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Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 7 1. Texas 209 2. Florida 163 3. California 141 4. NC State 137 5. Michigan 90 6. Missouri 81 7. Tennessee 79 8. Auburn 72.5 9. Georgia 68 9. Alabama 68 11. Indiana 62 12. Louisville 60 13. Stanford 57.5 14. Southern Cali 53 15. Ohio St 38 16. Arizona 28 17. South Carolina 23 17. Wisconsin 23 19. University of Miami 14 20. Brigham Young 12 21. Pittsburgh 11 21. Virginia Tech 11 23. Unlv 9 23. Univ of Utah 9 25. Princeton 8 26. Penn 6 27. Georgia Tech 5 28. Minnesota 4 29. UNC 2 29. Penn State University 2 29. Harvard 2 32. Texas A&M 1
Men’s 200 free relay
While Texas picked up the men’s 200-yard free relay title to start the night, Florida’s Caeleb Dressel continued his ridiculous consistency with an 18.24 50-yard free leadoff at the 2016 NCAA Division I Men’s Championships.
Texas’ Brett Ringgold (19.07), Joseph Schooling (18.53), Jack Conger (18.74) and John Murray (18.54) clocked in with a 1:14.88 for the win. That’s Texas’ sixth victory ever in the event’s history.
Previous Texas Winners:
1989 Texas (Shaun Jordan, Keith Anderson, Alex Wittig, Doug Gjertsen), 1:18.44
1990 Texas (Shaun Jordan, Jack Currin, Doug Dickinson, Alex Wittig), 1:18.73
1991 Texas (Shaun Jordan, Brett Stone, Alex Wittig, Doug Dickinson), 1:18.32
1996 Texas (Brian Esway, Sean McGrath, Steve Martyak, Neil Walker), 1:17.90
2015 Texas (Matt Ellis, John Murray, Jack Conger, Kip Darmody) 1:15.86
They are the first team to repeat in this event since Auburn ran off four straight from 2006-09.
NC State’s Simonas Bilis (18.77), Joe Bonk (19.15), Andreas Schiellerup (18.89) and Ryan Held (18.28) cranked out a second-place time of 1:15.09, while Alabama’s Kristian Gkolomeev (18.92), Laurent Bams (19.22), Lucas Kaliszak (18.95) and Brett Walsh (19.07) placed third in 1:16.16.
Florida, led by the second-fastest 50 free of all time from Dressel (18.24), finished fourth by way of Dressel (18.24), Corey Main (19.43), Mark Szaranek (19.21) and Jack Blyzinskyj (19.33) putting up a 1:16.21.
All Time Top 10 50 Free:
1 18.23 Caeleb Dressel, Florida, Columbia 2/17/16
2 18.24r Caeleb Dressel Florida Atlanta 3/24/16
3 18.29p Caeleb Dressel Florida Atlanta 3/24/16
4 18.32r Caeleb Dressel, Florida, Atlanta, 3/24/16
5 18.39p Caeleb Dressel, Florida, Columbia, 2/17/16
6 18.47r Cesar Cielo Auburn Federal Way, Wash. 3/27/08
7 18.52 Cesar Cielo Auburn Federal Way, Wash. 3/27/08
7 18.52 Matt Targett Auburn Auburn, Ala., 2/19/09
9 18.63 Vlad Morozov USC 3/28/13
10 18.64 Kristian Gkolomeev Alabama 2/18/15
=== A - Final ===
1 Texas 1:15.84 1:14.88P 40
1) Ringgold, Brett SO 2) r:0.21 Schooling, Joseph SO
3) r:0.19 Conger, Jack JR 4) r:0.27 Murray, John SR
r:+0.72 9.27 19.07 (19.07)
27.67 (8.60) 37.60 (18.53)
46.51 (8.91) 56.34 (18.74)
1:05.09 (8.75) 1:14.88 (18.54)
2 NC State 1:15.75 1:15.09P 34
1) Bilis, Simonas SR 2) r:0.27 Bonk, Joe JR
3) r:0.32 Schiellerup, Anreas JR 4) r:0.18 Held, Ryan SO
r:+0.66 9.05 18.77 (18.77)
27.81 (9.04) 37.92 (19.15)
46.78 (8.86) 56.81 (18.89)
1:05.27 (8.46) 1:15.09 (18.28)
3 Alabama 1:16.58 1:16.16 32
1) Gkolomeev, Kristian JR 2) r:0.25 Bams, Laurent SO
3) r:0.15 Kaliszak, Lucas SO 4) r:0.05 Walsh, Brett SR
r:+0.72 9.31 18.92 (18.92)
28.09 (9.17) 38.14 (19.22)
47.07 (8.93) 57.09 (18.95)
1:05.87 (8.78) 1:16.16 (19.07)
4 Florida 1:16.25 1:16.21 29
1) Dressel, Caeleb SO 2) r:0.22 Main, Corey SR
3) r:0.15 Szaranek, Mark SO 4) r:0.19 Blyzinskyj, Jack JR
r:+0.62 8.71 18.24 (18.24)
27.58 (9.34) 37.67 (19.43)
46.65 (8.98) 56.88 (19.21)
1:06.21 (9.33) 1:16.21 (19.33)
