NCAA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships

The NCAA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships are college championship events in the USA. The event is held annually, and the NCAA hosts Swimming & Diving Championships in each of its three Divisions (Division I, II and III).

The meets take place in a 25 yard pool, except for the Division I meets in 2000 and 2004 which were swum in a 25 meter competition course.

Venues

Division I

#	Year	Location	Venue
1	1924	Annapolis, Maryland
2	1925	Evanston, Illinois
3	1926	Annapolis, Maryland
4	1927	Iowa City, Iowa	Field House Pool
5	1928	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
6	1929	Washington, Missouri
7	1930	Cambridge, Massachusetts
8	1931	Evanston, Illinois
9	1932	Ann Arbor, Michigan
10	1933	New Haven, Connecticut
11	1934	Columbus, Ohio
12	1935	Cambridge, Massachusetts
13	1936	New Haven, Connecticut
14	1937	Minneapolis, Minnesota
15	1938	New Brunswick, New Jersey
16	1939	Ann Arbor, Michigan
17	1940	New Haven, Connecticut
18	1941	East Lansing, Michigan
19	1942	Cambridge, Massachusetts
20	1943	Columbus, Ohio
21	1944	New Haven, Connecticut
22	1945	Ann Arbor, Michigan
23	1946	New Haven, Connecticut
24	1947	Seattle, Washington
25	1948	Ann Arbor, Michigan
26	1949	Chapel Hill, North Carolina	Bowman Gray Pool
27	1950	Columbus, Ohio
28	1951	Austin, Texas
29	1952	Princeton, New Jersey
30	1953	Columbus, Ohio
31	1954	Syracuse, New York
32	1955	Oxford, Ohio
33	1956	New Haven, Connecticut
34	1957	Chapel Hill, North Carolina	Bowman Gray Pool
35	1958	Ann Arbor, Michigan
36	1959	Ithaca, New York
37	1960	University Park, Texas
38	1961	Seattle, Washington
39	1962	Columbus, Ohio
40	1963	Raleigh, North Carolina	Willis Casey Natatorium
41	1964	New Haven, Connecticut
42	1965	Ames, Iowa	Beyer Hall Pool
43	1966	Colorado Springs, Colorado
44	1967	East Lansing, Michigan
45	1968	Hanover, New Hampshire
46	1969	Bloomington, Indiana
47	1970	Salt Lake City, Utah
48	1971	Ames, Iowa	Beyer Hall Pool
49	1972	West Point, New York	Crandall Pool
50	1973	Knoxville, Tennessee	UT Student Aquatic Center
51	1974	Long Beach, California
52	1975	Cleveland, Ohio	CSU Natatorium
53	1976	Providence, Rhode Island	Smith Swimming Center
54	1977	Cleveland, Ohio	CSU Natatorium
55	1978	Long Beach, California
56	1979	Cleveland, Ohio	CSU Natatorium
57	1980	Cambridge, Massachusetts	Blodgett Pool
58	1981	Austin, Texas	Texas Swimming Center
59	1982	Brown Deer, Wisconsin	Schroeder Swimming Center
60	1983	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indiana University Natatorium
61	1984	Cleveland, Ohio	CSU Natatorium
62	1985	Austin, Texas	Texas Swimming Center
63	1986	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indiana University Natatorium
64	1987	Austin, Texas	Texas Swimming Center
65	1988	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indiana University Natatorium
66	1989	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indiana University Natatorium
67	1990	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indiana University Natatorium
68	1991	Austin, Texas	Texas Swimming Center
69	1992	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indiana University Natatorium
70	1993	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indiana University Natatorium
71	1994	Minneapolis, Minnesota	University Aquatic Center
72	1995	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indiana University Natatorium
73	1996	Austin, Texas	Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center
74	1997	Minneapolis, Minnesota	University Aquatic Center
75	1998	Auburn, Alabama	James E. Martin Aquatics Center
76	1999	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indiana University Natatorium
77	2000	Minneapolis, Minnesota	University Aquatic Center
78	2001	College Station, Texas	Student Recreation Center Natatorium
79	2002	Athens, Georgia	Gabrielsen Natatorium
80	2003	Austin, Texas	Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center
81	2004	East Meadow, New York	Nassau County Aquatic Center
82	2005	Minneapolis, Minnesota	University Aquatic Center
83	2006	Atlanta, Georgia	Georgia Tech Campus Recreation Center
84	2007	Minneapolis, Minnesota	University Aquatic Center
85	2008	Federal Way, Washington	Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center
86	2009	College Station, Texas	Student Recreation Center Natatorium
87	2010	Columbus, Ohio	McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion
88	2011	Minneapolis, Minnesota	University of Minnesota Aquatic Center
89	2012	Federal Way, Washington	Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center
90	2013	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indiana University Natatorium

