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Scoring Out NCAAs After Midseason Invites: Men’s Edition

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Now that the midseason invitational meets have wrapped up in the NCAA, it’s time for a pre-Christmas check-in to see how things stand as we prepare for the winter semester and a fast and furious few months to kick off 2026 before the real show begins in March.

Below, we’ve outlined how a theoretical Men’s NCAA Championship would be scored based on times produced so far this season, without diving, using data from the Swimulator, which you can find here.

Note that the Swimulator scores out a meet as if it were a timed final (unless there’s a tie for 16th). If two swimmers tie for 8th, they’ll both get 10 points when, in reality, there would be a swim-off to see who would go to the ‘A’ final and get a minimum of 11, and who would be relegated to the consols and get a maximum of nine. In cases where swimmers tie for 16th, the Swimulator awards them both one point (rather than each getting half), when in reality, there would be a swim-off to see who would head to the ‘B’ final to earn that point (or more).

It’s also important to note that the Swimulator auto selects the three optimal events for each swimmer, and that may not be what they end up swimming at the actual meet.

TEAM STANDINGS

Rank School Points
1 Texas 468
2 Arizona St 403.5
3 Indiana 318.5
4 Georgia 279
5 NC State 216
6 Florida 201.5
7 California 176.5
8 Florida St 152.5
9 Stanford 123
10 Louisville 118.5
11 Tennessee 109
12 LSU 106
13 Michigan 92
14 Ohio St 91
15 Virginia 82
16 Auburn 70
17 Arizona 65
18 Southern Cali 63
19 Missouri 60.5
20 Penn St 49
21 Northwestern 45
22 UNC 43
23 Army 40
24 Alabama 37
25 Wisconsin 25
26 Yale 25
27 Texas A&M 24
28 SMU 21
29 Pittsburgh 14.5
30 Princeton 12
31 U.S. Navy 8.5
32 Virginia Tech 7.5
33 Minnesota 6
t-34 South Carolina 4
t-34 Delaware 4
36 Kentucky 3
t-37 Harvard 2
t-37 IU Indianapolis 2

Despite having their top swimmer, Hubert Kos, sitting out of collegiate competition for the fall semester, the defending champion Texas men still sit atop the standings at the midpoint of the NCAA season with 468 points, nearly the exact same number they scored at the 2025 NCAAs (463 excluding diving).

Kos scored the maximum 60 points last season, and will presumably do so again after setting SCM world records in the backstroke events at the World Cup in October. Adding him to their current roster is a scary prospect, making the Longhorns look like an unstoppable force heading into March.

In the midseason Swimulator rankings, Texas has six swimmers scoring 36 individual points or more, not including Kos or Rex Maurer, who scored 57 points last season but hasn’t hit top form yet in 2025-26 (or raced the 1650 free).

Leading the way for the Longhorns is newcomer Baylor Nelson, a transfer from Texas A&M, who has the top time in the nation in the 200 and 400 IM and also sits 5th in the 200 breast.

Arizona State, which fell to 6th last season after winning the 2024 national title, rockets up to 2nd in the standings at the midpoint of the season, thanks in part to phenomenal relays–they’re projected to score 172 points in relays, more than any other school, despite their 800 free relay time coming from a tri-meet earlier in the season. (The other schools that attended the CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge, Tennessee, Virginia and Michigan, have not raced the 800 free relay.)

They’ve also got Ilya Kharun leading the way with 55.5 points, while newcomers Rémi Fabiani, Adam Chaney and JT Ewing are the next three highest scorers for the team and have slotted in seamlessly with the Sun Devils.

Looking at the 2025 NCAA standings, Cal, Indiana, Florida and Tennessee finished 2nd through 5th behind Texas, and in the midseason rankings, Indiana once again sits up in 3rd (without factoring in their diving prowess) with a well-rounded roster boosted by a strong freshman class.

Florida sits back in 6th, with only three swimmers, Josh Liendo, Ahmed Jaouadi and Jonny Marshall, scoring points individually based on the current rankings, a big downturn after they had eight swimmers score at NCAAs last season.

Cal and Tennessee were expected to drop off with some major losses in the offseason, and that shows here with the Bears sitting 7th and the Vols in 11th.

