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The race for the team title was tighter than expected and set us up for some intense match-ups throughout the final session of the 2018 Division I men’s NCAA championships.
Leading into tonight, the Indiana Hoosiers were in front with 325 points with the Texas Longhorns (306) and the California Bears (291.5) following behind.
Beyond team rankings, several NCAA and American records were snapped tonight as Florida’s Caeleb Dressel became the first man to dip under 40-seconds in tonight’s 100 free by swimming a 39.90.
After Indiana’s Ian Finnerty set a new American record last night in the 100 breast, he followed that up with a win in the 200 distance, holding off a strong last 50 from Cal’s Andrew Seliskar
Texas senior Joseph Schooling failed to advance to the finals this morning when he swam a 1:43.34 for 26th. The Schooling-free final will brewed a battle between NC State’s Andreas Vazaios and Florida’s Jan Switkowski, where Vazaios came out on top with the victory, while the Gator senior touched second.
The NC State men broke their own NCAA and American records in the 4×100 free relay to wrap up this year’s NCAA championships.
For full results from this tonight’s finals, click here.
Tonight’s event included:
- 1650 Free
- 200 Back
- 100 Free
- 200 Breast
- 200 Fly
- Platform Diving
- 4×100 Free Relay
For event-by-event coverage, check below.
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 21 1. Texas 449 2. California 437.5 3. Indiana 422 4. NC State 385 5. Florida 347 6. Southern California 253 7. Stanford 205 8. Michigan 168.5 9. Louisville 156 10. Georgia 129 11. Tennessee 123 12. Auburn 98.5 13. Alabama 95 14. Texas A&M 75 15. Minnesota 67 16. Arizona 64 17. South Carolina 60 18. Harvard 58 19. Purdue 54 20. Arizona St 45 21. Florida St 42 22. Denver 31 23. Missouri 29 23. Notre Dame 29 23. Lsu 29 23. Cornell 29 27. Miami 27 28. Ohio State 25 29. Virginia 19 30. Penn State 14 31. Towson 11 32. Utah 10 33. Duke 9 33. Virginia Tech 9 35. Grand Canyon 7 36. UNC 6 36. Hawaii 6 38. West Virginia 2.5 39. Iowa 2 40. Wyoming 1 40. Southern Methodist University 1
1650 Free
NC State senior Anton Ipsen swam an incredible back-end to break the pool record in a time of 14:24.43, a mark which puts him seventh on the all-time list.
Touching second in a time of 14:29.42 was Michigan’s Felix Auboeck while California’s Nick Norman earned the Bears much needed points by placing third in 14:30.82.
In eighth was Stanford’s True Sweetser in a 14:40.48 while his teammate Liam Egan took 16th in 14:46.59.
