2025 NCAA DII Championships: Results & Records From A Thrilling Meet

The Nova Southeastern women earned their third consecutive NCAA DII title by winning the final relay, while the Drury men claimed their first title since 2014 at this week’s 2025 NCAA Division II Championships in Indianapolis, Ind.

This was one of the best Division II Championships in recent memory. The team races were competitive until the final session, with the women’s race between Nova Southeastern and Drury undecided until the 400 freestyle relay. The Sharks won the race and beat the Panthers by 12 points, while the Drury men locked up the title ahead of Tampa, the defending champions, during the final session and won by 74 points.

Plus, there were intriguing storylines emerging from all directions from Jacob Hamlin sweeping his individual events to Bryn Greenwaldt competing in two national championships on the same day.

The stage had been set for a record-breaking weekend during the regular season as Hamlin, Agata Naskret, Cedric Buessing, Kirabo Namutebi, Jonette Laegreid, and the Drury men’s 400 medley relay had all broken division records before arriving in Indianapolis. The swimmers delivered at the championships as 13 NCAA DII records were broken over five days. The frenzy reached its peak on Saturday night, when the men’s 1650 free, women’s 100 free, women’s 200 back, and women’s 200 breast records all went down.

Below, find a full summary of the meet’s records, results, and team standings.

NCAA Division II Records:

• Men’s 800 freestyle relay: Tampa (Caleb Brandon, Parker Knollman, Jacob Hamlin, Rafael Ponce de Leon) — 6:17.93
• Women’s 50 freestyle: Bryn Greenwaldt, Augustana — 21.92
• Men’s 1000 freestyle: Jacob Hamlin, Tampa — 8:47.23
• Women’s 200 medley relay: Indy (Julia Magierowska, Megan Gregory, Andrea Paaske, Kirabo Namutebi) — 1:38.30
• Women’s 100 butterfly: Luna Mertins, Lynn — 51.78
• Women’s 100 backstroke: Agata Naskret, Colorado Mesa — 51.53 (400 Medley lead-off)
• Men’s 400 medley relay: Drury (Ivan Adamchuk, Davi Mourao, Alejandro Villarejo, Lucas Minuer) — 3:06.75
• Men’s 500 freestyle: Jacob Hamlin, Tampa — 4:14.62
• Women’s 100 backstroke: Agata Naskret, Colorado Mesa — 51.52
• Men’s 1650 freestyle: Jacob Hamlin, Tampa — 14:51.81
• Women’s 100 freestyle: Luna Mertins, Lynn — 48.07
• Women’s 200 backstroke: Agata Naskret, Colorado Mesa — 1:53.25
• Women’s 200 breaststroke: Jonette Laegreid, Drury — 2:08.59

Hamlin factored on four Division II records this week, teaming with Caleb Brandon, Parker Knollman, and Rafael Ponce de Leon to break the men’s 800 freestyle relay record on the opening night of the meet.

Agata Naskret and Luna Mertins also broke multiple division records this weekend. Naskret reset her 100 backstroke record twice, first leading-off Colorado Mesa’s winning 400 medley relay in 52.53. The next night, Naskret knocked a hundredth off her mark to win gold in the individual event before completing the backstroke sweep with a 1:53.25 in the 200 backstroke.

Mertins became the first DII woman to break 52 seconds in the 100 butterfly at her conference championship. She brought the record even lower by winning gold in 51.78. She then broke the 100 freestyle record on the final night of the meet with a 48.07.

Top 3 Results

Women

Men

Top Point Scorers

Women

1. Mellie Wijk, Drury — 74
2. Luna Mertins, Lynn/Tori Meklensek, Simon Fraser/Andrea Gomez Espinosa, Indy — 73
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5. Jonette Laegreid, Drury/May Lowy, Nova Southeastern/Claire Conover, Drury — 62
6. —
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8. Montana White, Azusa Pacific — 60
9. Kristina Orban, Nova Southeastern — 58
10. Agata Naskret, Colorado Mesa/Maria Fe Munoz, Drury — 49

Men

1. Jacob Hamlin, Tampa — 80
2. Jeremias Pock, Indy — 70
3. Volodymyr Gavrysh, McKendree — 63
4. Ivan Adamchuk, Drury — 61
5. Maks Minishowski, Catawba — 54
6. Davi Mourao, Drury — 51
7. Parker Knollman, Tampa — 48
8. Alejandro Villarejo, Drury/Rafael Ponce de Leon, Tampa/Connor Bichsel, Missouri S&T — 47
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Final Team Scores

Women

1. Nova S’eastern – 475 points
2. Drury – 463 points
3. Colorado Mesa – 376 points
4. Indy – 346 points
5. Lynn – 233 points
6. Tampa – 220 points
7. Simon Fraser – 211 points
8. Grand Valley – 198 points
9. Findlay – 185 points
10. Clarion – 140 points
11. West Florida — 138.5 points
12. Augustana — 125 points
13. Wingate — 115 points
14. Catawba — 102 points
15. Azusa Pacific — 90 points
16. NMU — 66 points
17. Oklahoma Christi/McKendree — 61 points
18. (tie)
19. Wayne State — 55 points
20. UMSL — 52 points
21. CSU East Bay/Delta State — 48 points
22. (tie)
23. MSU Mankato — 43 points
24. Henderson St. — 35 points
25. Truman St. — 26 points
26. West Chester — 24 points
27. Southern Conn — 14 points
28. Emmanuel/Carson-Newman — 12 points
29. (tie)
30. IUP — 10 points
31. Hillsdale — 9 points
32. Jewell — 8 points
33. Concordia/Florida Southern — 7 points
34. (tie)
35. Barry — 5 points
36. Ouachita — 3 points
37. Ashland — 2.5 points
38. Saginaw/Davenport — 2 points
39. (tie)

Men

1. Drury — 525 points
2. Tampa — 451 points
3. McKendree — 349 points
4. Grand Valley — 291.5 points
5. Indy — 290 points
6. Wingate — 174.5 points
7. Lewis — 163 points
8. St. Cloud St — 159 points
9. Colorado Mesa — 156 points
10. Lynn/Florida Southern — 152 points
11. (tie)
12. Wayne State — 142.5 points
13. NMU — 132 points
14. Clarion — 119 points
15. Nova Southeastern — 105 points
16. Catawba — 93 points
17. Ouachita — 68 points
18. Rollins – 67.5 points
19. Missouri S&T — 65 points
20. West Chester — 46 points
21. Findlay — 32 points
22. Simon Fraser — 29 points
23. Barry — 27 points
24. Carson-Newman — 26 points
25. Davenport/Mines — 24 points
26. (tie)
27. Delta State — 22 points
28. College of Staten Island — 20 points
29. Quincy — 16 points
30. Saginaw Valley — 15 points
31. Montevallo — 14 points
32. Roberts Wesleyan — 13 points
33. Henderson St. — 11 points
34. Florida Tech — 9 points
35. Biola — 7 points
36. Augustana — 2 points