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2023 Men’s NCAA Championships: Results & Records Summary

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2023 NCAA DIVISION I MEN’S SWIMMING & DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS

The story of the 2023 Men’s NCAA Championships was three-fold: the dominance of Leon Marchand, the incredible run of records in the relays, and the Cal Golden Bears earning a second consecutive team title.

Marchand set new all-time records in the 200 breaststroke, 200 IM and 400 IM, while the fastest times ever were recorded in all five relays.

In the team race, things were competitive at the top before Cal ultimately pull away for the win, while Marchand’s efforts helped give Arizona State its highest finish ever in second, and Texas fended off Indiana, NC State and Florida to place third.

Below, find a full summary of the meet’s results, records, top scorers and team results:

2023 MEN’S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS – TOP 3 FINISHERS

EVENT 1ST 2ND 3RD
50 freestyle Jordan Crooks, Tennessee 18.32 Josh Liendo, Florida 18.40 Bjorn Seeliger, Cal 18.67
100 freestyle Josh Liendo, Florida 40.28 Jack Alexy, Cal 40.92 Bjorn Seeliger, Cal 40.93
200 freestyle Luke Hobson, Texas 1:30.43 Gabriel Jett, Cal 1:30.74 Grant House, ASU 1:31.12
500 freestyle Luke Hobson, Texas 4:07.37 David Johnston, Texas 4:08.79 Jake Magahey, Georgia 4:09.24
1650 freestyle Will Gallant, NC State 14:28.94 Ross Dant, NC State 14:30.32 Jake Magahey, Georgia 14:33.82
100 backstroke Brendan Burns, Indiana 43.61 Kacper Stokowski, NC State 43.86 Destin Lasco, Cal 43.94
200 backstroke Destin Lasco, Cal 1:35.87 Hugo Gonzalez, Cal 1:36.72 Hubert Kos, ASU 1:37.96
100 breaststroke Max McHugh, Minnesota 50.00 Van Mathias, Indiana 50.60 Denis Petrashov, Louisville 50.78
200 breaststroke Leon Marchand, ASU 1:46.91 Caspar Corbeau, Texas 1:49.15 Max McHugh, Minnesota 1:49.91
100 butterfly Youssef Ramadan, Virginia Tech 43.15 Josh Liendo, Florida 43.4 Tomer Frankel, Indiana 44.04
200 butterfly Aiden Hayes, NC State 1:38.79 Brendan Burns, Indiana 1:38.97 Gabriel Jett, Cal 1:39.40
200 IM Leon Marchand, ASU 1:36.34 Destin Lasco, Cal 1:38.10 Hugo Gonzalez, Cal 1:39.00
400 IM Leon Marchand, ASU 3:28.82 Hugo Gonzalez, Cal 3:34.66 Carson Foster, Texas 3:36.02
200 freestyle relay Florida – Josh Liendo (18.22), Adam Chaney (18.64), Eric Friese (18.64), Macguire McDuff (18.12) 1:13.35 Cal – Bjorn Seeliger (18.59), Jack Alexy (18.12), Liam Bell (18.59), Destin Lasco (18.52) 1:13.82 NC State – Noah Henderson (18.88), Nyls Korstanje (18.30), Luke Miller (18.59), David Curtiss (18.67) 1:14.44
400 freestyle relay Florida – Josh Liendo (40.66), Adam Chaney (41.10), Julian Smith (41.26), Macguire McDuff (41.05) 2:44.07 Cal – Bjorn Seeliger (41.50), Jack Alexy (40.51), Matthew Jensen (41.12), Destin Lasco (40.95) 2:44.08 ASU – Jonny Kulow (41.89), Leon Marchand (40.55), Grant House (41.13), Jack Dolan (41.55) 2:45.12
800 freestyle relay Texas – Luke Hobson (1:29.63), Coby Carrozza (1:30.50), Peter Larson (1:33.14), Carson Foster (1:30.15) 6:03.42 ASU – Grant House (1:31.92), Patrick Sammon (1:32.78), Julian Hill (1:31.96), Leon Marchand (1:28.42) 6:05.08 Cal – Gabriel Jett (1:31.35), Lucas Henveaux (1:31.90), Patrick Callan (1:33.63), Destin Lasco (1:29.53) 6:06.41
200 medley relay NC State – Kacper Stokowski (20.36), Mason Hunter (22.95), Nyls Korstanje (19.15), David Curtiss (18.21) 1:20.67 ASU – Jack Dolan (20.61), Leon Marchand (22.27), Max McCusker (19.74), Jonny Kulow (18.45) 1:21.07 Florida – Adam Chaney (20.38), Aleksas Savickas (22.98), Eric Friese (19.75), Josh Liendo (18.03) 1:21.14
400 medley relay Florida – Adam Chaney (44.28), Dillon Hillis (50.23), Josh Liendo (42.91), Macguire McDuff (40.90) 2:58.32 Indiana – Brendan Burns (43.82), Josh Matheny (50.31), Tomer Frankel (43.70), Rafael Miroslaw (41.26) 2:59.09 ASU – Jack Dolan (44.62), Leon Marchand (49.23), Max McCusker (44.55), Jonny Kulow (40.78) 2:59.18

