2023 NCAA DIVISION I MEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
- March 22-25, 2023
- Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center | Minneapolis, MN
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The 2023 NCAA men’s swimming and diving championships closed off with a thrilling finish, as Florida out-touched Cal by 0.01 seconds to break the NCAA and US Open record in the 400 free relay in a time of 2:44.07. In this article, you can see all of splits that were clocked in this relay.
100 free champion Josh Liendo was the fastest leading off by nearly a second, swimming a 40.66 that was just a few tenths off his individual time of 40.28. Jack Alexy, Leon Marchand, and Destin Lasco had the only 40-point rolling starts, with Alexy splitting a 40.51 to become the fastest swimmer in the field. Marchand’s 40.55 marked his only performance that was not the fastest in history at this NCAA meet, which speaks to how dominant he has been.
Leadoffs
Team | Swimmer | Time |
Florida | Josh Liendo | 40.66 |
Cal | Bjorn Seeliger | 41.5 |
Indiana | Van Mathias | 41.5 |
Tennessee | Gui Caribe | 41.68 |
Virginia Tech | Yousef Ramadan | 41.7 |
Notre Dame | Chris Guiliano | 41.71 |
Ohio State | Ruslan Gaziev | 41.79 |
ASU | Jonny Kulow | 41.89 |
Texas | Danny Krueger | 42.19 |
Stanford | Luke Maurer | 42.28 |
NC State | Noah Henderson | 42.31 |
Georgia | Reese Branzell | 42.32 |
Missouri | Jack Dahlgren | 42.47 |
Louisville | Michael Eastman | 42.52 |
Virginia | Matt Brownstead | 42.57 |
UNC | Patrick Hussey | 42.61 |
Alabama | Charlie Hawke | 42.72 |
Auburn | Logan Tirheimer | 42.74 |
Michigan | Bence Szabados | 42.91 |
Harvard | Marcus Holmquist | 43.19 |
Texas A&M | Connor Foote | 43.31 |
Wisconsin | Taiko Torepe-Ormsby | 43.39 |
Pitt | Stepan Concharov | 43.55 |
Rolling Splits
Team | Swimmer | Time |
Cal | Jack Alexy | 40.51 |
ASU | Leon Marchand | 40.55 |
Cal | Destin Lasco | 40.95 |
Tennessee | Jordan Crooks | 41.01 |
NC State | Bartosz Piszczorwicz | 41.05 |
Florida | Macguire McDuff | 41.05 |
Florida | Adam Chaney | 41.1 |
Stanford | Andrei Minakov | 41.11 |
Cal | Mattew Jensen | 41.12 |
ASU | Grant House | 41.13 |
Florida | Julian Smith | 41.26 |
Texas | Luke Hobson | 41.43 |
Auburn | Kalle Makinen | 41.55 |
ASU | Jack Dolan | 41.55 |
NC State | Giovanni Izzo | 41.7 |
Texas | Caspar Corbeau | 41.72 |
Indiana | Rafael Miroslaw | 41.8 |
Texas | Peter Larson | 41.81 |
Indiana | Gavin Wight | 41.85 |
Virginia Tech | Luis Dominguez | 41.88 |
Auburn | Aidan Stoffle | 41.92 |
Louisville | Abdelrhman Elaraby | 41.93 |
Stanford | Andres Dupont | 41.94 |
Alabama | Kaique Alves | 41.99 |
Virginia | Jack Aikins | 42.01 |
Indiana | Tomer Frankel | 42.02 |
Auburn | Ryan Husband | 42.02 |
NC State | Nyls Korstanje | 42.03 |
Alabama | Matt Menke | 42.03 |
Michigan | Nikola Acin | 42.05 |
Georgia | Zach Hils | 42.12 |
Virginia Tech | Will Hayon | 42.13 |
Louisville | Guy Brooks | 42.17 |
Tennessee | Bjoern Kammann | 42.17 |
Ohio State | James Ward | 42.24 |
Stanford | Ron Polonsky | 42.28 |
Louisville | Dalton Lowe | 42.31 |
Virginia | August Lamb | 42.32 |
Tennessee | Aleksey Tarasenko | 42.33 |
Texas A&M | Baylor Nelson | 42.33 |
Michigan | Cam Peel | 42.34 |
Texas A&M | Koko Bratanov | 42.37 |
Georgia | Dillon Downing | 42.41 |
Missouri | Grant Bochenski | 42.42 |
Wisconsin | Ben Weigand | 42.48 |
Virginia Tech | Carles Coll Marti | 42.63 |
Virginia | Connor Boyle | 42.63 |
Texas A&M | Collin Fuchs | 42.66 |
Alabama | Tim Korsntaje | 42.67 |
Ohio State | Mario McDonald | 42.68 |
Missouri | Ben Patton | 42.7 |
Missouri | Clement Secchi | 42.72 |
Michigan | Wyatt Davis | 42.73 |
Harvard | Jared Simpson | 42.74 |
Pitt | Sanchezinic Toledo | 42.79 |
Georgia | Bradley Dunham | 42.8 |
UNC | Noah Rutberg | 42.84 |
Notre Dame | Thacher Scannell | 42.86 |
Notre Dame | Alec DeLong | 42.87 |
UNC | Louis Dramm | 43.01 |
Harvard | Ryan Linnihan | 43.07 |
Wisconsin | Andrew Benson | 43.13 |
Notre Dame | Carson Wilburn | 43.17 |
UNC | Tomas Sungalia | 43.17 |
Pitt | Flynn Crisci | 43.21 |
Ohio State | Daniel Baltes | 43.23 |
Wisconsin | Jake Newmark | 43.39 |
Pitt | Marcin Goraj | 43.49 |
Harvard | Will Grant | 43.68 |
Cal had 3 of the 9 fastest flying start legs, and the second fastest first leg, but still got second. Insane.
32 total 41 splits or faster!!! That’s mind boggling. What a phenomenal way to end the meet!
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Jensen really stepped up with a great swim there.