(Race Video) Caeleb Dressel Scorches 18.20 For American, NCAA Mark in 50 Free
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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
Crazy time right there.
He goes twice as fast as me – mind you, I’m a 65-year-old lady.
Ditto
He’s lucky they weren’t doing fly overs. The pads wouldn’t have been triggered!
This guy is really fast!!!
Geeze!!
Joanna Rakoczy
So insanely fast! Inspo to get back in the pool..maybe..
Joanna Rakoczy fosho inspo
Jack Jackson, new target?! ?
Daniel Sammut 😮
Beast man ????
Daniel Sammut 😮