DIVING

EVENT 1ST 2ND 3RD
1 m diving Lyle Yost, Ohio State 443.95 Andrew Capobianco, Indiana 439.45 Jack Ryan, Stanford 429.45
3 m diving Andrew Capobianco, Indiana 522.6 Shangfei Wang, USC 448.3 Quentin Henninger, Indiana 425.4
Platform diving Carson Tyler, Indiana 476.3 Bryden Hattie, Tennessee 455.1 Quentin Henninger, Indiana 408.6

RECORD SUMMARY

American Records

  • 800 free relay – Texas (Hobson, Carrozza, Larson, C. Foster), 6:03.42
  • 200 IM – Destin Lasco (Cal), 1:38.10

NCAA Records

  • 200 medley relay – NC State (Stokowski, Hunter, Korstanje, Curtiss), 1:20.67
  • 800 free relay – Texas (Hobson, Carrozza, Larson, C. Foster), 6:03.42
  • 200 IM – Leon Marchand (ASU), 1:36.34
  • 200 free relay – Florida (Liendo, Chaney, Friese, McDuff), 1:13.35
  • 400 IM – Leon Marchand (ASU), 3:28.82
  • 400 medley relay – Florida (Chaney, Hillis, Liendo, McDuff), 2:58.32
  • 200 breast – Leon Marchand (ASU), 1:46.91
  • 400 free relay – Florida (Liendo, Chaney, Smith, McDuff), 2:44.07

U.S. Open Records

  • 200 medley relay – NC State (Stokowski, Hunter, Korstanje, Curtiss), 1:20.67
  • 800 free relay – Texas (Hobson, Carrozza, Larson, C. Foster), 6:03.42
  • 200 IM – Leon Marchand (ASU), 1:36.34
  • 200 free relay – Florida (Liendo, Chaney, Friese, McDuff), 1:13.35
  • 400 IM – Leon Marchand (ASU), 3:28.82
  • 400 medley relay – Florida (Chaney, Hillis, Liendo, McDuff), 2:58.32
  • 200 breast – Leon Marchand (ASU), 1:46.91
  • 400 free relay – Florida (Liendo, Chaney, Smith, McDuff), 2:44.07

NCAA Championship Records

  • 200 medley relay – NC State (Stokowski, Hunter, Korstanje, Curtiss), 1:20.67
  • 800 free relay – Texas (Hobson, Carrozza, Larson, C. Foster), 6:03.42
  • 200 IM – Leon Marchand (ASU), 1:36.34
  • 200 free relay – Florida (Liendo, Chaney, Friese, McDuff), 1:13.35
  • 400 IM – Leon Marchand (ASU), 3:28.82
  • 400 medley relay – Florida (Chaney, Hillis, Liendo, McDuff), 2:58.32
  • 200 breast – Leon Marchand (ASU), 1:46.91
  • 400 free relay – Florida (Liendo, Chaney, Smith, McDuff), 2:44.07