Rising up to 4th in the midseason standings is Georgia, which finished 7th last year but has had big contributions from Luca Urlando, Ruard van Renen, Drew Hitchcock and Tomas Koski so far this season, and perhaps most importantly, they’ve got 134 relay points compared to the 92 they scored at the 2025 NCAAs.

The most surprising school cracking the top 10 is Florida State, a team that finished 18th at NCAAs last season but has three swimmers positioned to score double-digit points this season, led by Logan Robinson, and they’ve also got 100 relay points, more than double their total from the 2025 NCAAs (42).

Men’s 50 Free

Rank Swimmer School Time Meet Points
t-1 Ilya Kharun Arizona St 18.40 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #3 18.5
t-1 Josh Liendo Florida 18.40 Georgia Fall Invitational 18.5
3 Gui Caribe Tennessee 18.47 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #3 16
4 Tommy Palmer Arizona St 18.74 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #3 15
t-5 Jere Hribar LSU 18.75 Georgia Fall Invitational 13.5
t-5 Luke Nebrich Missouri 18.75 Mizzou Invite 13.5
7 Lucca Battaglini California 18.78 Minnesota Invite 12
8 Remi Fabiani Arizona St 18.79 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #7 11
9 Quintin McCarty NC State 18.81 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 9
10 Jonny Kulow Arizona St 18.82 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #7 7
11 Tolu Young Arizona St 18.89 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #1 6
t-12 Nikita Sheremet Louisville 18.92 Ohio State Fall Invitational 4.5
t-12 Adam Chaney Arizona St 18.92 Tennessee Invite 4.5
t-14 Garrett Gould Texas 18.94 Texas Invitational 2.5
t-14 Brendan Whitfield Virginia Tech 18.94 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 2.5
16 Nicholas Finch Yale 18.96 Ohio State Fall Invitational 1

Men’s 100 Free

Rank Swimmer School Time Meet Points
1 Gui Caribe Tennessee 40.91 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #3 20
2 Remi Fabiani Arizona St 41.10 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #7 17
3 Josh Liendo Florida 41.11 Georgia Fall Invitational 16
t-4 Jere Hribar LSU 41.15 Georgia Fall Invitational 14.5
t-4 Julian Koch Pittsburgh 41.15 Texas Invitational 14.5
6 Kaii Winkler NC State 41.21 Dual Meet Tournament 13
7 Jerry Fox NC State 41.31 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 12
8 Tomas Lukminas Arizona 41.33 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 11
9 Jonny Kulow Arizona St 41.54 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #1 9
10 Lucca Battaglini California 41.56 Minnesota Invite 7
11 Hudson Williams NC State 41.57 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 6
12 Dylan Smiley Indiana 41.59 Ohio State Fall Invitational 5
13 Brendan Whitfield Virginia Tech 41.62 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 4
14 Luke Nebrich Missouri 41.63 Mizzou Invite 3
15 Quintin McCarty NC State 41.78 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 2
16 Pedro Sansone Tennessee 41.83 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #7 1

Men’s 200 Free

Rank Swimmer School Time Meet Points
1 Remi Fabiani Arizona St 1:31.23 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #7 20
2 Koby Bujak-Upton Tennessee 1:31.30 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #2 17
3 Nikoli Blackman Tennessee 1:31.41 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #7 16
4 Tomas Koski Georgia 1:31.42 Georgia Fall Invitational 15
5 Jacob Wimberly Texas 1:31.51 Texas Invitational 14
6 Tomas Navikonis Ohio St 1:31.60 Ohio State Fall Invitational 13
7 Logan Robinson Florida St 1:31.77 Georgia Fall Invitational 12
8 Tomas Lukminas Arizona 1:31.88 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 11
9 Guy Brooks Louisville 1:31.95 Ohio State Fall Invitational 9
10 David King Virginia 1:32.10 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #4 7
11 Kaii Winkler NC State 1:32.14 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 6
12 Daniel Krichevsky Auburn 1:32.18 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 5
13 Antoine Sauve Michigan 1:32.26 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #6 4
14 Aaron Shackell Indiana 1:32.29 Ohio State Fall Invitational 3
15 Maximus Williamson Virginia 1:32.32 Virginia vs North Carolina 2
16 Quin Seider Arizona St 1:32.33 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #1 1