Event 15 Men 1650 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA: N 14:22.41 03/25/2017Clark Smith, Texas
American: A 14:18.25 12/02/2017Zane Grothe, Unattached
U. S. Open: O 14:18.25 12/02/2017Zane Grothe, Unattached
Championship: C 14:22.41 03/25/2017Clark Smith, Texas
Pool: P 14:26.70 03/17/2007Larsen Jensen, Southern Cal
Name Year School Seed Finals NISCA Points
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1 Anton Ipsen SR NC State 14:31.21 14:24.43P 20
r:+0.69 24.03 50.38 (26.35)
1:16.92 (26.54) 1:43.51 (26.59)
2:09.99 (26.48) 2:36.30 (26.31)
3:02.79 (26.49) 3:29.09 (26.30)
3:55.58 (26.49) 4:21.94 (26.36)
4:48.14 (26.20) 5:14.64 (26.50)
5:40.92 (26.28) 6:07.30 (26.38)
6:33.55 (26.25) 6:59.95 (26.40)
7:26.02 (26.07) 7:52.39 (26.37)
8:18.60 (26.21) 8:44.73 (26.13)
9:10.98 (26.25) 9:37.24 (26.26)
10:03.65 (26.41) 10:29.92 (26.27)
10:56.15 (26.23) 11:22.35 (26.20)
11:48.57 (26.22) 12:14.88 (26.31)
12:41.03 (26.15) 13:07.20 (26.17)
13:33.26 (26.06) 13:59.31 (26.05) 14:24.43 (25.12)
2 Felix Auboeck SO Michigan 14:34.10 14:29.42 17
r:+0.78 24.28 51.10 (26.82)
1:18.01 (26.91) 1:44.55 (26.54)
2:11.02 (26.47) 2:37.22 (26.20)
3:03.39 (26.17) 3:29.75 (26.36)
3:56.16 (26.41) 4:22.48 (26.32)
4:48.72 (26.24) 5:14.96 (26.24)
5:41.23 (26.27) 6:07.49 (26.26)
6:33.69 (26.20) 6:59.89 (26.20)
7:26.08 (26.19) 7:52.43 (26.35)
8:18.55 (26.12) 8:44.87 (26.32)
9:11.20 (26.33) 9:37.55 (26.35)
10:04.00 (26.45) 10:30.32 (26.32)
10:56.72 (26.40) 11:23.18 (26.46)
11:49.85 (26.67) 12:16.71 (26.86)
12:43.59 (26.88) 13:10.50 (26.91)
13:37.25 (26.75) 14:03.86 (26.61) 14:29.42 (25.56)
3 Nick Norman JR California 14:39.77 14:30.82 16
r:+0.72 24.09 50.33 (26.24)
1:16.83 (26.50) 1:43.45 (26.62)
2:10.22 (26.77) 2:36.90 (26.68)
3:03.61 (26.71) 3:30.25 (26.64)
3:56.97 (26.72) 4:23.66 (26.69)
4:50.27 (26.61) 5:16.93 (26.66)
5:43.36 (26.43) 6:09.93 (26.57)
6:36.50 (26.57) 7:03.06 (26.56)
7:29.55 (26.49) 7:55.98 (26.43)
8:22.44 (26.46) 8:48.79 (26.35)
9:15.28 (26.49) 9:41.67 (26.39)
10:08.19 (26.52) 10:34.70 (26.51)
11:01.33 (26.63) 11:27.78 (26.45)
11:54.37 (26.59) 12:20.82 (26.45)
12:47.19 (26.37) 13:13.55 (26.36)
13:39.83 (26.28) 14:06.05 (26.22) 14:30.82 (24.77)
4 Zach Yeadon FR Notre Dame 14:34.60 14:35.98 15
r:+0.80 24.31 51.02 (26.71)
1:17.92 (26.90) 1:45.02 (27.10)
2:11.80 (26.78) 2:38.96 (27.16)
3:06.02 (27.06) 3:32.96 (26.94)
4:00.00 (27.04) 4:26.94 (26.94)
4:53.66 (26.72) 5:20.47 (26.81)
5:47.42 (26.95) 6:14.41 (26.99)
6:41.32 (26.91) 7:08.38 (27.06)
7:35.45 (27.07) 8:02.33 (26.88)
8:29.21 (26.88) 8:56.14 (26.93)
9:22.38 (26.24) 9:48.57 (26.19)
10:14.87 (26.30) 10:41.39 (26.52)
11:07.77 (26.38) 11:33.97 (26.20)
12:00.08 (26.11) 12:26.18 (26.10)