TOP POINT SCORERS – SWIMMING

  1. Leon Marchand (ASU), 60
  2. Josh Liendo (Florida), 54
  3. Destin Lasco (Cal), 53
  4. Hugo Gonzalez (Cal), 50
  5. Jordan Crooks (Tennessee), 48
  6. Brendan Burns (Indiana) / Gabriel Jett (Cal), 46
  7. –
  8. Youssef Ramadan (Virginia Tech), 45
  9. Brooks Curry (LSU), 44
  10. David Johnston (Texas), 43

TOP POINT SCORERS – DIVING

  1. Lyle Yost (Ohio State), 47
  2. Andrew Capobianco (Indiana), 37
  3. Carson Tyler (Indiana), 35
  4. Quentin Henninger (Indiana), 32
  5. Shangfei Wang (USC), 31

FINAL TEAM SCORES

RANK TEAM TOTAL INDIVIDUAL SWIMMING POINTS RELAY POINTS DIVING POINTS SCORING INDIVIDUAL COUNT SCORING RELAY COUNT SCORING DIVING COUNT
1 California 482 321 158 3 26 5 1
2 Arizona State 430 270 160 0 26 5 0
3 Texas 384 216 124 44 19 5 7
4 Indiana 379 139 136 104 11 5 6
5 NC State 373.5 215.5 158 0 21 5 0
6 Florida 367.5 173 180 14.5 20 5 2
7 Tennessee 216.5 78.5 106 32 10 4 3
8 Stanford 143.5 43.5 78 22 6 5 2
9 Virginia Tech 133 59 68 6 5 4 1
10 Auburn 127 39 82 6 7 5 1
11 Ohio State 112 32.5 8 71.5 4 3 7
12 Georgia 96 70 26 0 6 3 0
13 Louisville 92 26 66 0 3 4 0
14 Texas A&M 80 32 16 32 4 3 4
15 Virginia 78 8 70 0 2 4 0
16 Missouri 62.5 34.5 28 0 4 3 0
17 LSU 62.5 43.5 0 19 3 0 3
18 Notre Dame 62 52 10 0 7 1 0
19 Alabama 57 21 36 0 4 3 0
20 Michigan 37 17 20 0 3 4 0
21 Minnesota 36 36 0 0 2 0 0
22 USC 31 0 0 31 0 0 2
23 Wisconsin 27 19 8 0 2 2 0
24 UNC 27 3 0 24 1 0 2
25 Miami 27 0 0 27 0 0 3
26 South Carolina 15 0 0 15 0 0 1
27 Utah 14 14 0 0 1 0 0
28 Princeton 13 13 0 0 2 0 0
29 SIUC 13 13 0 0 2 0 0
30 Kentucky 13 13 0 0 1 0 0
31 Columbia 12 0 0 12 0 0 1
32 Arizona 11 0 10 1 0 1 1
33 Pittsburgh 4 1 2 1 1 1 1
34 Penn State 4 4 0 0 1 0 0
35 Georgia Tech 3 3 0 0 1 0 0
36 Air Force 2 2 0 0 1 0 0
37 Towson 2 2 0 0 1 0 0
38 Purdue 1 1 0 0 1 0 0

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ASU
1 year ago

ASU winning next year.

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Andrew
1 year ago

Indiana beating Florida and NCS with 6 swimmers that scored is peak omegalul moment

Their diving needs a nerf lol

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Swimfan
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1 year ago

Diving should be a separate sport

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Former Cal Student
1 year ago

I had a feeling Cal was getting a lot of 2nds and just seeing it laid out like this was good. Also, Kacper in the 100 back is listed as Cal

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James Sutherland

James swam five years at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, specializing in the 200 free, back and IM. He finished up his collegiate swimming career in 2018, graduating with a bachelor's degree in economics. In 2019 he completed his graduate degree in sports journalism. Prior to going to Laurentian, James swam …

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