4 California 1:17.24 1:16.21 29
1) Gutierrez, Long JR 2) r:0.25 Murphy, Ryan JR
3) r:0.26 Messersschmidt,yler SR 4) r:0.09 Lynch, Justin SO
r:+0.64 9.34 19.58 (19.58)
28.28 (8.70) 38.14 (18.56)
47.11 (8.97) 57.17 (19.03)
1:06.06 (8.89) 1:16.21 (19.04)
6 Auburn 1:17.16 1:16.34 26
1) Holoda, Peter SO 2) r:0.16 Molacek, Jacob SO
3) r:0.20 Duderstadt, Michael JR 4) r:0.31 Darmody, Kyle JR
r:+0.65 9.42 19.39 (19.39)
28.13 (8.74) 38.37 (18.98)
47.11 (8.74) 57.28 (18.91)
1:06.25 (8.97) 1:16.34 (19.06)
7 Missouri 1:16.87 1:16.97 24
1) Chadwick, Michael JR 2) r:0.98 Aragona, Christian JR
3) r:0.19 Margritier, Matthew SR 4) r:0.08 Sansoucie, Andrew JR
r:+0.68 9.28 19.10 (19.10)
28.20 (9.10) 38.51 (19.41)
47.30 (8.79) 57.74 (19.23)
1:06.54 (8.80) 1:16.97 (19.23)
8 Michigan 1:16.91 1:18.63 22
1) Raisky, Jeremy SR 2) r:0.30 Tafuto, Vincent JR
3) r:0.42 Brumm, Pete SR 4) r:0.22 Sanders, Tristan SO
r:+0.64 9.83 20.11 (20.11)
29.33 (9.22) 39.68 (19.57)
49.09 (9.41) 59.33 (19.65)
1:08.35 (9.02) 1:18.63 (19.30)
=== B - Final ===
9 Indiana 1:17.79 1:17.00 18
1) Khalafalla, Ali SO 2) r:0.28 Pieroni, Blake SO
3) r:0.98 Tavcar, Anze JR 4) r:0.17 Lorentz, Sam JR
r:+0.67 9.41 19.27 (19.27)
28.26 (8.99) 38.44 (19.17)
47.54 (9.10) 57.70 (19.26)
1:06.81 (9.11) 1:17.00 (19.30)
10 Stanford 1:17.45 1:17.77 14
1) Perry, Sam SO 2) r:0.14 Garnier, Jeff SR
3) r:0.27 DeShon, Spencer JR 4) r:0.31 Duggan, Sean SR
r:+0.61 9.42 19.44 (19.44)
28.55 (9.11) 38.75 (19.31)
47.85 (9.10) 58.22 (19.47)
1:07.47 (9.25) 1:17.77 (19.55)
11 Tennessee 1:17.91 1:17.78 12
1) Coetzee, Ryan SO 2) r:0.17 Decoursey, Kyle FR
3) r:0.21 Aberg Lejdstromstav SR 4) r:0.29 Lehane, Sean SR
r:+0.62 9.46 19.89 (19.89)
28.98 (9.09) 39.06 (19.17)
47.86 (8.80) 58.19 (19.13)
1:07.43 (9.24) 1:17.78 (19.59)
12 Ohio St 1:17.82 1:17.82 10
1) McHugh, Matt JR 2) r:0.19 Appleby, Andrew JR
3) r:0.28 Chavez, Mossimo FR 4) r:0.30 Musteriat, Kevin SO
r:+0.68 9.52 19.71 (19.71)
28.95 (9.24) 39.01 (19.30)
48.20 (9.19) 58.44 (19.43)
1:07.79 (9.35) 1:17.82 (19.38)
13 Princeton 1:18.25 1:18.02 8
1) Hu-Van Wright, En-wei JR 2) r:0.14 Bole, Sandy SR
3) r:0.04 Mackrel, Julian JR 4) r:0.21 Lewis, Alex SO
r:+0.69 9.75 19.95 (19.95)
28.95 (9.00) 39.21 (19.26)
48.13 (8.92) 58.35 (19.14)
1:07.63 (9.28) 1:18.02 (19.67)
14 Arizona 1:18.04 1:18.13 6
1) Dobbs, Chatham FR 2) r:0.27 Idensohn, Chad FR
3) r:0.05 Richmond, Renny JR 4) r:0.30 Beach, Justin SO
r:+0.65 9.49 20.11 (20.11)
29.03 (8.92) 39.48 (19.37)
48.38 (8.90) 58.55 (19.07)
1:07.72 (9.17) 1:18.13 (19.58)
15 Louisville 1:17.87 1:18.24 4
1) Carroll, Trevor JR 2) r:0.32 Tarasevich, Grigory JR
3) r:0.22 Boland, David JR 4) r:0.23 Lindenbauer, Mahias JR
r:+0.68 9.68 19.89 (19.89)
28.98 (9.09) 39.10 (19.21)
48.40 (9.30) 58.57 (19.47)
1:07.69 (9.12) 1:18.24 (19.67)
16 Harvard 1:18.01 1:18.37 2
1) Lutz, Sebastian FR 2) r:0.12 Tan, Steven SO
3) r:0.91 Yakubovich, Maxim JR 4) r:0.12 O'Hara, Paul JR
r:+0.64 9.62 20.03 (20.03)
29.08 (9.05) 39.62 (19.59)
48.76 (9.14) 59.09 (19.47)
1:08.09 (9.00) 1:18.37 (19.28)
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 2 1. Texas 80 2. NC State 68 3. Florida 61 4. California 59 5. Michigan 48 5. Auburn 48 7. Missouri 36 8. Alabama 34 9. Indiana 32 10. Georgia 28 10. Louisville 28 12. Stanford 22 13. Southern Cali 18 13. Tennessee 18 15. Ohio St 10 15. Wisconsin 10 17. Princeton 8 18. Arizona 6 19. South Carolina 4 20. Harvard 2
Men’s 500 free
Last year, Texas finally won its first 500 free title in program history. This year, the Longhorns defended that title with a win from Townley Haas at the 2016 NCAA Division I Men’s Championships.
