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The final night of the 2019 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships from Austin, Texas saw the California Golden Bears win their first NCAA team title since 2014. Texas was second after winning three events on Saturday night and Indiana was third. NC State finished fourth as a team.
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 21 1. California 560 2. Texas 475 3. Indiana 385.5 4. NC State 307 5. Louisville 212 6. Florida 164 7. Alabama 142 8. Harvard 132 9. Ohio St 124 10. Virginia 106 11. Tennessee 105 11. Missouri 105 13. Michigan 99 14. Florida St 97 15. Stanford 96 16. Arizona 95 17. Texas A&M 93 18. Georgia 86 19. Minnesota 84 20. Southern Cali 81 21. Arizona St 75.5 22. University of Miami 62 23. Purdue 51 24. Georgia Tech 45 25. Kentucky 26 26. Lsu 25 27. South Carolina 21 28. Penn 18 29. Duke 17 29. Hawaii 17 29. Penn St 17 32. Grand Canyon 16 33. Towson 14 33. Columbia University 14 35. Virginia Tech 11 36. Wisconsin 7 36. Denver 7 36. Notre Dame 7 36. Missouri St 7 40. Princeton 6 40. Auburn 6 42. Navy 4 42. Iupui 4 44. University of North Carolina 2
1650 Free
Michigan junior Felix Aubock took control early in the 1650 free on the final night of the 2019 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships in Austin, Texas. Throughout the race, Aubock was creeping further and further below NCAA record pace. Aubock did not have enough left over the final 100 to get the record but he swam a 14:23.09 to win his first ever NCAA individual title.
Aubock was second in 2017 and second in 2018 in this event. He was third in the 500 in 2017 and second in 2018. This season he was the favorite to win the 500 but he failed to make finals, placing 35th. Aubock finally put those demons behind him and won his first individual title for Michigan in this event. Aubock was off his best time of 14:22.88 as he remains the third fastest performer ever in this event.
Indiana freshman Michael Brinegar (14:27.50) gave Aubock a race early as he ended up with the runner-up spot for the Hoosiers.
Cal continued to pick up valuable points as Nick Norman (14:32.12) and Sean Grieshop (14:35.82) placed third and fourth. Grieshop was swimming in the earlier heats as he had the fastest time this afternoon.
There were a lot of fast times out of the afternoon heats with Louisville’s Marcelo Acosta (14:38.92), Stanford’s True Sweetser (14:39.07) and Georgia’s Walker Higgins (14:39.52) all placed in the top eight.
Virginia’s Brendan Casey (14:38.42) placed fourth in the fastest seeded heat and he finished fifth overall.
Michigan now has nine NCAA titles in this event. Aubock joins the likes of Fritz Myers (1957), Marcel Wouda (1993), Tom Dolan (1995, 96), Chris Thompson (2001), Peter Vanderkaay (2004) and Connor Jaeger (2013, 14) as winners of the event for the Wolverines.
Event 15 Men 1650 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA: N 14:22.41 25-Mar-17 Clark Smith, Texas
Meet: M 14:22.41 25-Mar-17 Clark Smith, Texas
American: A 14:18.25 02-Dec-17 Zane Grothe, Badger Swim Club
