The early-season dual meets are in the books and now teams across the NCAA are preparing for their first taper opportunities of the 2025-26 season.
Below, find all the currently available links you need to follow along with each of the major Division 1 meets this week.
If certain links to results or live streams are missing, we haven’t seen them posted yet from the host team. We will continue to update this article with links as they become available.
Georgia Fall Invitational
- November 18-21, 2025
- Where: Gabrielsen Natatorium — Athens, GA
- When: 9:30 am ET prelims/5:30 pm ET finals
- Participating Teams: Georgia, Georgia Tech, Alabama, Florida, Florida State, LSU
- Live Results
- Live Stream
Ohio State Fall Invitational
- November 18-21, 2025
- Where: McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion — Columbus, OH
- When: 9:30 am ET prelims/5:30 pm ET finals (5pm Tuesday start time)
- Participating Teams: Ohio State, Indiana, Yale, Cincinnati, Notre Dame, Louisville, Penn State, UCLA, Kentucky, Purdue
- Live Results
- Live Stream
Gamecock Invitational
- November 18-21, 2025
- Where: Carolina Natatorium – Columbia, SC
- When: 10 am ET prelims/6 pm ET finals (4 pm Friday start time)
- Participating Teams: South Carolina, UNC, Tampa, Florida Southern, Carson-Newman, East Carolina, North Florida, Georgia Southern, SCAD
- Live Results
- It does not appear that the meet will be streamed.
Texas Hall Of Fame Invitational
- November 19-21, 2025
- Where: Lee and Joe Jamail Swimming Center — Austin, TX
- When: 10 am CT prelims/6 pm CT finals
- Participating Teams: Texas, Texas A&M, USC, Stanford women, Wisconsin, Pitt, Northwestern
- Live Results
- It does not appear that the meet will be streamed.
Wolfpack Elite Invitational
- November 20-22, 2025
- Where: Greensboro Aquatic Center — Greensboro, NC
- When: 9:30 am ET prelims/5:30 pm ET finals
- Participating Teams: NC State, Virginia Tech, Army, Duke, Arizona, Auburn, George Washington, BYU
- Live Results
- Live Stream
SMU Invitational
- November 19-22, 2025
- Where: Robson & Lindley Aquatic Center — Dallas, TX
- When: 10 am CT prelims/6 pm CT finals (Nov. 22 finals will start at 2:30 pm)
- Participating Teams: SMU, Stanford men, Drury, Hawaii, Utah, Air Force men, North Texas, Arkansas, Notre Dame (diving)
- Live Results
- It does not appear the meet will be streamed.
Mizzou Invitational
- November 20-22, 2025
- Where: Mizzou Aquatic Center — Columbia, Missouri
- When: 9:30 am CT prelims/5:30 pm CT finals
- Participating Teams: Missouri, TCU, Wyoming, FIU, Missouri S&T, SIU, McKendree
- Live Results
- Live Stream
CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge
- November 21-23, 2025
- Where: Allan Jones Intercollegiate Aquatic Center — Knoxville, Tennessee
- When:
- Friday:
- Virginia vs. ASU @ 3 pm ET
- Michigan vs. Tennessee @ 6 pm ET
- Saturday:
- Meet 1 Winner vs. Meet 2 Winner @ 12 pm
- Meet 1 Loser vs. Meet 2 Loser @ 3 pm
- Meet 3 Loser vs. Meet 4 Winner @ 6 pm
- Sunday:
- Race For Third @ 10 am
- Championship Meet @ 1 pm
- Friday:
- Participating Teams: Virginia, Michigan, Tennessee, Arizona State
- Live Results
- Live Stream
anyone know if the teams taking on the dual meet challenge are tapering for it? will they contest a full slate of events?
Anyone know if the Hawkeye invite is being live-streamed?
Hawkeye Invitational is being live streamed on Iowa’s YouTube page: https://m.youtube.com/@iowaswimdive
Man can South Carolina plz live stream their meets??? I’d love to watch but can’t!
https://www.youtube.com/live/gClPFJwJcqg?si=2uHBeJ1SOXKGToG1
ESPN+ is listing a few more upcoming meets on its schedule: Youngstown State, Terrier Invite, Patriot, UT diving.
Assembling by far the greatest training group in the world but not being able to assemble one person with a camera is confusing.
Bob can get an Olympic finalist from Turkey to commit to training in Texas but he can’t find someone to point a camera at the pool. Hmm.
Not sure it is his call, had same problem with Eddie. Not sure why so many teams hate promoting their own sport but disappointing
You know, I guess looking back on the ones I would have been able to watch, I never did get to watch Texas at their midseason invite when it was at home but I would when they went to Minnesota. That makes sense
I think it has something to do with who owns the broadcasting rights , longhorn network?
I’m curious as to what the reasoning is to not stream midseason at all. Weird to think that we got an AR last year from Maurer that has no video and maybe a hundred to two hundred people have ever seen.
It’s still shocking to me that there’s no video around of Phelps’ first WR, and that was 2001. An AR at a pretty major meet with no extant video in 2024-25 is just nuts.
Today is your lucky day.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_xNmwYfANM
wait i’m an idiot. this is from world champs not trials. my bad
😂 Appreciate the thought nevertheless. Even that WR seems like it was tough to find for years.
wait my bad. that’s from WC not trials.
They do have exclusive streaming rights of Texas athletics. I don’t understand why the university wouldn’t want to showcase their own invite.
The Longhorn Network does not want to show the University of Texas losing to Stanford University.
Longhorn Network was the problem, at least when Eddie was there.
Happy mid-season invite week to all who celebrate!