With defending champion Clark Smith finishing a surprising 21st this morning, freshman Haas had to step up big to keep the title in Austin. Out under American record pace through the first half of the race, Haas settled for the sixth-fastest time ever as he moved to fifth all-time in the event’s history with a 4:09.00.
Florida’s Mitch D’Arrigo, meanwhile, gave Haas all he could handle with a 4:09.98 for second. That moved D’Arrigo up from 15th to ninth all time in the event’s history.
Southern California’s Reed Malone clinched third overall in 4:12.55.
All Time Top 10 500 Free Performers:
1 4:08.54 Peter Vanderkaay Wolverine Rochester 2/8/08
2 4:08.75 Tom Dolan Michigan Indianapolis 3/23/95
3 4:08.82 Clark Smith, Texas, Austin 12/3/15
4 4:08.92 Jean Basson Arizona TAMU 3/26/09
5 4:09.00 Townley Haas Texas Atlanta 3/24/16
6 4:09.32 Michael Klueh Texas TAMU 3/26/09
7 4:09.48 Sebastien Rouault Georgia F. Way. 3/27/08
8 4:09.80 Larsen Jensen USC Minneapolis 3/15/07
9 4:09.98 Mitch D’Arrigo Florida Atlanta 3/24/16
10 4:10.00 Matt McLean Virginia College Park, Md. 2/26/08
South Carolina’s Akaram Mahmoud (4:12.86), Stanford’s Liam Egan (4:13.27), Wisconsin’s Matthew Hutchins (4:13.36), NC State’s Anton Ipsen (4:14.04) and Michigan’s Anders Nielsen (4:16.92) also put up times in the finale.
=== A - Final ===
1 Haas, Townley FR Texas 4:12.68 4:09.00 20
r:+0.75 22.59 47.18 (24.59)
1:12.19 (25.01) 1:37.48 (25.29)
2:02.86 (25.38) 2:28.22 (25.36)
2:53.51 (25.29) 3:19.17 (25.66)
3:44.38 (25.21) 4:09.00 (24.62)
2 D'Arrigo, Mitch JR Florida 4:11.48 4:09.98 17
r:+0.70 23.29 48.02 (24.73)
1:13.27 (25.25) 1:38.66 (25.39)
2:03.91 (25.25) 2:29.21 (25.30)
2:54.54 (25.33) 3:19.86 (25.32)
3:44.98 (25.12) 4:09.98 (25.00)
3 Malone, Reed JR USC 4:13.59 4:12.55 16
r:+0.72 23.28 48.73 (25.45)
1:14.46 (25.73) 1:40.01 (25.55)
2:05.11 (25.10) 2:30.31 (25.20)
2:55.27 (24.96) 3:20.53 (25.26)
3:46.27 (25.74) 4:12.55 (26.28)
4 Mahmoud, Akaram SO S Carolina 4:12.59 4:12.86 15
r:+0.71 23.48 48.55 (25.07)
1:13.85 (25.30) 1:39.48 (25.63)
2:05.17 (25.69) 2:30.78 (25.61)
2:56.59 (25.81) 3:22.37 (25.78)
3:47.84 (25.47) 4:12.86 (25.02)
5 Egan, Liam SO Stanford 4:13.52 4:13.27 14
r:+0.74 23.56 48.59 (25.03)
1:14.00 (25.41) 1:39.63 (25.63)
2:05.43 (25.80) 2:31.14 (25.71)
2:57.00 (25.86) 3:22.97 (25.97)
3:48.60 (25.63) 4:13.27 (24.67)
6 Hutchins, Matthew JR Wisconsin 4:13.74 4:13.36 13
r:+0.75 23.32 48.51 (25.19)
1:13.83 (25.32) 1:39.63 (25.80)
2:05.22 (25.59) 2:30.95 (25.73)
2:56.93 (25.98) 3:22.86 (25.93)
3:48.41 (25.55) 4:13.36 (24.95)
7 Ipsen, Anton Oerskov SO NC State 4:13.97 4:14.04 12
r:+0.74 23.58 49.16 (25.58)
1:14.94 (25.78) 1:40.74 (25.80)
2:06.34 (25.60) 2:31.96 (25.62)
2:57.70 (25.74) 3:23.46 (25.76)
3:49.18 (25.72) 4:14.04 (24.86)
8 Nielsen, Anders SR Michigan 4:12.77 4:16.92 11
r:+0.70 23.01 48.42 (25.41)
1:14.08 (25.66) 1:39.79 (25.71)
2:05.61 (25.82) 2:31.50 (25.89)
2:57.50 (26.00) 3:24.13 (26.63)
3:50.93 (26.80) 4:16.92 (25.99)
=== B - Final ===
9 Werner, Pawel SR Florida 4:14.18 4:13.79 9
r:+0.70 23.60 49.71 (26.11)
1:15.91 (26.20) 1:42.11 (26.20)
2:07.84 (25.73) 2:33.35 (25.51)
2:58.84 (25.49) 3:24.36 (25.52)
3:49.33 (24.97) 4:13.79 (24.46)
10 Ransford, PJ SO Michigan 4:15.54 4:14.62 7