U. S. Open: O 14:18.25 02-Dec-17 Zane Grothe, Badger Swim Club
Pool: P 14:29.27 27-Mar-14 Connor Jaeger
Name Year School Seed Finals Points
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1 Auboeck, Felix JR Michigan 14:29.58 14:23.09P 20
r:+0.76 24.45 50.58 (26.13)
1:17.17 (26.59) 1:43.76 (26.59)
2:10.08 (26.32) 2:36.25 (26.17)
3:02.47 (26.22) 3:28.93 (26.46)
3:55.38 (26.45) 4:21.91 (26.53)
4:48.35 (26.44) 5:14.59 (26.24)
5:40.98 (26.39) 6:07.18 (26.20)
6:33.67 (26.49) 7:00.03 (26.36)
7:26.37 (26.34) 7:52.64 (26.27)
8:18.93 (26.29) 8:45.17 (26.24)
9:11.41 (26.24) 9:37.50 (26.09)
10:03.65 (26.15) 10:29.77 (26.12)
10:55.95 (26.18) 11:22.20 (26.25)
11:48.31 (26.11) 12:14.27 (25.96)
12:40.35 (26.08) 13:06.48 (26.13)
13:32.67 (26.19) 13:58.65 (25.98) 14:23.09 (24.44)
2 Brinegar, Michael FR Indiana 14:31.73 14:27.50P 17
r:+0.77 23.68 49.98 (26.30)
1:16.26 (26.28) 1:42.72 (26.46)
2:09.24 (26.52) 2:35.83 (26.59)
3:02.40 (26.57) 3:28.98 (26.58)
3:55.43 (26.45) 4:21.91 (26.48)
4:48.15 (26.24) 5:14.55 (26.40)
5:41.06 (26.51) 6:07.34 (26.28)
6:33.71 (26.37) 7:00.29 (26.58)
7:26.63 (26.34) 7:53.04 (26.41)
8:19.61 (26.57) 8:45.90 (26.29)
9:12.45 (26.55) 9:38.89 (26.44)
10:05.09 (26.20) 10:31.52 (26.43)
10:57.74 (26.22) 11:24.13 (26.39)
11:50.50 (26.37) 12:17.02 (26.52)
12:43.30 (26.28) 13:09.74 (26.44)
13:36.42 (26.68) 14:02.91 (26.49) 14:27.50 (24.59)
3 Norman, Nick SR California 14:33.96 14:32.12 16
r:+0.72 24.00 49.99 (25.99)
1:16.14 (26.15) 1:42.41 (26.27)
2:08.87 (26.46) 2:35.34 (26.47)
3:01.87 (26.53) 3:28.38 (26.51)
3:55.00 (26.62) 4:21.62 (26.62)
4:48.18 (26.56) 5:14.82 (26.64)
5:41.41 (26.59) 6:07.83 (26.42)
6:34.27 (26.44) 7:00.72 (26.45)
7:27.19 (26.47) 7:53.56 (26.37)
8:20.04 (26.48) 8:46.45 (26.41)
9:12.87 (26.42) 9:39.32 (26.45)
10:05.80 (26.48) 10:32.29 (26.49)
10:58.89 (26.60) 11:25.51 (26.62)
11:52.23 (26.72) 12:19.13 (26.90)
12:45.93 (26.80) 13:12.86 (26.93)
13:39.84 (26.98) 14:06.67 (26.83) 14:32.12 (25.45)
4 Grieshop, Sean SO California 14:44.83 14:35.82 15
r:+0.68 24.25 51.09 (26.84)
1:18.15 (27.06) 1:45.21 (27.06)
2:12.10 (26.89) 2:38.85 (26.75)
3:06.04 (27.19) 3:33.01 (26.97)
3:59.49 (26.48) 4:26.30 (26.81)
4:53.06 (26.76) 5:19.75 (26.69)
5:46.29 (26.54) 6:12.91 (26.62)
6:39.42 (26.51) 7:06.19 (26.77)
7:32.80 (26.61) 7:59.24 (26.44)
8:25.79 (26.55) 8:52.54 (26.75)
9:18.98 (26.44) 9:45.28 (26.30)
10:11.85 (26.57) 10:38.35 (26.50)
11:04.94 (26.59) 11:31.34 (26.40)
11:57.79 (26.45) 12:24.48 (26.69)
12:51.24 (26.76) 13:17.97 (26.73)
13:44.40 (26.43) 14:10.65 (26.25) 14:35.82 (25.17)
5 Casey, Brendan SR Virginia 14:37.50 14:38.42 14
r:+0.67 24.28 50.26 (25.98)
1:16.42 (26.16) 1:43.01 (26.59)
2:09.53 (26.52) 2:36.27 (26.74)
3:03.13 (26.86) 3:29.82 (26.69)
3:56.56 (26.74) 4:23.22 (26.66)
4:50.05 (26.83) 5:16.69 (26.64)
5:43.42 (26.73) 6:10.13 (26.71)
6:36.95 (26.82) 7:03.65 (26.70)
7:30.39 (26.74) 7:57.51 (27.12)
8:24.39 (26.88) 8:51.28 (26.89)
9:17.97 (26.69) 9:44.50 (26.53)
10:11.30 (26.80) 10:37.88 (26.58)
11:04.78 (26.90) 11:31.76 (26.98)
11:58.65 (26.89) 12:25.70 (27.05)