12:52.33 (26.15) 13:18.45 (26.12)
13:44.60 (26.15) 14:10.60 (26.00) 14:35.98 (25.38)
5 Marcelo Acosta JR Louisville 14:41.21 14:38.22 14
r:+0.72 24.40 50.58 (26.18)
1:17.33 (26.75) 1:43.92 (26.59)
2:10.64 (26.72) 2:37.44 (26.80)
3:03.83 (26.39) 3:30.49 (26.66)
3:57.24 (26.75) 4:23.81 (26.57)
4:50.15 (26.34) 5:16.70 (26.55)
5:43.16 (26.46) 6:09.76 (26.60)
6:36.53 (26.77) 7:03.37 (26.84)
7:30.23 (26.86) 7:57.17 (26.94)
8:24.31 (27.14) 8:51.53 (27.22)
9:18.27 (26.74) 9:45.36 (27.09)
10:11.99 (26.63) 10:38.84 (26.85)
11:05.47 (26.63) 11:32.11 (26.64)
11:58.85 (26.74) 12:25.70 (26.85)
12:52.51 (26.81) 13:19.51 (27.00)
13:46.00 (26.49) 14:12.53 (26.53) 14:38.22 (25.69)
6 PJ Ransford SR Michigan 14:49.19 14:38.23 13
r:+0.79 25.19 51.61 (26.42)
1:18.45 (26.84) 1:44.94 (26.49)
2:11.52 (26.58) 2:38.27 (26.75)
3:04.99 (26.72) 3:31.69 (26.70)
3:58.38 (26.69) 4:24.94 (26.56)
4:51.65 (26.71) 5:18.03 (26.38)
5:44.39 (26.36) 6:10.73 (26.34)
6:37.27 (26.54) 7:03.81 (26.54)
7:30.37 (26.56) 7:56.88 (26.51)
8:23.46 (26.58) 8:49.89 (26.43)
9:16.33 (26.44) 9:42.93 (26.60)
10:09.67 (26.74) 10:36.29 (26.62)
11:02.91 (26.62) 11:29.76 (26.85)
11:56.57 (26.81) 12:23.50 (26.93)
12:50.57 (27.07) 13:17.99 (27.42)
13:45.37 (27.38) 14:12.86 (27.49) 14:38.23 (25.37)
7 Ricardo Vargas FR Michigan 14:40.30 14:40.27 12
r:+0.67 24.37 50.73 (26.36)
1:17.56 (26.83) 1:44.28 (26.72)
2:11.16 (26.88) 2:38.13 (26.97)
3:04.92 (26.79) 3:31.52 (26.60)
3:58.15 (26.63) 4:24.84 (26.69)
4:51.41 (26.57) 5:17.99 (26.58)
5:44.58 (26.59) 6:11.12 (26.54)
6:37.90 (26.78) 7:04.82 (26.92)
7:31.37 (26.55) 7:58.14 (26.77)
8:24.93 (26.79) 8:51.71 (26.78)
9:18.74 (27.03) 9:45.55 (26.81)
10:12.39 (26.84) 10:39.13 (26.74)
11:05.88 (26.75) 11:32.72 (26.84)
11:59.73 (27.01) 12:26.56 (26.83)
12:53.48 (26.92) 13:20.74 (27.26)
13:47.76 (27.02) 14:14.60 (26.84) 14:40.27 (25.67)
8 True Sweetser SO Stanford 14:41.48 14:40.48 11
r:+0.72 24.77 51.49 (26.72)
1:18.30 (26.81) 1:45.21 (26.91)
2:12.15 (26.94) 2:39.01 (26.86)
3:05.89 (26.88) 3:32.73 (26.84)
3:59.46 (26.73) 4:26.04 (26.58)
4:52.44 (26.40) 5:18.82 (26.38)
5:45.47 (26.65) 6:12.22 (26.75)
6:38.96 (26.74) 7:06.00 (27.04)
7:32.95 (26.95) 8:00.00 (27.05)
8:27.08 (27.08) 8:54.28 (27.20)
9:21.35 (27.07) 9:48.74 (27.39)
10:15.86 (27.12) 10:42.58 (26.72)
11:09.46 (26.88) 11:36.17 (26.71)
12:02.55 (26.38) 12:29.05 (26.50)
12:55.80 (26.75) 13:22.28 (26.48)
13:48.82 (26.54) 14:15.16 (26.34) 14:40.48 (25.32)
200 Back
Texas freshman Austin Katz set a pool record on his way to winning the 200 back A final in a time of 1:37.53. This moves Katz ahead of Tyler Clary for third on the all-time list.