r:+0.73 24.30 50.08 (25.78)
1:15.93 (25.85) 1:41.95 (26.02)
2:07.30 (25.35) 2:32.86 (25.56)
2:58.18 (25.32) 3:23.95 (25.77)
3:49.93 (25.98) 4:14.62 (24.69)
11 Swanson, Chris SR Penn 4:16.29 4:15.73 6
r:+0.67 23.88 49.27 (25.39)
1:15.26 (25.99) 1:40.98 (25.72)
2:06.73 (25.75) 2:32.78 (26.05)
2:58.97 (26.19) 3:25.05 (26.08)
3:51.23 (26.18) 4:15.73 (24.50)
12 Litherland, Kevin SO Georgia 4:14.64 4:15.86 5
r:+0.67 23.56 49.58 (26.02)
1:16.10 (26.52) 1:42.48 (26.38)
2:08.44 (25.96) 2:34.37 (25.93)
2:59.83 (25.46) 3:25.72 (25.89)
3:51.21 (25.49) 4:15.86 (24.65)
13 Peribonio, Tom SO S Carolina 4:16.43 4:16.60 4
r:+0.66 23.94 50.07 (26.13)
1:16.15 (26.08) 1:42.32 (26.17)
2:08.55 (26.23) 2:34.54 (25.99)
3:00.34 (25.80) 3:26.08 (25.74)
3:51.81 (25.73) 4:16.60 (24.79)
14 Kiraly, Bence SR Utah 4:15.77 4:16.74 3
r:+0.77 23.63 49.43 (25.80)
1:15.77 (26.34) 1:42.01 (26.24)
2:08.16 (26.15) 2:34.15 (25.99)
3:00.01 (25.86) 3:26.00 (25.99)
3:51.72 (25.72) 4:16.74 (25.02)
15 Linker, Adam JR NC State 4:16.79 4:18.22 2
r:+0.71 24.33 50.40 (26.07)
1:16.40 (26.00) 1:42.75 (26.35)
2:09.00 (26.25) 2:35.60 (26.60)
3:01.68 (26.08) 3:27.55 (25.87)
3:53.28 (25.73) 4:18.22 (24.94)
16 Wieser, Chris SO Arizona 4:16.20 4:19.27 1
r:+0.61 24.00 49.94 (25.94)
1:16.02 (26.08) 1:42.02 (26.00)
2:08.27 (26.25) 2:34.49 (26.22)
3:00.73 (26.24) 3:26.73 (26.00)
3:53.26 (26.53) 4:19.27 (26.01)
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 3 1. Texas 100 2. Florida 87 3. NC State 82 4. Michigan 66 5. California 59 6. Auburn 48 7. Stanford 36 7. Missouri 36 9. Southern Cali 34 9. Alabama 34 11. Georgia 33 12. Indiana 32 13. Louisville 28 14. Wisconsin 23 14. South Carolina 23 16. Tennessee 18 17. Ohio St 10 18. Princeton 8 19. Arizona 7 20. Penn 6 21. Univ of Utah 3 22. Harvard 2
Men’s 200 IM
Texas’ Will Licon skyrocketed to second all time in the men’s 200-yard IM as he delivered Texas’ fourth title of the meet at the 2016 NCAA Division I Men’s Championships.
Licon unleashed a 1:40.04 for the title, behind only David Nolan’s record of 1:39.38. That’s Texas’ third win ever in the event. Nate Dusing won in 2001, while Austin Surhoff claimed the title in 2010.
With four wins already, Texas is already closing in on its record of 11 event victories from 2001.
The overall heat also proved to be one of the fastest 200 IMs of all time as California’s Josh Prenot (1:40.14) and Ryan Murphy (1:40.27) put up the sixth and seventh-fastest 200 IMs ever.
All Time Top 10 200 IMs:
1 1:39.38 David Nolan Stanford Iowa City 3/26/15
2 1:40.04 Will Licon Texas Atlanta 3/24/16
3 1:40.07 David Nolan Stanford Federal Way 3/5/15
4 1:40.08 Ryan Lochte Daytona Beach Atlanta11/29/07
5 1:40.09 Will Licon Texas Iowa City 3/26/15
6 1:40.14 Josh Prenot California Atlanta 3/24/16
7 1:40.27 Ryan Murphy California Atlanta 3/24/16
8 1:40.49 Bradley Ally Florida TAMU 3/26/09
9 1:40.55 Ryan Lochte Florida Atlanta 3/23/06
10 1:40.58 Michael Phelps NBAC Annapolis 3/6/10
10 1:40.58 Marcin Cieslak Florida 3/27/14
Florida’s Jan Switkowski (1:41.36), Georgia’s Gunnar Bentz (1:41.57), Florida’s Mark Szaranek (1:41.59), California’s Andrew Seliskar (1:42.45) and Virginia Tech’s Brandon Fiala (1:42.77) finished fourth through eighth.
