Queens (NC) wins the 2022 men's and women's DII swimming and diving championships
Queens (NC) wins both the 2022 men's and women's swimming and diving championships
Queens (NC) has done it again. The Royals men and women are champions for the seventh-consecutive year, winning both the 2022 DII men’s and women’s swimming and diving national championships.
The Royals held the lead going into the final day of the championships and never relented. Sophie Lange started the day, winning the women's 1650 free title and both the men's and women's 400 freestyle relay team closed the day with victories.
Queens (NC) is once again on top of the DII men's and women's swimming and diving world. You can see the full results here and see the top-three finishers in each event below.
Results from the final day of the 2022 DII men's and women's swimming and diving championships
Women's 1650 free
- Sophie Lange, Queens (NC)
- Allison Weber, Drury
- Kate Agger, Wingate
Men's 1650 free
- Ondrej Zach, Northern Michigan
- Miguel Marcos, Wingate
- Cedric Buessing, UIndy
Women's 100 free finals
- Danielle Melilli, Queens (NC)
- Monica Gumina, Queens (NC)
- Ester Rizzetto, West Florida
Men's 100 free finals
- Karol Ostrowski, Drury
- Matej Dusa, Queens (NC)
- Alex Kunert, Queens (NC)
Women's 200 back finals
- Celina Marquez, Nova Southeastern
- Luna Mertins, Lynn
- Cassie Wright, Nova Southeastern
Men's 200 back finals
- Mikita Tsmyh, Drury
- Ben Sampson, Colorado Mesa
- Nathan Bighetti, Drury
Women's 200 breast finals
- Lily Borgenheimer, Colorado Mesa
- Kailee Morgan, Carson-Newman
- Marize Van Jaarsveld, UIndy
Men's 200 breast finals
- JT Amrein, Oklahoma Christian
- Ludo Viberti, Florida Southern
- Davi Mourao, Drury
Women's 1 meter diving finals
- Gracyn Segard, Grand Valley State
- Kelsey DeJesus, West Florida
- Mikaela Senkus, Wayne State (MI)
Women's 400 free relay
- Queens (NC)
- UIndy
- West Chester
Men's 400 free relay
- Queens (NC)
- Drury
- McKendree
Results from Day 4 - Session 1
The first session of the final day of the 2022 DII swimming and diving championships has come to a close. Session 2 will be live at 6 p.m. ET.
Session 1: Full results | Session 2: Watch live at 6 p.m.
Women's 100 free preliminaries
- Danille Melilli, Queens (NC)
- Monica Gumina, Queens (NC)
- Ester Rizzetto, West Florida
- Kayleigh Sharkey, Simon Fraser
- Krystal Caylor, UIndy
- Ann Caroszza, West Chester
- Elizaveta Bazarova, Tampa,
- Kiara Prozvai, Henderson State
- Greg Lichinsky, McKendree
- Alex Kunert, Queens (NC)
- Karol Ostrowski, Drury
- Matej Dusa, Queens (NC)
- Skyler Cook-Weeks, Queens (NC)
- Slava Ohnov, Wingate
- Xander Skinner, McKendree
- Zach Linder, Lindenwood
Women's 200 back preliminaries
- Luna Mertins, Lynn
- Cassie Wright, Nova Southeastern
- Celina Marquez, Nova Southeastern
- Katie McCoy, UIndy
- Heidi Billings, Northern Michigan
- Stephanie Marks, Lindenwood
- Shelby Kasse, Lindenwood
- Lauren White, Colorado Mesa
- Mikita Tsmyh, Drury
- Ben Sampson, Colorado Mesa
- Nathan Bighetti, Drury
- Alexander Bauch, Queens (NC)
- Raf Hendriks, St. Cloud State
- Andreas Marz, Queens (NC)
- Collyn Gagne, Simon Fraser
- Brandon Dyck, Florida Southern
Women's 200 breast preliminaries
- Lily Borgenheimer, Colorado Mesa
- Claire Mikesell, Indiana (Pa)
- Marize Van Jaarsveld, UIndy
- Kailee Morgan, Carson-Newman
- Isabelle Roth, Simon Fraser
- Claire Conover, Drury
- Savanna Best, Nova Southeastern
- Maddy Koehle, West Chester
Men's 200 breast preliminaries
- Ludo Viberti, Florida Southern
- JT Amrein, Oklahoma Christian
- Davi Mourao, Drury
- Gerald Brown, Lindenwood
- Likit Selvaraj Prema, UIndy
- Filipe Pinheiro, McKendree
- Roberto Camera, Northern Michigan
- Jan Delkeskamp, Queens (NC)
- Matteo Zampese, Florida Southern
Women's 1650 free
#D2WSD Women’s 1650 Freestyle!
