said. "I've always been a breast stroker, but it has been my back event. It has been coming along slightly for the last couple of years, and here I hope it comes around a lot."
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