=== A - Final ===
1 Licon, Will JR Texas 1:41.36 1:40.04P 20
r:+0.71 21.78 47.90 (26.12)
1:15.74 (27.84) 1:40.04 (24.30)
2 Prenot, Josh SR California 1:41.07 1:40.14 17
r:+0.70 21.38 46.96 (25.58)
1:15.33 (28.37) 1:40.14 (24.81)
3 Murphy, Ryan JR California 1:41.15 1:40.27 16
r:+0.65 22.28 46.41 (24.13)
1:16.09 (29.68) 1:40.27 (24.18)
4 Switkowski, Jan SO Florida 1:42.15 1:41.36 15
r:+0.65 21.82 46.78 (24.96)
1:17.02 (30.24) 1:41.36 (24.34)
5 Bentz, Gunnar SO Georgia 1:41.72 1:41.57 14
r:+0.73 22.23 48.19 (25.96)
1:17.11 (28.92) 1:41.57 (24.46)
6 Szaranek, Mark SO Florida 1:42.03 1:41.59 13
r:+0.66 21.97 47.10 (25.13)
1:16.79 (29.69) 1:41.59 (24.80)
7 Seliskar, Andrew FR California 1:41.65 1:42.45 12
r:+0.65 22.22 48.07 (25.85)
1:17.79 (29.72) 1:42.45 (24.66)
8 Fiala, Brandon JR VT 1:41.95 1:42.77 11
r:+0.66 22.14 48.22 (26.08)
1:17.58 (29.36) 1:42.77 (25.19)
=== B - Final ===
9 Taylor, Jake SR BYU 1:43.29 1:42.82 9
r:+0.70 22.63 47.74 (25.11)
1:18.02 (30.28) 1:42.82 (24.80)
10 Harty, Ryan FR Texas 1:43.33 1:42.87 7
r:+0.69 22.48 48.50 (26.02)
1:18.23 (29.73) 1:42.87 (24.64)
11 DeVine, Abrahm FR Stanford 1:43.63 1:43.05 5.5
r:+0.69 22.55 47.84 (25.29)
1:18.26 (30.42) 1:43.05 (24.79)
11 Patching, Joe JR Auburn 1:42.63 1:43.05 5.5
r:+0.66 22.17 47.47 (25.30)
1:17.79 (30.32) 1:43.05 (25.26)
13 Bosch, Dylan SR Michigan 1:42.63 1:43.11 4
r:+0.65 22.65 48.65 (26.00)
1:18.33 (29.68) 1:43.11 (24.78)
14 Pebley, Jacob SR California 1:43.63 1:43.87 3
r:+0.78 22.12 47.00 (24.88)
1:18.55 (31.55) 1:43.87 (25.32)
15 McCurdy, Christian SR NC State 1:43.43 1:46.08 2
r:+0.75 22.28 48.34 (26.06)
1:19.12 (30.78) 1:46.08 (26.96)
-- Dahl, Soeren JR NC State 1:42.90 DQ
r:+0.76 22.79 49.93 (27.14)
1:19.93 (30.00) DQ (24.35)
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 4 1. Texas 127 2. Florida 115 3. California 107 4. NC State 84 5. Michigan 70 6. Auburn 53.5 7. Georgia 47 8. Stanford 41.5 9. Missouri 36 10. Alabama 34 10. Southern Cali 34 12. Indiana 32 13. Louisville 28 14. South Carolina 23 14. Wisconsin 23 16. Tennessee 18 17. Virginia Tech 11 18. Ohio St 10 19. Brigham Young 9 20. Princeton 8 21. Arizona 7 22. Penn 6 23. Univ of Utah 3 24. Harvard 2
Men’s 50 free
Florida’s Caeleb Dressel made history again as the sophomore defended his title in the men’s 50-yard free with an NCAA and American record at the 2016 NCAA Division I Men’s Championships.
Heading into the meet, he had an American and NCAA record time of 18.23 from the Southeastern Conference Championships.
Throughout today, Dressel posted four separate sub-18.40 swims including a scorching 18.20 record to win tonight’s finale.
All Time Top 10 50 Frees:
1 18.20 Caeleb Dressel Florida Atlanta 3/24/16
2 18.23 Caeleb Dressel, Florida, Columbia 2/17/16
3 18.24r Caeleb Dressel Florida Atlanta 3/24/16
4 18.29p Caeleb Dressel Florida Atlanta 3/24/16
5 18.32r Caeleb Dressel, Florida, Atlanta, 3/24/16
6 18.39p Caeleb Dressel, Florida, Columbia, 2/17/16
7 18.47r Cesar Cielo Auburn Federal Way, Wash. 3/27/08
8 18.52 Cesar Cielo Auburn Federal Way, Wash. 3/27/08
8 18.52 Matt Targett Auburn Auburn, Ala., 2/19/09
10 18.63 Vlad Morozov USC 3/28/13
Multiple 50 Free Winners:
3 – Joe Bottom, Southern California
3 – Fred Bousquet, Auburn
3 – David Edgar, Tennessee
2 – Nathan Adrian, California
2 – Robert Anderson, Stanford
2 – Charles Barker, Michigan
2 – Matt Biondi, California
2 – John Bryant, Dartmouth
2 – Cesar Cielo, Auburn
2 – Richard Cleveland, Ohio State
2 – Andrew Coan, Tennessee
2 – Charles Flachmann, Illinois
2 – Steven Jackman, Minnesota
2 – Tom Jager, UCLA
2 – Ed Kirar, Michigan
2 – Brent Lang, Michigan
2 – Richard Weinberg, Michigan
2 – Zac Zorn, UCLA
2 – Caeleb Dressel, Florida
NC State’s Simonas Bilis placed second in 18.84 with Alabama’s Kristian Gkolomeev earning third in 18.95.