— NCAA Division II (@NCAADII) March 12, 2022
Note: Event’s top-8 advance. #MakeItYours | #NCAAD2 pic.twitter.com/0jBdX511h1
Men's 1650 free
#D2MSD Men’s 1650 Freestyle!
— NCAA Division II (@NCAADII) March 12, 2022
Note: Event’s top-8 advance. #MakeItYours | #NCAAD2 pic.twitter.com/j9evSynC1G
Women's 1 meter diving preliminaries
Championship Saturday: DII swimming and diving championships
Welcome to the final day of action from the 2022 Division II swimming and diving championships. Action picks up at 10 am ET from Greensboro, North Carolina. Once again, the early session will feature preliminaries while the late session will have the finals for the earlier preliminary races and dives.
Watch men's session 1 live | Watch women's session 1 live
Follow the real-time results here.
Here is the schedule for Saturday's events (all times Eastern):
Session 1 | 10 a.m.
- Women's 100 free preliminaries
- Men's 100 free preliminaries
- Women's 200 back preliminaries
- Men's 200 back preliminaries
- Women's 200 breast preliminaries
- Men's 200 breast preliminaries
- Women's 1650 free
- Men's 1650 free
- Women's 1 meter diving preliminaries
Session 2 | 6 p.m.
- Women's 1650 free
- Men's 1650 free
- Women's 100 free finals
- Men's 100 free finals
- Women's 200 back finals
- Men's 200 back finals
- Women's 200 breast finals
- Men's 200 breast finals
- Women's 1 meter diving finals
- Women's 400 free relay
- Men's 400 free relay
Results from Day 3 — Session 2: Queens (NC) strengthens lead in both men's and women's
The second session of the third day of the 2022 DII swimming and diving championships has come to an end. The big trend of the day's second session was the success of Queens (NC).
Here are the full results from the 11 events in the 6 p.m. ET session.
- Kate Agger, Wingate: 20 points
- Sophie Lange, Queens (NC): 17 points
- Monica Gumina, Queens (NC): 16 points
- Ward Lockhart, Rollins: 20 points
- Victor Rosado, OCU: 17 points
- Luca Alessandrini, Nova S’Eastern: 16 points
- Cassie Wright, Nova S’Eastern: 20 points
- Laura Pareja, Drury: 16.5 points
- Celina Marquez, Nova S’Eastern: 16.5 points
- Finn Howard, Queens (NC): 20 points
- Karol Ostrowski, Drury: 17 points
- Mikita Tsmyh, Drury: 16 points
- Danielle Melilli, Queens (NC): 20 points
- Marizel van Jaarsveld, Indy: 17 points
- Savanna Best, Nova S’Eastern: 16 points
- Ludo Viberti, Florida Southern: 20 points
- Jan Zuchowicz, Indy: 17 points
- JT Amrein, OCU: 16 points
- Ann Carozza, West Chester: 20 points
- Luna Mertins, Lynn: 17 points
- Rafaela Raurich, Drury: 16 points
- Alex Kunert, Queens (NC): 20 points
- Jack Lustig, McKendree: 17 points
- Federico Bracco, Delta State: 16 points
- Isaiah Cheeks, Colorado Mesa: 20 points
- Julio Kelly Osuna, Indy: 17 points
- Noah Luna, Colorado Mesa: 16 points
- Queens (NC): 40 points
- West Chester: 34 points
- Colorado Mesa: 32 points
- Queens (NC): 40 points
- McKendree: 34 points
- Colorado Mesa: 32 points
- Queens (NC): 405.5 points
- Indy: 312 points
- Nova S'Eastern: 298.5 points
- Drury: 261.5 points
- Colorado Mesa: 168 points
- Queens (NC): 470.5 points
- Drury: 385 points
- Indy: 338 points
- McKendree: 236 points
- Colorado Mesa: 200 points
Day 3 results - Session 1
The day three's first session of the 2022 DII swimming and diving championship has come to a close.
