2010-11: Competed in 17 events and broke eight team records after coming to Saint Joseph’s as a mid-year transfer…also swam legs in 11 relay races, including a pair of SJC victories…recorded program-record times in his first 11 individual college competitions…kicked off his collegiate career with wins in the 100-Breast (1:06.25), 50-Fly (27.68) and 400-IM (4:59.42) – with all three times qualifying as new program bests…placed second in the 200-IM (2:13.20) and 100-IM (1:00.80) events in his second NCAA meet – versus UNE on January 17th – and topped the program’s previous records in both competitions…broke team records in the 100-Free (53.23), 200-Breast (2:28.71) and 50-Breat (30.91) in an exhibition meet at Simmons College on January 22nd…topped his own time in the 400-IM (4:53.07) and broke the individual marks in the 100-Fly (1:00.00) and 50-Fly (27.04) events at Gordon College on February 5th…won all three competitions versus the Fighting Scots…advanced to the finals in three events and bested three of his team records at the NEISDA Championship in February…posted a new team best 2:22.79 time in the preliminary round of the 200-Breast and posted a 2:24.29 effort to place 12th in the finals of the event…placed 12th in the 100-Breast with a 1:03.52 time and ninth in the 100-IM with a 59.14 performance...also competed in all four of the Monks' team-record-breaking relay races in his first season.

High School: Swam three years of varsity swimming under coach Bob Winslow…captured 4th in states his senior year in 100 breaststroke and 6th in states in the 200 IM…also swam six years of club swim for the Waldo County YMCA Bluefish under coach Aaron Winslow and a year of masters swimming for the Maine Blue Lobsters…captured 3rd in 1000 free and 4th in 200 breaststroke at Masters Short Course Yards Nationals in Atlanta…collected six varsity letters…selected as a swim team captain in 2007.

Personal: Adam Michael Gaulin, born on February 17, 1989 in Glencove, Maine…son of Michael and Christina Gaulin…majoring in Physical Education.