Last Updated 5:06 PM, March 16, 2022NCAA.comQueens (NC) wins the 2022 men's and women's DII swimming and diving championshipsShare 2022 DII swimming & diving championship: day four, evening session full replay 3:34:34 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy linkSort By:Oldest FirstLatest1:54 am, March 13, 2022Queens (NC) wins both the 2022 men's and women's swimming and diving championships 2022 DII swimming & diving championship: day four women's recap 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. 2022 DII swimming & diving championship: day four men's recap 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link9:08 pm, March 12, 2022Results from Day 4 - Session 1The 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 Men's 100 free preliminaries 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 Men's 200 back preliminaries 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! Note: Event’s top-8 advance. #MakeItYours | #NCAAD2 pic.twitter.com/0jBdX511h1 — NCAA Division II (@NCAADII) March 12, 2022 Men's 1650 free #D2MSD Men’s 1650 Freestyle! Note: Event’s top-8 advance. #MakeItYours | #NCAAD2 pic.twitter.com/j9evSynC1G — NCAA Division II (@NCAADII) March 12, 2022 Women's 1 meter diving preliminaries share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link2:07 pm, March 12, 2022Championship 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link2:25 am, March 12, 2022Results 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. Women’s 500 free finals Kate Agger, Wingate: 20 points Sophie Lange, Queens (NC): 17 points Monica Gumina, Queens (NC): 16 points Men’s 500 free finals Ward Lockhart, Rollins: 20 points Victor Rosado, OCU: 17 points Luca Alessandrini, Nova S’Eastern: 16 points Women’s 100 back finals Cassie Wright, Nova S’Eastern: 20 points Laura Pareja, Drury: 16.5 points Celina Marquez, Nova S’Eastern: 16.5 points Men’s 100 back finals Finn Howard, Queens (NC): 20 points Karol Ostrowski, Drury: 17 points Mikita Tsmyh, Drury: 16 points Women’s 100 breast finals Danielle Melilli, Queens (NC): 20 points Marizel van Jaarsveld, Indy: 17 points Savanna Best, Nova S’Eastern: 16 points Men’s 100 breast finals Ludo Viberti, Florida Southern: 20 points Jan Zuchowicz, Indy: 17 points JT Amrein, OCU: 16 points Women’s 200 butterfly finals Ann Carozza, West Chester: 20 points Luna Mertins, Lynn: 17 points Rafaela Raurich, Drury: 16 points Men’s 200 butterfly finals Alex Kunert, Queens (NC): 20 points Jack Lustig, McKendree: 17 points Federico Bracco, Delta State: 16 points Men’s 3 meter diving finals Isaiah Cheeks, Colorado Mesa: 20 points Julio Kelly Osuna, Indy: 17 points Noah Luna, Colorado Mesa: 16 points Women’s 800 free relay Queens (NC): 40 points West Chester: 34 points Colorado Mesa: 32 points Men's 800 free relay Queens (NC): 40 points McKendree: 34 points Colorado Mesa: 32 points Women's team rankings Queens (NC): 405.5 points Indy: 312 points Nova S'Eastern: 298.5 points Drury: 261.5 points Colorado Mesa: 168 points Men's team rankings Queens (NC): 470.5 points Drury: 385 points Indy: 338 points McKendree: 236 points Colorado Mesa: 200 points share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link8:40 pm, March 11, 2022Day 3 results - Session 1The 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 Men's 500 free preliminaries 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 Men's 100 back preliminaries 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 Women's 200 fly preliminaries 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 Men's 200 fly preliminaries 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link2:45 pm, March 11, 2022Day 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link1:46 am, March 11, 2022Results from Day 2 — Session 2 2022 DII swimming & diving championship: day two men's recap 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. Women’s 100 fly finals Luna Mertins, Lynn: 20 points Ann Carozza, West Chester: 17 points Cece Mayer, Queens (NC): 16 poins Men’s 100 fly finals Dominik Karacic, Drury: 20 points Tim Stollings, Findlay: 17 points Gregg Lichinsky, McKendree: 16 