Wingate's Kate Agger finished first in the women's 500 free preliminaries in session one. Drury's Mikita Tsmyh and Florida Tech's Daniel Aizenberg tied for first in the men's 100 back preliminaries at 46.64 seconds. The finals for each of today's preliminaries are scheduled for session 2 at 6 p.m. ET.
Click here to see the full results.
Watch session 2 live: Men's session 2 | Women's session 2
Women's 500 free preliminaries
- Kate Agger, Wingate
- Sophie Lange, Queens (NC)
- Monica Gumina, Queens (NC)
- Marina Amorim, Drury
- Allison Webber, Drury
- Megan Goldthorpe, Tampa
- Katerina Matoskova, Colorado Mesa
- Jordan Fox, Wayne State
- Luca Alessandrini, Nova Southeastern
- Ward Lockhart, Rollins
- Elder Oliveira, Florida Southern
- Miguel Marcos, Wingate
- Luke Erwee, Queens (NC)
- Victor Rosado, OCU
- Mohamed Hegazy, Queens (NC)
- Sebastian Wenk, Indy
Women's 100 back preliminaries
- Cassie Wright, Nova Southeastern
- Celina Marguez, Nova Southeastern
- Laura Pareja, Drury
- Katie McCoy, Indy
- Lauren White, Colorado Mesa
- Vladyslava Maznytska, Queens (NC)
- Stephanie Marks, Lindenwood
- Anett Daka, Saint Leo
- Mikita Tsmyh, Drury
- Daniel Aizenberg, Florida Tech
- Brandon Dyck, Florida Southern
- Alexander Bauch, Queens (NC)
- Karol Ostrowski, Drury
- Finn Howard, Queens (NC)
- Ben Sampson, Colorado Mesa
- Tim Stollings, Findlay
Women's 100 breast preliminaries
- Danielle Melilli, Queens (NC)
- Marize Van Jaarsveld, Indy
- Savanna Best, Nova Southeastern
- Claire Mikesell, IUP
- Kailee Morgan, Carson-Newman
- Isabelle Roth, Simon Fraser
- Lily Borgenheimer, Colorado Mesa
- Zara Konstapel, UMSL
Men's 100 breast preliminaries
- Jan Zuchowicz, Indy
- Ludo Viberti, Florida Southern
- Likit Selvaraj Prema, Indy
- Matteo Zampese, Florida Southern
- JT Amrein, OCU
- Dawid Nowodworski, Drury
- Davi Mourao, Drury
- Juan Dan Garcia Ruiz, Findlay
- Ann Carozza, West Chester
- Luna Mertins, Lynn
- Aleksandra Maslova, Nova Southeastern
- Paige Mikesell, IUP
- Courtney Sherwood, Tampa
- Rafaela Raurich, Drury
- Celeste Turner, Delta State
- Cecilie Jensen, Carson-Newman
- Alex Kunert, Queens (NC)
- Yannick Plasil, Queens (NC)
- Jack Lustig, McKendree
- Dominik Karacic, Drury
- Federico Bracco, Delta State
- Andrew Rodriguez, Drury
- James Brown, Drury
- Collyn Gagne, Simon Fraser
Men's 3 meter diving preliminaries
- Julio Kelly Osuna, Indy
- Isaiah Cheeks, Colorado Mesa
- Charles Earl, Drury
- Noah Luna, Colorado Mesa
- Cade Hammond, Indy
- Tanner Belliston, Colorado Mesa
- Zachary Schering, Clarion
- Jason Lenzo, Indy
Day 3 schedule: 2022 DII swimming and diving championships
The third day of action from the 2022 Division II swimming and diving championships picks up at 10 am ET from Greensboro, North Carolina. Once again, the early session will feature preliminaries while the late session will have the finals for the earlier preliminary races and dives.
