2025 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships

2025 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships
Host city	Federal Way, Washington
Date(s)	March 26–29, 2025
Venue(s)	Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center Washington State University
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The 2025 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships will be contested March 26–29, 2025 at the 101st 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 are being hosted by Washington State University at the Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center in Federal Way, Washington. ^[1]

Team standings

• Note: Top 10 only
• (H) = Hosts
• ^(DC) = Defending champions

Rank	Team	Points
	Texas	490
	California	471
	Indiana	459
4	Florida	315
5	Tennessee	266.5
6	Arizona State (DC)	248
7	Georgia	238.5
8	Stanford	216
9	NC State	178
10	Virginia Tech	107.5

Swimming results

Full Results ^[2]

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 freestyle	Jordan Crooks Tennessee	17.91	Josh Liendo Florida	18.23	Guilherme Caribé Tennessee	18.26
100 freestyle	Josh Liendo Florida	39.99	Jordan Crooks Tennessee	40.06	Guilherme Caribé Tennessee	40.15
200 freestyle	Luke Hobson Texas	1:28.33	Chris Guiliano Texas	1:29.42	Gabriel Jett California	1:30.08
500 freestyle	Rex Maurer Texas	4:05.35	Luke Hobson Texas	4:06.34	Lucas Henveaux California	4:06.74
1650 freestyle	Zalan Sarkany Indiana	14:21.29	Rex Maurer Texas	14:25.22	Lucas Henveaux California	14:27.62
100 backstroke	Hubert Kos Texas	43.20	Jonny Marshall Florida	43.22	Ruard van Renen Georgia	43.85
200 backstroke	Hubert Kos Texas	1:34.21	Destin Lasco California	1:36.41	Gabriel Jett California	1:36.76
100 breaststroke	Julian Smith Florida	49.55	Denis Petrashov Louisville	50.27	Nate Germonprez Texas	50.29
200 breaststroke	Jassen Yep Indiana	1:48.30	Matthew Fallon Pennsylvania	1:48.87	Carles Coll Marti Virginia Tech	1:48.89
100 butterfly	Josh Liendo Florida	43.06	Ilya Kharun Arizona State	43.43	Luca Urlando Georgia	43.49
200 butterfly	Luca Urlando Georgia	1:36.43	Dare Rose California	1:38.04	Ilya Kharun Arizona State	1:38.74
200 IM	Hubert Kos Texas	1:37.91	Destin Lasco California	1:37.98	Owen McDonald Indiana	1:39.42
400 IM	Rex Maurer Texas	3:34.00	Tristan Jankovics Ohio State	3:34.98	Lucas Henveaux California	3:36.22
200 freestyle relay	Tennessee Jordan Crooks (17.82) Guilherme Caribé (17.81) Nikoli Blackman (18.67) Lamar Taylor (18.54)	1:12.84	Arizona State Ilya Kharun (18.39) Tommy Palmer (18.17) Patrick Sammon (18.35) Jonny Kulow (18.14)	1:13.05	Florida Josh Liendo (18.24) Julian Smith (18.25) Alexander Painter (18.40) Scott Buff (18.48)	1:13.37
400 freestyle relay	Tennessee Guilherme Caribé (40.57) Lamar Taylor (41.02) Nikoli Blackman (41.35) Jordan Crooks (39.36)	2:42.30	Arizona State Ilya Kharun (41.24) Patrick Sammon (40.55) Tommy Palmer (41.50) Jonny Kulow (39.93)	2:43.22	Florida Josh Liendo (40.42) Julian Smith (40.96) Alexander Painter (41.18) Scott Buff (41.46)	2:44.02
800 freestyle relay	California Jack Alexy (1:30.02) Gabriel Jett (1:29.16) Destin Lasco (1:29.10) Lucas Henveaux (1:31.47)	5:59.75	Texas Luke Hobson (1:28.90) Chris Guiliano (1:30.13) Rex Maurer (1:29.91) Coby Carrozza (1:31.14)	6:00.08	Georgia Tomas Koski (1:30.90) Luca Urlando (1:30.59) Jake Magahey (1:30.70) Reese Branzell (1:33.83)	6:06.02
200 medley relay	Texas Will Modglin (20.32) Nate Germonprez (22.83) Hubert Kos (19.33) Chris Guiliano (17.80)	1:20.28	Tennessee Lamar Taylor (20.74) Kevin Houseman (23.04) Guilherme Caribé (19.05) Jordan Crooks (17.67)	1:20.50	California Bjorn Seeliger (20.57) Yamato Okadome (22.77) Dare Rose (19.39) Jack Alexy (18.03)	1:20.76
400 medley relay	Florida Jonny Marshall (43.87) Julian Smith (48.85) Josh Liendo (42.46) Alexander Painter (40.92)	2:56.10	Texas Will Modglin (44.37) Nate Germonprez (50.49) Hubert Kos (43.45) Luke Hobson (40.64)	2:58.95	Arizona State Jack Wadsworth (45.25) Andy Dobrzanski (50.78) Ilya Kharun (42.83) Jonny Kulow (40.11)	2:58.97

Diving results

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1 m diving	Quentin Henninger Indiana	434.65	Jack Ryan Stanford	417.45	Moritz Wesemann USC	404.30
3 m diving	Carson Tyler Indiana	467.45	Quentin Henninger Indiana	466.15	Jack Ryan Stanford	457.90
Platform diving	Carson Tyler Indiana	480.45	Jaxon Bowshire Texas A&M	450.80	Kaden Springfield Purdue	408.50

See also

• List of college swimming and diving teams
• 2025 NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships

References

1. "NCAA Announces Championship Host Cities From 2023-2026". SwimSwam. Swimswam.com. Retrieved March 27, 2025.
2. https://swimmeetresults.tech/NCAA-Division-I-Men-2025/