points Women’s 400 IM finals Marize Van Jaarsveld, Indy: 20 points Kennedy Loewen, Simon Fraser: 17 points May Lowy, Nova S'Eastern: 16 points Men's 400 IM finals Collyn Gagne, Simon Fraser: 20 points Cedric Buessing, Indy: 17 points Jarryd Baxter, Nova S'Eastern: 16 points Women's 200 free finals Monica Gumina, Queens (NC): 20 points Danielle Melilli, Queens (NC): 17 points Krystal Caylor, Indy: 16 points Men's 200 free finals Karol Ostrowski, Drury: 20 points Alex Kunert, Queens (NC): 17 points Ruben Van Leeuwen, Lewis: 16 points Women's 3 meter diving finals Madison Brinkman, St. Cloud State: 20 points Kamila Podsiadlo, Indy: 17 points Kelsey DeJesus, West Florida: 16 points Women's 400 medley relay Nova S'Eastern: 40 points Queens (NC): 34 points Indy: 32 points Men's 400 medley relay 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. share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link9:51 pm, March 10, 2022Day 2 schedule: 2022 DII swimming and diving championships Queens (N.C.) Athletics 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 Women's 400 IM preliminaries 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 Men's 400 IM preliminaries 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link2:08 am, March 10, 2022Results from Day 1 — Session 2 2022 DII swimming & diving championship: day one men's recap 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. Women’s 200 medley relay Nova S’Eastern: 40 points Drury: 34 points Queens (NC): 32 points Men’s 200 medley relay Drury: 40 points Queens (NC): 34 points Indy: 32 points Women’s 1,000 free Sophie Lange, Queens (NC): 20 points Allison Weber, Drury: 17 points Kate Agger, Wingate: 16 points Men’s 1000 free Ward Lockhart, Rollins: 20 points Cedric Buessing, Indy: 17 points Miguel Marcos, Wingate: 16 points Women’s 200 IM finals Marize Van Jaarsveld, Indy: 20 points Celina Marquez: 17 points Katie McCoy: 16 points Men’s 200 IM finals Alex Kunert, Queens: 20 points Collyn Gagne, Simon Fraser: 17 points Emaniel Fava, Delta State: 16 points Women’s 50 free finals Danielle Melilli, Queens: 20 points Monica Gumina, Queens: 17 points Johanna Buys, Indy: 16 points Men’s 50 free finals Matej Dusa, Queens: 20 points Karol Ostrowski, Drury: 17 points Skyler Cook-Weeks, Queens: 16 points Men’s 1 meter diving finals Cade Hammond, Indy: 20 points Julio Osuna Kelly, Indy: 17 points Jason Lenzo, Indy: 16 points Women’s 200 free relay Indy: 40 points Lindenwood: 34 points Drury: 32 points Men’s 200 free relay 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link7:26 pm, March 9, 2022Results 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. Women's 200 IM preliminaries 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 Men 200 IM preliminaries 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 Women's 50 free preliminaries 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 Men's 50 free preliminaries 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link2:27 pm, March 9, 2022Day 1 schedule: 2022 DII swimming and diving championships Colorado Mesa Athletics 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link12:45 am, March 9, 20222022 Division II men's and women's swimming and diving championships diving qualifiers announcedINDIANAPOLIS — 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. CLICK OR TAP HERE TO SEE THE FULL LIST OF MEN'S QUALIFIERS CLICK OR TAP HERE TO SEE THE FULL LIST OF WOMEN'S QUALIFIERS 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. share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link9:44 pm, February 23, 2022Qualifiers announced for DII men’s and women’s swimming and diving championshipsThe 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 Invited swimmers by team Psych sheet Alternate list Relay eligibility Diving preliminary qualification share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link3:46 pm, February 21, 20222022 DII men's and women's swimming and diving selections set for WednesdayThe 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. share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link3:45 pm, February 21, 2022DII Men's Swimming and Diving Championship HistoryBelow 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link LOAD MORE +
