Southeastern Conference (SEC) – Men and Women
- Dates: Tuesday, February 18–Saturday, February 22
- Location: Gabrielsen Natatorium, Athens, GA
- Defending Champions: Florida women (2x); Florida men (12x)
- Live Results
- Live Video: SEC Network+
- Championship Central
- Fan Guide (Men)
- Fan Guide (Women)
- Psych Sheets
- Teams: Alabama, Arkansas (women), Auburn, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LSU, Missouri, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas*, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt (women)
Courtesy: SEC Sports
ATHENS, Ga. (February 17, 2025) – The 2025 SEC Swimming & Diving Championships began Monday with women’s 1-meter diving at the University of Georgia’s Gabrielsen Natatorium.
Camyla Monroy of Florida took home the first gold medal of the week, capturing first place in the A Final of the women’s 1-meter springboard with a score of 350.45. Second place went to Sophie Verzyl of South Carolina (328.40) and third place was awarded to Hailey Hernandez of Texas (316.20).
In the B Final for the women’s 1-meter, Avery Giese of Kentucky tallied a top score of 286.75. Giese was followed by Taylor Fox of Texas (284.25) and Helle Tuxen of LSU (280.65).
Day two of the 2025 SEC Swimming & Diving Championships includes time trials at 10 a.m. ET, followed by prelims of the men’s 3-meter springboard and the B Final of the same event. Starting at 5 p.m. ET will be the 200 medley relay, the men’s 3-meter A Final and the 800 free relay. All sessions can be viewed live on SEC Network+.
Women’s Team Scores After Day One:
- Texas- 118
- Kentucky- 43
- LSU- 42
- Texas A&M- 34
- Florida- 32
- South Carolina- 28
- Arkansas 25
- Auburn- 21.5
- Missouri- 12
- Georgia- 6.5
Event Schedule
Monday, February 17
- Women’s 1-meter diving
Tuesday, February 18
- Men’s 3-meter diving
- 200 medley relay
- 800 freestyle relay
Wednesday, February 19
- 500 freestyle
- 200 IM
- 50 Freestyle
- Women’s 3-meter diving
- 200 freestyle relay
Thursday, February 20
- 400 IM
- 100 butterfly
- 200 freestyle
- Men’s 1-meter diving
Friday, February 21
- 200 butterfly
- 100 backstroke
- 100 breaststroke
- Women’s Platform diving
- 400 medley relay
Saturday, February 22
- 200 backstroke
- 100 freestyle
- 200 breaststroke
- 1650 freestyle
- Men’s Platform diving
- 400 freestyle relay
diving is just an aquatic sport so that the athletes don’t die when they’re doing it.
Why did they have a diving event today? A 6 day meet feels a bit too long.
This way they don’t have to double up diving events on one day. With how many divers there are in the meet, probably a good call.
Not going to be surprised when they split the meet by gender going forward.
They really should go to separate gender meets. After all, that is what they do at NCAAs. The Big Ten has been doing separate gender meets for quite a while. I get saving on travel, but these conference meets are clearly getting too big to hold everyone. 6 days for a college swim meet to me is a stretch.
Be more like the big ten in swimming? Why??? The men and women combine for 1 natty since 1996. Those rapscallions in the sec have over 20 in that period. Over 30 if we count the new members, vs still just 1.
Margo doing big things, tied with #4 Tennessee through day 1.