Watch men's session 1 live | Watch women's session 1 live
Follow the real-time results here.
Here is the schedule for Friday's events (all times Eastern):
Session 1 | 10 a.m.
- Women's 500 free preliminaries
- Men's 500 free preliminaries
- Women's 100 back preliminaries
- Men's 100 back preliminaries
- Women's 100 breast preliminaries
- Men's 100 breast preliminaries
- Women's 200 fly preliminaries
- Men's 200 fly preliminaries
- Men's 3 meter diving preliminaries
Session 2 | 6 p.m.
- Women's 500 free finals
- Men's 500 free finals
- Women's 100 back finals
- Men's 100 back finals
- Women's 100 breast finals
- Men's 100 breast finals
- Women's 200 fly finals
- Men's 200 fly finals
- Men's 3 meter diving finals
- Women's 800 free relay
- Men's 800 free relay
Results from Day 2 — Session 2
The second session of the second day of the 2022 DII swimming and diving championships has come to an end.
Here are the full results from the nine events in the 6 p.m. ET session.
- Luna Mertins, Lynn: 20 points
- Ann Carozza, West Chester: 17 points
- Cece Mayer, Queens (NC): 16 poins
- Dominik Karacic, Drury: 20 points
- Tim Stollings, Findlay: 17 points
- Gregg Lichinsky, McKendree: 16 points
- Marize Van Jaarsveld, Indy: 20 points
- Kennedy Loewen, Simon Fraser: 17 points
- May Lowy, Nova S'Eastern: 16 points
- Collyn Gagne, Simon Fraser: 20 points
- Cedric Buessing, Indy: 17 points
- Jarryd Baxter, Nova S'Eastern: 16 points
- Monica Gumina, Queens (NC): 20 points
- Danielle Melilli, Queens (NC): 17 points
- Krystal Caylor, Indy: 16 points
- Karol Ostrowski, Drury: 20 points
- Alex Kunert, Queens (NC): 17 points
- Ruben Van Leeuwen, Lewis: 16 points
- Madison Brinkman, St. Cloud State: 20 points
- Kamila Podsiadlo, Indy: 17 points
- Kelsey DeJesus, West Florida: 16 points
- Nova S'Eastern: 40 points
- Queens (NC): 34 points
- Indy: 32 points
- Queens (NC): 40 points
- McKendree: 34 points
- Florida Southern: 32 points
Men's team rankings through Day 2:
- Queens (NC): 330 points
- Drury: 231 points
- Indy: 217 points
- McKendree: 161 points
- Findlay: 129 points
Women's team rankings through Day 2:
- Queens (NC): 276 points
- Indy: 246 points
- Nova S'Eastern: 221 points
- Drury: 163 points
- West Chester: 99 points
The championships continues tomorrow at 10 a.m. ET. It can be watched live on NCAA.com.
Day 2 schedule: 2022 DII swimming and diving championships
The 2022 DII men's and women's swimming and diving championship continues Thursday with another morning and evening session. There were seven preliminaries to kick off Thursday's action. The finals for all of the previous preliminaries will occur in the evening along with the men's and women's 400 medley relay.
You can watch the events live on NCAA.com and follow real-time results here.
Here's the schedule for Session 4 tonight and the heat sheets for the finals
Session 4 | 6 p.m.:
- Women's 100 butterfly finals
- Men's 100 butterfly finals
- Women's 400 IM finals
- Men's 400 IM finals
- Women's 200 freestyle finals
- Men's 200 freestyle finals
- Women's 3 meter diving finals
- Women's 400 medley relay
- Men's 400 medley relay
The results from Session 3 are below but can also be viewed here.
