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Scoring the 2026 Men’s NCAA Championship Psych Sheets

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by Madeline Folsom 21

March 10th, 2026 College, News

2026 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships

The NCAA has released the pre-selection psych sheets for the 2026 Men’s NCAA Championships on Tuesday, and SwimSwam has scored out the meet to see where the teams are projected to fall (before diving) at the biggest meet of the season later this month.

The entry lists are not finalized, but no schools are coming in over the maximum roster limit, so we scored the meet based on the current rosters. Indiana had the most swimmers invited with 16, which means they can still add four divers to their roster before they exceed the limit.

The defending champion Texas men qualified 13 athletes to the meet, tied with Cal for the 2nd most invites, and they are in a strong position to win their 2nd straight title. They are projected to score 447 points, 100 more points than the ASU men before diving comes into the equation.

There is a tight battle brewing for 2nd place with ASU (338) and Florida (333.5) projected to sit 2nd and 3rd respectively with just five points separating them. Indiana is projected to finish 4th with 299 points, but they will likely receive a big diving boost.

Last year, Texas was projected to score 480 points, 60 more than Florida, who was projected to score 420. They ended up scoring 490 points, 463 of which came from swimming, and they won by 19 points over Cal, who scored 471.

Thank you to Andrew Mering for compiling this information

Scored Psych Sheets

School Points Individual Relay Scoring Individual Scoring Relay
Texas 447 300 147 25 5
Arizona St 338 156 182 15 5
Florida 333.5 195.5 138 15 5
Indiana 299 180 119 18 5
NC State 257.5 143.5 114 15 5
California 217 105 112 13 5
Michigan 216 111 105 10 5
Tennessee 185.5 99.5 86 9 5
Stanford 130 60 70 7 5
Georgia 127 75 52 8 4
Florida St 122 48 74 4 5
Virginia 109.5 65.5 44 6 4
LSU 107 41 66 4 3
Ohio St 91 55 36 6 2
VA Tech 71.5 31.5 40 5 3
Louisville 59 19 40 4 2
Kentucky 52 26 26 3 1
Princeton 42 28 14 4 1
Wisconsin 41 15 26 2 1
UNC 32 32 0 3 0
Northwestern 29 21 8 4 1
Pittsburgh 29 17 12 2 2
Yale 29 29 0 3 0
Alabama 28 28 0 3 0
U.S. Military Academy 27 27 0 2 0
Arizona 27 25 2 4 1
Auburn 26 6 20 1 3
Penn State 18 18 0 2 0
Harvard 16 16 0 1 0
Missouri 15.5 4.5 11 1 1
Notre Dame 12 12 0 2 0
USC 11 11 0 3 0
SMU 6 0 6 0 1
Texas A&M 6 6 0 1 0
Penn 4 4 0 1 0
South Carolina 2 2 0 1 0
Minnesota 1 1 0 1 0
UNC Wilmington 1 1 0 1 0

Notes

  • Texas is projected to score 300 individual points, 100 more than Florida, who sits in 2nd with 195.5 total points.
  • ASU has the highest potential relay total with 182 projected relay points. They are the top seeds in the 200 free relay, 400 free relay, and 400 medley relay, and they are seeded 2nd in the 200 medley relay and 5th in the 800 free relay.
  • The Indiana men are seeded 4th, by just 30 points. Last year, they scored 117 diving points to Florida’s 3 points and ASU’s 0 points. At this year’s Big Ten Championships, they scored 132 diving points.
  • Cal, who was 2nd last season, is projected to finish 6th, just one point ahead of Michigan, who were 11th last year with 0 diving points. The Wolverines brought in 118 points at the 2026 Big Ten Championships.
  • There are eight teams projected to score more than 100 individual points. Last year, only five were projected to score more than 100, and six actually scored more than 100 with ASU bringing in 100 total.