Fellow Longhorn John Shebat took second with a 1:37.94 while USC’s Patrick Mulcare touched in third with a 1:38.43. Rounding out the A final was 400 IM champion, Stanford’s Abrahm DeVine in a 1:41.99.
Hawaii’s Metin Aydin led all they way up until the 175 where Georgia sophomore Javier Acevedo took over the lead and ultimately touched first in a time of 1:39.06.
Event 16 Men 200 Yard Backstroke
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NCAA: N 1:35.73 03/26/2016Ryan Murphy, California-PC
American: A 1:35.73 03/26/2016Ryan Murphy, California-PC
U. S. Open: O 1:35.73 03/26/2016Ryan Murphy, California-PC
Championship: C 1:35.73 03/26/2016Ryan Murphy, California-PC
Pool: P 1:38.02 03/24/2018John Shebat, Texas-ST
Name Year School Prelims Finals NISCA Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Austin Katz FR Texas 1:38.84 1:37.53P 20
r:+0.65 23.01 47.51 (24.50)
1:12.62 (25.11) 1:37.53 (24.91)
2 John Shebat JR Texas 1:38.02 1:37.94P 17
r:+0.69 22.23 46.42 (24.19)
1:11.63 (25.21) 1:37.94 (26.31)
3 Patrick Mulcare JR USC 1:38.85 1:38.43 16
r:+0.68 23.26 47.99 (24.73)
1:12.72 (24.73) 1:38.43 (25.71)
4 Bryce Mefford FR California 1:39.04 1:38.48 15
r:+0.70 23.51 48.03 (24.52)
1:13.12 (25.09) 1:38.48 (25.36)
5 Jonathan Robert SR Texas 1:38.73 1:38.64 14
r:+0.79 22.84 47.40 (24.56)
1:12.88 (25.48) 1:38.64 (25.76)
6 Anton Loncar SR Denver 1:38.62 1:39.15 13
r:+0.75 23.36 48.17 (24.81)
1:13.84 (25.67) 1:39.15 (25.31)
7 Dean Farris SO Harvard 1:39.21 1:40.37 12
r:+0.68 23.12 48.04 (24.92)
1:13.59 (25.55) 1:40.37 (26.78)
8 Abrahm DeVine JR Stanford 1:39.22 1:41.99 11
r:+0.68 23.46 48.86 (25.40)
1:15.23 (26.37) 1:41.99 (26.76)
100 Free
Florida’s Caeleb Dressel continues to smash barriers by breaking yet another NCAA and American record, this time in the 100 free where he produced a 39.90. This makes Dressel the first and only swimmer to break 40-seconds in a 100 free, making for the third major barrier the Gator senior has broken at this meet alone.
Dressel was the only swimmer in the heat out in under 19-seconds for the first 50, where he split 18.96.
Touching second in the A final was NC State’s Ryan Held in a 41.08 which ties him with Nathan Adrian for fifth all-time. Fellow Wolfpack member Justin Ress threw down a 41.49 for third place overall.
Touching in eighth was USC’s Santo Condorelli in a 42.34.
Auburn’s Zach Apple touched first in the B final with a 41.36.