Session 3 results:
Women's 100 butterfly preliminaries
- Ann Carozza, West Chester
- Luna Mertins, Lynn
- Cece Mayer, Queens (NC)
- Celina Marquez, Nova Southeastern
- Lucia Martelli, Delta State
- Ester Rizzetto, West Florida
- Isabelle Sering, Saint Leo
Men's 100 butterfly preliminaries
- Dominik Karacic, Drury
- Cami Marrugo Montano, Findlay
- Kael Yorke, Indy
- Tim Stollings, Findlay
- Steven Aimable, Nova Southeastern
- Gregg Lichinsky, McKendree
- Matej Dusa, Queens (NC)
- Michael Wolsek, Wayne State
- Marize Van Jaarsveld, Indy
- May Lowy, Nova Southeastern
- Bec Cross, Drury
- Andre Gomez Espinosa, Indy
- Savanna Best, Nova Southeastern
- Lyssa Wood, Lindenwood
- Lily Borgenheimer, Colorado Mesa
- Kennedy Loewn, Simon Fraser
- Collyn Gagne, Simon Fraser
- Cedric Buessing, Indy
- Jarryd Baxter, Nova Southeastern
- Mohamed Hegazy, Queens (NC)
- Erikas Kapocius, NMU
- Yannick Plasil, Queens (NC)
- Andreas Marz, Queens (NC)
- Keegan Hawkins, Grand Valley
Women's 200 freestyle preliminaries
- Monica Gumina, Queens (NC)
- Krystal Caylor, Indy
- Tori Meklensek, Simon Fraser
- Beatriz B. Olivieri, Rollins
- Montana White, Azusa Pacific
- Kate Agger, Wingate
- Kelsea Wright, Colorado Mesa
- Melilli Danielle, Queens (NC)
Men's 200 freestyle preliminaries
- Alex Kunert, Queens (NC)
- Skyler Cook-Weeks, Queens (NC)
- Ruben Van Leeuwen, Lewis
- Balazs Berecz, Queens (NC)
- Xander Skinner, McKendree
- Karol Ostrowski, Drury
- Ward Lockhart, Rollins
- Alireza Yavari, McKendree
Women's 3 meter diving preliminaries
- Madison Brinkman, St. Cloud State
- Kelsey DeJesus, West Florida
- Gracyn Segard, Grand Valley
- Daniela Reyes, West Florida
- Mikaela Starr, Indy
- Kamila Podsiadlo, Indy
- Regan Gubera, McKendree
- Jolynn Harris, Colorado Mesa
Results from Day 1 — Session 2
The second session of the first day of the 2022 DII swimming and diving championships has come to an end.
Here are the full results from the 11 events in the 6 p.m. ET session.
- Nova S’Eastern: 40 points
- Drury: 34 points
- Queens (NC): 32 points
- Drury: 40 points
- Queens (NC): 34 points
- Indy: 32 points
- Sophie Lange, Queens (NC): 20 points
- Allison Weber, Drury: 17 points
- Kate Agger, Wingate: 16 points
- Ward Lockhart, Rollins: 20 points
- Cedric Buessing, Indy: 17 points
- Miguel Marcos, Wingate: 16 points
- Marize Van Jaarsveld, Indy: 20 points
- Celina Marquez: 17 points
- Katie McCoy: 16 points
- Alex Kunert, Queens: 20 points
- Collyn Gagne, Simon Fraser: 17 points
- Emaniel Fava, Delta State: 16 points
- Danielle Melilli, Queens: 20 points
- Monica Gumina, Queens: 17 points
- Johanna Buys, Indy: 16 points
- Matej Dusa, Queens: 20 points
- Karol Ostrowski, Drury: 17 points
- Skyler Cook-Weeks, Queens: 16 points
- Cade Hammond, Indy: 20 points
- Julio Osuna Kelly, Indy: 17 points
- Jason Lenzo, Indy: 16 points
- Indy: 40 points
- Lindenwood: 34 points
- Drury: 32 points
- Queens (NC): 40 points
- Drury: 34 points
- Indy: 32 points
Men’s team rankings after Day 1
- Queens (NC): 181
- Indy: 154
- Drury: 144
- McKendree: 79
- Colorado Mesa: 74
Women’s team rankings after Day 1
- Queens (NC): 157
- Nova S’Eastern: 129
- Indy: 126
- Drury: 111
- Carson-Newman: 53
Results from Day 1 - Session 1
The first session of the 2022 DII swimming and diving championships has wrapped up.
