2019 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships

The 2019 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships were contested from March 27–30, 2019 at the Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center at University of Texas at Austin in Austin, Texas at the 96th 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.^[1]

2019 NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships
Host city	Austin, Texas
Date(s)	March 27–30, 2019
Venue(s)	Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center University of Texas at Austin
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Team standings

• Note: Top 10 only
• (H) = Hosts
• ^(DC) = Defending champions
• Full results^[2]

Rank	Team	Points
	California	560
	Texas (DC) (H)	475
	Indiana	385.5
4	NC State	307
5	Louisville	212
6	Florida	164
7	Alabama	142
8	Harvard	132
9	Ohio State	124
10	Virginia	106

Swimming results

Full results ^[3]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 freestyle	Ryan Hoffer California	18.63	Pawel Sendyk California	18.68	Robert Howard Alabama	18.80
100 freestyle	Dean Farris Harvard	40.80	Bowe Becker Minnesota	40.83	Zach Apple Indiana	41.45
200 freestyle	Andrew Seliskar California	1:30.14	Zach Apple Indiana	1:31.55	Drew Kibler Texas	1:31.76
500 freestyle	Townley Haas Texas	4:08.19	Sean Grieshop California	4:10.29	Brooks Fail Arizona	4:10.77
1650 freestyle	Felix Auboeck Michigan	14:23.09	Michael Brinegar Indiana	14.27.50	Nick Norman California	14:32.12
100 backstroke	Dean Farris Harvard	43.66	Coleman Stewart NC State	43.98	Mark Nikolaev Grand Canyon	44.33
200 backstroke	John Shebat Texas	1:36.42	Austin Katz Texas	1:36.45	Bryce Mefford California	1:38.65
100 breaststroke	Ian Finnerty Indiana	49.85	Carsten Vissering USC	50.30	Max McHugh Minnesota	50.52
200 breaststroke	Andrew Seliskar California	1:48.70	Max McHugh Minnesota	1:49.41	Ian Finnerty Indiana	1:49.90
100 butterfly	Vini Lanza Indiana	44.37	Coleman Stewart NC State	44.46	Miles Smachlo Michigan	44.84
200 butterfly	Andreas Vazaios NC State	1:38.57	Vini Lanza Indiana	1:39.63	Zheng Wen Quah California	1:39.68
200 IM	Andrew Seliskar California	1:38.14	Andreas Vazaios NC State	1:39.35	John Shebat Texas	1:39.63
400 IM	Abrahm DeVine Stanford	3:36.41	Sean Grieshop California	3:37.03	Mike Thomas California	3:37.52
200 freestyle relay	California Pawel Sendyk (18.84) Ryan Hoffer (18.43) Michael Jensen (18.79) Andrew Seliskar (18.40)	1:14.46	NC State Nyls Korstanje (19.03) Justin Ress (18.32) Jacob Molacek (18.81) Giovanni Izzo (18.62)	1:14.56	Texas Daniel Krueger (19.19) Drew Kibler (18.62) Jake Sannem (18.92) Tate Jackson (18.38)	1:15.11
400 freestyle relay	Texas Daniel Krueger (41.73) John Shebat (41.65) Tate Jackson (40.98) Townley Haas (40.76)	2:45.12	NC State Jacob Molacek (41.91) Coleman Stewart (41.94) Nyls Korstanje (41.44) Justin Ress (40.96)	2:46.25	California Michael Jensen (42.15) Pawel Sendyk (41.92) Ryan Hoffer (41.24) Andrew Seliskar (41.10)	2:46.41
800 freestyle relay	Texas Drew Kibler (1:32.06) Austin Katz (1:31.45) Jeff Newkirk (1:31.91) Townley Haas (1:29.66)	6:05.08	NC State Andreas Vazaios (1:32.22) Coleman Stewart (1:30.61) Jacob Molacek (1:31.91) Justin Ress (1:31.89)	6:06.63	California Andrew Seliskar (1:30.14) Bryce Mefford (1:32.57) Trenton Julian (1:31.74) Mike Thomas (1:32.86)	6:07.31
200 medley relay	Alabama Zane Waddell (20.41) Laurent Bams (23.24) Knox Auerbach (20.39) Robert Howard (18.22)	1:22.26	California Daniel Carr (20.85) Reece Whitley (23.68) Pawel Sendyk (19.66) Ryan Hoffer (18.17)	1:22.43	NC State Coleman Stewart (20.66) Daniel Graber (23.49) Nyls Korstanje (20.06) Justin Ress (18.26)	1:22.47
400 medley relay	Indiana Gabriel Fantoni (45.25) Ian Finnerty (49.60) Vini Lanza (44.21) Zach Apple (40.64)	2:59.70	California Daniel Carr (45.09) Reece Whitley (51.15) Andrew Seliskar (44.32) Ryan Hoffer (41.00)	3:01.56	Texas Austin Katz (45.54) Charlie Scheinfeld (50.97) John Shebat (43.89) Tate Jackson (41.18)	3:01.58

Diving Results

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1 m diving	Zhipeng Zeng Tennessee	405.40	Hector Garcia Boissier Penn. State	399.30	Sam Thornton Texas A&M	390.50
3 m diving	Andrew Capobianco Indiana	461.65	Briadam Herrera Miami	432.75	Grayson Campbell Texas	415.75
Platform diving	Jordan Windle Texas	447.00	David Dinsmore Miami	440.75	Juan Hernandez LSU	435.80

See also

• List of college swimming and diving teams

References

1. "2019 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships". Athletics at the University of Texas at Austin. Retrieved May 16, 2019.
2. "NCAA Men's Division I Swimming and Diving Championship". National Collegiate Athletic Association. Retrieved May 16, 2019.
3. "2019 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming & Diving Championships Results" (PDF). SwimSwam. Retrieved February 9, 2020.