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Purdue sophomore Steele Johnson won his second title in as many days on Friday night at the 2017 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships in the 3m diving. Johnson won the 1m diving title last night, as he puts himself in contention to be the first diver to sweep all three boards at the NCAA Championships.
Johnson won the title with 502.20 points ahead of Miami, FL’s Briadam Herrera at 477.30 and LSU’s Juan Hernandez at 464.35. Tennessee’s Liam Stone, Indiana’s Michael Hixon and James Connor, Minnesota’s Matt Barnard and Texas’ Grayson Campbell also competed in the 3m final.
Purdue has now won four 3m diving titles. Johnson joins David Boudia (2009-2011) as a winner in the 3m diving title for the Boilermakers.
Event 13 Men 3 mtr Diving
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Championship: C 529.10 3/27/2015 Samuel Dorman, Miami (FL)
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Johnson, Steele SO Purdue 409.75 502.20 20
2 Herrera, Briadam JR Miami 428.95 477.30 17
3 Hernandez, Juan FR LSU 392.05 464.35 16
4 Stone, Liam JR Tennessee 410.60 459.40 15
5 Hixon, Michael JR Indiana 416.75 455.35 14
6 Connor, James SO Indiana 428.00 435.30 13
7 Barnard, Matt SR Minnesota 414.40 415.90 12
8 Campbell, Grayson FR Texas 410.45 411.85 11
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 13 1. Texas 351.5 2. California 221 3. Florida 196.5 4. Indiana 181.5 5. NC State 170 6. Univ of Georgia 139 7. Stanford 136 8. Southern Cali 130.5 9. Missouri 105.5 10. Auburn 95.5 11. Louisville 80.5 12. Alabama 64 13. South Carolina 60 14. Arizona State 58 15. Purdue 57 16. Michigan 46 17. Texas A&M 42 18. Tennessee 37 19. Wisconsin 33 19. Ohio St 33 21. University of Miami 31 22. Lsu 28 22. Virginia Tech 28 24. Harvard 21 25. Minnesota 18 26. Penn St 16 27. Arizona 14.5 28. Notre Dame 12 28. Duke 12 30. George Washington 9 31. Denver 7 31. Florida State 7 33. UNC 6 34. Kentucky 4 34. Northwestern 4 36. Cornell 3 37. Hawaii 2 37. Penn 2 39. Pittsburgh 1