Division II

#	Year	Location	Arena
1	1964	Grove City, Pennsylvania
2	1965	Normal, Illinois
3	1966	Normal, Illinois
4	1967	Commerce, California
5	1968	Atlanta, Georgia
6	1969	Springfield, Massachusetts
7	1970	Rochester, Michigan
8	1971	Springfield, Massachusetts
9	1972	Lexington, Virginia
10	1973	Detroit, Michigan
11	1974	Long Beach, California	Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool
12	1975	Cleveland, Ohio	CSU Natatorium
13	1976	Springfield, Massachusetts
14	1977	Youngstown, Ohio
15	1978	Springfield, Massachusetts
16	1979	Marquette, Michigan
17	1980	Youngstown, Ohio
18	1981	Youngstown, Ohio
19	1982	Clarion, Pennsylvania
20	1983	Long Beach, California	Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool
21	1984	Hempstead, New York
22	1985	Orlando, Florida	YMCA Aquatic Center
23	1986	Orlando, Florida	YMCA Aquatic Center
24	1987	Long Beach, California	Belmont Plaza Olympic Pool
25	1988	Buffalo, New York
26	1989	Buffalo, New York
27	1990	Buffalo, New York
28	1991	Milwaukee, Wisconsin
29	1992	Grand Forks, North Dakota
30	1993	Canton, Ohio
31	1994	Canton, Ohio
32	1995	Canton, Ohio
33	1996	Grand Forks, North Dakota
34	1997	San Antonio, Texas
35	1998	Ashland, Ohio
36	1999	Buffalo, New York	Flickinger Aquatic Center
37	2000	Buffalo, New York	Flickinger Aquatic Center
38	2001	Canton, Ohio	Branin Natatorium
39	2002	Orlando, Florida	YMCA Aquatic Center
40	2003	Grand Forks, North Dakota
41	2004	Buffalo, New York	Flickinger Aquatic Center
42	2005	Orlando, Florida	YMCA Aquatic Center
43	2006	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indiana University Natatorium
44	2007	Buffalo, New York	Flickinger Aquatic Center
45	2008	Columbia, Missouri	Mizzou Aquatic Center
46	2009	Houston, Texas	University of Houston Aquatic Center
47	2010	Canton, Ohio	Branin Natatorium
48	2011	San Antonio, Texas

Division III

#	Year	Location	Arena
1	1975	Meadville, Pennsylvania	Allegheny College, Richard King Mellon Recreation Center
2	1976	Washington, Pennsylvania	Washington & Jefferson College, Henry Memorial Center
3	1977	Oberlin, Ohio	Oberlin College Recreation Center
4	1978	Grinnell, Iowa	Grinnell College Physical Education Complex
5	1979	Geneseo, New York	State University of New York Geneseo, Myrtle A. Merritt Athletic Center
6	1980	Washington, Pennsylvania	Washington & Jefferson College, Henry Memorial Center
7	1981	Oberlin, Ohio	Oberlin College Recreation Center
8	1982	Lexington, Virginia	Washington and Lee University, Cy Twombly Pool (swimming) and Virginia Military Institute (diving)
9	1983	Canton, Ohio	Canton McKinley High School, C.T. Branin Natatorium
10	1984	Atlanta, Georgia	Emory University, George W. Woodruff Physical Education Center
11	1985	Atlanta, Georgia	Emory University, George W. Woodruff Physical Education Center
12	1986	Canton, Ohio	Canton McKinley High School, C.T. Branin Natatorium
13	1987	Canton, Ohio	Canton McKinley High School, C.T. Branin Natatorium
14	1988	Atlanta, Georgia	Emory University, George W. Woodruff Physical Education Center
15	1989	Brunswick, Maine	Bowdoin College, A. LeRoy Greason Swimming Pool
16	1990	Wheaton, Illinois	Wheaton College, Chrouser Aquatics Center
17	1991	Atlanta, Georgia	Emory University, George W. Woodruff Physical Education Center
18	1992	Buffalo, New York	Erie Community College, Flickinger Aquatic Center
19	1993	Atlanta, Georgia	Emory University, George W. Woodruff Physical Education Center
20	1994	Williamstown, Massachusetts	Williams College, John Wesley Chandler Athletic Center
21	1995	Oxford, Ohio	Miami University, Corwin M. Nixon Aquatic Center
22	1996	Atlanta, Georgia	Emory University, George W. Woodruff Physical Education Center
23	1997	Oxford, Ohio	Miami University, Corwin M. Nixon Aquatic Center
24	1998	St. Peters, Missouri	St. Peters Rec-Plex
25	1999	Minneapolis, Minnesota	University of Minnesota Aquatic Center
26	2000	Atlanta, Georgia	Emory University, George W. Woodruff Physical Education Center
27	2001	Buffalo, New York	Erie Community College, Flickinger Aquatic Center
28	2002	Oxford, Ohio	Miami University, Corwin M. Nixon Aquatic Center
29	2003	Atlanta, Georgia	Emory University, George W. Woodruff Physical Education Center
30	2004	St. Peters, Missouri	St. Peters Rec-Plex
31	2005	Holland, Michigan	Holland Community Aquatic Center
32	2006	Minneapolis, Minnesota	University of Minnesota Aquatic Center
33	2007	Houston, Texas	University of Houston, Campus Recreation and Wellness Center Natatorium
34	2008	Oxford, Ohio	Miami University, Corwin M. Nixon Aquatic Center
35	2009	Minneapolis, Minnesota	University of Minnesota Aquatic Center
36	2010	Minneapolis, Minnesota	University of Minnesota Aquatic Center
37	2011	Knoxville, Tennessee	University of Tennessee, Allan Jones Aquatic Center
38	2012	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indiana University Natatorium
39	2013	Shenandoah, Texas	Conroe Independent School District Natatorium
40	2014	Indianapolis, Indiana	Indiana University Natatorium

