Scoring Out the Psych Sheet for the 2021 NCAA Men’s Swimming Championships

Data compiled by SwimSwam’s Andrew Mering.

2021 NCAA MEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS

  • When: Wednesday, March 24 – Saturday, March 27, 2021
  • Where: Greensboro Aquatic Center / Greensboro, NC (Eastern Time Zone)
  • Defending champion: Cal (1x) – 2019 results
  • Streaming:
  • Championship Central
  • Live Results

With the pre-selection psych sheets now live for the 2021 Men’s NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships, we can score out the individual swimming events.

The following projections are just that – projections. Every year, teams vary wildly from their psych sheets points to their actual scored points. Swimmers listed below will inevitably scratch, But these numbers at least give us a starting point for previewing the 2021 Men’s NCAA Championships.

Note: these projections do not include diving, where athletes will be selected via NCAA Zone meets later this month.

PSYCH SHEET SCORING – INDIVIDUAL & RELAY SWIMMING EVENTS ONLY

Placement Team Projected Score
1 California 448.5
2 Texas 428.5
3 Florida 323.5
4 Georgia 300.5
5 Louisville 252.5
6 Ohio State 191.5
7 Texas A&M 191
8 Indiana 188
9 Michigan 182
10 NC State 154.5
11 Alabama 136
12 Virginia Tech 131.5
13 Georgia Tech 87
14 Virginia 81
15 Arizona 63
16 Mizzou 62
17 Stanford 54
18 Notre Dame 44
19 Purdue 37.5
20 Minnesota 37
21 Pitt 34
22 USC 34
23 LSU 33
24 Tennessee 24
25 Penn State 15.5
26 Florida State 13
27 Wisconsin 6
28 Auburn 5
29 Iowa 3
30 UNC 2
31 Northwestern 1
32 Cincinnati 1

RELAY POINTS BY TEAM

These are the relay points only – these totals are already included in the list above.

Team Projected Points
Texas 172
Cal 156
Florida 156
Louisville 132
Indiana 114
Michigan 112
Georgia 98
Texas A&M 97
NC State 94
Ohio State 91
Alabama 90
Virginia Tech 51
Georgia Tech 36
Purdue 34
Virginia 28
Stanford 26
Mizzou 24
Arizona 18
Florida State 13
USC 4
Tennessee 2
Penn State 2