12:52.83 (27.13) 13:19.71 (26.88)
13:46.34 (26.63) 14:12.97 (26.63) 14:38.42 (25.45)
6 Acosta, Marcelo SR Louisville 14:40.19 14:38.92 13
r:+0.72 24.06 50.66 (26.60)
1:17.57 (26.91) 1:44.67 (27.10)
2:11.92 (27.25) 2:39.12 (27.20)
3:06.31 (27.19) 3:33.21 (26.90)
3:59.99 (26.78) 4:26.80 (26.81)
4:53.95 (27.15) 5:21.18 (27.23)
5:48.09 (26.91) 6:14.97 (26.88)
6:41.80 (26.83) 7:08.58 (26.78)
7:35.31 (26.73) 8:01.80 (26.49)
8:28.41 (26.61) 8:54.90 (26.49)
9:21.57 (26.67) 9:48.19 (26.62)
10:14.92 (26.73) 10:41.48 (26.56)
11:08.09 (26.61) 11:34.88 (26.79)
12:01.98 (27.10) 12:28.99 (27.01)
12:55.85 (26.86) 13:22.14 (26.29)
13:48.61 (26.47) 14:14.42 (25.81) 14:38.92 (24.50)
7 Sweetser, True JR Stanford 14:46.43 14:39.07 12
r:+0.72 24.81 51.70 (26.89)
1:18.77 (27.07) 1:46.03 (27.26)
2:13.24 (27.21) 2:40.33 (27.09)
3:07.56 (27.23) 3:34.88 (27.32)
4:01.98 (27.10) 4:28.78 (26.80)
4:55.55 (26.77) 5:22.45 (26.90)
5:49.29 (26.84) 6:16.10 (26.81)
6:43.03 (26.93) 7:10.03 (27.00)
7:36.77 (26.74) 8:03.61 (26.84)
8:30.47 (26.86) 8:57.11 (26.64)
9:23.99 (26.88) 9:50.79 (26.80)
10:17.32 (26.53) 10:43.68 (26.36)
11:10.06 (26.38) 11:36.46 (26.40)
12:02.88 (26.42) 12:29.64 (26.76)
12:56.33 (26.69) 13:23.03 (26.70)
13:48.88 (25.85) 14:14.30 (25.42) 14:39.07 (24.77)
8 Higgins, Walker JR Georgia 14:54.05 14:39.52 11
r:+0.74 23.70 49.97 (26.27)
1:16.88 (26.91) 1:44.04 (27.16)
2:11.14 (27.10) 2:38.35 (27.21)
3:05.48 (27.13) 3:32.74 (27.26)
3:59.77 (27.03) 4:26.77 (27.00)
4:53.18 (26.41) 5:19.63 (26.45)
5:46.25 (26.62) 6:12.99 (26.74)
6:39.92 (26.93) 7:06.55 (26.63)
7:33.01 (26.46) 7:59.51 (26.50)
8:25.91 (26.40) 8:52.53 (26.62)
9:19.37 (26.84) 9:46.12 (26.75)
10:12.79 (26.67) 10:39.15 (26.36)
11:06.05 (26.90) 11:32.80 (26.75)
11:59.61 (26.81) 12:26.40 (26.79)
12:53.24 (26.84) 13:20.01 (26.77)
13:46.74 (26.73) 14:13.42 (26.68) 14:39.52 (26.10)
200 Back
Texas senior John Shebat finally came out on top. After finishing second in the 100 and 200 the last two years, he finally broke through for his first individual NCAA title in the 200 back on Saturday night at the 2019 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships in Austin, Texas. Shebat went out hard and swam a 1:36.42 as he held off sophomore teammate Austin Katz (1:36.45). Katz almost ran Shebat down as the two Longhorns went 1-2 in their home pool.
This is the second event in a row that the runner-up the last two seasons ended up breaking through for their first title. Michigan’s Felix Aubock was second in the 1650 in 2017 and 2018 and won his first NCAA title in the preceding event.
Shebat and Katz moved up to second and third all-time in the 200 back with their swims as Shebat was out under Ryan Murphy’s NCAA and American Record pace.
Cal’s Bryce Mefford (1:38.65) finished in third for the Golden Bears as Cal also had Daniel Carr (1:39.33) place fifth in the final.
NC State’s Coleman Stewart (1:38.81), who placed second twice on Friday night, placed fourth for the Wolfpack.
Florida’s Clark Beach (1:39.68), Hawaii’s Kane Follows (1:40.14) and Arizona State’s Zachary Poti (1:40.38) also swam in the A-Final.
