2022 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships
Appearance
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2022 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships | |
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Host city | Atlanta, Georgia |
Date(s) | March 23–26, 2022 |
Venue(s) | McAuley Aquatic Center Georgia Institute of Technology |
← 2021 2023 → |
The 2022 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships were contested March 23–26, 2022 at the 98th annual NCAA-sanctioned swim meet to determine the team and individual national champions of Division I men's collegiate swimming and diving in the United States.
This year's events were hosted by the Georgia Institute of Technology at the McAuley Aquatic Center in Atlanta, Georgia.[1]
Team standings
[edit]- Note: Top 10 only
- (H) = Hosts
- (DC) = Defending champions
- Full results[2]
Rank | Team | Points |
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California | 487.5 | |
Texas (DC) | 436.5 | |
Florida | 374 | |
4 | NC State | 291 |
5 | Indiana | 212 |
6 | Arizona State | 236 |
7 | Stanford | 231 |
8 | Georgia | 194 |
9 | Ohio State | 165 |
10 | Virginia | 154.5 |
Swimming results
[edit]Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | ||||||
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50 freestyle | Brooks Curry LSU |
18.56 | Bjorn Seeliger California |
18.59 | Matt Brownstead Virginia Jordan Crooks Tennessee |
18.60 | |||
100 freestyle | Brooks Curry LSU |
40.84 | Bjorn Seeliger California |
41.00 | Andrei Minakov Stanford |
41.09 | |||
200 freestyle | Drew Kibler Texas |
1:30.28 | Grant House Arizona State |
1:30.68 | Matthew Sates Georgia |
1:30.72 | |||
500 freestyle | Matthew Sates Georgia |
4:06.61 | Jake Magahey Georgia |
4:07.39 | Luke Hobson Texas |
4:08.42 | |||
1650 freestyle | Bobby Finke Florida |
14:22.28 | Will Gallant NC State |
14:31.34 | Ross Dant NC State |
14:31.72 | |||
100 backstroke | Kacper Stokowski NC State |
44.04 | Brendan Burns Indiana |
44.15 | Adam Chaney Florida |
44.35 | |||
200 backstroke | Destin Lasco California |
1:37.71 | Carson Foster Texas |
1:38.77 | Daniel Carr California |
1:39.06 | |||
100 breaststroke | Max McHugh Minnesota |
49.90 | Caspar Corbeau Texas |
50.49 | Liam Bell California |
50.50 | |||
200 breaststroke | Leon Marchand Arizona State |
1:48.20 | Max McHugh Minnesota |
1:48.76 | Matthew Fallon Penn |
1:49.16 | |||
100 butterfly | Andrei Minakov Stanford |
43.71 | Luca Urlando Georgia |
43.80 | Youssef Ramadan Virginia Tech |
43.90 | |||
200 butterfly | Brendan Burns Indiana |
1:38.71 | Luca Urlando Georgia |
1:38.82 | Nicolas Albiero Louisville |
1:38.88 | |||
200 IM | Leon Marchand Arizona State |
1:37.69 | Destin Lasco California |
1:38.21 | Luca Urlando Georgia |
1:39.22 | |||
400 IM | Hugo Gonzalez California |
3:32.88 | Leon Marchand Arizona State |
3:34.08 | Carson Foster Texas |
3:35.69 | |||
200 freestyle relay | Florida Adam Chaney (18.85) Eric Friese (18.39) Will Davis (18.28) Kieran Smith (18.59) |
1:14.11 | California Bjorn Seeliger (18.27) Jack Alexy (18.78) Daniel Carr (18.62) Destin Lasco (18.69) |
1:14.36 | Texas Drew Kibler (18.83) Daniel Krueger (18.77) Caspar Corbeau (18.67) Cameron Auchinachie (18.14) |
1:14.41 | |||
400 freestyle relay | Texas Drew Kibler (41.58) Daniel Krueger (41.39) Caspar Corbeau (42.06) Cameron Auchinachie (41.00) |
2:46.03 | Arizona State Grant House (41.48) Leon Marchand (41.31) Carter Swift (41.75) Cody Bybee (41.86) |
2:46.40 | California Bjorn Seeliger (40.92) Jack Alexy (41.84) Hugo Gonzalez (41.99) Destin Lasco (41.67) |
2:46.42 | |||
800 freestyle relay | Texas Drew Kibler (1:30.54) Coby Carrozza (1:31.46) Luke Hobson (1:30.84) Carson Foster (1:31.05) |
6:03.89 | Georgia Matthew Sates (1:30.89) Luca Urlando (1:30.58) Zach Hils (1:32.27) Jake Magahey (1:31.96) |
6:05.59 | Stanford Andrei Minakov (1:31.49) Luke Maurer (1:32.60) Ron Polonsky (1:31.38) Preston Forst (1:31.36) |
6:06.83 | |||
200 medley relay | Florida Adam Chaney (20.19) Dillon Hillis (23.20) Eric Friese (19.36) Will Davis (18.38) |
1:21.13 | Texas Anthony Grimm (20.65) Caspar Corbeau (22.55) Alvin Jiang (20.08) Cameron Auchinachie (18.08) |
1:21.36 | NC State Kacper Stokowski (20.16) Rafal Kusto (23.22) Nyls Korstanje (19.55) David Curtiss (18.76) California Bjorn Seeliger (20.08) Liam Bell (22.71) Trenton Julian (20.12) Daniel Carr (18.78) |
1:21.69 | |||
400 medley relay | California Destin Lasco (44.64) Reece Whitley (50.64) Trenton Julian (44.44) Bjorn Seeliger (40.64) |
3:00.36 | Indiana Brendan Burns (44.45) Josh Matheny (50.93) Tomer Frankel (44.19) Rafael Miroslaw (41.19) |
3:00.76 | Florida Adam Chaney (44.43) Dillon Hillis (51.20) Eric Friese (44.41) Kieran Smith (40.96) |
3:01.00 |
Diving results
[edit]Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze | |||
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1 m diving | Kurtis Mathews Texas A&M |
438.20 | Andrew Capobianco Indiana |
420.25 | Juan Hernandez LSU |
413.20 |
3 m diving | Kurtis Mathews Texas A&M |
466.85 | Andrew Capobianco Indiana |
462.10 | Juan Hernandez LSU |
459.20 |
Platform diving | Tyler Downs Purdue |
447.20 | Zach Cooper Miami (Florida) |
443.05 | Bryden Hattie Tennessee |
418.70 |
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ "2021-2022 NCAA Championship Sites" (PDF). NCAA. NCAA.org. Retrieved March 17, 2022.
- ^ "NCAA Men's Division I Swimming and Diving Championship". National Collegiate Athletic Association. Retrieved March 26, 2022.