INDIVIDUAL PROJECTED SCORERS

Swimmer Team
Projected Points
Shaine Casas Texas A&M 60
Kieran Smith Florida 52
Nicolas Albiero Louisville 50
Jake Magahey Georgia 48
Carson Foster Texas 47
Drew Kibler Texas 46
Trenton Julian California 46
Paul Delakis Ohio St 44
Ryan Hoffer California 43
Jack Hoagland Notre Dame 40
Adam Chaney Florida 40
Danny Kovac Missouri 38
Javier Acevedo Georgia 38
Bobby Finke Florida 37
Max McHugh Minnesota 37
Hugo Gonzalez California 34
Brooks Curry LSU 33
Alvin Jiang Texas 31.5
Evgenii Somov Louisville 31
Luca Urlando Georgia 30
Reece Whitley California 30
Zach Yeadon California 29
Matt Brownstead Virginia 29
Matt King Alabama 29
Daniel Carr California 28
Youssef Ramadan Virginia Tech 27.5
Daniel Krueger Texas 27
David Schlicht Arizona 26
Ian Grum Georgia 26
Alexei Sancov USC 26
Caio Pumputis Georgia Tech 25
Camden Murphy Georgia 25
Antani Ivanov Virginia Tech 25
Ross Dant NC State 23
Mitchell Whyte Louisville 23
Destin Lasco California 23
Blaise Vera Pittsburgh 22
Jake Foster Texas 21
Brendan Burns Indiana 21
Mark Theall Texas A&M 20
Dillon Hillis Florida 19
Hunter Armstrong Ohio St 18.5
Brooks Fail Arizona 18
Will Chan Michigan 17
Kacper Stokowski NC State 17
Bryce Mefford California 17
Haridi Sameh Louisville 16.5
Bjorn Seeliger California 16
River Wright Michigan 16
Caspar Corbeau Texas 16
Daniel Roy Stanford 16
Sam Pomajevich Texas 16
Jake Mitchell Michigan 15
Zane Backes Indiana 15
Noah Nichols Virginia 15
Dillon Downing Georgia 14
Sem Andreis Ohio St 14
Blake Manoff Virginia Tech 14
Tomer Frankel Indiana 13.5
Jason Mathews Ohio St 13
Chris Staka Texas 13
Michael Brinegar Indiana 13
Christian Ferraro Georgia Tech 13
Luke Miller NC State 12
Cooper Van der Laan Pittsburgh 12
David Johnston Texas 12
Trey Freeman Florida 11
Michael Daly Penn St 11
AJ Pouch Virginia Tech 11
Michael Houlie Tennessee 10
Sean Grieshop California 9
Batur Unlu Georgia Tech 9
Greg Reed Georgia 9
Jake Marcum Alabama 9
Lyubomir Epitropov Tennessee 9
Braden Vines Texas 8.5
Patrick Callan Michigan 8
Alex Liang Stanford 8
Danny Berlitz Michigan 7
Tanner Olson Texas A&M 7
Matthew Menke Alabama 7
Colby Mefford California 7
Andres Puente Texas A&M 7
Alfonso Mestre Florida 6
Charlie Clark Ohio St 6
Sebastian Somerset California 6
Jack Franzman Indiana 5.5
Mikkel Gadgaard Auburn 5
Hudson McDaniel Ohio St 5
Gabriel Fantoni Indiana 5
Alex Zettle Texas 5
Justin Grender Virginia 5
Jack Dalmolin Georgia 5
Dare Rose California 4.5
Zach Brown NC State 4.5
Andrew Abruzzo Georgia 4
Nikola Miljenic USC 4
Kyle Barone Georgia Tech 4
Josh Dannhauser Wisconsin 4
Wyatt Davis Michigan 4
Josh Bottelberghe Notre Dame 4
Zach Hils Georgia 3.5
Nikola Acin Purdue 3.5
Jared Daigle Michigan 3
Ethan Heasley Texas 3
Kayka Mota Tennessee 3
Peter Larson Texas 3
Will Myhre Iowa 3
Eric Knowles NC State 3
Dylan Eichberg Virginia Tech 3
Will Roberson Penn St 2.5
Clark Beach Florida 2.5
Austin Katz Texas 2.5
Jack Walker Virginia 2
Caleb Aman Wisconsin 2
Ethan Hu Stanford 2
Jake Sannem Texas 2
Valdas Abaliksta UNC 2
Keefer Barnum Virginia 2
Ethan Harder Texas 2
Jonathan Affeld Stanford 1
Marin Ercegovic Arizona 1
Preston Forst Stanford 1
Kevin Houseman Northwestern 1
Jacob Steele Indiana 1
James Plage NC State 1
Blake Hanna Cincinnati 1
Derek Maas Alabama 1
Cole Crane Texas 1

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SwimFani
3 years ago

Diving is a very great part of this meet for TEXAS and for Tennessee, without diving the Vols would not be in the top 25.

swimfan210_
3 years ago

We’ve made to NCAAs! Remember thinking it would just be a dual meet season?
It’s super cool to get to see all the team point projections play out here, and seeing which teams are built better for NCAAs or conference (star power or depth) by seeing teams that got beat by another team at conference outscoring the other team on the psych sheet.

ISpeakTheTruth
3 years ago

With diving Texas wins by 50

Horninco
Reply to  ISpeakTheTruth
3 years ago

100

People gone be mad when texas has 6 up 3 down on boards

gkjhdslks
3 years ago

Petition to remove all photos from the article so no swimmers get cursed 😉

BWswim
3 years ago

Would be crazy to see Ohio State at 6th! Go bucks 🌰🔥

DCSwim
3 years ago

Only 1 point for midmajor’s wow this year’s been weird

Anonymous
Reply to  DCSwim
3 years ago

There’s a lot of midmajor’s that had to pause their season, and are just picking it up now, planning to hold conference championships soon.

SculptedSpartan
3 years ago

Watch out for Cole Crane of Texas this year and years to come. He has a nasty 2 fly and he seems to improve every time he races.I wouldn’t be surprised if he gets into the A final for the 2 fly and score some points in the 1 fly as well

swimfan210_
Reply to  SculptedSpartan
3 years ago

Assuming he ends up on the Texas roster…

SculptedSpartan
Reply to  swimfan210_
3 years ago

I think he’ll be right on the edge but I also said for years to come. He is especially talented at the 200 LCM fly and is one to look out for at trials.

Cal Swim Fan
3 years ago

Let’s go BEARS!!!!!!

About Karl Ortegon

Karl Ortegon

Karl Ortegon studied sociology at Wesleyan University in Middletown, CT, graduating in May of 2018. He began swimming on a club team in first grade and swam four years for Wesleyan.

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