Texas now has nine 200 back NCAA titles, the second most of any school. Shebat joins the likes of Rick Carey (1982-84), Doug Gjertsen (1987), Nate Dusing (2001), Aaron Peirsol (2003-04) and Katz (2018) as winners of the event for the Longhorns.
All-Time List:
- Ryan Murphy, Cal, 1:35.73 (2016)
- John Shebat, Texas, 1:36.42 (2019)
- Austin Katz, Texas, 1:36.45 (2019)
- Ryan Lochte, Florida, 1:36.81 (2006)
- Tyler Clary, Michigan, 1:37.58 (2009)
- Patrick Mulcare, USC, 1:37.80 (2017)
- Arkady Vyatchanin, NYAC, 1:37.87 (2013)
- Eugene Godsoe, Stanford, 1:38.21 (2012)
Event 16 Men 200 Yard Backstroke
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NCAA: N 1:35.73 26-Mar-16 Ryan Murphy, California
Meet: M 1:35.73 26-Mar-16 Ryan Murphy, California
American: A 1:35.73 26-Mar-16 Ryan Murphy, California
U. S. Open: O 1:35.73 26-Mar-16 Ryan Murphy, California
Pool: P 1:37.35 Ryan Murphy
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Shebat, John SR Texas 1:37.97 1:36.42P 20
r:+0.68 22.06 46.03 (23.97)
1:10.86 (24.83) 1:36.42 (25.56)
2 Katz, Austin SO Texas 1:37.72 1:36.45P 17
r:+0.69 22.53 46.69 (24.16)
1:11.32 (24.63) 1:36.45 (25.13)
3 Mefford, Bryce SO California 1:38.95 1:38.65 16
r:+0.66 23.37 48.21 (24.84)
1:13.38 (25.17) 1:38.65 (25.27)
4 Stewart, Coleman JR NC State 1:39.29 1:38.81 15
r:+0.70 23.09 47.84 (24.75)
1:12.95 (25.11) 1:38.81 (25.86)
5 Carr, Daniel SO California 1:38.56 1:39.33 14
r:+0.58 23.29 48.18 (24.89)
1:13.74 (25.56) 1:39.33 (25.59)
6 Beach, Clark SO Florida 1:39.37 1:39.68 13
r:+0.65 23.73 48.91 (25.18)
1:14.34 (25.43) 1:39.68 (25.34)
7 Follows, Kane JR Hawaii 1:39.15 1:40.14 12
r:+0.71 23.84 48.64 (24.80)
1:14.20 (25.56) 1:40.14 (25.94)
8 Poti, Zachary JR Arizona St 1:39.09 1:40.38 11
r:+0.74 23.32 48.72 (25.40)
1:14.78 (26.06) 1:40.38 (25.60)
100 Free
Harvard junior Dean Farris continued his incredible meet at the 2019 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships in Austin, Texas as he swam a 40.80 to win his second individual title of the weekend. Farris held off a hard charge from Minnesota senior Bowen Becker (40.83) who gave Farris everything he could handle the final 25.
Farris moved up to third all-time in the 100 free as Becker moved up to fourth.
Indiana senior Zach Apple (41.45) placed third for the Hoosiers as he was just off his best time of 41.36 from 2018.
The youngest in the final was freshman Daniel Krueger (41.56), who placed fourth for the Longhorns. Texas is 53 points out of first place as they are scratching for everything they can get to win a fifth straight team title in their home pool.
Cal picked up points from Ryan Hoffer (41.82) and Pawel Sendyk (42.06) in sixth and eighth.
Alabama’s Robert Howard (41.75) and NC State’s Justin Ress (42.00) also swam in the A-Final.
Harvard now has three NCAA titles in the 100 free as Farris joins the likes of Charles Hutter (1936) and Henry Dyer (1957) as winners of the event for the Crimson.