1:54 am, March 13, 2022Queens (NC) wins both the 2022 men's and women's swimming and diving championships 2022 DII swimming & diving championship: day four women's recap 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. 2022 DII swimming & diving championship: day four men's recap 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link
9:08 pm, March 12, 2022Results from Day 4 - Session 1The 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 Men's 100 free preliminaries 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 Men's 200 back preliminaries 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! Note: Event’s top-8 advance. #MakeItYours | #NCAAD2 pic.twitter.com/0jBdX511h1 — NCAA Division II (@NCAADII) March 12, 2022 Men's 1650 free #D2MSD Men’s 1650 Freestyle! Note: Event’s top-8 advance. #MakeItYours | #NCAAD2 pic.twitter.com/j9evSynC1G — NCAA Division II (@NCAADII) March 12, 2022 Women's 1 meter diving preliminaries share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link
2:07 pm, March 12, 2022Championship 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link
2:25 am, March 12, 2022Results 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. Women’s 500 free finals Kate Agger, Wingate: 20 points Sophie Lange, Queens (NC): 17 points Monica Gumina, Queens (NC): 16 points Men’s 500 free finals Ward Lockhart, Rollins: 20 points Victor Rosado, OCU: 17 points Luca Alessandrini, Nova S’Eastern: 16 points Women’s 100 back finals Cassie Wright, Nova S’Eastern: 20 points Laura Pareja, Drury: 16.5 points Celina Marquez, Nova S’Eastern: 16.5 points Men’s 100 back finals Finn Howard, Queens (NC): 20 points Karol Ostrowski, Drury: 17 points Mikita Tsmyh, Drury: 16 points Women’s 100 breast finals Danielle Melilli, Queens (NC): 20 points Marizel van Jaarsveld, Indy: 17 points Savanna Best, Nova S’Eastern: 16 points Men’s 100 breast finals Ludo Viberti, Florida Southern: 20 points Jan Zuchowicz, Indy: 17 points JT Amrein, OCU: 16 points Women’s 200 butterfly finals Ann Carozza, West Chester: 20 points Luna Mertins, Lynn: 17 points Rafaela Raurich, Drury: 16 points Men’s 200 butterfly finals Alex Kunert, Queens (NC): 20 points Jack Lustig, McKendree: 17 points Federico Bracco, Delta State: 16 points Men’s 3 meter diving finals Isaiah Cheeks, Colorado Mesa: 20 points Julio Kelly Osuna, Indy: 17 points Noah Luna, Colorado Mesa: 16 points Women’s 800 free relay Queens (NC): 40 points West Chester: 34 points Colorado Mesa: 32 points Men's 800 free relay Queens (NC): 40 points McKendree: 34 points Colorado Mesa: 32 points Women's team rankings Queens (NC): 405.5 points Indy: 312 points Nova S'Eastern: 298.5 points Drury: 261.5 points Colorado Mesa: 168 points Men's team rankings Queens (NC): 470.5 points Drury: 385 points Indy: 338 points McKendree: 236 points Colorado Mesa: 200 points share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link
8:40 pm, March 11, 2022Day 3 results - Session 1The 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 Men's 500 free preliminaries 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 Men's 100 back preliminaries 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 Women's 200 fly preliminaries 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 Men's 200 fly preliminaries 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link
2:45 pm, March 11, 2022Day 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link