Championship records

Event	Time		Name	Club	Date	Location	Ref
01 ! 50y freestyle
02 ! 100y freestyle	40.76		Morozov , Vladimir Vladimir Morozov	Russia	30 March 2013	United States, Indianapolis ! Indianapolis, United States
03 ! 200y freestyle	1:31.72	r	Walters , David David Walters	Texas Longhorns	27 March 2009	United States, College Station ! College Station, United States
04 ! 500y freestyle
05 ! 1000y freestyle
06 ! 1650y freestyle	14:24.08		Grodzki , Martin Martin Grodzki	Germany	24 March 2012	United States, Federal Way ! Federal Way, United States
07 ! 100y backstroke
08 ! 200y backstroke
09 ! 100y breaststroke	50.74		Cordes , Kevin Kevin Cordes	Arizona Wildcats	29 March 2013	United States, Indianapolis ! Indianapolis, United States
10 ! 200y breaststroke	1:48.68		Cordes , Kevin Kevin Cordes	Arizona Wildcats	30 March 2013	United States, Indianapolis ! Indianapolis, United States
11 ! 100y butterfly
12 ! 200y butterfly	1:39.65	=	Shields , Tom Tom Shields	California Golden Bears	30 March 2013	United States, Indianapolis ! Indianapolis, United States
13 ! 200y individual medley
14 ! 400y individual medley
15 ! 4×50y freestyle relay	1:14.08		{{{1lastname}}} !  (18.89) Jakob Andkjær  (18.33) Gideon Louw  (18.67) Kohlton Norys  (18.19) Matt Targett	Auburn Tigers	26 March 2009	United States, College Station ! College Station, United States
16 ! 4×100y freestyle relay			{{{1lastname}}} ! [[]] [[]] [[]] [[]]
17 ! 4×200y freestyle relay			{{{1lastname}}} ! [[]] [[]] [[]] [[]]
18 ! 4×50y medley relay	1:22.27		{{{1lastname}}} !  (20.83) Miguel Ortiz  (23.07) Bruno Ortiz  (19.92) Sean Fletcher  (18.45) Zack Turk	Michigan	29 March 2013	United States, Indianapolis ! Indianapolis, United States
19 ! 4×100y medley relay			{{{1lastname}}} ! [[]] [[]] [[]] [[]]

Legend: # – Record awaiting ratification by USA Swimming;
Records not set in finals: h – heat; sf – semifinal; r – relay 1st leg; rh – relay heat 1st leg; b – B final; † – en route to final mark; tt – time trial

Winning teams

Division I

From inception in 1924 through 1936, three schools won unofficial national team championships, which were proclaimed in the newspapers of the time.