=== A - Final ===
1 Dressel, Caeleb SO Florida 18.29 18.20N 20
r:+0.61 8.70 18.20 (9.50)
2 Bilis, Simonas SR NC State 18.79 18.84 17
r:+0.67 9.11 18.84 (9.73)
3 Gkolomeev, Kristian JR Alabama 19.18 18.95 16
r:+0.70 9.28 18.95 (9.67)
4 Chadwick, Michael JR Missouri 19.06 19.04 15
r:+0.66 9.25 19.04 (9.79)
5 Powers, Paul SO Michigan 18.99 19.05 14
r:+0.66 9.18 19.05 (9.87)
6 Murray, John SR Texas 19.17 19.08 13
r:+0.61 9.12 19.08 (9.96)
7 Held, Ryan SO NC State 19.01 19.20 12
r:+0.67 9.24 19.20 (9.96)
8 Trice, Michael SR Georgia 19.16 19.23 11
r:+0.70 9.21 19.23 (10.02)
=== B - Final ===
9 Virva, Dillon SR UNLV 19.25 19.07 9
r:+0.61 9.09 19.07 (9.98)
10 Ringgold, Brett SO Texas 19.18 19.10 7
r:+0.72 9.31 19.10 (9.79)
11 Khalafalla, Ali SO Indiana 19.28 19.21 6
r:+0.65 9.31 19.21 (9.90)
12 Perry, Sam SO Stanford 19.41 19.41 5
r:+0.58 9.47 19.41 (9.94)
13 Holoda, Peter SO Auburn 19.18 19.44 4
r:+0.66 9.53 19.44 (9.91)
14 Sorenson, Payton SO BYU 19.40 19.48 3
r:+0.79 9.43 19.48 (10.05)
15 Schiellerup, Andreas JR NC State 19.42 19.51 2
r:+0.70 9.42 19.51 (10.09)
16 Darmody, Kyle JR Auburn 19.48 19.74 1
r:+0.70 9.57 19.74 (10.17)
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 5 1. Texas 147 2. Florida 135 3. NC State 115 4. California 107 5. Michigan 84 6. Auburn 58.5 7. Georgia 58 8. Missouri 51 9. Alabama 50 10. Stanford 46.5 11. Indiana 38 12. Southern Cali 34 13. Louisville 28 14. South Carolina 23 14. Wisconsin 23 16. Tennessee 18 17. Brigham Young 12 18. Virginia Tech 11 19. Ohio St 10 20. Unlv 9 21. Princeton 8 22. Arizona 7 23. Penn 6 24. Univ of Utah 3 25. Harvard 2
Men’s one-meter diving
Tennessee’s Liam Stone won the men’s one-meter diving title tonight at the 2016 NCAA Division I Men’s Championships.
Stone collected 453.70 points to win Tennessee’s third one-meter diving title. Previous Tennessee wins came from James Kennedy in 1976 and Jevon Tarantino in 2004.
Arizona’s Rafael Quintero placed second with 438.40 points, while Ohio State’s Zhipeng Zeng claimed third with 435.30 points.
Tennessee’s Mauricio Robles Rodriguez (430.30), Miami (Fla.)’s Briadam Herrera (427.90), Texas’ Mark Anderson (416.10), Southern California’s Collin Pollard (392.75) and Pittsburgh’s Dominic Giordano (367.20) also competed in the championship final.
=== A - Final ===
1 Stone, Laim SO Tennessee 408.20 453.70 20
2 Quintero, Rafael SR Arizona 390.90 438.40 17
3 Zeng, Zhipeng SO Ohio St 402.00 435.50 16
4 Robles Rodriguez, Mau SR Tennessee 378.60 430.30 15
5 Herrera, Briadam SO Miami (FL) 362.10 427.90 14
6 Anderson, Mark JR Texas 369.05 416.10 13
7 Pollard, Collin SR USC 360.90 392.75 12
8 Giordano, Dominic JR Pittsburgh 367.80 367.20 11
=== B - Final ===
9 Bowersox, Cory SR Texas 358.40 408.85 9
10 Reid, Deon SR USC 358.40 367.95 7
11 Purss, Josiah JR Utah 357.95 365.60 6
12 Homza, Bradley JR GT 358.20 365.25 5
13 Pollard, Manny SR Minnesota 349.35 344.80 4
14 Christensen, Bradley JR Stanford 343.80 341.50 3
15 Garcia Boissier, Hect FR PSU 344.35 335.65 2
16 Thornton, Sam FR Tex AM 344.45 334.25 1
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 6 1. Texas 169 2. Florida 135 3. NC State 115 4. California 107 5. Michigan 84 6. Auburn 58.5 7. Georgia 58 8. Southern Cali 53 8. Tennessee 53 10. Missouri 51 11. Alabama 50 12. Stanford 49.5 13. Indiana 38 14. Louisville 28 15. Ohio St 26 16. Arizona 24 17. South Carolina 23 17. Wisconsin 23 19. University of Miami 14 20. Brigham Young 12 21. Pittsburgh 11 21. Virginia Tech 11 23. Unlv 9 23. Univ of Utah 9 25. Princeton 8 26. Penn 6 27. Georgia Tech 5 28. Minnesota 4 29. Penn State University 2 29. Harvard 2 31. Texas A&M 1
Men’s 400 medley relay
All sorts of records fell as Texas cranked out a win in the men’s 400-yard medley relay at the 2016 NCAA Division I Men’s Championships.
Texas’ John Shebat (45.36), Will Licon (50.69), Joseph Schooling (43.34) and Jack Conger (41.29) unleashed a 3:00.68 for the win. That swim blasted Texas’ previous U.S. Open and NCAA record of 3:01.23 from last year. California’s American record of 3:01.60 from last year remained on the books due to Schooling’s Singapore nationality.
That’s Texas’ 13th victory in the event’s history at NCAAs, breaking a tie with Stanford atop the rankings.
