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Just 24 hours after breaking the 3-minute barrier in the 400 medley relay, Texas had a similar performance in the 200 medley relay Friday night, smashing the NCAA and US Open record with a 1:21.54. That smashed Michigan’s 1:22.27 from the 2013 NCAA Championships. In fact, the top two teams were under that record. John Shebat (20.84), Will Licon (22.91), Joseph Schooling (19.45) and Brett Ringgold (18.34) are the new record holders in that relay.
Alabama swam in second with a 1:21.89, the second fastest swim in history. The Crimson Tide were led by Connor Oslin’s 20.39 backstroke split that was the fastest in the field. Oslin, Pavel Romanov, Luke Kaliszak and Zane Waddell swam for the Tide on that relay. California was third at 1:22.28. Oslin, Licon, Schooling and Caeleb Dressel had the fastest splits for each stroke on that relay. Dressel swam a 17.93, a little slower than his 17.71 this morning.
Missouri (1:22.48), Florida (1:23.08), NC State (1:23.18), Stanford (1:23.74) and Louisville (1:24.06) also competed in the A-final.
Texas now has five NCAA titles in the 200 medley relay. The 2017 team joins the teams from 2003, 2001, 2000 and 1991 to win the 200 medley relay at the NCAA championships for the Longhorns.
Event 14 Men 200 Yard Medley Relay
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NCAA: N 1:22.27 3/29/2013 Michigan
M Ortiz, B Ortiz, S Fletcher, Z Turk
Championship: C 1:22.27 3/29/2013 Michigan
M Ortiz, B Ortiz, S Fletcher, Z Turk
American: A 1:22.40 3/27/2015 California
R Murphy, C Katis, J Lynch, T Messerschmidt
U. S. Open: O 1:22.27 3/29/2013 Michigan
M Ortiz, B Ortiz, S Fletcher, Z Turk
Pool: P 1:22.17 Michigan
School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Texas 1:23.17 1:21.54P 40
1) Shebat, John SO 2) r:0.30 Licon, Will SR
3) r:0.26 Schooling, Joseph JR 4) r:0.45 Ringgold, Brett JR
r:+0.61 10.28 20.84 (20.84)
31.03 (10.19) 43.75 (22.91)
52.45 (8.70) 1:03.20 (19.45)
1:11.91 (8.71) 1:21.54 (18.34)
2 Alabama 1:23.93 1:21.89P 34
1) Oslin, Connor SR 2) r:0.13 Romanov, Pavel SR
3) r:0.17 Kaliszak, Luke JR 4) r:0.14 Waddell, Zane FR
r:+0.59 9.99 20.39 (20.39)
30.71 (10.32) 43.69 (23.30)
52.76 (9.07) 1:03.63 (19.94)
1:12.15 (8.52) 1:21.89 (18.26)
3 California 1:23.27 1:22.28 32
1) Murphy, Ryan SR 2) r:0.26 Hoppe, Connor JR
3) r:0.24 Lynch, Justin JR 4) r:0.16 Sendyk, Pawel FR
r:+0.53 10.05 20.47 (20.47)
30.93 (10.46) 43.63 (23.16)
52.65 (9.02) 1:03.67 (20.04)
1:12.33 (8.66) 1:22.28 (18.61)
4 Missouri 1:23.29 1:22.48 30
1) Hein, Daniel FR 2) r:0.22 Schwingenschloebian SR
3) r:0.19 Sansoucie, Andrew SR 4) r:0.21 Chadwick, Michael SR
r:+0.50 10.56 21.24 (21.24)
31.37 (10.13) 44.17 (22.93)
52.99 (8.82) 1:04.03 (19.86)
1:12.87 (8.84) 1:22.48 (18.45)
5 Florida 1:23.37 1:23.08 28
1) Blyzinskyj, Jack SR 2) r:0.19 Bray, Chandler FR
3) r:0.14 Szaranek, Mark JR 4) r:0.27 Dressel, Caeleb JR
r:+0.57 10.56 21.26 (21.26)
31.94 (10.68) 45.07 (23.81)
53.91 (8.84) 1:05.15 (20.08)
1:13.62 (8.47) 1:23.08 (17.93)
6 NC State 1:23.53 1:23.18 26
1) Stewart, Coleman FR 2) r:0.17 Hren, Derek SR
3) r:0.14 Ress, Justin SO 4) r:0.31 Held, Ryan JR
r:+0.59 10.50 21.17 (21.17)
31.81 (10.64) 44.81 (23.64)
53.64 (8.83) 1:05.05 (20.24)
1:13.49 (8.44) 1:23.18 (18.13)
7 Stanford 1:23.97 1:23.74 24
1) Dudzinski, Ryan SO 2) r:0.13 Anderson, Matt SO
3) r:0.29 Liang, Andrew JR 4) r:0.31 Perry, Sam JR
r:+0.55 21.64 (21.64)
45.05 (23.41)
1:04.98 (19.93)
1:13.92 (8.94) 1:23.74 (18.76)
8 Louisville 1:23.87 1:24.06 22
1) Tarasevich, Grigory SR 2) r:0.10 Claverie, Carlos JR
3) r:0.16 Quallen, Josh SR 4) r:0.23 Carroll, Trevor SR
r:+0.56 10.50 21.38 (21.38)
31.59 (10.21) 44.97 (23.59)
53.81 (8.84) 1:05.12 (20.15)
1:14.00 (8.88) 1:24.06 (18.94)
Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 14 1. Texas 391.5 2. California 253 3. Florida 224.5 4. NC State 196 5. Indiana 189.5 6. Stanford 160 7. Southern Cali 142.5 8. Univ of Georgia 141 9. Missouri 135.5 10. Louisville 102.5 11. Auburn 100.5 12. Alabama 98 13. Arizona State 68 14. South Carolina 60 15. Purdue 57 16. Texas A&M 56 17. Tennessee 55 18. Michigan 46 19. Wisconsin 33 19. Ohio St 33 21. University of Miami 31 22. Lsu 28 22. Virginia Tech 28 24. Harvard 21 25. Arizona 19.5 26. Minnesota 18 27. Penn St 16 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
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