Men’s 500 Free

Rank Swimmer School Time Meet Points
1 Zalan Sarkany Indiana 4:09.57 Ohio State Fall Invitational 20
2 Ahmed Jaouadi Florida 4:10.72 Georgia Fall Invitational 17
3 Rex Maurer Texas 4:10.75 Texas vs. Tennessee 16
4 Ethan Ekk Stanford 4:11.10 SMU Invite 15
5 Aaron Shackell Indiana 4:11.14 Ohio State Fall Invitational 14
6 Leonardo Alcantara Alabama 4:11.28 Georgia Fall Invitational 13
7 Cooper Lucas Texas 4:11.59 Texas Invitational 12
8 Jordi Vilchez Ohio St 4:11.79 Ohio State Fall Invitational 11
9 Luke Whitlock Indiana 4:11.82 Ohio State Fall Invitational 9
10 Krzysztof Chmielewski Southern Cali 4:12.24 Texas Invitational 7
11 Ryan Erisman California 4:12.78 Minnesota Invite 6
12 Tomas Koski Georgia 4:13.85 Dual Meet Tournament 5
13 Pierre Largeron South Carolina 4:13.93 Gamecock Invitational 4
14 Yoav Romano Wisconsin 4:14.00 Texas Invitational 3
15 David Johnston Texas 4:14.08 Alabama vs Texas 2
t-16 Lorne Wigginton Michigan 4:14.50 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #4 1
t-16 Jovan Lekic LSU 4:14.50 University of Kentucky Dual meet 1

Men’s 1650 Free

Rank Swimmer School Time Meet Points
1 Zalan Sarkany Indiana 14:23.85 Ohio State Fall Invitational 20
2 Luke Whitlock Indiana 14:37.47 Ohio State Fall Invitational 17
3 Ahmed Jaouadi Florida 14:39.10 Georgia Fall Invitational 16
4 Nathan Wiffen California 14:41.69 Minnesota Invite 15
5 Ethan Ekk Stanford 14:43.13 SMU Invite 14
6 Liam Custer Stanford 14:44.51 SMU Invite 13
7 Max Carlsen NC State 14:44.52 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 12
8 Luke Ellis Indiana 14:45.59 Ohio State Fall Invitational 11
9 Santiago Gutierrez Princeton 14:45.61 Princeton Big Al Invitational 9
10 Leonardo Alcantara Alabama 14:50.57 Georgia Fall Invitational 7
11 Ryan Erisman California 14:50.68 Minnesota Invite 6
12 Noah Millard Yale 14:52.11 Ohio State Fall Invitational 5
13 Lance Norris NC State 14:52.16 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 4
14 Carson Hick Kentucky 14:52.84 Ohio State Fall Invitational 3
15 William Mulgrew Harvard 14:53.09 Minnesota Invite 2
16 Alec Enyeart Texas 14:53.38 Texas Invitational 1

Men’s 100 Back

Rank Swimmer School Time Meet Points
1 Will Modglin Texas 43.26 Texas Invitational 20
2 Ruard Van Renen Georgia 43.92 Georgia Fall Invitational 17
t-3 Adam Chaney Arizona St 44.13 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #1 15.5
t-3 Owen McDonald Indiana 44.13 Ohio State Fall Invitational 15.5
5 Max Wilson Florida St 44.43 Georgia Fall Invitational 14
6 Hudson Williams NC State 44.49 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 13
7 Stuart Seymour Northwestern 44.64 Texas Invitational 12
8 Johnny Crush Army 44.72 Army @ Navy 11
9 Luca Urlando Georgia 44.79 Georgia Fall Invitational 9
10 Evan Petty California 44.83 Minnesota Invite 7
11 Raekwon Noel Indiana 44.91 Ohio State Fall Invitational 6
12 Jonny Marshall Florida 45.13 Georgia Fall Invitational 5
13 Miroslav Knedla Indiana 45.16 Ohio State Fall Invitational 4
14 Jordan Tiffany Arizona St 45.20 ASU vs UNLV 3
15 Stepan Goncharov LSU 45.25 Georgia Fall Invitational 2
16 Ivan Tarasov Auburn 45.27 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 1