Points Per Event

School Points 100 Backstroke 100 Breaststroke 100 Butterfly 100 Freestyle 1650 Freestyle 200 Backstroke 200 Breaststroke 200 Butterfly 200 Freestyle 200 IM 400 IM 50 Freestyle 500 Freestyle 200 Medley Relay 800 Free Relay 200 Free Relay 400 Medley Relay 400 Free Relay
Texas 447 37 55 0 1 0 17 43 0 23 53 48 0 23 32 40 11 34 30
Arizona St 338 15 7 17 20 0 19.5 4 17 13 0 2 41.5 0 34 28 40 40 40
Florida 333.5 12 17 26 13 33 32 0 0 0 0 4 18.5 40 40 2 32 32 32
Indiana 299 13 1 0 0 38 5 32 11 0 23 20 0 37 23 24 18 28 26
NC State 257.5 15 0 13 38 12 0 3 0 17 15 0 15.5 15 2 30 34 14 34
California 217 11 18 0 2 20 15 20 0 4 0 7 2 6 28 18 30 26 10
Michigan 216 0 14 17 0 0 0 16 18 0 19 16 11 0 23 22 6 30 24
Tennessee 185.5 5 0 14 17 0 5 11 0 31 0 0 16.5 0 8 10 22 18 28
Stanford 130 0 0 0 0 4 11 5 9 15 0 9 0 7 4 32 14 4 16
Georgia 127 16 3 15 0 1 0 0 26 9 0 5 0 0 18 0 2 24 8
Florida St 122 9 0 9 0 0 0 0 16 14 0 0 0 0 14 8 8 22 22
Virginia 109.5 0 0 12 0 0 20.5 0 13 7 13 0 0 0 0 12 4 12 16
LSU 107 0 5 0 20 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 14 0 30 0 24 0 12
Ohio St 91 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 12 9 14 9 4 0 34 0 0 2
VA Tech 71.5 0 0 0 14 0 1 1 0 3 0 0 12.5 0 0 0 26 10 4
Louisville 59 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 7 0 12 0 28 0 0
Kentucky 52 4 0 0 0 22 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 0 0 0 0
Princeton 42 0 0 0 6 3 0 0 14 5 0 0 0 0 0 14 0 0 0
Wisconsin 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 11 0 0 0 26 0 0 0
UNC 32 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 7 0 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Northwestern 29 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 12 0 0 0 0 0 8 0
Pittsburgh 29 0 0 5 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 6
Yale 29 0 0 11 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0
Alabama 28 0 0 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 3 9 0 0 0 0 0
U.S. Military Academy 27 14 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Arizona 27 0 0 2 7 0 4 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
Auburn 26 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 4 0 6 0
Penn State 18 0 12 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Harvard 16 0 0 0 0 16 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Missouri 15.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4.5 0 0 0 11 0 0
Notre Dame 12 3 0 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
USC 11 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
SMU 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0
Texas A&M 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Penn 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
South Carolina 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0
Minnesota 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
UNC Wilmington 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Swimming fans will remember in 2015 when Texas put six swimmers in the 100 fly ‘A’ final and three in the 200 fly ‘A’ final. That will not be the case this year with the Longhorns projected to score 0 points in butterfly events.

Instead, they are bringing the heat in the breaststroke and IM events. The biggest projected event of the meet is the 100 breast, where Texas is seeded to bring in a total of 55 points with three swimmers in the ‘A’ final and one swimmer in the ‘B’ final. They are also projected to score 53 points in the 200 IM, 48 points in the 400 IM, and 43 points in the 200 breast which are the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th highest scoring events, respectively.

ASU’s famous 50 freestyle group is seeded to bring in 41.5 points in the event with two swimmers seeded in the ‘A’ final and two swimmers seeded in the ‘B’ final.

Top Scoring Team Per Event

  • 100 Back: Texas (37)
  • 100 Breast: Texas (55)
  • 100 Fly: Florida (26)
  • 100 Free: NC State (38)
  • 1650 Free: Indiana (38)
  • 200 Back: Florida (32)
  • 200 Breast: Texas (43)
  • 200 Fly: Georgia (26)
  • 200 Free: Tennessee (31)
  • 200 IM: Texas (53)
  • 400 IM: Texas (48)
  • 50 Free: ASU (41.5)
  • 500 Free: Florida (40)

Individual Scoring Breakdown

ASU’s Ilya Kharun is seeded to score the most individual points at the meet with 52.5 projected thanks to his tie for top seed in the 50 free and his 2nd seeds in the 100 fly and 200 fly.

He is projected to score just one more point than Florida’s Josh Liendo, who is the top seed in the 100 fly, the top seed tie in the 50 free, and the 6th seed in the 100 free. As the reigning NCAA Champion in the 100 free, it isn’t out of the question for Liendo to earn 60 points. They are the only swimmers seeded to score more than 50 points.

