2022 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships

The 2022 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships were contested March 23–26, 2022 at the 98th annual NCAA-sanctioned swim meet to determine the team and individual national champions of Division I men's collegiate swimming and diving in the United States.

2022 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships
Host city	Atlanta, Georgia
Date(s)	March 23–26, 2022
Venue(s)	McAuley Aquatic Center Georgia Institute of Technology
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This year's events were hosted by the Georgia Institute of Technology at the McAuley Aquatic Center in Atlanta, Georgia.^[1]

Team standings

• Note: Top 10 only
• (H) = Hosts
• ^(DC) = Defending champions
• Full results^[2]

Rank	Team	Points
	California	487.5
	Texas (DC)	436.5
	Florida	374
4	NC State	291
5	Indiana	212
6	Arizona State	236
7	Stanford	231
8	Georgia	194
9	Ohio State	165
10	Virginia	154.5

Swimming results

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
50 freestyle	Brooks Curry LSU	18.56	Bjorn Seeliger California	18.59	Matt Brownstead Virginia Jordan Crooks Tennessee	18.60
100 freestyle	Brooks Curry LSU	40.84	Bjorn Seeliger California	41.00	Andrei Minakov Stanford	41.09
200 freestyle	Drew Kibler Texas	1:30.28	Grant House Arizona State	1:30.68	Matthew Sates Georgia	1:30.72
500 freestyle	Matthew Sates Georgia	4:06.61	Jake Magahey Georgia	4:07.39	Luke Hobson Texas	4:08.42
1650 freestyle	Bobby Finke Florida	14:22.28	Will Gallant NC State	14:31.34	Ross Dant NC State	14:31.72
100 backstroke	Kacper Stokowski NC State	44.04	Brendan Burns Indiana	44.15	Adam Chaney Florida	44.35
200 backstroke	Destin Lasco California	1:37.71	Carson Foster Texas	1:38.77	Daniel Carr California	1:39.06
100 breaststroke	Max McHugh Minnesota	49.90	Caspar Corbeau Texas	50.49	Liam Bell California	50.50
200 breaststroke	Leon Marchand Arizona State	1:48.20	Max McHugh Minnesota	1:48.76	Matthew Fallon Penn	1:49.16
100 butterfly	Andrei Minakov Stanford	43.71	Luca Urlando Georgia	43.80	Youssef Ramadan Virginia Tech	43.90
200 butterfly	Brendan Burns Indiana	1:38.71	Luca Urlando Georgia	1:38.82	Nicolas Albiero Louisville	1:38.88
200 IM	Leon Marchand Arizona State	1:37.69	Destin Lasco California	1:38.21	Luca Urlando Georgia	1:39.22
400 IM	Hugo Gonzalez California	3:32.88	Leon Marchand Arizona State	3:34.08	Carson Foster Texas	3:35.69
200 freestyle relay	Florida Adam Chaney (18.85) Eric Friese (18.39) Will Davis (18.28) Kieran Smith (18.59)	1:14.11	California Bjorn Seeliger (18.27) Jack Alexy (18.78) Daniel Carr (18.62) Destin Lasco (18.69)	1:14.36	Texas Drew Kibler (18.83) Daniel Krueger (18.77) Caspar Corbeau (18.67) Cameron Auchinachie (18.14)	1:14.41
400 freestyle relay	Texas Drew Kibler (41.58) Daniel Krueger (41.39) Caspar Corbeau (42.06) Cameron Auchinachie (41.00)	2:46.03	Arizona State Grant House (41.48) Leon Marchand (41.31) Carter Swift (41.75) Cody Bybee (41.86)	2:46.40	California Bjorn Seeliger (40.92) Jack Alexy (41.84) Hugo Gonzalez (41.99) Destin Lasco (41.67)	2:46.42
800 freestyle relay	Texas Drew Kibler (1:30.54) Coby Carrozza (1:31.46) Luke Hobson (1:30.84) Carson Foster (1:31.05)	6:03.89	Georgia Matthew Sates (1:30.89) Luca Urlando (1:30.58) Zach Hils (1:32.27) Jake Magahey (1:31.96)	6:05.59	Stanford Andrei Minakov (1:31.49) Luke Maurer (1:32.60) Ron Polonsky (1:31.38) Preston Forst (1:31.36)	6:06.83
200 medley relay	Florida Adam Chaney (20.19) Dillon Hillis (23.20) Eric Friese (19.36) Will Davis (18.38)	1:21.13	Texas Anthony Grimm (20.65) Caspar Corbeau (22.55) Alvin Jiang (20.08) Cameron Auchinachie (18.08)	1:21.36	NC State Kacper Stokowski (20.16) Rafal Kusto (23.22) Nyls Korstanje (19.55) David Curtiss (18.76) California Bjorn Seeliger (20.08) Liam Bell (22.71) Trenton Julian (20.12) Daniel Carr (18.78)	1:21.69
400 medley relay	California Destin Lasco (44.64) Reece Whitley (50.64) Trenton Julian (44.44) Bjorn Seeliger (40.64)	3:00.36	Indiana Brendan Burns (44.45) Josh Matheny (50.93) Tomer Frankel (44.19) Rafael Miroslaw (41.19)	3:00.76	Florida Adam Chaney (44.43) Dillon Hillis (51.20) Eric Friese (44.41) Kieran Smith (40.96)	3:01.00

Diving results

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
1 m diving	Kurtis Mathews Texas A&M	438.20	Andrew Capobianco Indiana	420.25	Juan Hernandez LSU	413.20
3 m diving	Kurtis Mathews Texas A&M	466.85	Andrew Capobianco Indiana	462.10	Juan Hernandez LSU	459.20
Platform diving	Tyler Downs Purdue	447.20	Zach Cooper Miami (Florida)	443.05	Bryden Hattie Tennessee	418.70

See also

• List of college swimming and diving teams