2022 NCAA DIVISION III CHAMPIONSHIPS
- Wednesday, March 16 – Saturday, March 19, 2022
- IUPUI IU Natatorium, Indianapolis, IN
- Defending Champs: Emory women (10x) & Denison men (2x) – (2019 Results)
- Live Stream
- Live Results
- Official Psych Sheet
On night three of the Division III NCAA Championships, the Emory men set a new Division III record in the 800 freestyle relay in a time of 6:28.69. That time broke Johns Hopkins record of 6:29.27 set back in 2013.
| Emory 2022 |
Johns Hopkins 2013
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| Pat Pema | 1:37.42 | Anthony Lordi | 1:38.32 |
| Logan D’Amore | 1:37.83 | William Kimball | 1:37.09 |
| Jason Hamilton | 1:38.07 | Dylan Coggin | 1:36.87 |
| Nicholas Goudie | 1:35.37 | Nicholas Schmidt | 1:36.99 |
The biggest difference between the two is that Nicholas Goudie anchored in a 1:35.37 for Emory this year. That is the only sub-1:36 split of either relay.
The Division III NCAA Championships did not occur last year, but even if they did Emory would not have been in attendance as they canceled their season due to COVID-19. At the most recent Division III Championships in 2019, Denison won in a time of 6:30.57.
Emory cruised to the win tonight as they won the event by over two seconds. MIT finished second in a 6:30.79.
This meet is incredible.
Statement swim. Emory’s got the title on lock. Also Hamilton has looked great. I think maybe 1:54 in the 200 breast
was Goudie’s split the fastest in history?
I believe so. Lovette was 1:35.9 anchoring at NESCAC which was the fastest before
he has one more season next year at emory curious to what he could potentially do. Historic record breaking year all around for D3.
He is officially a sophomore and has 2 more years.