2016 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships
{{short description|American college aquatic sports competition}}
{{Infobox swimming meet
| name = 2016 NCAA Division I Swimming and Diving Championships
| image = Swimming pictogram.svg
| imagesize = 150px
| hostcity = {{flagicon|Georgia (U.S. state)}} Atlanta
| dates = March 23–26, 2016
| venues = Georgia Tech Aquatic Center
Georgia Institute of Technology
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| previous = 2015
| next = 2017
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The 2016 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships were held on March 23–26 at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. This event determined the team and individual 2016 national champions of Division I men's collegiate swimming and diving in the United States, and was the 93rd annual champion swim meet sanctioned by the NCAA.
The Texas Longhorns won the team championship, coming in 190 points ahead of the California Golden Bears. This win secured the Longhorns their second consecutive title and their twelfth title overall.
Team rankings (top 10)
Note: Not all the competitors have been displayed in the rankings below. For the full results, [https://www.collegeswimming.com/results/51000/topteams/ click here].
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Rank | Team | Points |
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{{gold01}} | align="left" | Texas Longhorns | 541 |
{{silver02}} | align="left" | California Golden Bears | 351 |
{{bronze03}} | align="left" | Florida Gators | 334 |
{{sort|04|4}} | align="left" | NC State Wolfpack | 314 |
{{sort|05|5}} | align="left" | Georgia Bulldogs | 239 |
{{sort|06|6}} | align="left" | Alabama Crimson Tide | 225 |
{{sort|07|7}} | align="left" | Tennessee Volunteers | 188 |
{{sort|08|8}} | align="left" | Missouri Tigers | 184 |
{{sort|09|9}} | align="left" | Indiana Hoosiers | 180 |
{{sort|10|10}} | align="left" | Auburn Tigers | 166 |
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{{sort|37|37}} | align="left" | Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (Hosts) | 8 |
Individual event rankings (top 3)
Note: Only the top three competitors of each event have been listed below. Gold medalists are the competitors who finished first within their event; silver medalists, the competitors who finished second; and bronze medalists, the competitors who finished third.
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|50 yd freestyle | Caeleb Dressel | 18.20 | Simonas Bilis | 18.84 | Kristian Golomeev | 18.95 |
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|100 yd freestyle | Caeleb Dressel | 40.46 | Simonas Bilis | 41.18 | Kristian Golomeev | 41.52 |
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|200 yd freestyle | Townley Haas | 1:30.46 | Matias Koski | 1:31.54 | Simonas Bilis | 1:32.10 |
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|500 yd freestyle | Townley Haas | 4:09.00 | Mitch D'Arrigo | 4:09.98 | Reed Malone | 4:12.55 |
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|1650 yd freestyle | Chris Swanson | 14:31.54 | Akaram Mahmoud | 14:31.66 | Matt Huchins | 14:33.09 |
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|100 yd backstroke | Ryan Murphy | 43.49 | Connor Oslin | 45.32 | Grigory Tarasevich | 45.33 |
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|200 yd backstroke | Ryan Murphy | 1:35.73 | Jacob Pebley | 1:38.50 | Hennessey Stuart | 1:38.56 |
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|100 yd breaststroke | Fabian Schwingenschlögl | 51.29 | Peter Stevens | 51.51 | Michael Barnosky | 51.89 |
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|200 yd breaststroke | Will Licon | 1:48.12 | Josh Prenot | 1:49.38 | Fabian Schwingenschlogl | 1:51.84 |
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|100 yd butterfly | Joseph Schooling | 44.01 | Caeleb Dressel | 44.40 | Jack Conger | 44.87 |
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|200 yd butterfly | Joseph Schooling | 1:37.97 | Jack Conger | 1:38.06 | Andrew Seliskar | 1:39.95 |
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|200 yd IM | Will Licon | 1:40.04 | Josh Prenot | 1:40.14 | Ryan Murphy | 1:40.27 |
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|400 yd IM | Josh Prenot | 3:35.82 | Will Licon | 3:37.40 | Jay Litherland | 3:38.47 |
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|4×50 yd freestyle relay | Texas | 1:14.88 | NC State | 1:15.09 | Alabama | 1:16.16 |
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|4×100 yd freestyle relay | NC State | 2:46.81 | Texas | 2:46.85 | Florida | 2:47.16 |
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|4×200 yd freestyle relay | Texas | 6:08.03 | NC State | 6:09.58 | Florida | 6:09.84 |
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|4×50 yd medley relay | Alabama | 1:22.28 | California | 1:22.49 | Texas | 1:22.75 |
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|4×100 yd medley relay | Texas | 3:00.68 | California | 3:01.28 | Louisville | 3:04.73 |
= Diving results =
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|1 m diving |Liam Stone | 453.70
|Rafael Quintero | 438.40
|Zhipeng Zeng | 435.50 |
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|3 m diving |Dominic Giordano | 460.30
|Briadam Herrea | 457.65
|Cory Bowersox | 420.50 |
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|Platform diving |Zhipeng Zeng | 499.10
|Rafael Quintero | 482.30
|Scott Lazeroff | 436.75 |
See also
References
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{{2015–16 NCAA Division I championships navbox}}
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