Name School Points Event 1 Place Time Event 2 Place Time Event 3 Place Time
Kharun, Ilya Arizona St 52.5 200 Butterfly 2 1:37.56 100 Butterfly 2 43.38 50 Freestyle 1 18.4
Liendo, Josh Florida 51.5 100 Butterfly 1 43.06 50 Freestyle 1 18.4 100 Freestyle 6 40.94
Caribe, Gui Tennessee 47 100 Freestyle 2 40.45 100 Butterfly 5 43.93 50 Freestyle 3 18.46
Modglin, Will Texas 45 200 IM 5 1:40.58 100 Backstroke 1 43.26 100 Breaststroke 8 50.91
Nelson, Baylor Texas 45 400 IM 1 3:34.83 200 IM 3 1:40.29 200 Breaststroke 9 1:50.71
Ray, Tyler Michigan 42 100 Butterfly 3 43.83 200 Butterfly 4 1:38.82 50 Freestyle 8 18.66
Fabiani, Remi Arizona St 41.5 100 Freestyle 3 40.67 200 Freestyle 6 1:31.23 50 Freestyle 6 18.62
Germonprez, Nate Texas 41 100 Breaststroke 1 49.71 200 Breaststroke 2 1:48.94 200 IM 13 1:41.62
Sarkany, Zalan Indiana 40 1650 Freestyle 1 14:23.85 500 Freestyle 2 4:09.14 400 IM 14 3:39.73
McCarty, Quintin NC State 37 50 Freestyle 4 18.55 100 Freestyle 4 40.88 100 Backstroke 10 44.46
Okadome, Yamato California 36 200 Breaststroke 1 1:48.87 100 Breaststroke 3 50.32
Hribar, Jere LSU 36 100 Freestyle 1 40.42 50 Freestyle 5 18.57 200 Freestyle 15 1:31.65
Urlando, Luca Georgia 35 200 Butterfly 1 1:36.41 100 Butterfly 4 43.87 100 Backstroke 20 44.79
Kos, Hubert Texas 34 100 Backstroke 2 43.86 200 Backstroke 2 1:36.80 100 Butterfly 68 45.82
McDonald, Owen Indiana 33 100 Backstroke 6 44.13 200 IM 1 1:40.11 200 Freestyle 24 1:32.11
JAOUADI, Ahmed Florida 33 1650 Freestyle 2 14:25.14 500 Freestyle 3 4:09.28 200 Freestyle 52 1:33.34
Maurer, Rex Texas 33 500 Freestyle 1 4:08.46 400 IM 6 3:36.74 200 Backstroke 42 1:40.39
Bey, Josh Indiana 33 400 IM 2 3:34.90 200 Breaststroke 6 1:50.03 200 IM 14 1:41.68
Marshall, Jonny Florida 32 200 Backstroke 1 1:36.38 100 Backstroke 7 44.16
Mladenovic, Luka Michigan 32 200 Breaststroke 3 1:49.34 100 Breaststroke 5 50.69 200 IM 15 1:41.93
Winkler, Kaii NC State 30 200 Freestyle 2 1:30.92 100 Freestyle 8 41.03 100 Backstroke 15 44.62
Robinson, Logan Florida St 30 200 Butterfly 3 1:38.78 200 Freestyle 5 1:31.18 100 Butterfly 41 45.3
Whitfield, Brendan VA Tech 29.5 100 Freestyle 5 40.93 200 Freestyle 14 1:31.62 50 Freestyle 6 18.62
McKean, Campbell Texas 29 200 IM 7 1:41.06 100 Breaststroke 4 50.37 200 Breaststroke 15 1:51.03
Chaney, Adam Arizona St 28 100 Backstroke 4 43.93 200 Backstroke 6 1:38.33 50 Freestyle 18 18.81
Hafnaoui, Ahmed Florida 27 500 Freestyle 6 4:10.18 1650 Freestyle 5 14:30.74
Whitlock, Luke Indiana 27 500 Freestyle 5 4:09.60 1650 Freestyle 6 14:31.54 400 IM 41 3:42.69
Carlsen, Max NC State 27 1650 Freestyle 7 14:32.68 500 Freestyle 4 4:09.44
Heilman, Thomas Virginia 25 200 Butterfly 6 1:39.09 100 Butterfly 7 44.16 50 Freestyle 62 19.23
Scholtz, Will Texas 24 200 Breaststroke 4 1:49.59 100 Breaststroke 9 50.95 200 IM 32 1:43.21
Jankovics, Tristan Ohio St 23 400 IM 5 3:36.69 200 IM 9 1:41.49 200 Breaststroke 48 1:53.32
Taylor, Camden Texas 23 200 Freestyle 3 1:31.03 200 IM 10 1:41.52