Men’s 200 Back

Rank Swimmer School Time Meet Points
1 JT Ewing Arizona St 1:39.00 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #7 20
2 Tommy Hagar Alabama 1:39.03 Georgia Fall Invitational 17
3 Jonny Marshall Florida 1:39.04 Georgia Fall Invitational 16
4 Alexandre Desangles Arizona 1:39.11 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 15
5 David King Virginia 1:39.37 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #4 14
6 Will Modglin Texas 1:39.41 Texas vs. Tennessee PM 13
7 Hayden Meyers Georgia 1:39.45 Georgia Fall Invitational 12
8 Adam Chaney Arizona St 1:39.59 ASU vs USC 11
9 Sam Powe Georgia 1:39.69 Georgia Fall Invitational 9
10 Daniel Diehl NC State 1:39.86 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 7
11 Miroslav Knedla Indiana 1:39.91 Ohio State Fall Invitational 6
t-12 Humberto Najera California 1:39.93 Minnesota Invite 4.5
t-12 Ben Irwin U.S. Navy 1:39.93 Army @ Navy 4.5
14 Ethan Ekk Stanford 1:40.02 SMU Invite 3
15 Nick Simons Tennessee 1:40.14 Tennessee Invite 2
16 Jack Berube SMU 1:40.15 SMU Invite 1

Men’s 100 Breast

Rank Swimmer School Time Meet Points
1 Nate Germonprez Texas 49.71 Texas Invitational 20
2 Campbell McKean Texas 50.37 Texas Invitational 17
3 Yamato Okadome California 50.48 Minnesota Invite 16
4 Kohen Rankin Army 50.76 Army @ Navy 15
5 Luka Mladenovic Michigan 50.92 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #2 14
6 Will Scholtz Texas 50.95 Texas Invitational 13
7 Mariano Lazzerini Penn St 50.96 Ohio State Fall Invitational 12
8 Andy Dobrzanski Arizona St 51.14 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #7 11
9 Elliot Woodburn Georgia 51.2 Georgia Fall Invitational 9
10 Luca Gissendaner California 51.25 Minnesota Invite 7
11 Zhier Fan Stanford 51.28 SMU Invite 6
12 Alexei Avakov Indiana 51.34 Ohio State Fall Invitational 5
13 Matvei Namakonov Delaware 51.47 Bucknell Invitational 4
14 Hank Rivers California 51.51 Minnesota Invite 3
15 Logan Kelly IU Indianapolis 51.56 CSU/MKE/GB 2
16 Juan Mora U.S. Navy 51.58 Army @ Navy 1

Men’s 200 Breast

Rank Swimmer School Time Meet Points
1 Will Scholtz Texas 1:49.59 Texas Invitational 20
2 Ben Delmar UNC 1:49.76 Gamecock Invitational 17
3 Nate Germonprez Texas 1:49.80 Texas Invitational 16
4 Yamato Okadome California 1:50.04 Minnesota Invite 15
5 Baylor Nelson Texas 1:50.71 Texas Invitational 14
6 Mariano Lazzerini Penn St 1:50.93 Ohio State Fall Invitational 13
7 Campbell McKean Texas 1:51.51 Texas Invitational 12
8 Andy Dobrzanski Arizona St 1:51.63 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #3 11
9 Noah Cakir Indiana 1:51.68 Ohio State Fall Invitational 9
10 Daniel Li Stanford 1:51.88 SMU Invite 7
11 Luka Mladenovic Michigan 1:51.99 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #6 6
12 Jake Eccleston Louisville 1:52.10 Ohio State Fall Invitational 5
13 Logan Brown Texas A&M 1:52.11 Texas Invitational 4
14 Michael Phillips U.S. Navy 1:52.43 Army @ Navy 3
15 Josh Bey Indiana 1:52.51 Ohio State Fall Invitational 2
16 Eli Martin Virginia Tech 1:52.53 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 1