1924 - Northwestern 1925 - Navy 1926 - Navy 1927 - Michigan 1928 - Michigan 1929 - Northwestern 1930 - Northwestern 1931 - Michigan 1932 - Michigan 1933 - Northwestern 1934 - Michigan 1935 - Michigan 1936 - Michigan 1937 - Michigan * 1938 - Michigan 1939 - Michigan 1940 - Michigan 1941 - Michigan 1942 - Yale 1943 - Ohio State 1944 - Yale 1945 - Ohio State 1946 - Ohio State

1947 - Ohio State 1948 - Michigan 1949 - Ohio State 1950 - Ohio State 1951 - Yale 1952 - Ohio State 1953 - Yale 1954 - Ohio State 1955 - Ohio State 1956 - Ohio State 1957 - Michigan 1958 - Michigan 1959 - Michigan 1960 - Southern California 1961 - Michigan 1962 - Ohio State 1963 - Southern California 1964 - Southern California 1965 - Southern California 1966 - Southern California 1967 - Stanford 1968 - Indiana 1969 - Indiana

1970 - Indiana 1971 - Indiana 1972 - Indiana 1973 - Indiana 1974 - Southern California 1975 - Southern California 1976 - Southern California 1977 - Southern California 1978 - Tennessee 1979 - California 1980 - California 1981 - Texas 1982 - UCLA 1983 - Florida 1984 - Florida 1985 - Stanford 1986 - Stanford 1987 - Stanford 1988 - Texas 1989 - Texas 1990 - Texas 1991 - Texas 1992 - Stanford

1993 - Stanford 1994 - Stanford 1995 - Michigan 1996 - Texas 1997 - Auburn 1998 - Stanford 1999 - Auburn 2000 - Texas 2001 - Texas 2002 - Texas 2003 - Auburn 2004 - Auburn 2005 - Auburn 2006 - Auburn 2007 - Auburn 2008 - Arizona 2009 - Auburn 2010 - Texas 2011 - California 2012 - California 2013 - Michigan

* First official NCAA team championship

Division II

1964 - Bucknell (PA) 1965 - San Diego State 1966 - San Diego State 1967 - UC Santa Barbara 1968 - Long Beach State 1969 - UC Irvine 1970 - UC Irvine 1971 - UC Irvine 1972 - Eastern Michigan 1973 - Cal State Chico 1974 - Cal State, Chico 1975 - Cal State Northridge 1976 - Cal State Chico 1977 - Cal State Northridge 1978 - Cal State Northridge 1979 - Cal State Northridge 1980 - Oakland (MI) 1981 - Cal State Northridge 1982 - Cal State Northridge 1983 - Cal State Northridge 1984 - Cal State Northridge 1985 - Cal State Northridge 1986 - Cal State Bakersfield

1987 - Cal State Bakersfield 1988 - Cal State Bakersfield 1989 - Cal State Bakersfield 1990 - Cal State Bakersfield 1991 - Cal State Bakersfield 1992 - Cal State Bakersfield 1993 - Cal State Bakersfield 1994 - Oakland 1995 - Oakland 1996 - Oakland 1997 - Oakland 1998 - Cal State Bakersfield 1999 - Drury 2000 - Cal State Bakersfield 2001 - Cal State Bakersfield 2002 - Cal State Bakersfield 2003 - Drury 2004 - Cal State Bakersfield 2005 - Drury 2006 - Drury 2007 - Drury 2008 - Drury 2009 - Drury

2010 - Drury 2011 - Drury 2012 - Drury 2013 - Drury

Division III

1975 - Cal State Chico 1976 - St. Lawrence 1977 - Johns Hopkins 1978 - Johns Hopkins 1979 - Johns Hopkins 1980 - Kenyon 1981 - Kenyon 1982 - Kenyon 1983 - Kenyon 1984 - Kenyon 1985 - Kenyon 1986 - Kenyon 1987 - Kenyon 1988 - Kenyon 1989 - Kenyon 1990 - Kenyon 1991 - Kenyon 1992 - Kenyon 1993 - Kenyon 1994 - Kenyon 1995 - Kenyon 1996 - Kenyon 1997 - Kenyon

1998 - Kenyon 1999 - Kenyon 2000 - Kenyon 2001 - Kenyon 2002 - Kenyon 2003 - Kenyon 2004 - Kenyon 2005 - Kenyon 2006 - Kenyon 2007 - Kenyon 2008 - Kenyon 2009 - Kenyon 2010 - Kenyon 2011 - Denison 2012 - Denison 2013 - Kenyon

NCAA team titles

Division I

Titles	Institution
18	Michigan
11	Ohio State
10	Texas
9	USC
8	Auburn
8	Stanford
6	Indiana
4	California
4	Yale
2	Florida
1	Arizona
1	UCLA
1	Tennessee

Division II

Titles	Institution
13	Cal State Bakersfield
9	Cal State Northridge
10	Drury
5	Oakland
3	Cal State Chico
2	San Diego State
1	Bucknell
1	Eastern Michigan
1	Long Beach State
1	UC Santa Barbara

Division III

Titles	Institution
31	Kenyon
3	Johns Hopkins
1	Cal State Chico
2	Denison
1	St. Lawrence

See also

• List of college swimming and diving teams

External links

• NCAA Men's Swimming and Diving Page