Erisman, Ryan California 21 400 IM 10 3:38.94 1650 Freestyle 9 14:37.58 500 Freestyle 12 4:11.17
Geer, Colin Michigan 20 200 IM 2 1:40.15 200 Butterfly 14 1:40.09 100 Butterfly 30 45.04
Bujak-Upton, Koby Tennessee 20 200 Freestyle 1 1:30.77 500 Freestyle 22 4:12.56 100 Freestyle 33 41.9
Zuchowski, Josh Stanford 20 400 IM 9 3:38.58 200 Backstroke 8 1:38.73
Williamson, Maximus Virginia 20 200 IM 6 1:40.78 200 Freestyle 10 1:31.46 50 Freestyle 30 18.92
Schott, Mitchell Princeton 19 200 Butterfly 5 1:39.05 200 Freestyle 12 1:31.52 500 Freestyle 41 4:15.55
Lazzerini, Mariano Penn State 18 100 Breaststroke 7 50.88 200 Breaststroke 11 1:50.76
Bustos, Arsenio NC State 18 200 IM 4 1:40.39 200 Breaststroke 14 1:50.98 100 Butterfly 18 44.82
MILLARD, NOAH Yale 18 500 Freestyle 7 4:10.19 1650 Freestyle 11 14:41.76
Lucas, Cooper Texas 18 400 IM 4 3:35.28 500 Freestyle 14 4:11.59 200 Butterfly 18 1:40.40
de Groot, Koen Florida 17 100 Breaststroke 2 50.22
Koch, Julian Pittsburgh 17 100 Freestyle 7 41 100 Butterfly 12 44.56 50 Freestyle 24 18.87
Linscheer, Gio Florida 17 500 Freestyle 8 4:10.23 400 IM 13 3:39.36 1650 Freestyle 15 14:46.24
STAPLES, Joshua Northwestern 17 400 IM 7 3:37.62 200 IM 12 1:41.61 200 Breaststroke 38 1:52.93
Van Renen, Ruard Georgia 16 100 Backstroke 3 43.92 100 Butterfly 20 44.86 200 Backstroke 45 1:40.48
Hagar, Tommy Alabama 16 200 Backstroke 3 1:37.92 100 Backstroke 28 45.2 200 Freestyle 38 1:32.70
Klinge, Matthew Ohio St 16 100 Butterfly 10 44.48 50 Freestyle 9 18.68
Mulgrew, William Harvard 16 1650 Freestyle 3 14:26.79 500 Freestyle 18 4:12.03
Wigginton, Lorne Michigan 16 400 IM 3 3:35.21 500 Freestyle 21 4:12.54 200 IM 41 1:43.77
Sandige, Levi Kentucky 15 1650 Freestyle 4 14:30.04 400 IM 24 3:41.34 500 Freestyle 72 4:17.72
Najera, Humberto California 15 200 Backstroke 4 1:38.02 400 IM 29 3:41.59
Mark Torok, Dominik Wisconsin 15 400 IM 8 3:38.53 200 Butterfly 13 1:40.07 200 Breaststroke 43 1:53.06
McFadden, Henry Stanford 15 200 Freestyle 4 1:31.05 200 Butterfly 41 1:42.20 500 Freestyle 53 4:16.36
Crush, Johnny U.S. Military Academy 14 100 Backstroke 5 44.1 100 Freestyle 61 42.44 50 Freestyle 88 19.41
King, David Virginia 14 200 Backstroke 5 1:38.14 200 Freestyle 23 1:32.10 100 Backstroke 46 45.59
Delmar, Ben UNC 14 200 Breaststroke 5 1:49.76 400 IM 25 3:41.37 100 Breaststroke 31 51.69
Naughton, Haakon Arizona 14 200 Butterfly 7 1:39.22 100 Butterfly 15 44.69
Hayes, Aiden NC State 13 100 Butterfly 6 44.07 100 Backstroke 25 44.93 200 Butterfly 54 1:43.14
Rankin, Kohen U.S. Military Academy 13 100 Breaststroke 6 50.76 200 Breaststroke 37 1:52.85
Norman, Aiden Florida 12 200 Backstroke 7 1:38.60 200 Freestyle 54 1:33.45 100 Backstroke 65 45.97
SHEREMET, Nikita Louisville 12 100 Freestyle 12 41.39 50 Freestyle 10 18.71
Navikonis, Tomas Ohio St 12 200 Freestyle 7 1:31.32 100 Freestyle 59 42.42
Cakir, Noah Indiana 12 200 Breaststroke 7 1:50.47 400 IM 20 3:40.62 200 IM 23 1:42.47
Blackman, Nikoli Tennessee 11.5 200 Freestyle 8 1:31.41 100 Freestyle 20 41.7 50 Freestyle 16 18.8