All-Time List:
- Caeleb Dressel, Florida, 39.90 (2018)
- Vladimir Morozov, USC, 40.76 (2013)
- Dean Farris, Harvard, 40.80 (2019)
- Bowen Becker, Minnesota, 40.83 (2019)
- Cesar Cielo, Auburn, 40.92 (2008)
- Michael Chadwick, Missouri, 40.95 (2017)
- Ryan Held, NC State, 41.05 (2018)
- Tate Jackson, Texas, 41.06 (2018)
Event 17 Men 100 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA: N 39.90 24-Mar-18 Caeleb Dressel, Florida
Meet: M 39.90 24-Mar-18 Caeleb Dressel, Florida
American: A 39.90 24-Mar-18 Caeleb Dressel, Florida
U. S. Open: O 39.90 24-Mar-18 Caeleb Dressel, Florida
Pool: P 41.00 30-Mar-19 Dean Farris, Harvard
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Farris, Dean JR Harvard 41.00 40.80P 20
r:+0.69 19.42 40.80 (21.38)
2 Becker, Bowe SR Minnesota 41.44 40.83P 17
r:+0.63 19.48 40.83 (21.35)
3 Apple, Zach SR Indiana 41.59 41.45 16
r:+0.62 19.73 41.45 (21.72)
4 Krueger, Daniel FR Texas 41.49 41.56 15
r:+0.74 19.86 41.56 (21.70)
5 Howard, Robert SR Alabama 41.69 41.75 14
r:+0.70 20.21 41.75 (21.54)
6 Hoffer, Ryan SO California 41.76 41.82 13
r:+0.64 20.18 41.82 (21.64)
7 Ress, Justin SR NC State 41.74 42.00 12
r:+0.62 20.05 42.00 (21.95)
8 Sendyk, Pawel JR California 41.76 42.06 11
r:+0.66 19.85 42.06 (22.21)
200 Breast
Cal senior Andrew Seliskar won his third event of the 2019 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships with a 1:48.70 in the 200 breast final on Saturday night in Austin, Texas. Seliskar used a strong back-half to take down the defending champion Ian Finnerty of Indiana. Finnerty finished in third at 1:49.90 as Minnesota freshman Max McHugh was runner-up at 1:49.41 for the Golden Gophers. McHugh was the second Gopher to finish second in an individual event tonight after Bowen Becker was second in the 100 free.
Seliskar is now third all-time in the 200 breaststroke while McHugh is now sixth all-time. Finnerty also improved on his best time, moving up to seventh all-time.
Barring an official search, Seliskar could be one of the first men to ever win the 200 breast and 200 free at the same NCAAs. Seliskar won the 200 free on Friday night in Austin and also won the 200 IM on Thursday.
Georgia Tech’s Caio Pumputis (1:50.79), Cal’s Reece Whitley (1:50.84), Ohio State’s Paul DeLakis (1:52.05), Texas A&M’s Benjamin Walker (1:53.09) and Georgia’s James Guest (1:53.47) also swam in the A-Final.
Pumputis swam in three A-Finals at NCAAs this week, placing sixth in both the 200 IM and 100 breast.
Cal now has five NCAA titles in the 200 breaststroke. Seliskar joins the likes of D. Graham Smith (1977-79) and Henrique Barbosa (2006) as winners of the event for the Golden Bears.
All-Time List:
- Will Licon, Texas, 1:47.91 (2017)
- Kevin Cordes, Arizona, 1:48.66 (2013)
- Andrew Seliskar, Cal, 1:48.70 (2019)
- Cody Miller, Indiana, 1:49.31 (2017)
- Josh Prenot, Cal, 1:49.38 (2016)
- Max McHugh, Minnesota, 1:49.41 (2019)
- Ian Finnerty, Indiana, 1:49.90 (2019)
- Chuck Katis, Cal, 1:50.54 (2015)
Event 18 Men 200 Yard Breaststroke
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NCAA: N 1:47.91 25-Mar-17 Will Licon, Texas
Meet: M 1:47.91 25-Mar-17 Will Licon, Texas
American: A 1:47.91 25-Mar-17 Will Licon, Texas
U. S. Open: O 1:47.91 25-Mar-17 Will Licon, Texas
Pool: P 1:48.66 27-Mar-14 Kevin Cordes, Arizona
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Seliskar, Andrew SR California 1:51.19 1:48.70 20
r:+0.61 24.34 51.94 (27.60)
1:19.74 (27.80) 1:48.70 (28.96)
2 McHugh, Max FR Minnesota 1:51.36 1:49.41 17
r:+0.70 24.53 52.47 (27.94)
1:20.64 (28.17) 1:49.41 (28.77)
3 Finnerty, Ian SR Indiana 1:51.24 1:49.90 16
r:+0.65 24.41 51.75 (27.34)
1:20.37 (28.62) 1:49.90 (29.53)
4 Pumputis, Caio SO Georgia Tech 1:52.40 1:50.79 15
r:+0.68 24.72 52.65 (27.93)
1:21.23 (28.58) 1:50.79 (29.56)
5 Whitley, Reece FR California 1:51.59 1:50.84 14
r:+0.77 24.87 52.74 (27.87)