Previous Texas Winners:
1980 Texas (Clay Britt, Scott Spann, William Paulus, Kris Kirchner), 3:14.59
1981 Texas (Clay Britt, Scott Spann, William Paulus, Kris Kirchner), 3:12.93
1982 Texas (Clay Britt, Nick Nevid, William Paulus, Eric Finical), 3:14.24
1984 Texas (Rick Carey, Stuart Smith, Chris Rives, John Smith), 3:13.35
1988 Texas (Andy Gill, Kirk Stackle, Keith Anderson, Chris Jacobs), 3:13.97
1989 Texas (Andy Gill, Hans Dersch, Keith Anderson, Doug Gjertsen), 3:11.60
1990 Texas (Jeff Thibault, Kirk Stackle, Shaun Jordan, Doug Gjertsen), 3:09.70
2000 Texas (Tom Hannan, Russell Chozick, Nate Dusing, Bryan Jones), 3:31.23 *
2001 Texas (Nate Dusing, Brendan Hansen, Tom Hannan, Ian Crocker), 3:05.37
2003 Texas (Aaron Peirsol, Brendan Hansen, Ian Crocker, Chris Kemp), 3:04.47
2004 Texas (Aaron Peirsol, Brendan Hansen, Ian Crocker, Garrett Weber-Gale), 3:25.38 *
2015 Texas (Kip Darmody, Will Licon, Joseph Schooling, Jack Conger) 3:01.23
Texas is having a historic meet thus far, capturing five of the first seven titles on offer. Texas holds the record for most wins in a single meet with 11 from 2001, and should have a shot at breaking that record.
California’s Ryan Murphy broke the American and NCAA record in the 100-yard back with a scorching 43.51. That’s the first sub-44 second swim ever, beating Nick Thoman’s American record of 44.07 from 2013 as part of SwimMAC, as well as Murphy’s NCAA record of 44.17 from NCAAs last year.
Murphy (43.51), Josh Prenot (50.71), Justin Lynch (45.03) and Long Gutierrez (42.03) placed second in 3:01.28 tonight, while Louisville’s Grigory Tarasevich (45.24), Carlos Claverie (51.62), Pedro Coutinho (45.85) and Trevor Carroll (42.02) placed third in 3:04.73.
Missouri (3:04.99), Florida (3:05.19), Tennessee (3:05.23), Indiana (3:05.57) and NC STate (3:08.12) rounded out the top eight.
Alabama would have placed third with a 3:04.32 from the consolation heat.
=== A - Final ===
1 Texas 3:04.31 3:00.68N 40
1) Shebat, John FR 2) r:0.17 Licon, Will JR
3) r:0.26 Schooling, Joseph SO 4) r:0.10 Conger, Jack JR
r:+0.67 22.07 45.36 (45.36)
1:09.09 (23.73) 1:36.05 (50.69)
1:55.88 (19.83) 2:19.39 (43.34)
2:38.89 (19.50) 3:00.68 (41.29)
2 California 3:05.32 3:01.28P 34
1) Murphy, Ryan JR 2) r:0.30 Prenot, Josh SR
3) r:0.21 Lynch, Justin SO 4) r:0.21 Gutierrez, Long JR
r:+0.54 20.90 43.51 (43.51)
1:07.01 (23.50) 1:34.22 (50.71)
1:54.92 (20.70) 2:19.25 (45.03)
2:39.05 (19.80) 3:01.28 (42.03)
3 Louisville 3:04.92 3:04.73 32
1) Tarasevich, Grigory JR 2) r:0.08 Claverie, Carlos SO
3) r:0.11 Coutinho, Pedro SR 4) r:0.20 Carroll, Trevor JR
r:+0.63 21.87 45.24 (45.24)
1:09.07 (23.83) 1:36.86 (51.62)
1:57.71 (20.85) 2:22.71 (45.85)
2:42.48 (19.77) 3:04.73 (42.02)
4 Missouri 3:04.66 3:04.99 30
1) Griffin, Carter JR 2) r:0.26 Schwingenschlogbian JR
3) r:0.33 Sansoucie, Andrew JR 4) r:0.40 Chadwick, Michael JR
r:+0.68 22.92 47.08 (47.08)
1:10.75 (23.67) 1:38.20 (51.12)
1:59.25 (21.05) 2:23.45 (45.25)
2:43.17 (19.72) 3:04.99 (41.54)
5 Florida 3:05.99 3:05.19 28
1) Blyzinskyj, Jack JR 2) r:0.21 Dressel, Caeleb SO
3) r:0.27 Switkowski, Jan SO 4) r:0.10 Main, Corey SR
r:+0.69 21.86 45.76 (45.76)
1:09.77 (24.01) 1:37.56 (51.80)
1:58.48 (20.92) 2:23.09 (45.53)
2:43.32 (20.23) 3:05.19 (42.10)
6 Tennessee 3:05.94 3:05.23 26
1) Lehane, Sean SR 2) r:0.17 Stevens, Peter SO
3) r:0.26 Coetzee, Ryan SO 4) r:0.30 Decoursey, Kyle FR
r:+0.76 22.02 45.77 (45.77)
1:08.87 (23.10) 1:36.71 (50.94)