Petty, Evan California 11 100 Backstroke 8 44.21 100 Freestyle 43 42.25 50 Freestyle 50 19.15
Noel, Raekwon Noel Indiana 11 200 Butterfly 8 1:39.26 100 Backstroke 23 44.82 100 Butterfly 40 45.28
Dobrzanski, Andy Arizona St 11 200 Breaststroke 13 1:50.95 100 Breaststroke 10 51
Nunziata, Gabe Tennessee 11 200 Breaststroke 8 1:50.59 100 Breaststroke 20 51.35
FINCH, Nicholas Yale 11 100 Butterfly 8 44.34 50 Freestyle 20 18.82 100 Freestyle 27 41.84
Wiffen, Nathan California 11 1650 Freestyle 8 14:34.17 500 Freestyle 23 4:12.57
Hitchcock, Drew Georgia 11 200 Butterfly 11 1:39.76 400 IM 12 3:39.16
Dramm, Louis UNC 11 200 IM 8 1:41.40 400 IM 19 3:40.54
Fox, Jerry NC State 9.5 100 Freestyle 9 41.3 50 Freestyle 16 18.8 200 Freestyle 45 1:32.94
Wilson, Max Florida St 9 100 Backstroke 9 44.43 100 Freestyle 23 41.81 50 Freestyle 85 19.4
Williams, Hudson NC State 9 100 Backstroke 11 44.49 100 Freestyle 14 41.48
Janton, Tommy Notre Dame 9 200 Backstroke 9 1:38.98 100 Backstroke 18 44.68 100 Butterfly 46 45.41
Arkhangelskiy, Michel Florida St 9 100 Butterfly 9 44.43 100 Freestyle 61 42.44 100 Backstroke 82 46.2
Holmes, Gibson Stanford 9 200 Butterfly 9 1:39.45 400 IM 46 3:43.41 100 Butterfly 54 45.59
Alcantara, Leonardo Alabama 9 500 Freestyle 9 4:10.45 1650 Freestyle 21 14:50.00 200 Freestyle 36 1:32.67
Koski, Tomas Georgia 9 200 Freestyle 9 1:31.42 500 Freestyle 26 4:13.85
Barnett, Toby Indiana 7 200 Breaststroke 10 1:50.75 200 IM 21 1:42.44 100 Breaststroke 34 51.71
Lunak, Seb UNC 7 200 Butterfly 10 1:39.75 100 Butterfly 71 45.92
LUKMINAS, Tomas Arizona 7 100 Freestyle 10 41.33 200 Freestyle 19 1:31.88 50 Freestyle 72 19.32
Hick, Carson Kentucky 7 1650 Freestyle 10 14:39.87 500 Freestyle 36 4:15.09
Ekk, Ethan Stanford 7 500 Freestyle 10 4:11.07 400 IM 27 3:41.52 200 Backstroke 35 1:40.02
Aikins, Jack Virginia 6.5 200 Backstroke 10 1:39.00 50 Freestyle 34 19.01 100 Backstroke 43 45.43
Ewing, JT Arizona St 6.5 200 Backstroke 10 1:39.00 200 Freestyle 64 1:33.66 100 Backstroke 75 46.12
Buff, Scotty Florida 6 100 Butterfly 11 44.53 100 Backstroke 24 44.85 50 Freestyle 39 19.07
Chmielewski, Michal USC 6 100 Butterfly 13 44.57 200 Butterfly 15 1:40.19 100 Backstroke 27 45.08
ZIVANOVIC, Uros Auburn 6 100 Breaststroke 11 51.1
Brown, Logan Texas A&M 6 200 IM 11 1:41.59 200 Breaststroke 18 1:51.55 100 Breaststroke 41 51.81
Young, Tolu Arizona St 6 50 Freestyle 11 18.72 100 Freestyle 48 42.32 100 Butterfly 76 46.01
Dinu, Patrick Princeton 6 100 Freestyle 11 41.36 200 Freestyle 33 1:32.50 50 Freestyle 42 19.1
Millard, Jackson Louisville 6 400 IM 11 3:39.11 200 IM 18 1:42.21 200 Backstroke 33 1:39.90
Shackell, Aaron Indiana 6 500 Freestyle 11 4:11.14 200 Freestyle 28 1:32.29 200 Butterfly 47 1:42.49
Wimberly, Jacob Texas 6 200 Freestyle 11 1:31.51 500 Freestyle 34 4:14.93 200 Butterfly 52 1:43.10
Saravia, Ulises Tennessee 5 100 Backstroke 12 44.5 200 Backstroke 42 1:40.39
Simons, Nick Tennessee 5 200 Backstroke 12 1:39.07 100 Backstroke 42 45.42
LISOVETS, Volodymyr LSU 5 100 Breaststroke 12 51.13 200 Breaststroke 84 1:54.95