1:21.14 (28.40) 1:50.84 (29.70)
6 DeLakis, Paul SO Ohio St 1:52.56 1:52.05 13
r:+0.70 25.40 53.80 (28.40)
1:22.60 (28.80) 1:52.05 (29.45)
7 Walker, Benjamin JR TA&M 1:52.58 1:53.09 12
r:+0.67 25.09 53.82 (28.73)
1:23.12 (29.30) 1:53.09 (29.97)
8 Guest, James SR Georgia 1:52.75 1:53.47 11
r:+0.62 25.38 54.12 (28.74)
1:23.36 (29.24) 1:53.47 (30.11)
200 Fly
NC State senior Andreas Vazaios won the 200 fly final on Saturday night at the 2019 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships for the second straight year. After moving to third all-time last year, Vazaios swam 0.03 faster in 2019 with a 1:38.57. Vazaios has the quickest second 100 as he used a huge 25.11 on his third 50 to solidify his lead going into the final 50. Vazaios finished ahead of 100 champion Vini Lanza (1:39.63) of Indiana and early leader Zheng Quah (1:39.68) of Cal.
Vazaios improved on his best time as he remains third all-time with his swim tonight. NC State has yet to win an NCAA title this week in Austin and Vazaios ended that drought with his gold in the 200 fly.
Zheng and Lanza are in the top eight all-time list but did not improve on their best times.
Louisville’s Nick Albiero (1:40.08), who has had a quietly successful meet in Austin, placed fourth for the Cardinals for his highest NCAA finish ever. He is now 13th all-time in the 200 fly.
Virginia’s Zach Fong (1:40.28), Cal’s Trenton Julian (1:40.94), Towson’s Jack Saunderson (1:41.06) and Georgia’s Camden Murphy (1:41.97) also swam in the A-Final.
Cal has officially clinched the 2019 NCAA title, their first title since winning in Austin in 2014.
NC State now has four NCAA titles in the 200 fly. Vazaios joins the likes of Richard Fadgen (1956), Steve Gregg (1976) and himself (2018) as winners of the event for the Wolfpack.
All-Time List:
- Jack Conger, Texas, 1:37.35 (2017)
- Joseph Schooling, Texas, 1:37.97 (2016)
- Andreas Vazaios, NC State, 1:38.57 (2019)
- Zheng Quah, Cal, 1:38.83 (2017)
- Vini Lanza, Indiana, 1:39.28 (2019)
- Dylan Bosch, Michigan, 1:39.33 (2014)
- Jan Switkowski, Florida, 1:39.55 (2018)
- Michael Phelps, NBAC, 1:39.65 (2010)
- Tom Shields, Cal, 1:39.65 (2013)
Event 19 Men 200 Yard Butterfly
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NCAA: N 1:37.35 25-Mar-17 Jack Conger, Texas
Meet: M 1:37.35 25-Mar-17 Jack Conger, Texas
American: A 1:37.35 25-Mar-17 Jack Conger, Texas
U. S. Open: O 1:37.35 25-Mar-17 Jack Conger, Texas
Pool: P 1:39.17 25-Feb-17 Jack Conger, Texas
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Vazaios, Andreas SR NC State 1:39.54 1:38.57P 20
r:+0.73 22.54 48.02 (25.48)
1:13.13 (25.11) 1:38.57 (25.44)
2 Lanza, Vini SR Indiana 1:40.18 1:39.63 17
r:+0.68 21.99 47.58 (25.59)
1:13.44 (25.86) 1:39.63 (26.19)
3 Quah, Zheng JR California 1:40.21 1:39.68 16
r:+0.57 21.99 47.13 (25.14)
1:12.69 (25.56) 1:39.68 (26.99)
4 Albiero, Nicolas SO Louisville 1:40.16 1:40.08 15
r:+0.64 22.35 48.20 (25.85)
1:13.83 (25.63) 1:40.08 (26.25)
5 Fong, Zach SR Virginia 1:40.18 1:40.28 14
r:+0.68 22.94 48.53 (25.59)
1:14.33 (25.80) 1:40.28 (25.95)
6 Julian, Trenton SO California 1:40.94 1:40.94 13
r:+0.65 22.43 47.59 (25.16)
1:13.60 (26.01) 1:40.94 (27.34)
7 Saunderson, Jack SR Towson 1:40.44 1:41.06 12
r:+0.64 22.35 47.79 (25.44)
1:13.77 (25.98) 1:41.06 (27.29)
8 Murphy, Camden SO Georgia 1:40.72 1:41.97 11
r:+0.68 22.70 48.78 (26.08)
1:14.83 (26.05) 1:41.97 (27.14)
Platform Diving
Texas sophomore Jordan Windle used a clutch final dive to win the platform diving title on Saturday night at the 2019 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships in Austin, Texas. Windle (447.00) scored 86 points on his final dive to overtake Miami junior David Dinsmore (440.75), who won the title in 2017. Dinsmore had the lead going into the final dive but his 77 points were not enough to overcome Windle’s final dive.
