2022 SEC SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
- Tuesday, February 15 – Saturday, February 19, 2022
- Jones Aquatics Center, Knoxville, Tenn. (Eastern Time Zone)
- Defending Champion: Men- Florida (9x)
- Live Results
- Live Video (Watch ESPN)
- Championship Central
- Psych Sheets
- 2021 SEC Scoring Breakdown
- Teams: Georgia, Texas A&M, Florida, Tennessee, LSU, Auburn, Kentucky, Missouri, Alabama, Arkansas, South Carolina, Vanderbilt
At the 2022 SEC Swimming & Diving Championships, we saw the men’s and women’s 200 medley and 800 freestyle relays.
On the men’s side, Florida raced to the top of the podium in both of the events with a 1:22.06 in the 200 and a 6:08.00 in the 800. In the latter event, Florida established a new SEC record, downing its own mark of 6:09.14 from 2019 by over a second.
On the women’s side, Alabama started out with a 1:33.94 SEC record in the 200 medley, getting to the wall half a second ahead of Tennessee’s 1:34.63. Tennessee, however, came out on top in the women’s 800 freestyle with a 6:58.81.
Courtesy of Texas A&M and Georgia’s YouTube channels, we have access to a selection of race videos from tonight, which you can check out below:
Men’s 800 Freestyle
Top 3
- Florida – 6:08.00 (SEC Record)
- Georgia – 6:09.32
- Kentucky – 6:14.35
Heat 1 – Texas A&M, Tennessee, LSU
Heat 3 – Florida (SEC Record), Georgia, Auburn, Missouri
Women’s 800 Freestyle
Top 3
- Tennessee – 6:56.81
- Kentucky – 6:57.60
- Georgia – 7:01.34
Heat 3 – Georgia, Kentucky, Alabama, Auburn
Men’s 200 Medley Relay
Top 3
- Florida – 1:22.06
- Silver: Alabama – 1:22.28
- Bronze: Tennessee – 1:23.35
Heat 2 – Texas A&M, Missouri, Tennessee
Heat 3 – Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Auburn
Women’s Medley Relay
Top 3
- Gold: Alabama – 1:33.94
- Silver: Tennessee – 1:34.63
- Bronze: Kentucky – 1:35.87
Heat 1 – LSU, Texas A&M, Vanderbilt, South Carolina
Heat 2 – Georgia, Florida, Arkansas, Kentucky
Where is the bama DQ relay? Every race up except that one??
Bummer right? Unfortunately, A&M and Georgia are the only teams we could find posting race videos, and neither was in Alabama’s heat in that race.
One of the many downsides of the “splitting lanes” thing.