Li, Daniel Stanford 5 200 Breaststroke 12 1:50.79 100 Breaststroke 25 51.54
Ellis, Luke Indiana 5 1650 Freestyle 12 14:43.01 500 Freestyle 55 4:16.49 400 IM 59 3:44.40
Chmielewski, Krzysztof USC 5 200 Butterfly 12 1:39.81 500 Freestyle 19 4:12.24 200 Freestyle 42 1:32.82
Palmer, Tommy Arizona St 4.5 50 Freestyle 12 18.74 100 Butterfly 44 45.38 100 Freestyle 53 42.37
Nebrich, Luke Missouri 4.5 50 Freestyle 12 18.74 100 Freestyle 18 41.63 100 Butterfly 81 46.07
OSMAN, Lysander Kentucky 4 100 Backstroke 13 44.56 100 Freestyle 52 42.35 50 Freestyle 54 19.17
Seymour, Stuart Northwestern 4 100 Butterfly 14 44.66 100 Backstroke 16 44.64 100 Freestyle 29 41.87
DESANGLES, Alexandre Arizona 4 200 Backstroke 13 1:39.11 100 Backstroke 61 45.89
Nguyen, Watson Penn 4 100 Breaststroke 13 51.18 200 Breaststroke 20 1:52.03
Battaglini, Lucca California 4 100 Freestyle 15 41.56 50 Freestyle 15 18.78 100 Butterfly 45 45.39
Kulow, Jonny Arizona St 4 100 Freestyle 13 41.47 50 Freestyle 20 18.82 200 Freestyle 48 1:33.06
Custer, Liam Stanford 4 1650 Freestyle 13 14:44.51 400 IM 71 3:46.06 500 Freestyle 73 4:17.89
Jones, Keaton California 4 200 Freestyle 13 1:31.60 200 Backstroke 31 1:39.78 500 Freestyle 40 4:15.52
Vilchez, Jordi Ohio St 4 500 Freestyle 13 4:11.52 200 Freestyle 37 1:32.68 200 Butterfly 66 1:43.71
Reyes-Gentry, Marcus Notre Dame 3 100 Backstroke 14 44.59 100 Butterfly 53 45.58 200 Backstroke 56 1:41.10
Kovacs, David Indiana 3 200 Backstroke 14 1:39.18 400 IM 55 3:44.18 100 Backstroke 67 46
WOODBURN, Elliot Georgia 3 100 Breaststroke 14 51.2 200 Breaststroke 69 1:54.39
Niewold, Sean Alabama 3 50 Freestyle 14 18.76 100 Butterfly 32 45.08 100 Freestyle 35 41.93
Gutierrez, Santiago Princeton 3 1650 Freestyle 14 14:45.61 500 Freestyle 66 4:17.29
Van Westering, Kai Indiana 2 200 Backstroke 15 1:39.19 100 Backstroke 38 45.35 200 Freestyle 47 1:33.04
Gissendaner, Luca California 2 100 Breaststroke 15 51.25
FENTE–DAMERS, Rafael Texas 2 200 Freestyle 16 1:31.73 100 Freestyle 16 41.58 50 Freestyle 57 19.2
Largeron, Pierre South Carolina 2 500 Freestyle 15 4:11.88 1650 Freestyle 38 14:57.46 200 Freestyle 44 1:32.92
Hochwalt, Michael Arizona St 2 400 IM 15 3:40.02
Balogh, Levente VA Tech 1 200 Backstroke 16 1:39.22 100 Backstroke 48 45.67
Gulledge, Travis Indiana 1 100 Breaststroke 16 51.27 50 Freestyle 75 19.33
Martin, Eli VA Tech 1 200 Breaststroke 16 1:51.10 100 Breaststroke 18 51.29 200 IM 51 1:44.03
Eidam, Ole Michigan 1 100 Butterfly 16 44.71 100 Freestyle 38 42.07 50 Freestyle 52 19.16
Johnson, Jacob Minnesota 1 200 Butterfly 16 1:40.20 100 Butterfly 20 44.86
Green, Sean Georgia 1 500 Freestyle 17 4:12.01 1650 Freestyle 16 14:46.88 400 IM 38 3:42.38
Carrico, William UNC Wilmington 1 200 IM 16 1:42.09 400 IM 37 3:42.15 200 Breaststroke 46 1:53.14
Bried, Tommy Louisville 1 400 IM 16 3:40.15 200 Butterfly 37 1:42.01 200 Breaststroke 62 1:54.07
Oliveira de Moraes, Eduardo California 1 500 Freestyle 16 4:11.96 200 Freestyle 51 1:33.33

