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Denison Claims Program’s 6th NCAA DIII Men’s Swimming and Diving Championship Title

2025 NCAA DIII Swimming and Diving Championships

The Denison men have been crowned the 2025 NCAA DIII Men’s Swimming and Diving Champion for the first time since 2019, marking the program’s 6th title overall.

In their victory, Denison men ran away with the title, racking up 463.5 points to take down defending National Champion Emory by 140 points. Despite loosing their 3-year title streak, the Emory men finished as the runner-up with 323.5 points.

A testament to the team’s depth, the Denison men did not win a single individual event or relay over the course of the meet, relying on points from swimmers across the board.

Denison’s relays were one of their strong-suits for the week, as all 5 of the team’s relays finished in the top 5, including runner-up performances in the 400 freestyle and 800 freestyle relays.

Individually, senior Patrick Daly posted two runner-up finishes in his individual events, doing so in both the 200 IM (1:46.26) and 200 breaststroke (1:57.49). Sophomore Jack Hill also added a 2nd place performance in the 200 freestyle (1:35.82) and contributed key legs to several of the team’s relays. The team also saw diving points from Nick Fogle, who finished 3rd in the 1-meter event.

Denison Men’s NCAA Roster:

Denison Men’s Swimming and Diving Coaching Staff:

  • Head Swimming Coach: Gregg Parini
  • Head Diving Coach: Russ Bertram
  • Associate Head Swimming Coach: Kellen Beckwith
  • Assistant Swimming Coach: Kristen Skroski

Final Team Scores – Men:

  1. Denison – 463.5
  2. Emory – 323.5
  3. Chicago – 272
  4. NYU – 267.5
  5. Kenyon – 250
  6. Carnegie Mellon – 214.5
  7. Tufts – 160
  8. Wash U – 150
  9. MIT – 131
  10. Coast Guard – 125
  11. Calvin – 124.5
  12. Williams – 122.5
  13. Bates – 112
  14. Johns Hopkins – 111
  15. Centre – 96
  16. Conn College – 89
  17. RIT /TCNJ – 82
  18. W&L – 75
  19. C-M-S – 67
  20. SUNY Geneseo – 59
  21. Hamilton – 38
  22. St. Mary’s MD – 36
  23. Pomona-Pitzer – 31.5
  24. Case Western/Swarthmore – 31
  25. Hope – 30
  26. Rowan – 28
  27. UC Santa Cruz – 27
  28. Alfred State – 26
  29. Bridgewater – 22
  30. Cal Lutheran – 20
  31. Grinnell – 18
  32. Rhodes/Grove City – 17
  33. St. John’s – 16
  34. Whittier – 14
  35. Amherst/Saint Vincent – 12
  36. Carleton – 10
  37. Trinity University (TX) – 8
  38. UW-Stevens Point/John Carroll – 6
  39.  –
  40. Asbury – 5.5
  41. Augustana – 5
  42. Ithaca – 3
  43. Hobart – 2
  44. UW-Eau Claire – 2

 

 

 

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Woo!
13 days ago

Denison smiggetty smacked and riggetty wrecked Kenyon! Lol!

Camt
14 days ago

Holy Williams fall off

CPG
15 days ago

Coach has created a culture where the men support each other – from top to bottom – in the pool, in school, in life. Well, well done.

SwimCoachDad
16 days ago

An exceptional turnaround of the program. They were 8th in 2023, 6th in 2024 to National Champions in 2025.

wolfie4525
16 days ago

Proud of you Big Red and Coach Parini! Proud alum!

Neffry
16 days ago

Hats off to Denison!

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