Tampa's Megan Golfthorpe sits in first place in the women's 1000 free after session 1. Aidan Henry of Queens (NC) leads the men's 1000 free. The final heat of each event is scheduled for session 2, which starts at 6 p.m. ET. Watch session 2 live here. Click or tap any of the event names for full results.
- Marizel Van Jaarsveld, Indianapolis
- Bec Cross, Drury
- Celina Marquez, Nova Southeastern
- Tova Andersson, Queens (NC)
- Kennedy Loewen, Simon Fraser
- Katie McCoy, Indianapolis
- Lily Borgenheimer, Colorado Mesa
- Aleksandra Maslova, Nova Southeastern
- Alex Kunert, Queens (NC)
- Emanuel Fava, Delta State
- Collyn Gagne, Simon Fraser
- Matheo Mateos-Mongelos, Lindenwood
- Balazs Berecz, Queens (NC)
- Andrew Rodriguez, Drury
- James Brown, Drury
- Jarryd Baxter, Nova Southeastern
- Danielle Melilli, Queens (NC)
- Luna Mertins, Lynn
- Monica Gumina, Queens (NC)
- Johanna Buys, Indianapolis
- Elizaveta Bazarova, Tampa
- Ester Rizzetto, West Florida
- Kate Flynn, Minnesota St. Mankato
- Yasmin Preusse, Drury
- Karol Ostrowski, Drury
- Matej Dusa, Queens (NC)
- Skyler Cook-Weeks, Queens (NC)
- Luka Cvetko, Wayne State
- Kyle Micallef, Florida Southern
- Alex Bowen, Drury
- Abe Townley, St. Cloud St.
- Tim Stollings, Findlay
Men's 1 meter diving preliminaries
- Julio Osuna Kelly, Indianapolis
- Cade Hammond, Indianapolis
- Jason Lenzo, Indianapolis
A full replay of the session can be seen here.
Click here for preliminary results | heat sheet | Wednesday's timeline | 1M men's championship results
Day 1 schedule: 2022 DII swimming and diving championships
The DII men's and women's swimming and diving championship is back, and today, student-athletes will compete in two separate sessions live on NCAA.com. Session 1 includes preliminary races, and Session 2 crowns finals winners.
Watch the men's session live here | Watch the women's session live here
Follow the real-time results here.
Here's the schedule for today's events (all times Eastern).
Session 1 | 10 a.m.
- Women's 200 IM preliminaries
- Men 200 IM preliminaries
- Women 50 free preliminaries
- Men 50 free preliminaries
- Women's 1000 free
- Men 1000 free
- Men 1 meter diving preliminaries
Session 2 | 6 p.m.
- Women 200 medley relay
- Men 200 medley relay
- Women 1000 free
- Men 1000 free
- Women 200 IM finals
- Men 200 IM finals
- Women 50 free finals
- Men 50 free finals
- Men 1 meter diving finals
- Women 200 free relay
- Men 200 free relay
2022 Division II men's and women's swimming and diving championships diving qualifiers announced
INDIANAPOLIS — The NCAA Division II Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Committee announced today the participants in the 2022 NCAA Division II Men’s and Women’s Diving Championships.
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The men’s and women’s championships will be held March 9-12 at the Greensboro Aquatic Center in Greensboro, North Carolina. Queens University of Charlotte and the Greensboro Aquatic Center will serve as co-hosts. A total of 18 male student-athletes and a total of 22 female student-athletes will compete in the diving portion of the championships.
Divers were determined by performances achieved during the Qualification Diving Meet, held Tuesday, March 8, at the Greensboro Aquatic Center. The complete list of all swimmers and divers competing in the championships is available at http://www.ncaa.com/sports/swimming-women/d2 (women) and http://www.ncaa.com/sports/swimming-men/d2 (men).
The 2022 NCAA Division II Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships will be webcast during the prelims and finals of each day of the national championships and can be accessed through the link provided on www.ncaa.com, beginning Wednesday, March 9.
Qualifiers announced for DII men’s and women’s swimming and diving championships
The NCAA Division II Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Committee announced Wednesday the qualifiers for the 2022 NCAA DII men’s and women’s swimming and diving championships. The championships will be held March 9-12 in Greensboro, North Carolina.