Windle actually took down the 2017 champ (Dinsmore) and the 2018 and 2016 champion in this event in Tennessee senior Colin Zeng (406.00). Windle won the first NCAA title in the platform board for the Longhorns as the sophomore won in his home pool.
Windle also took after fellow Longhorn Murphy Bromberg, who won the women’s platform title last week in Austin.
LSU’s Juan Hernandez (435.80) placed third for the Tigers, scoring 81 points on his fourth dive to put him in contention for the win.
Miami’s Zach Cooper (407.80), who competed in his only event this week in platform, placed fourth for the Hurricanes. Miami placed 21st as a team with only three total divers in the meet.
Tennessee’s Zeng (406.00), Purdue’s Ben Bramley (396.30), Ohio State’s Joseph Canova (368.95) and Kentucky’s Seb Masterson (321.30) also competed in the A-Final.
This is the first platform NCAA diving title for Texas.
Event 20 Men Platform Diving
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Meet: M 548.90 26-Mar-11 Nick McCrory, Duke
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Windle, Jordan SO Texas 363.90 447.00 20
2 Dinsmore, David JR Miami 459.90 440.75 17
3 Hernandez, Juan JR LSU 356.20 435.80 16
4 Cooper, Zach SO Miami 370.85 407.80 15
5 Zeng, Zhipeng SR Tennessee 445.65 406.00 14
6 Bramley, Ben FR Purdue 368.55 396.30 13
7 Canova, Joseph SO Ohio St 362.80 368.95 12
8 Masterton, Sebastian SR Kentucky 340.70 321.30 11
400 Free Relay
The Texas Longhorns closed the 2019 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships with a 2:45.12 in the 400 free relay as Texas won its second relay of the weekend in their home pool. The relay win is also the third gold of the night for the Longhorns. The team of Daniel Krueger (41.73), John Shebat (41.65), Tate Jackson (40.98) and Townley Haas (40.76) swam a 2:45.12 to win the four-team battle over NC State (2:46.25), Cal (2:46.41) and Indiana (2:47.22).
Texas was in a dogfight with the aforementioned four teams as NC State came in second with Jacob Molacek (41.91), Coleman Stewart (41.94), Nyls Korstanje (41.44) and Justin Ress (40.96). This is the third relay NC State finished in second in after grabbing the runner-up spots in the 800 free and 200 free relays.
Cal was third as the Golden Bears clinched their first NCAA team title since 2014. The team of Michael Jensen (42.15), Pawel Sendyk (41.92), Ryan Hoffer (41.24) and Andrew Seliskar (41.10) swam for the Golden Bears. Cal won the team title after only winning one relay (200 free) all week.
Florida State (2:48.51), Louisville (2:50.21), Ohio State (2:50.28) and Arizona State (2:50.47) also swam in the A-Final.
The fastest splits outside the top three came from Indiana’s Zach Apple (41.47), Jack Franzman (41.51), Louisville’s Zach Harting (41.80) and Florida State’s Emir Muratovic (41.88).
Texas now has ten 400 free relay NCAA titles. The 2019 team joins the likes of the teams from 1981, 1988-91, 1994, 2001, 2012 and 2017 as winners of the event for the Longhorns.