Men’s 100 Fly

Rank Swimmer School Time Meet Points
1 Ilya Kharun Arizona St 43.38 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #7 20
2 Josh Liendo Florida 43.42 Georgia Fall Invitational 17
3 Luca Urlando Georgia 43.87 Georgia Fall Invitational 16
4 Michel Arkhangelskiy Florida St 44.43 Georgia Fall Invitational 15
5 Thomas Heilman Virginia 44.54 Tennessee Invite 14
6 Nicholas Finch Yale 44.62 Ohio State Fall Invitational 13
7 Owen McDonald Indiana 44.68 Ohio State Fall Invitational 12
8 Tyler Ray Michigan 44.78 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #2 11
9 Matthew Klinge Ohio St 44.81 Ohio State Fall Invitational 9
10 Rafael Gu Stanford 44.83 SMU Invite 7
11 Ruard Van Renen Georgia 44.86 Georgia Fall Invitational 6
12 Aiden Hayes NC State 44.94 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 5
13 Haakon Naughton Arizona 44.96 Arizona vs. USC 4
14 Filip Senc-Samardzic Arizona St 45.13 Tennessee Invite 3
15 Michal Chmielewski Southern Cali 45.15 Texas Invitational 2
16 Jordan Tiffany Arizona St 45.24 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #1 1

Men’s 200 Fly

Rank Swimmer School Time Meet Points
1 Luca Urlando Georgia 1:36.41 Georgia Fall Invitational 20
2 Ilya Kharun Arizona St 1:37.56 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #3 17
3 Thomas Heilman Virginia 1:39.09 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #4 16
4 Tyler Ray Michigan 1:39.60 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #4 15
5 Krzysztof Chmielewski Southern Cali 1:39.81 Texas Invitational 14
6 Dominik Mark Torok Wisconsin 1:40.07 Texas Invitational 13
t-7 Cooper Lucas Texas 1:40.40 Texas Invitational 11.5
t-7 Logan Robinson Florida St 1:40.40 Georgia Fall Invitational 11.5
9 Drew Hitchcock Georgia 1:40.46 Georgia Fall Invitational 9
10 Michal Chmielewski Southern Cali 1:40.91 Texas Invitational 7
11 Jacob Johnson Minnesota 1:41.10 Minnesota Invite 6
12 Martin Espernberger Tennessee 1:41.22 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #5 5
13 Andrew Shackell Indiana 1:41.26 Ohio State Fall Invitational 4
14 Mitchell Schott Princeton 1:41.36 Cornell vs Penn vs Princeton M 3
15 Jan Zubik Missouri 1:41.54 Mizzou Invite 2
16 Abdalla Youssef Nasr Auburn 1:41.66 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 1

Men’s 200 IM

Rank Swimmer School Time Meet Points
1 Baylor Nelson Texas 1:40.29 Texas Invitational 20
2 Will Modglin Texas 1:40.58 Texas Invitational 17
3 Owen McDonald Indiana 1:40.90 Ohio State Fall Invitational 16
4 Campbell McKean Texas 1:41.06 Texas Invitational 15
5 Logan Brown Texas A&M 1:41.59 Texas Invitational 14
6 Maximus Williamson Virginia 1:41.61 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #4 13
7 Nate Germonprez Texas 1:41.62 Texas Invitational 12
8 Louis Dramm UNC 1:41.92 Gamecock Invitational 11
9 Joshua Staples Northwestern 1:42.45 Texas Invitational 9
10 Daniel Diehl NC State 1:42.49 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 7
11 Jordan Tiffany Arizona St 1:42.69 Tennessee Invite 6
12 Sanberk Oktar Southern Cali 1:42.87 Texas Invitational 5
13 JT Ewing Arizona St 1:42.93 Tennessee Invite 4
14 Will Scholtz Texas 1:43.21 Texas Invitational 3
15 Luka Mladenovic Michigan 1:43.37 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #4 2
16 Danny Schmidt Auburn 1:43.39 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 1

