NCAA Division I Men’s Championships: David Nolan Smashes Through 1:40 With NCAA, American Record in 200 IM
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Stanford’s David Nolan crashed through the 1:40 barrier in the men’s 200-yard IM as he demolished his NCAA and American record at the NCAA Division I Men’s Championships.
Nolan blasted his way to a stunning effort of 1:39.38, crushing his former record of 1:40.07 set during the Pacific 12 Championships earlier this month. Nolan absolutely blasted the front half of his earlier record, and held on for the rest of the new record.
Comparative Splits
Meet | Fly | Back | Breast | Free |
---|---|---|---|---|
NCAA | 21.67 | 24.32 | 29.21 | 24.18 |
Pac 12 | 21.96 | 24.95 | 29.05 | 24.11 |
That win adds to Stanford’s NCAA record amount of 200 IM victories, raising the total to 11.
Other Stanford wins:
1959 George Harrison, Stanford, 2:06.7
1967 Dick Roth, Stanford, 1:56.09
1985 Pablo Morales, Stanford, 1:46.08
1986 Pablo Morales, Stanford, 1:45.43
1987 Pablo Morales, Stanford, 1:45.42
1992 Jeff Rouse, Stanford, 1:45.81
1998 Tom Wilkens, Stanford, 1:45.16
2002 Markus Rogan, Stanford, 1:44.03
2011 Austin Staab, Stanford, 1:41.57
2013 David Nolan, Stanford, 1:41.21
Texas’ Will Licon gave Nolan a race most of the way, but settled for moving to third all time with a 1:40.09 for second. California’s Josh Prenot placed third overall in 1:42.34.
All Time 200 IM
Rank | Name | Time |
---|---|---|
1 | David Nolan | 1:39.38 |
2 | Ryan Lochte | 1:40.08 |
3 | Will Licon | 1:40.09 |
4 | Bradley Ally | 1:40.49 |
5 | Michael Phelps | 1:40.58 |
5 | Marcin Cieslak | 1:40.58 |
1 Nolan, David SR Stanford 1:41.37 1:39.38N 20 r:+0.70 21.67 45.99 (24.32) 1:15.20 (29.21) 1:39.38 (24.18) 2 Licon, Will SO Texas 1:40.68 1:40.09C 17 r:+0.72 21.67 47.07 (25.40) 1:15.82 (28.75) 1:40.09 (24.27) 3 Prenot, Josh JR California 1:42.28 1:42.34 16 r:+0.72 22.25 48.09 (25.84) 1:17.27 (29.18) 1:42.34 (25.07) 4 Kremer, Tom JR Stanford 1:42.40 1:42.43 15 r:+0.74 22.30 47.91 (25.61) 1:18.03 (30.12) 1:42.43 (24.40) 5 Murphy, Ryan SO California 1:41.76 1:42.49 14 r:+0.63 21.86 46.73 (24.87) 1:17.45 (30.72) 1:42.49 (25.04) 6 Bosch, Dylan JR Michigan 1:42.29 1:42.62 13 r:+0.66 22.49 48.06 (25.57) 1:17.64 (29.58) 1:42.62 (24.98) 7 Solaeche-Gomez, SR Florida 1:42.05 1:42.96 12 r:+0.67 22.12 47.54 (25.42) 1:17.29 (29.75) 1:42.96 (25.67) 8 Bentz, Gunnar FR Georgia 1:42.44 1:43.00 11 r:+0.74 22.85 48.87 (26.02) 1:18.52 (29.65) 1:43.00 (24.48)
1. Texas 109 2. California 70 3. Florida 64 4. Southern Cali 58 5. Michigan 52 6. Stanford 41 7. Georgia 35.5 8. Auburn 32 9. Alabama 30 10. Missouri 26 11. Arizona 18 12. Unlv (M) 12 13. Ohio St 9 13. Louisville 9 15. UNC 7.5 16. NC State 7 17. Wisconsin 6 18. Tennessee 5 18. Univ of Utah 5 20. Northwestern 2
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