The Invited Swimmers by Team reports below show each student-athlete who was selected by team and lists the events in which they were selected. Please reference the Psych Sheets to view all individual event entries.
The Psych Sheets below show the invited swimmers with the events in which they achieved an automatically qualifying “A” cut standard or an invited “B” cut standard above the dotted “invited” line and their optional event “B” cut times below the line.
The Relay Eligibility List indicates those institutions that may enter a relay for competition at the championships.
The list of swim alternates and the men’s and women’s diving preliminary qualifications lists also are below.
Men’s
- Invited swimmers by team
- Psych sheet
- Alternate list
- Relay eligibility
- Diving preliminary qualification
Women’s
2022 DII men's and women's swimming and diving selections set for Wednesday
The 2022 DII men's and women's swimming and diving selections will be announced on Wednesday, Feb. 23. You can find them right here on NCAA.com.
When: Wednesday, Feb. 23
Where: NCAA.com
This year's swimming and diving championships will take place Mar. 9-12 at the Greensboro Aquatic Center in Greensboro, NC.
DII Men's Swimming and Diving Championship History
Below is the history of the team titles in the NCAA men's swimming and diving championship since 1964. Queens (N.C.) has won the last six men's team championships since 2015.
| YEAR | CHAMPION | COACH | POINTS | RUNNER-UP | POINTS | HOST OR SITE |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021 | Queens (N.C.) | Jeff Dugdale | 561 | Indianapolis | 369 | Birmingham, Ala. |
| 2020 | Canceled due to Covid-19 | -- | -- | -- | -- | -- |
| 2019 | Queens (N.C.) | Jeff Dugdale | 606 | Delta State | 364.5 | Indianapolis |
| 2018 | Queens (N.C.) | Jeff Dugdale | 558 | California Baptist | 307 | Greensboro, N.C. |
| 2017 | Queens (N.C.) | Jeff Dugdale | 563.5 | Drury | 350 | Birmingham, Ala. |
| 2016 | Queens (N.C.) | Jeff Dugdale | 449 | Lindenwood | 299.5 | Indianapolis |
| 2015 | Queens (N.C.) | Jeff Dugdale | 433.5 | Drury | 417.5 | Indianapolis |
| 2014 | Drury | Brian Reynolds | 569.5 | Wayne State (Mich.) | 358.5 | Geneva, Ohio |
| 2013 | Drury | Brian Reynolds | 546 | Florida Southern | 397 | Birmingham, Ala. |
| 2012 | Drury | Brian Reynolds | 473 | UC San Diego | 400 | Mansfield, Texas |
| 2011 | Drury | Brian Reynolds | 600.5 | UC San Diego | 345 | San Antonio |
| 2010 | Drury | Brian Reynolds | 538 | Incarnate Word | 403 | Canton, Ohio |
| 2009 | Drury | Brian Reynolds | 543 | Wayne State (Mich.) | 504.5 | Houston |
| 2008 | Drury | Brian Reynolds | 523.5 | Missouri S&T | 336 | Missouri S&T |
| 2007 | Drury | Brian Reynolds | 665.5 | North Dakota | 485 | Buffalo, N.Y. |
| 2006 | Drury | Brian Reynolds | 649 | Cal State Bakersfield | 543.5 | Indianapolis |
| 2005 | Drury | Brian Reynolds | 726 | Cal State Bakersfield | 480 | Orlando, Fla. |
| 2004 | Cal State Bakersfield | Bob Steele | 718.5 | Drury | 586 | Buffalo, N.Y. |
| 2003 | Drury | Brian Reynolds | 612 | Cal State Bakersfield | 535 | North Dakota |
| 2002 | Cal State Bakersfield | Bob Steele | 529 | North Dakota | 507 | Orlando, Fla. |
| 2001 | Cal State Bakersfield | Bob Steele | 621 | Drury | 562.5 | Canton, Ohio |
