With NCAA Men’s Champs Set to Begin, a Look At the Psych Sheets and Top Seeds

Youssef Ramadan Photo Courtesy: Dave Knachel/Virginia Tech Athletics

NCAA Releases Official Men’s Division I Psych Sheet; Cut Line 29-31

With the NCAA Division I Men’s Championships set to start, here is a look again at the top seeds and who to watch for.

The meet begins tonight in Minneapolis.

Here is the list of the top seeds and the alternates.

Complete Psych Sheets with relays and invited swimmers by team

Schedule of Events and Top-Seeded Swimmers

NCAA Day 1: Wednesday, March 22

200 Medley Relay: Tennessee, 1:21.43
800 Freestyle Relay: Arizona State, 6:06.30

NCAA Day 2: Thursday, March 23

500 Freestyle: Gabriel Jett (Cal), 4:09.66
200 IM: Leon Marchand (Arizona State), 1:37.81
50 Freestyle: Jordan Crooks (Tennessee), 17.93
200 Freestyle Relay: Florida, 1:14.19

NCAA Day 3: Friday, March 24

400 IM: Leon Marchand (Arizona State), 3:31.57
100 Butterfly: Youssef Ramadan (Virginia Tech), 43.93
200 Freestyle: Grant House (Arizona State), 1:30.67
100 Breaststroke: Aleksas Savickas (Florida), 50.73
100 Backstroke: Adam Chaney (Florida), 44.17
400 Medley Relay: Florida, 2:59.48

NCAA Day 4: Saturday, March 25

1650 Freestyle: Levi Sandidge (Kentucky), 14:31.47
200 Backstroke: Destin Lasco (Cal), 1:36.94
100 Freestyle: Bjorn Seeliger (Cal), 40.90
200 Breaststroke: Leon Marchand (Arizona State), 1:47.67
200 Butterfly: Gabriel Jett (Cal), 1:39.27
400 Freestyle Relay: Cal, 2:45.67

ALTERNATES LIST

Alberto Mestre, Florida – 50 freestyle – 19.21
Jonny Affeld, Stanford – 200 IM – 1:43.16
Christian Bart, Oakland – 100 breaststroke – 51.91
Kaique Alves, Alabama – 200 freestyle – 1:32.93
Panos Bolanos, Nevada – 200 backstroke – 1:40.64
Jonah Harm, Navy – 100 butterfly – 45.58
Maxwell Edwards, Virginia – 100 backstroke – 45.72
Haakon Naughton, Arizona – 200 butterfly – 1:42.60
Robin Hanson, Cal – 200 freestyle – 1:33.01
Ben Dillard, USC – 200 breaststroke – 1:53.18

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