Event 17 Men 100 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA: N 40.00 03/25/2017Caeleb Dressel, Florida-FL
American: A 40.00 03/25/2017Caeleb Dressel, Florida-FL
U. S. Open: O 40.00 03/25/2017Caeleb Dressel, Florida-FL
Championship: C 40.00 03/25/2017Caeleb Dressel, Florida-FL
Pool: P 40.68 03/24/2018Caeleb Dressel, Florida-FL
Name Year School Prelims Finals NISCA Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Caeleb Dressel SR Florida 40.68 39.90N 200 20
r:+0.62 18.96 39.90 (20.94)
2 Ryan Held SR NC State 41.26 41.08 190 17
r:+0.62 19.54 41.08 (21.54)
3 Justin Ress JR NC State 41.34 41.49 185 16
r:+0.65 19.74 41.49 (21.75)
4 Blake Pieroni SR Indiana 41.16 41.51 185 15
r:+0.63 19.54 41.51 (21.97)
5 Jacob Molacek JR NC State 41.74 41.55 184 14
r:+0.65 19.94 41.55 (21.61)
6 Townley Haas JR Texas 41.80 41.67 183 13
r:+0.71 19.98 41.67 (21.69)
7 Tate Jackson JR Texas 41.82 41.81 181 12
r:+0.70 20.17 41.81 (21.64)
8 Santo Condorell SR USC 41.69 42.34 176 11
r:+0.66 19.59 42.34 (22.75)
200 Breast
Indiana’s Ian Finnerty held off the rest of the field on his way to breaking a pool record in a time of 1:50.17. Cal’s Andrew Seliskar charged home in a blistering 28.91, though he ended up second in 1:50.42. Touching third was Florida Gator Mark Szaranek in a 1:51.71.
Rounding out the A final was Georgia’s James Guest in 1:53.75.
Touching first in the B final for Texas A&M was Mauro Castillo in a time of 1:52.00.
Event 18 Men 200 Yard Breaststroke
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NCAA: N 1:47.91 03/25/2017Will Licon, Texas-ST
American: A 1:47.91 03/25/2017Will Licon, Texas-ST
U. S. Open: O 1:47.91 03/25/2017Will Licon, Texas-ST
Championship: C 1:47.91 03/25/2017Will Licon, Texas-ST
Pool: P 1:50.78 02/24/2018Ian Finnerty, Indiana
Name Year School Prelims Finals NISCA Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Ian Finnerty JR Indiana 1:51.08 1:50.17P 20
r:+0.66 24.07 51.28 (27.21)
1:19.74 (28.46) 1:50.17 (30.43)
2 Andrew Seliskar JR California 1:51.17 1:50.42P 17
r:+0.66 24.82 53.08 (28.26)
1:21.51 (28.43) 1:50.42 (28.91)
3 Mark Szaranek SR Florida 1:52.08 1:51.71 16
r:+0.68 25.06 53.43 (28.37)
1:22.36 (28.93) 1:51.71 (29.35)
4 Conner McHugh SR Minnesota 1:52.62 1:52.00 15
r:+0.76 24.90 53.11 (28.21)
1:21.98 (28.87) 1:52.00 (30.02)
5 Alex Evdokimov SR Cornell 1:52.30 1:52.36 14
r:+0.66 25.21 53.79 (28.58)
1:22.85 (29.06) 1:52.36 (29.51)
6 Connor Hoppe SR California 1:52.79 1:52.69 13
r:+0.72 24.92 53.79 (28.87)
1:23.26 (29.47) 1:52.69 (29.43)
7 Tommy Cope SO Michigan 1:51.87 1:52.84 12
r:+0.63 25.09 53.86 (28.77)
1:22.68 (28.82) 1:52.84 (30.16)
8 James Guest JR Georgia 1:53.10 1:53.75 11
r:+0.65 25.34 53.90 (28.56)
1:23.49 (29.59) 1:53.75 (30.26)
200 Fly
NC State’s Andreas Vazaios took first in the 200 fly A final with a blisteringly fast pool record of 1:38.60. Vazaios was able to come home in a quick 25.56 to hold off the rest of the field on his way to victory.
Florida’s Jan Switkowski earned some much need points for the Gators with his second place finish with a time of 1:39.55 while Indiana’s Vini Lanza swam a 1:39.75 for third in the A final.
Louisville’s Nicolas Albiero took the B final in a time of 1:40.85.
