2011 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships

2011 NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships
Host city	Minneapolis, Minnesota
Date	March 2011
Venue(s)	University Aquatic Center University of Minnesota
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The 2011 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships were contested in March 2011 at the University Aquatic Center at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, Minnesota at the 88th 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.

California topped the team standings, finishing 23.5 points ahead of defending champions Texas. It was the Golden Bears' third overall national title and first since 1980.

Team standings

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

Rank	Team	Points
	California	493
	Texas (DC)	4701⁄2
	Stanford	403
4	Arizona	302
5	Florida	291
6	Auburn	2691⁄2
7	USC	206
8	Virginia	200
9	Michigan	181
10	Georgia	1251⁄2
15	Minnesota (H)	91

Swimming results

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Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 freestyle	Nathan Adrian California	18.66 AR	Adam Brown Auburn	18.72	Jimmy Feigen Texas	18.97
100 freestyle	Nathan Adrian California	41.10	Jimmy Feigen Texas	41.66	Adam Brown Auburn	41.84
200 freestyle	Brett Fraser Florida	1:32.56	Dax Hill Texas	1:32.85	Clement Lefert USC	1:32.93
500 freestyle	Matt McLean Virginia	4:10.15	Bobby Bollier Stanford	4:13.94	Conor Dwyer Florida	4:13.98
1650 freestyle	Michael McBroom Texas	14:32.86	Martin Grodzki Georgia Chad La Tourette Stanford	14:34.80	None awarded
100 backstroke	Tom Shields California	45.02	Eric Ress Indiana	45.14	Cole Cragin Texas	45.56
200 backstroke	Cory Chitwood Arizona	1:38.84	Eric Ress Indiana	1:38.96	Marco Loughran Florida	1:40.95
100 breaststroke	Damir Dugonjič California	50.94	Nolan Koon California	51.63	Carlos Almeida Louisville	52.02
200 breaststroke	Eric Friedland Texas	1:52.43	Martti Aljand California	1:52.88	Nick D'innocenzo Texas	1:53.13
100 butterfly	Tom Shields California	44.96	Austin Staab Stanford	45.45	Hannes Heyl LSU	45.77
200 butterfly	Mark Dylla Georgia	1:40.60	Bobby Bollier Stanford	1:40.76	Tom Shields California	1:41.20
200 IM	Austin Staab Stanford	1:41.57	Cory Chitwood Arizona	1:42.28	Bill Cregar Georgia	1:43.56
400 IM	Bill Cregar Georgia	3:40.97	Kyle Whitaker Michigan	3:41.69	Tyler Harris UNC	3:42.49
200 freestyle relay	Stanford Alex Coville (19.17) Austin Staab (18.55) Jakob Allen (18.78) Aaron Wayne (18.76)	1:15.26 AR	California Nathan Adrian (18.74) Graeme Moore (18.97) Josh Daniels (18.93) Tom Shields (18.70)	1:15.34	Auburn Adam Brown (18.86) Kohlton Norys (19.10) Karl Krug (19.01) Marcelo Chierighini (18.61)	1:15.58
400 freestyle relay	California Graeme Moore (42.11) Josh Daniels (42.78) Tom Shields (41.78) Nathan Adrian (40.71)	2:50.32	Auburn Adam Brown (41.97) Marcelo Chierighini (42.51) Karl Krug (42.86) Kohlton Norys (42.13)	2:50.47	USC Vladimir Morozov (41.97) Clement Lefert (42.67) Jeffery Daniels (43.43) Dimitri Colupaev (42.25)	2:50.83
800 freestyle relay	Florida Conor Dwyer (1:33.79) Brett Fraser (1:33.48) Sebastien Rousseau (1:33.28) Jeffrey Raymond (1:34.33)	6:14.88	Virginia Matt McLean (1:33.70) Peter Geissinger (1:35.02) David Karasek (1:35.29) Scott Robison (1:32.58)	6:16.59	USC Clement Lefert (1:33.12) John Wagner (1:35.87) Dimitri Colupaev (1:33.16) James White (1:35.43)	6:17.58
200 medley relay	California Guy Barnea (21.37) Damir Dugonjič (23.08) Graeme Moore (20.54) Nathan Adrian (18.13)	1:23.12	Texas Cole Cragin (21.00) Scott Spann (23.80) Woody Joye (20.68) Jimmy Feigen (18.65)	1:24.13	Auburn Kyle Owens (21.09) Adam Klein (24.00) Adam Brown (20.47) Marcelo Chierighini (19.00)	1:24.56
400 medley relay	California Guy Barnea (46.07) Damir Dugonjič (50.73) Tom Shields (44.35) Nathan Adrian (41.13)	3:02.28	Texas Cole Cragin (45.92) Scott Spann (51.72) Neil Caskey (46.68) Jimmy Feigen (41.78)	3:06.10	Stanford Matthew Swanston (46.95) John Criste (52.46) Austin Staab (45.04) Alex Coville (42.07)	3:06.52

Legend: AR – American record;

Diving results

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Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1 m diving	David Boudia Purdue	461.00	Grant Nel Texas A&M	425.86	Drew Livingston Texas	413.20
3 m diving	David Boudia Purdue	472.30	Grant Nel Texas A&M	471.35	Constantin Blaha Arizona State	450.40
Platform diving	Nick McCrory Duke	548.90	David Boudia Purdue	479.10	Grant Nel Texas A&M	452.35

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 20, 2017.
2. "2011 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming & Diving Championships Results" (PDF). SwimSwam. Retrieved 28 December 2025.