2018 MEN’S NCAA SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
- Wednesday, March 21 – Saturday, March 24
- Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center – Minneapolis, Minnesota
- Defending champion: Texas (3x) (results)
- Psych Sheet
- Live results
- Championship Central
- Live stream: Wednesday/Thursday Finals, All Prelims on BTN2GO; Friday/Saturday Finals on WatchESPN
Eyes in the swimming world were on Minneapolis, Minnesota this morning for the 100 fly prelims as it set up a rematch between Texas’ Joseph Schooling and defending champion Caeleb Dressel of Florida in tonight’s final. Since he hasn’t swum the event much this season, Dressel stepped up for the first heat. He took it out way under record pace (21.03) in 20.32, but shut it down on the back half to touch in 44.37. That was the 9th fastest performance of all time.
Indiana’s Vini Lanza also had an impressive performance this morning, putting up a lifetime best 44.66 to become the 8th fastest performer ever. He’s now the 2nd seed for finals behind Dressel, while Schooling is the 3rd seed in 44.97.
Dressel’s Splits:
- 1st 50 Split- 20.32
- 2nd 50 Split- 24.05
- Final Time- 44.37
Lanza’s Splits:
- 1st 50 Split- 20.88
- 2nd 50 Split- 23.78
- Final Time- 44.66
ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMERS: MEN’S 100 FLY
Place | Swimmer | Time |
1 | Caeleb Dressel | 43.58 |
2 | Joseph Schooling | 43.75 |
3 | Tom Shields | 43.84 |
4 | Austin Staab | 44.18 |
5 | Jack Conger | 44.35 |
6 | Albert Subirats | 44.57 |
7 | Tyler McGill | 44.63 |
8 | Vini Lanza | 44.66 |
9 | Ian Crocker | 44.72 |
10 | Giles Smith | 44.73 |
ALL-TIME TOP 10 PERFORMANCES: MEN’S 100 FLY
Place | Swimmer | Time |
1 | Caeleb Dressel | 43.58 |
2 | Joseph Schooling | 43.75 |
3 | Tom Shields | 43.84 |
4 | Joseph Schooling | 44.01 |
5 | Joseph Schooling | 44.06 |
6 | Austin Staab | 44.18 |
7 | Caeleb Dressel | 44.21 |
8 | Jack Conger | 44.35 |
9 | Caeleb Dressel | 44.37 |
10 | Caeleb Dressel | 44.40 |
Schooling beat one GOAT for a memory of a lifetime for him… but it feels like he may have already gotten passed by the next GOAT
2 more years to olympics. Anything can happen.
I would watch out more the Europeans kids than Schooling for Tokyo..
The Hungarians are getting dirty in the fly events??
i know right? 47 100 fly from Dressel by Tokyo
Lanza is doing very well. Hope he is at pan pacs
Schooling is doomed. 20.32 going out in prelims???? That’s nuts!!!!!!!!!! If he splits like he did last year on the back-half (not to mention the long turns), I would not be surprised if he cracks 43.