| 2000 | Cal State Bakersfield | Bob Steele | 687 | Drury | 630 | Buffalo, N.Y. |
| 1999 | Drury | Brian Reynolds | 829 | Cal State Bakersfield | 557 | Buffalo, N.Y. |
| 1998 | Cal State Bakersfield | Bob Steele | 730 | Drury | 637 | Ashland |
| 1997 | Oakland | Peter Hovland | 767 | Drury | 623 | San Antonio |
| 1996 | Oakland | Peter Hovland | 869.5 | Cal State Bakersfield | 640 | North Dakota |
| 1995 | Oakland | Peter Hovland | 890 | Cal State Bakersfield | 573 | Canton, Ohio |
| 1994 | Oakland | Peter Hovland | 791 | Cal State Bakersfield | 718.5 | Canton, Ohio |
| 1993 | Cal State Bakersfield | Ernie Maglischo | 951 | Oakland | 549.5 | Canton, Ohio |
| 1992 | Cal State Bakersfield | Ernie Maglischo | 910 | Clarion | 481 | North Dakota |
| 1991 | Cal State Bakersfield | Ernie Maglischo | 853 | Oakland | 652 | Milwaukee |
| 1990 | Cal State Bakersfield | Ernie Maglischo | 830 | Oakland | 686 | Buffalo, N.Y. |
| 1989 | Cal State Bakersfield | Ernie Maglischo | 571 | Oakland | 406 | Buffalo, N.Y. |
| 1988 | Cal State Bakersfield | Ernie Maglischo | 397 | Oakland | 344.5 | Buffalo, N.Y. |
| 1987 | Cal State Bakersfield | Ernie Maglischo | 479.5 | Oakland | 246 | Long Beach, Calif. |
| 1986 | Cal State Bakersfield | Ernie Maglischo | 549 | Cal State Northridge | 438 | Orlando, Fla. |
| 1985 | Cal State Northridge | Pete Accardy | 488 | Cal State Bakersfield | 417.5 | Orlando, Fla. |
| 1984 | Cal State Northridge | Pete Accardy | 319.5 | Oakland | 226 | Hofstra |
| 1983 | Cal State Northridge | Pete Accardy | 352.5 | Oakland | 347.5 | Long Beach, Calif. |
| 1982 | Cal State Northridge | Pete Accardy | 444 | Puget Sound | 244.5 | Clarion |
| 1981 | Cal State Northridge | Pete Accardy | 349 | Oakland | 338 | Youngstown State |
| 1980 | Oakland | Ernie Maglischo | 312 | Cal State Northridge | 263 | Youngstown State |
| 1979 | Cal State Northridge | Pete Accardy | 384 | Oakland | 170 | Northern Michigan |
| 1978 | Cal State Northridge | Pete Accardy | 304 | Chico State | 282 | Springfield |
| 1977 | Cal State Northridge | Pete Accardy | 326 | UC Irvine | 305 | Youngstown State |
| 1976 | Chico State | Ernie Maglischo | 428 | Cal State Northridge | 283 | Springfield |
| 1975 | Cal State Northridge | Pete Accardy | 277 | UC Irvine | 210 | Cleveland State |
| 1974 | Chico State | Ernie Maglischo | 285 | UC Davis | 227 | Long Beach State |
| 1973 | Chico State | Ernie Maglischo | 262 | UC Irvine | 212 | Wayne State (Mich.) |
| 1972 | Eastern Michigan | Mike Jones | 222 | UC Irvine/Cal State Northridge | 164 | Washington & Lee |
| 1971 | UC Irvine | Ed Newland | 242 | South Florida | 176 | Springfield |
| 1970 | UC Irvine | Ed Newland | 230 | Springfield | 166 | Oakland |
| 1969 | UC Irvine | Albert Irwin | 248 | Kenyon | 190 | Springfield |
| 1968 | Long Beach State | Don Gambril | 349 | Texas-Arlington | 216 | Emory |
| 1967 | UC Santa Barbara | Rock Rowland | 255.5 | UC Irvine | 246 | Commerce, Calif. |
| 1966 | San Diego State | Bill Burgess | 243.5 | San Jose State | 213 | Illinois State |
| 1965 | San Diego State | Bill Burgess | 168.5 | Long Beach State | 147 | Illinois State |
| 1964 | Bucknell | Robert Latour | 83 | East Carolina | 50 | Grove City |