Event 21 Men 400 Yard Freestyle Relay
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NCAA: N 2:44.31 24-Mar-18 NC State
R Held, J Ress, J Molacek, C Stewart
Meet: M 2:44.31 24-Mar-18 NC State
R Held, J Ress, J Molacek, C Stewart
American: A 2:44.31 24-Mar-18 NC State
R Held, J Ress, J Molacek, C Stewart
U. S. Open: O 2:44.31 24-Mar-18 NC State
R Held, J Ress, J Molacek, C Stewart
Pool: P 2:48.33 27-Mar-14 Auburn
Chierighini, Disney-May, Mendes, Darmody
School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Texas 2:49.07 2:45.12P 40
1) Krueger, Daniel FR 2) r:0.02 Shebat, John SR
3) r:0.19 Jackson, Tate SR 4) r:0.15 Haas, Townley SR
r:+0.73 19.88 41.73 (41.73)
1:01.08 (19.35) 1:23.38 (41.65)
1:42.53 (19.15) 2:04.36 (40.98)
2:23.46 (19.10) 2:45.12 (40.76)
2 NC State 2:49.11 2:46.25P 34
1) Molacek, Jacob SR 2) r:0.30 Stewart, Coleman JR
3) r:0.16 Korstanje, Nyls FR 4) r:0.20 Ress, Justin SR
r:+0.64 20.01 41.91 (41.91)
1:01.72 (19.81) 1:23.85 (41.94)
1:43.17 (19.32) 2:05.29 (41.44)
2:24.34 (19.05) 2:46.25 (40.96)
3 California 2:48.38 2:46.41P 32
1) Jensen, Michael JR 2) r:0.09 Sendyk, Pawel JR
3) r:0.13 Hoffer, Ryan SO 4) r:0.25 Seliskar, Andrew SR
r:+0.66 20.29 42.15 (42.15)
1:01.53 (19.38) 1:24.07 (41.92)
1:43.38 (19.31) 2:05.31 (41.24)
2:24.78 (19.47) 2:46.41 (41.10)
4 Indiana 2:48.67 2:47.22P 30
1) Apple, Zach SR 2) r:0.42 Samy, Mohamed JR
3) r:0.26 Franzman, Jack FR 4) r:0.30 Blaskovic, Bruno SO
r:+0.61 19.77 41.47 (41.47)
1:01.39 (19.92) 1:23.50 (42.03)
1:43.23 (19.73) 2:05.71 (42.21)
2:24.92 (19.21) 2:47.22 (41.51)
5 Florida St 2:49.22 2:48.51 28
1) Pisani, Will SR 2) r:0.14 Ksiazek, Jakub FR
3) r:0.31 Muratovic, Emir SR 4) r:0.31 Kaleoaloha, Kanoa SR
r:+0.67 20.03 42.34 (42.34)
1:02.16 (19.82) 1:24.35 (42.01)
1:43.84 (19.49) 2:06.23 (41.88)
2:26.12 (19.89) 2:48.51 (42.28)
6 Louisville 2:49.64 2:50.21 26
1) Albiero, Nicolas SO 2) r:0.18 Barna, Andrej JR
3) r:0.11 Paulson, Colton FR 4) r:0.07 Harting, Zach SR
r:+0.64 20.72 42.89 (42.89)
1:02.62 (19.73) 1:25.16 (42.27)
1:45.19 (20.03) 2:08.41 (43.25)
2:28.18 (19.77) 2:50.21 (41.80)
7 Ohio St 2:49.39 2:50.28 24
1) Loy, Andrew JR 2) r:0.23 DeLakis, Paul SO
3) r:0.39 Abeysinghe, Matthew JR 4) r:0.24 Gaziev, Ruslan FR
r:+0.67 20.35 42.18 (42.18)
1:02.54 (20.36) 1:24.88 (42.70)
1:45.27 (20.39) 2:07.88 (43.00)
2:28.25 (20.37) 2:50.28 (42.40)
8 Arizona St 2:49.67 2:50.47 22
1) Swift, Carter SO 2) r:0.15 Carlson, Evan SO
3) r:0.28 Poti, Zachary JR 4) r:0.32 House, Grant SO
r:+0.57 20.17 42.62 (42.62)
1:02.48 (19.86) 1:24.96 (42.34)
1:45.25 (20.29) 2:08.17 (43.21)
2:28.38 (20.21) 2:50.47 (42.30)
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Hats off to those great and glorious Golden Bears~ great program led by a great coach. Fierce competition by the Longhorns but the strength of the Bears came through. Congratulations to eh Golden Bears on their latest championship! Ciongratulations also the the rest of the competitors. Great meet!