Men’s 400 IM

Rank Swimmer School Time Meet Points
1 Baylor Nelson Texas 3:34.83 Texas Invitational 20
2 Cooper Lucas Texas 3:35.28 Texas Invitational 17
3 Tristan Jankovics Ohio St 3:38.91 Ohio State Fall Invitational 16
4 Jackson Millard Louisville 3:39.11 Ohio State Fall Invitational 15
5 Drew Hitchcock Georgia 3:39.57 Georgia Fall Invitational 14
6 Zalan Sarkany Indiana 3:39.73 Ohio State Fall Invitational 13
7 Joshua Staples Northwestern 3:40.05 Texas Invitational 12
8 Lorne Wigginton Michigan 3:40.18 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #2 11
9 Dominik Mark Torok Wisconsin 3:40.21 Texas Invitational 9
10 Louis Dramm UNC 3:40.54 Gamecock Invitational 7
11 Rex Maurer Texas 3:40.58 Texas Invitational 6
12 Noah Cakir Indiana 3:40.62 Ohio State Fall Invitational 5
13 Gregg Enoch Louisville 3:40.84 Ohio State Fall Invitational 4
14 Finn Hammer Georgia 3:40.99 Georgia Fall Invitational 3
15 Ben Delmar UNC 3:41.37 Gamecock Invitational 2
16 Cale Martter Georgia 3:41.43 Georgia Fall Invitational 1

Men’s 200 Free Relay

Rank School Time Meet Points
1 Arizona St 1:13.72 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #7 40
2 Florida 1:15.19 Georgia Fall Invitational 34
3 NC State 1:15.47 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 32
4 Missouri 1:15.64 Mizzou Invite 30
5 Louisville 1:15.74 Ohio State Fall Invitational 27
6 LSU 1:15.74 Georgia Fall Invitational 27
7 California 1:15.74 Minnesota Invite 26
8 Georgia 1:15.89 Georgia Fall Invitational 22
9 Texas 1:15.97 Texas Invitational 18
10 Tennessee 1:16.19 Texas vs. Tennessee PM 14
11 Florida St 1:16.20 Georgia Fall Invitational 12
12 Auburn 1:16.22 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 10
13 Stanford 1:16.31 SMU Invite 8
14 Indiana 1:16.37 Ohio State Fall Invitational 6
15 Texas A&M 1:16.59 Texas Invitational 4
16 Ohio St 1:16.62 Ohio State Fall Invitational 2

Men’s 400 Free Relay

Rank School Time Meet Points
1 NC State 2:45.16 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 40
2 Arizona St 2:46.11 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #1 34
3 Indiana 2:46.69 Ohio State Fall Invitational 32
4 Florida 2:47.04 Georgia Fall Invitational 30
5 Texas 2:47.40 Texas Invitational 28
6 California 2:47.56 Minnesota Invite 26
7 Georgia 2:47.63 Georgia Fall Invitational 24
8 LSU 2:47.73 Georgia Fall Invitational 22
9 Tennessee 2:47.93 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #2 18
10 Stanford 2:48.01 SMU Invite 14
11 Louisville 2:48.40 Ohio State Fall Invitational 12
12 SMU 2:48.72 SMU Invite 10
13 Auburn 2:49.24 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 8
14 Virginia 2:49.29 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #1 6
15 Arizona 2:49.37 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 4
16 Texas A&M 2:49.38 Texas Invitational 2

Men’s 800 Free Relay

Rank School Time Meet Points
1 Texas 6:07.66 Texas Invitational 40
2 Florida St 6:10.65 Georgia Fall Invitational 34
3 Ohio St 6:12.23 Ohio State Fall Invitational 32
4 Florida 6:12.51 Georgia Fall Invitational 30
5 Southern Cali 6:12.57 Texas Invitational 28
6 Georgia 6:12.73 Georgia Fall Invitational 26
7 Indiana 6:13.01 Ohio State Fall Invitational 24
8 Stanford 6:13.35 SMU Invite 22
9 Arizona St 6:13.37 Stanford – Arizona State – California Tri-Meet 18
10 Louisville 6:13.44 Ohio State Fall Invitational 14
11 Arizona 6:15.57 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 12
12 SMU 6:16.30 SMU Invite 10
13 Northwestern 6:16.48 Texas Invitational 8
14 Yale 6:17.81 Ohio State Fall Invitational 6
15 UNC 6:17.82 Gamecock Invitational 4
16 LSU 6:17.88 Georgia Fall Invitational 2