Event 19 Men 200 Yard Butterfly
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NCAA: N 1:37.35 03/25/2017Jack Conger, Texas
American: A 1:37.35 03/25/2017Jack Conger, Texas-ST
U. S. Open: O 1:37.35 03/25/2017Jack Conger, Texas-ST
Championship: C 1:37.35 03/25/2017Jack Conger, Texas-ST
Pool: P 1:39.68 03/24/2018Andreas Vazaios, NC State-NC
Name Year School Prelims Finals NISCA Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Andreas Vazaios JR NC State 1:39.68 1:38.60P 20
r:+0.70 22.54 47.95 (25.41)
1:13.04 (25.09) 1:38.60 (25.56)
2 Jan Switkowski SR Florida 1:40.13 1:39.55P 17
r:+0.67 21.90 47.12 (25.22)
1:12.90 (25.78) 1:39.55 (26.65)
3 Vini Lanza JR Indiana 1:40.39 1:39.75 16
r:+0.72 21.96 47.47 (25.51)
1:13.52 (26.05) 1:39.75 (26.23)
4 Mike Thomas JR California 1:40.48 1:39.95 15
r:+0.67 22.67 48.26 (25.59)
1:14.15 (25.89) 1:39.95 (25.80)
5 Justin Wright SR Arizona 1:40.23 1:40.16 14
r:+0.56 22.44 47.74 (25.30)
1:13.59 (25.85) 1:40.16 (26.57)
6 Zheng Quah SO California 1:41.00 1:40.70 13
r:+0.60 22.39 48.12 (25.73)
1:13.96 (25.84) 1:40.70 (26.74)
7 Trenton Julian FR California 1:40.63 1:40.81 12
r:+0.68 22.70 47.95 (25.25)
1:14.03 (26.08) 1:40.81 (26.78)
8 Gunnar Bentz SR Georgia 1:40.72 1:41.45 11
r:+0.75 23.00 48.85 (25.85)
1:14.89 (26.04) 1:41.45 (26.56)
Platform Diving
Tennessee’s Colin Zeng narrowly won the platform event by scoring a 466.35 while Texas freshman Jordan Windle posted a score of 460.45, for second. Taking third was Indiana freshman Andrew Capobian with his score of 435.30.
Winning the B final was Purdue’s Brandon Loschia with a score of 444.65 while last night’s 3-meter champion, Purdue’s Steele Johnson took tenth overall with a 417.55.
Event 20 Men Platform Diving
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Championship: C 548.90 03/26/2011Nick McCrory, Duke
Pool: P 480.20 03/24/2018Jordan Windle, Texas-ST
Name Year School Prelims Finals NISCA Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Colin Zeng JR Tennessee 437.40 466.35 20
2 Jordan Windle FR Texas 480.20 460.45 17
3 Andrew Capobian FR Indiana 422.60 435.30 16
4 David Dinsmore SO Miami 470.50 434.55 15
5 Nick Yang JR Minnesota 387.90 423.55 14
6 Tyler Henschel SR Texas A&M 422.70 403.65 13
7 Zach Cooper FR Miami 384.30 386.85 12
8 Dash Enos SR USC 386.95 373.20 11
4×100 Free Relay
The NC State squad of Ryan Held (41.05), Justin Ress (40.62), Jacob Molacek (41.02) and Coleman Stewart (41.62) produced a 2:44.31 to break their own American and NCAA records, which they set during this morning’s prelims. That 41.05 lead-off leg for Held puts him fifth all-time in the 100 free.
Taking second in the A final was Florida’s squad, which featured the fastest split in the field from Caeleb Dressel who swam a 40.25.
Taking third was California’s quartet with their time of 2:46.54.
Rounding out the A final in a tie was Auburn and Alabama who each produced a 2:49.01.
Florida State’s team swam a 2:49.70 to win the B final.