1:46 am, March 11, 2022Results from Day 2 — Session 2 2022 DII swimming & diving championship: day two men's recap 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. Women’s 100 fly finals Luna Mertins, Lynn: 20 points Ann Carozza, West Chester: 17 points Cece Mayer, Queens (NC): 16 poins Men’s 100 fly finals Dominik Karacic, Drury: 20 points Tim Stollings, Findlay: 17 points Gregg Lichinsky, McKendree: 16 points Women’s 400 IM finals Marize Van Jaarsveld, Indy: 20 points Kennedy Loewen, Simon Fraser: 17 points May Lowy, Nova S'Eastern: 16 points Men's 400 IM finals Collyn Gagne, Simon Fraser: 20 points Cedric Buessing, Indy: 17 points Jarryd Baxter, Nova S'Eastern: 16 points Women's 200 free finals Monica Gumina, Queens (NC): 20 points Danielle Melilli, Queens (NC): 17 points Krystal Caylor, Indy: 16 points Men's 200 free finals Karol Ostrowski, Drury: 20 points Alex Kunert, Queens (NC): 17 points Ruben Van Leeuwen, Lewis: 16 points Women's 3 meter diving finals Madison Brinkman, St. Cloud State: 20 points Kamila Podsiadlo, Indy: 17 points Kelsey DeJesus, West Florida: 16 points Women's 400 medley relay Nova S'Eastern: 40 points Queens (NC): 34 points Indy: 32 points Men's 400 medley relay 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. share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link
9:51 pm, March 10, 2022Day 2 schedule: 2022 DII swimming and diving championships Queens (N.C.) Athletics 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 Women's 400 IM preliminaries 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 Men's 400 IM preliminaries 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link
2:08 am, March 10, 2022Results from Day 1 — Session 2 2022 DII swimming & diving championship: day one men's recap 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. Women’s 200 medley relay Nova S’Eastern: 40 points Drury: 34 points Queens (NC): 32 points Men’s 200 medley relay Drury: 40 points Queens (NC): 34 points Indy: 32 points Women’s 1,000 free Sophie Lange, Queens (NC): 20 points Allison Weber, Drury: 17 points Kate Agger, Wingate: 16 points Men’s 1000 free Ward Lockhart, Rollins: 20 points Cedric Buessing, Indy: 17 points Miguel Marcos, Wingate: 16 points Women’s 200 IM finals Marize Van Jaarsveld, Indy: 20 points Celina Marquez: 17 points Katie McCoy: 16 points Men’s 200 IM finals Alex Kunert, Queens: 20 points Collyn Gagne, Simon Fraser: 17 points Emaniel Fava, Delta State: 16 points Women’s 50 free finals Danielle Melilli, Queens: 20 points Monica Gumina, Queens: 17 points Johanna Buys, Indy: 16 points Men’s 50 free finals Matej Dusa, Queens: 20 points Karol Ostrowski, Drury: 17 points Skyler Cook-Weeks, Queens: 16 points Men’s 1 meter diving finals Cade Hammond, Indy: 20 points Julio Osuna Kelly, Indy: 17 points Jason Lenzo, Indy: 16 points Women’s 200 free relay Indy: 40 points Lindenwood: 34 points Drury: 32 points Men’s 200 free relay 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link
7:26 pm, March 9, 2022Results 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. Women's 200 IM preliminaries 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 Men 200 IM preliminaries 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 Women's 50 free preliminaries 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 Men's 50 free preliminaries 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link
2:27 pm, March 9, 2022Day 1 schedule: 2022 DII swimming and diving championships Colorado Mesa Athletics 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link
12:45 am, March 9, 20222022 Division II men's and women's swimming and diving championships diving qualifiers announcedINDIANAPOLIS — 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. CLICK OR TAP HERE TO SEE THE FULL LIST OF MEN'S QUALIFIERS CLICK OR TAP HERE TO SEE THE FULL LIST OF WOMEN'S QUALIFIERS 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. share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link
9:44 pm, February 23, 2022Qualifiers announced for DII men’s and women’s swimming and diving championshipsThe 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 Invited swimmers by team Psych sheet Alternate list Relay eligibility Diving preliminary qualification share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link
3:46 pm, February 21, 20222022 DII men's and women's swimming and diving selections set for WednesdayThe 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. share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link
3:45 pm, February 21, 2022DII Men's Swimming and Diving Championship HistoryBelow 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 share with Facebookshare with Twittercopy link