1:57.45 (20.74) 2:22.73 (46.02)
2:42.94 (20.21) 3:05.23 (42.50)
7 Indiana 3:05.90 3:05.57 24
1) Glover, Bob JR 2) r:0.26 Kurz, Tanner SR
3) r:0.26 Lanza, Vinicius FR 4) r:0.36 Pieroni, Blake SO
r:+0.51 22.37 46.60 (46.60)
1:10.16 (23.56) 1:38.24 (51.64)
1:59.41 (21.17) 2:23.84 (45.60)
2:43.70 (19.86) 3:05.57 (41.73)
8 NC State 3:05.88 3:08.12 22
1) Stuart, Hennessey SO 2) r:0.29 Hren, Derek JR
3) r:0.38 Burkett, Jon FR 4) r:0.34 Bonk, Joe JR
r:+0.48 22.15 46.03 (46.03)
1:10.56 (24.53) 1:38.28 (52.25)
1:59.79 (21.51) 2:25.38 (47.10)
2:45.53 (20.15) 3:08.12 (42.74)
=== B - Final ===
9 Alabama 3:06.02 3:04.32 18
1) Oslin, Connor JR 2) r:0.12 McKee, Anton JR
3) r:0.15 Kaliszak, Lucas SO 4) r:0.21 Gkolomeev, Kristian JR
r:+0.61 21.77 45.32 (45.32)
1:09.23 (23.91) 1:36.97 (51.65)
1:57.43 (20.46) 2:22.30 (45.33)
2:42.00 (19.70) 3:04.32 (42.02)
10 Auburn 3:06.86 3:05.45 14
1) Patching, Joe JR 2) r:0.13 Duderstadt, Michael JR
3) r:0.28 Mendes, Arthur SR 4) r:0.02 Holoda, Peter SO
r:+0.62 22.05 46.08 (46.08)
1:09.87 (23.79) 1:37.95 (51.87)
1:58.77 (20.82) 2:23.72 (45.77)
2:43.19 (19.47) 3:05.45 (41.73)
11 Ohio St 3:07.91 3:06.42 12
1) McHugh, Matt JR 2) r:0.33 Tynes, Dustin SO
3) r:0.23 Lim, Ching SO 4) r:0.21 Appleby, Andrew JR
r:+0.87 21.84 45.63 (45.63)
1:09.72 (24.09) 1:37.57 (51.94)
1:58.73 (21.16) 2:24.22 (46.65)
2:44.04 (19.82) 3:06.42 (42.20)
12 Georgia 3:06.23 3:06.65 10
1) Dale, Taylor JR 2) r:0.19 Bentz, Gunnar SO
3) r:0.32 Clark, Pace JR 4) r:0.25 Koski, Matias SR
r:+0.64 21.75 45.62 (45.62)
1:10.52 (24.90) 1:38.74 (53.12)
1:59.52 (20.78) 2:24.47 (45.73)
2:44.42 (19.95) 3:06.65 (42.18)
13 Stanford 3:07.62 3:06.81 8
1) Dudzinski, Ryan FR 2) r:0.22 Anderson, Matt FR
3) r:0.14 Liang, Andrew SO 4) r:0.14 Perry, Sam SO
r:+0.55 22.29 46.46 (46.46)
1:10.64 (24.18) 1:39.04 (52.58)
2:00.32 (21.28) 2:25.04 (46.00)
2:44.78 (19.74) 3:06.81 (41.77)
14 Michigan 3:07.34 3:07.68 6
1) Whitaker, Aaron SO 2) r:0.29 Klein, Christopher JR
3) r:0.36 White, Evan SO 4) r:0.35 Powers, Paul SO
r:+0.79 22.17 45.90 (45.90)
1:09.83 (23.93) 1:38.26 (52.36)
1:59.67 (21.41) 2:24.42 (46.16)
2:44.94 (20.52) 3:07.68 (43.26)
15 Arizona 3:07.72 3:07.91 4
1) Dobbs, Chatham FR 2) r:0.25 Bish, Blair FR
3) r:0.36 Richmond, Renny JR 4) r:0.16 Maudslien, Thane JR
r:+0.58 21.71 45.67 (45.67)
1:09.94 (24.27) 1:38.20 (52.53)
1:59.53 (21.33) 2:24.96 (46.76)
2:45.37 (20.41) 3:07.91 (42.95)
16 UNC 3:07.96 3:07.96 2
1) Graesser, Nic SR 2) r:0.23 Wohlrab, Kurt SR
3) r:0.14 Lewis, Sam SR 4) r:0.04 Heck, Logan SR
r:+0.62 22.38 46.14 (46.14)
1:10.56 (24.42) 1:39.17 (53.03)
2:00.05 (20.88) 2:24.49 (45.32)
2:44.82 (20.33) 3:07.96 (43.47)
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 7 1. Texas 209 2. Florida 163 3. California 141 4. NC State 137 5. Michigan 90 6. Missouri 81 7. Tennessee 79 8. Auburn 72.5 9. Georgia 68 9. Alabama 68 11. Indiana 62 12. Louisville 60 13. Stanford 57.5 14. Southern Cali 53 15. Ohio St 38 16. Arizona 28 17. South Carolina 23 17. Wisconsin 23 19. University of Miami 14 20. Brigham Young 12 21. Pittsburgh 11 21. Virginia Tech 11 23. Unlv 9 23. Univ of Utah 9 25. Princeton 8 26. Penn 6 27. Georgia Tech 5 28. Minnesota 4 29. UNC 2 29. Penn State University 2 29. Harvard 2 32. Texas A&M 1
SCHEDULED EVENTS
- Men’s 200 free relay
- Men’s 500 free
- Men’s 200 IM
- Men’s 50 free
- Men’s one-meter diving
- Men’s 400 medley relay
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