Event 21 Men 400 Yard Freestyle Relay
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NCAA: N 2:44.75 03/24/2018NC State, NC State-NC
R Held, J Molacek, M McGlaughlin, J Ress
American: A 2:44.75 03/24/2018NC State, NC State-NC
R Held, J Molacek, M McGlaughlin, J Ress
U. S. Open: O 2:44.75 03/24/2018NC State, NC State-NC
R Held, J Molacek, M McGlaughlin, J Ress
Championship: C 2:44.75 03/24/2018NC State, NC State-NC
R Held, J Molacek, M McGlaughlin, J Ress
Pool: P 2:44.75 03/24/2018NC State, NC State-NC
R Held, J Molacek, M McGlaughlin, J Ress
School Prelims Finals NISCA Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 NC State 2:44.75 2:44.31N 600 40
1) Ryan Held SR 2) r:0.30 Justin Ress JR
3) r:0.22 Jacob Molacek JR 4) r:0.26 Coleman Stewart SO
r:+0.62 19.51 41.05 (41.05)
1:00.15 (19.10) 1:21.67 (40.62)
1:41.05 (19.38) 2:02.69 (41.02)
2:22.35 (19.66) 2:44.31 (41.62)
2 Florida 2:47.52 2:45.73 600 34
1) Khader Baqlah SO 2) r:0.24 Jan Switkowski SR
3) r:0.29 Caeleb Dressel SR 4) r:0.13 Mark Szaranek SR
r:+0.71 20.42 42.28 (42.28)
1:01.90 (19.62) 1:23.53 (41.25)
1:42.56 (19.03) 2:03.78 (40.25)
2:23.39 (19.61) 2:45.73 (41.95)
3 California 2:47.97 2:46.54 594 32
1) Justin Lynch SR 2) r:0.29 Andrew Seliskar JR
3) r:0.16 Ryan Hoffer FR 4) r:0.36 Michael Jensen SO
r:+0.61 19.88 41.97 (41.97)
1:01.82 (19.85) 1:23.81 (41.84)
1:43.08 (19.27) 2:05.00 (41.19)
2:24.56 (19.56) 2:46.54 (41.54)
4 Texas 2:47.31 2:47.00 588 30
1) Brett Ringgold SR 2) r:0.41 Townley Haas JR
3) r:0.35 Joseph Schooling SR 4) r:0.34 Tate Jackson JR
r:+0.72 20.30 41.79 (41.79)
1:01.32 (19.53) 1:22.90 (41.11)
1:42.64 (19.74) 2:05.42 (42.52)
2:25.19 (19.77) 2:47.00 (41.58)
5 USC 2:48.19 2:47.13 588 28
1) Santo Condorelli SR 2) r:0.15 Dylan Carter SR
3) r:0.27 Ralf Tribuntsov SR 4) r:0.23 Robert Glinta FR
r:+0.65 19.75 41.89 (41.89)
1:01.49 (19.60) 1:23.52 (41.63)
1:43.20 (19.68) 2:05.27 (41.75)
2:24.81 (19.54) 2:47.13 (41.86)
6 Indiana 2:47.11 2:47.29 588 26
1) Mohamed Samy SO 2) r:0.30 Blake Pieroni SR
3) r:0.42 Bruno Blaskovic FR 4) r:0.34 Ali Khalafalla SR
r:+0.73 20.11 41.98 (41.98)
1:01.14 (19.16) 1:22.75 (40.77)
1:42.59 (19.84) 2:05.00 (42.25)
2:25.01 (20.01) 2:47.29 (42.29)
7 Auburn 2:49.30 2:49.01 573 23
1) Zach Apple JR 2) r:0.31 Liam McCloskey JR
3) r:0.22 Peter Holoda SR 4) r:0.24 Santiago Grassi SO
r:+0.63 19.87 41.79 (41.79)
1:02.06 (20.27) 1:24.62 (42.83)
1:44.45 (19.83) 2:06.38 (41.76)
2:26.74 (20.36) 2:49.01 (42.63)
7 Alabama 2:48.76 2:49.01 573 23
1) Zane Waddell SO 2) r:0.29 Robert Howard JR
3) r:0.36 Christopher Reid SR 4) r:0.29 Laurent Bams SR
r:+0.73 20.08 42.56 (42.56)
1:02.02 (19.46) 1:24.08 (41.52)
1:44.22 (20.14) 2:06.76 (42.68)
2:26.76 (20.00) 2:49.01 (42.25)
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