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Oldmanswimmer
2 months ago

I’d love to see Indiana move up on diving but their divers were not very strong at Big 10’s.

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IU Swammer
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2 months ago

That’s typical for IU divers. They use Big Tens to experiment and throw some strange lists. They settle down at Zones, and are refined for NCAAs.

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Andrew
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2 months ago

They don’t have Carson Tyler or Quinn Henninger anymore – a guaranteed 90+ individual points combined.

This will hurt a lot

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Bay City Tex
Reply to  Andrew
2 months ago

Realistically, how many points should Indiana score in diving?

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NRT
2 months ago

Automatic qualifiers should be added in addition to the allotted amount of participants or at least have to have a time faster than the previous year’s s cutline. There are a lot of amazing swimmers who have top 25 times nationally, sitting home. Nationally ranked top 18-25th swimmers should not have to be on a bubble and feel the need to swim last chance meets. Body of work should be strong enough to qualify for this event.

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To be or not to B-Final, that is the question.
Reply to  NRT
2 months ago

This is also the risk one takes when a swimmer decides he/she MUST join the fastest team / fastest conference they can grab a roster spot. Nothing has ever been guaranteed. The paradigm has shifted, and the swimmers will adapt.

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CuriousFan
2 months ago

I believe your *note* on diving is completely wrong. Florida didn’t score more points that IU in diving last year and to use Indiana’s point total for diving at BIG10s is relevant since they score A-C Finals

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MigBike
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2 months ago

Might be time to re-read the “NOTES”.
IU just might finish 2nd!

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Anonymous
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2 months ago

It’s hard to see IU not finishing 2nd.

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SwimGod
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2 months ago

Na they will choke for sure. Divers aren’t even that good this year

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Wethorn
2 months ago

Texas appears to have qualified all 3 of their divers.

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Jimbo
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2 months ago

All three on both springboards but only one will be going for tower tomorrow.

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MigBike
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2 months ago

Tennessee has three men divers qualified

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JeahBrah
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2 months ago

Interesting that Jacob Welsh, the unexpected scoring hero of last years NCAAs, hasn’t competed all year for Texas

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Bobthebuilderrocks
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2 months ago

I’m confused as to where Logan Walker’s been. He’s clearly been training but no meets at all

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wethorn
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2 months ago

After two boards, I have the following diving qualifiers among top teams.
Texas 3 divers
Florida 3 divers
ASU 0 divers
Indiana 3 divers
Cal 2 divers

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Miranda
2 months ago

This is fascinating to see. Imagine if Kharun actually beats Liendo in the 100 fly. It isn’t likely, but not out of the realm of possibility. (It’s happened in LC) I did not have Kharun as the overall points leader in my predictions. Wow.

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Spieker Pool Lap Swimmer
2 months ago

>Cal, who was 2nd last season, is projected to finish 7th
Or 6th?

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Bobthebuilderrocks
2 months ago

Yea, Texas men historically known for 100 breaststrokers and Bob Bowman, historically known as a great breaststroke coach. Wild times we are living in

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samulih
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2 months ago

He has also assistants

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Bobthebuilderrocks
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2 months ago

.. duh?

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