Men’s 200 Medley Relay

Rank School Time Meet Points
1 Arizona St 1:20.56 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #7 40
2 Texas 1:21.11 Texas Invitational 34
3 Indiana 1:21.99 Ohio State Fall Invitational 32
4 Georgia 1:22.18 Georgia Fall Invitational 30
5 Florida St 1:22.23 Georgia Fall Invitational 28
6 California 1:22.33 Minnesota Invite 26
7 LSU 1:22.42 Georgia Fall Invitational 24
8 Auburn 1:22.72 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 22
9 NC State 1:22.80 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 18
10 Army 1:22.95 Army @ Navy 14
11 Penn St 1:23.05 Ohio State Fall Invitational 12
12 Louisville 1:23.16 Ohio State Fall Invitational 10
13 Arizona 1:23.21 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 8
14 Missouri 1:23.24 Mizzou Invite 6
15 Michigan 1:23.48 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #6 4
16 Florida 1:23.64 Georgia Fall Invitational 2

Men’s 400 Medley Relay

Rank School Time Meet Points
1 Arizona St 2:59.87 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #1 40
2 Texas 3:00.34 Texas Invitational 34
3 Georgia 3:00.84 Georgia Fall Invitational 32
4 NC State 3:01.81 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 30
5 Indiana 3:01.97 Ohio State Fall Invitational 28
6 Florida St 3:02.52 Georgia Fall Invitational 26
7 Michigan 3:03.19 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #2 24
8 Auburn 3:03.70 Wolfpack Elite GAC Invitational 22
9 Louisville 3:03.74 Ohio State Fall Invitational 18
10 Stanford 3:03.89 SMU Invite 14
11 Penn St 3:04.13 Ohio State Fall Invitational 12
12 Virginia 3:04.50 CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Meet #1 10
13 Ohio St 3:04.56 Ohio State Fall Invitational 8
14 Missouri 3:04.59 Mizzou Invite 6
15 Northwestern 3:04.80 Texas Invitational 4
16 UNC 3:04.84 Gamecock Invitational 2

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Andrew
5 months ago

JT Ewing having a great season is awesome to see, robbed of an NCAA roster spot when he was poised to score at NCS

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Old Bruin
5 months ago

Hey now, don’t forget all the awesome conference champions (aka JMU and Tulane) who’ll be bumping some of these legit contenders right out of the playoffs (I mean NCAA championships)!

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Skattpack
5 months ago

Odds for ASU winning title

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MDS
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5 months ago

<5%, but you never know till you go through the process (eligibility, how Texas and ASU swim in relation to PBs, health, roster matters, etc.)

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swummer
5 months ago

Good on NU for getting some points on the board! I know last season was a little lackluster but they are really turning those guys around this year.

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snailSpace
5 months ago

Kinda wild how Texas went from the disappointment of 2024 to a title in 2025 and a probable blowout in 2026.

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Bon637
5 months ago

Bro forgot the UNLV invitational

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NCAA Guy
5 months ago

Cal and UVA have an enormous amount of work to do. Very curious to see how NCSU’s returners perform after an injury riddled down year last year, those relays are so solid

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swummer
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5 months ago

Virginia is in a really interesting place here: literally all of their individual points right now are tied up in 3 guys (King, Heilman, Williamson). Technically a handful can be attributed to the other relay swimmers, but that gets complicated quick.

If a single one of those 3 are off form in March, their placing potential is going to drop hard. It’s hard to predict exactly how they will end based on precedent. King was way off at NCAAs last year and scratched his 200 back for unknown reasons. Heilman seems to be reliable during domestic meets but historically falls apart at higher stakes international comps so who knows what will happen at NCAAs. Williamson has been strong so far… Read more »

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I miss the ISL (go dawgs)
5 months ago

Top 4 dawgs 🔥🔥

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DoctorNoc
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5 months ago

You never commented on the women’s rankings! Cherry picking?

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I miss the ISL (go dawgs)
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5 months ago

I have been in law school finals until yesterday lol God forbid I’m not reading every article they post

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About James Sutherland

James Sutherland

James swam five years at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, specializing in the 200 free, back and IM. He finished up his collegiate swimming career in 2018, graduating with a bachelor's degree in economics. In 2019 he completed his graduate degree in sports journalism. Prior to going to Laurentian, James swam …

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