2010 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships

2010 NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships
Host city	Columbus, Ohio
Date	March 26–28, 2010
Venue(s)	McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion Ohio State University
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The 2010 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships were contested from March 26–28, 2010 at the McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion at Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio at the 87th 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.

Texas topped the team standings, finishing 30.5 points ahead of California. It was the Longhorns' tenth overall men's team title.

Team standings

• Note: Top 10 only
• (H) = Hosts
• ^(DC) = Defending champions
• Full results ^[1]

Rank	Team	Points
	Texas	500
	California	4691⁄2
	Arizona	387
4	Stanford	369
5	Florida	364
6	Auburn (DC)	2771⁄2
7	Michigan	204
8	Georgia	143
9	Ohio State (H)	1361⁄2
10	Virginia	123

Swimming results

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Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 freestyle	Josh Schneider Cincinnati	18.93	Nathan Adrian California	19.02	Adam Brown Auburn	19.03
100 freestyle	Nathan Adrian California	41.50	Jimmy Feigen Texas	41.91	Gideon Louw Auburn	42.06
200 freestyle	Conor Dwyer Florida	1:32.31	Shaune Fraser Florida	1:32.53	David Walters Texas	1:33.04
500 freestyle	Conor Dwyer Florida	4:13.64	Jean Basson Arizona	4:13.65	Clement Lefert USC	4:13.77
1650 freestyle	Chad La Tourette Stanford	14:42.87	Martin Grodzki Georgia	14:48.15	Jackson Wilcox Texas	14:49.47
100 backstroke	Eugene Godsoe California	45.11	Jake Tapp Arizona	46.16	Guy Barnea California	46.23
200 backstroke	Cory Chitwood Arizona	1:39.29	Tyler Clary Michigan	1:39.89	Eugene Godsoe Stanford	1:40.07
100 breaststroke	Damir Dugonjič California	51.65	Scott Spann Texas	52.22	Martti Aljand California	52.32
200 breaststroke	Clark Burckle Arizona	1:53.19	Scott Spann Texas	1:53.21	George Klein Auburn	1:53.34
100 butterfly	Tom Shields California	44.91	Mathias Gydesen California	45.83	Eugene Godsoe Stanford	45.96
200 butterfly	Shaune Fraser Florida	1:41.45	Tom Shields California	1:41.52	Bobby Bollier Stanford	1:41.54
200 IM	Austin Surhoff Texas	1:42.95	Shaune Fraser Florida	1:42.99	Martin Liivamägi California	1:43.05
400 IM	Tyler Clary Michigan	3:38.89	Gal Nevo Georgia Tech	3:40.68	Billy Cregar Georgia	3:41.08
200 freestyle relay	California Nathan Adrian (18.99) Graeme Moore (19.00) Josh Daniels (18.63) Guy Barnea (19.09)	1:15.71	Auburn Adam Brown (19.35) Tyler McGill (19.01) Gideon Louw (19.16) Michael Silva (18.49)	1:16.23	Texas Jimmy Feigen (19.11) David Walters (19.16) Ben Vanroekel (18.76) Scott Jostes (19.20)	1:16.64
400 freestyle relay	California Graeme Moore (43.31) Josh Daniels (42.01) Tom Shields (42.48) Nathan Adrian (40.98)	2:48.78	Texas David Walters (42.33) Jimmy Feigen (42.01) Scott Jostes (42.35) Ricky Berens (43.21)	2:51.27	Stanford Alex Coville (43.64) Eugene Godsoe (42.92) Jakob Allen (43.11) David Dunford (41.60)	2:51.36
800 freestyle relay	Texas Scott Jostes (1:33.25) David Walters (1:32.76) Neil Caskey (1:33.86) Ricky Berens (1:32.90)	6:12.77	Florida Shaune Fraser (1:33.76) Brett Fraser (1:33.14) Jeffrey Raymond (1:35.24) Conor Dwyer (1:32.58)	6:18.33	Arizona Jean Basson (1:34.06) Nimrod Shapira Bar-Or (1:34.32) Jack Brown (1:34.01) Joel Greenshields (1:35.94)	6:18.99
200 medley relay	California Guy Barnea (21.30) Damir Dugonjič (23.10) Graeme Moore (20.01) Josh Daniels (18.67)	1:23.08	Auburn Jared White (21.31) George Klein (23.71) Tyler McGill (20.81) Gideon Louw (18.30)	1:24.13	Texas Cole Cragin (21.63) Scott Spann (23.60) Hill Taylor (20.64) Jimmy Feigen (18.76)	1:24.63
400 medley relay	California Guy Barnea (46.49) Damir Dugonjič (50.91) Tom Shields (44.54) Nathan Adrian (40.89)	3:02.83	Auburn Pascal Wollach (46.20) George Klein (51.99) Tyler McGill (45.39) Gideon Louw (41.66)	3:05.24	Stanford Eugene Godsoe (44.93) Curtis Lovelace (52.06) Bobby Bollier (46.88) Rob Andrews (41.54)	3:05.41

Diving results

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Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1 m diving	David Boudia Purdue	468.65	Terry Horner Florida State	432.45	Drew Livingston Texas	413.10
3 m diving	David Boudia Purdue	494.90	Nick McCrory Duke	459.15	Grant Nel Texas A&M	450.50
Platform diving	Nick McCrory Duke	534.00	Riley McCormick Arizona State	469.50	Matthew Cooper Texas	462.30

See also

• List of college swimming and diving teams

References

1. "NCAA Men's Division I Swimming and Diving Championship" (PDF). NCAA. NCAA.org. p. 16. Retrieved January 22, 2017.
2. "2010 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming & Diving Championships Results" (PDF). SwimSwam. Retrieved 28 December 2025.