Introducing: SwimSwam Meet Results Archive

Ever wondered “why is it so hard to find old meet results?”  Us too.  Broken links from redesigned collegiate websites and the use of live results pages have made records of major championships disappear at an alarmingly-fast rate.

So, for our readers (and our own sake here at SwimSwam), we decided to take on the task of gathering old meet results, digging deep across college websites, and reaching out to Conference Information Directors to get started.  In the spirit of the upcoming championship season, we’re beginning first with NCAA conference and DI Championship results.  Ever wonder who won the men’s 100 back at the 2003 Big Ten Championships (Todd Smolinski, as it turns out)?  Now you can find out in two clicks from anywhere on SwimSwam.com

Have any other old results you want to see?  See anything missing?  Have a trove of old meet results to share?  Comment below, or feel free to drop us an email on our contact page.

The SwimSwam Results Archive is now available directly from the navigation bar at the top of your page.  Go to the “SwimSwam Results Archive” link under “MORE” to find past meet results.

Link: SwimSwam Results Archive

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TxSwimDad
5 years ago

This is awesome. Thank you.

RUN-DMC
5 years ago

An Analysis of Women’s NCAA results, 2010-2018

Below is an analysis of the performance of the top women’s swimming & diving programs of this decade, with 2013 results included.

Teams are ranked according to their average points scored at the NCAA championship meet:

Team Score Avg. Rank
1 California 398.7 2.0
2 Stanford 388.4 3.0
3 Georgia 373.5 3.2
4 Texas A&M 283.1 4.9
5 Southern Cal 242.3 6.7
6 Arizona 194.1 10.0
7 Texas 176.2 8.6
8 Florida 168.4 17.0
9 Tennessee 166.3 10.6
10 Virginia 143.0 11.0
11 Indiana 141.7 10.4
12 Minnesota 135.1 11.1
13 Louisville 108.5 17.8
14 Auburn 107.8 15.0… Read more »

RUN-DMC
5 years ago

An analysis of Women’s NCAA results, 2010-2018

Below is an analysis of the performance of the top women’s swimming & diving programs of this decade. Team totals were not available for 2013, so that year is not included.

Teams are ranked according to their average points scored at the NCAA championship meet:

Team Score Avg. Rank
1 Stanford 406.2 2.4
2 California 399.4 2.0
3 Georgia 360.6 3.5
4 Texas A&M 277.8 5.0
5 Southern Cal 236.3 6.6
6 Arizona 179.4 10.6
7 Texas 175.0 8.5
8 Virginia 155.3 10.1
9 Florida 151.3 23.3
10 Tennessee 146.4 11.5
11 Indiana 145.1 10.4
12 Minnesota 134.3 11.3
… Read more »

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Reply to  RUN-DMC
5 years ago

2013 team results:
1. Georgia…..477
2. California ….393
3. Tennessee….325½
4. Texas A&M….323½
5. Arizona…..311
6. Florida…..305
7. Southern California…291
8. Stanford…..246
9. Texas…..186
10. Minnesota….141
11. Indiana …..115
12. North Carolina ….102
13. Auburn…..87
14. Missouri …..71
15. Wisconsin….65
16. Notre Dame ….55
17. UCLA…..54
18. Virginia …..45
19. Purdue…..44
20. Miami (FL)….40
21. Columbia…..37
22. Louisville…..36
23. Arizona St….31
24. SMU…..26
24. Virginia Tech….26
26. Arkansas…..24
27. Eastern Mich….23
28. Ohio St…..22
29. Penn St…..21
30. Massachusetts….18
31. West Virginia….13
32. Florida St…..12
32. Milwaukee….12
34. LSU…..11
34. Yale…..11
36. Michigan…..9
37. Buffalo…..4
37. North Carolina St….4
37. Princeton…..4
37. Towson…..4
41. Fresno St…..2
41. San Diego St. ….2
43. Villanova…..1

Cuse Guy
5 years ago

No old Big East results??

Barry
5 years ago

I love you guys so much.

DRESSEL IS GOD
5 years ago

YOU BEAUTIFUL MAN

EMH16
5 years ago

This is AWESOME!!

Norbert Wronkletoad
5 years ago

Thank you! this is awesome! fun seeing the late80s / early 90s folks’ names again 🙂

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Morgan Priestley

A Stanford University and Birmingham, Michigan native, Morgan Priestley started writing for SwimSwam in February 2013 on a whim, and is loving that his tendency to follow and over-analyze swim results can finally be put to good use. Morgan swam competitively for 15+ years, primarily excelling in the mid-distance freestyles. While …

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