2024 NCAA Division II Swimming and Diving Championships
- Dates: March 12-16, 2024
- Times: Finals 10AM Eastern, Finals 5:30PM Eastern
- Location: SPIRE Institute Aquatics Center in Geneva, Ohio
- Defending Champions:
- Nova S’eastern women (1x)
- Indianapolis men (1x)
- Psych Sheets:
- Live Results
- Live Video (NCAA.com)
Day 4
Men’s 200 Yard Freestyle Relay – Timed Finals
- NCAA DII: 1:16.90 – Drury (K Ostrowski, K Glass, C Carlson, A Bowen, 2021)
- Meet: 1:16.90 – Drury (K Ostrowski, K Glass, C Carlson, A Bowen, 2021)
Podium:
- Henderson State – 1:16.50
- Tampa – 1:17.00
- McKendree – 1:18.48
- Florida Southern – 1:18.65
- Grand Valley – 1:18.73
- Drury – 1:18.78
- Indy – 1:18.86
- Lewis – 1:18.93
Henderson State took a big .40 bite out of the NCAA Division II and meet record in the 200 medley relay with a 1:16.50 from Lamar Taylor, Jack Armstrong, Jase Pinckney, and Patryk Dabrowski.
Swimming in the fastest heat, Taylor led off for Henderson State with 19.10, putting his team out front by half a body length at the 50 over top-seeded Tampa. Taylor handed off to Armstrong, whose 18.56 increase that lead to a full body length at the 100 (37.66). Pinckney (19.17) and Dabrowski (19.67) assured the back half and the Reddies got the win with 1:16.50. They were 1.64 seconds faster than they’d been a year ago – with 3/4 of this same quartet – and their time set a new NCAA Division II national record.
Everyone was a lot faster this time around. For comparison sake, here are the relevant splits:
| Henderson State, 2023 NCAA Division II Championships | Drury, 2021 NCAA Division II Championships | Henderson State, 2024 NCAA Division II Championships |
| Jack Armstrong, 19.41 | Karl Ostrowski, 18.92 | Lamar Taylor, 19.10 |
| Lamar Taylor, 19.11 | Kham Glass, 19.16 | Jack Armstrong, 18.56 |
| Jase Pinckney, 19.83 | Caleb Carlson,19.71 | Jace Pinckney, 19.17 |
| Tim Holt, 19.79 | Alex Bowen, 19.11 | Patryk Dabrowski, 19.67 |
| 1:18.14 | 1:16.90 | 1:16.50 |
