Andrew Capobianco Defends His 3m Diving NCAA Title From 2019

Photo Courtesy: Peter H. Bick

Indiana’s Andrew Capobianco successfully defended his 3m national title on Friday night at the 2021 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships in Greensboro with 505.20 points. Capobianco last won the title as a freshman in 2019 as he won ahead of Texas’ Jordan Windle (484.60), the winner of last night’s 1m title.

Texas scored 23 points in the 3m with Windle and Noah Dueperre in the B-Final as the Longhorns have a 46 points lead over Cal.

LSU’s Juan Hernandez finished third overall at 452.50 to add to his same finish in the 1m last night. He finished ahead of ACC rivals Anton Down-Jenkins (450.05) of North Carolina and Brodie Scapens (413.75) of Miami.

Tennessee’s Matthew Wade (411.65), Ohio State’s Jacob Siler (385.60) and North Carolina’s Alexander Hart (346.75) also competed in the championship final.

Indiana now has nine NCAA titles in 3m diving as Capobianco joins Ken Sitzberger (1965, 1967), Jim Henry (1969, 1970), Brian Bungum (1976, 1977), Robert Bollinger (1981), and himself (2019) as winners of the event for the Hoosiers. Indiana is solidly in fifth place through 13 events as a team.

 Event 13  Men 3 mtr Diving
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         Meet: M 529.10  3/27/2015 Samuel Dorman, Miami (FL)
         Pool: P 531.00  2/20/2014 Nick McCrory, Duke
    Name                 Year School            Prelims     Finals Points 
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                       === Championship Final ===                        
 
  1 Capobianco, Andrew     JR Indiana            449.35     505.20   20  
  2 Windle, Jordan         SR Texas              419.25     484.60   17  
  3 Hernandez, Juan        SR LSU                411.45     452.50   16  
  4 Down-Jenkins, Anton    JR UNC                428.15     450.05   15  
  5 Scapens, Brodie        SO Miami              386.00     413.75   14  
  6 Wade, Matthew          JR Tennessee          398.25     411.65   13  
  7 Siler, Jacob           SR Ohio St            396.60     385.60   12  
  8 Hart, Alexander        SO UNC                383.15     346.75   11  
 
                        === Consolation Final ===                        
 
  9 Garcia, Leonardo       SO Florida            367.25     414.00    9  
 10 Hattie, Bryden         FR Tennessee          372.00     402.25    7  
 11 Duperre, Noah          FR Texas              375.50     398.55    6  
 12 Matthews, Jack         FR Miami              370.60     389.85    5  
 13 Yost, Lyle             SO Ohio St            361.60     389.20    4  
 14 Canova, Joey           SR Ohio St            372.60     379.40    3  
 15 Abramowicz, Tazman     JR Wisconsin          371.45     352.00    2  
 16 Loschiavo, Brandon     SR Purdue             367.05     332.70    1

Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 13                  
 
  1. Texas                             386 
  2. California                        340
  3. Florida                           248 
  4. Georgia                           174
  5. Indiana                           146 
  6. Louisville                        110
  7. Texas A&M                         109 
  8. NC State                          106
  9. Virginia                           80 
 10. Ohio St                            78
 11. Michigan                           74 
 12. Missouri                           67
 13. Arizona                            66 
 14. Stanford                           58
 15. Lsu                                52 
 15. Virginia Tech                      52
 17. Alabama                            43 
 18. University of Miami                38
 19. Tennessee                          36 
 20. Purdue                             31
 20. UNC                                31 
 22. Georgia Tech                       29
 23. Pittsburgh                         23 
 24. Minnesota                          20
 25. Florida St                         18.5 
 26. Notre Dame                         15
 26. Southern California                15 
 28. Penn St                            13
 29. Wisconsin                          10 
 30. Kentucky                            9
 31. Utah                                2.5

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