Emory men, Kenyon women win the 2022 DIII swimming and diving championships

The final session of the 2022 NCAA swim and dive championship is live now.

Click here to watch the men's session | Click here to watch the women's session

Today will conclude the championships for 2022. Events include:

- 100-yard freestyle
- 200-yard backstroke
- 200-yard breaststroke
- 400-yard freestyle relay
- Three-meter diving (W)
- 1650-yard freestyle (Timed finals - Fastest to slowest, alternating genders, fastest heat during finals)

There will be a 20-minute intermission after the 200-yard breaststroke.

NCAA.com will video stream all sessions of the championships.

Click here for a complete list of all of the swimmers participating | Click here for the full results from previous sessions

The night session of day 3 of swimming and diving championships is complete. Here are all of the results. 

 200-yard butterfly (men's)

1. Frank Applebaum, CMS: 20 points
2. Jesse Ssengonzi, Chicago: 17 points
3. Richie Kurlich, Denison: 16 points

 200-yard butterfly (women's)

1. Caitlin Marshall, NYU: 20 points
2. Clio Hancock, Emory: 17 points
3. Zoe Chan, TCNJ: 16 points

 100-yard backstroke (men's)

1. Jack Wadsworth, Ithaca: 20 points
2. Tanner Filion, Whitman: 17 points
3. Nic Tekieli, CMS: 16 points

100-yard backstroke (women's)

1. Jessica Flynn, NYU: 20 points
2. Megan Jungers, Emory: 17 points
3. Olivia Smith, Kenyon: 16 points

100-yard breaststroke (men's)

1. Luke Rodarte, Cal Lutheran: 20 points
2. Max Chen, John Hopkins: 17 points
3. Jason Hamilton, Emory: 16 points

100-yard breaststroke (women's)

1. Edenna Chen, MIT: 20 points
2. Jordyn Wentzel, St. Kate's: 17 points
3. Jennah Fadely, Kenyon: 16 points

800-yard freestyle relay (men's)

1. Emory: 40 points
2. MIT: 34 points
3. John Hopkins: 32 points

800-yard freestyle relay (women's)

1. Tufts: 40 points
2. Denison: 34 points
3. Williams: 32 points

One-meter diving (men's)

1. Israel Zavaleta, Kenyon: 20 points
2. Trent Makowiec, SUNY Geneseo: 17 points
3. Lucas Bumgarner, Emory: 16 points

The championship runs until Saturday, March 19. NCAA.com will live stream all sessions.

DIII Swimming & Diving: Day Two, Evening Session Full Replay

The night session of Day 2 is complete. Here are the results. 

Click here for the full results from the session. 

 500 yard freestyle (men's)

1. Bryan Fitzgerald, Kenyon: 20 points
2. Graham Chatoor, NYU: 17 points
3. Thomas Pritchard, NYU: 16 points

500 yard freestyle (women's)

1. Taryn Wisner, Denison: 20 points
2. Kristin Cornish, Johns Hopkins: 17 points
3. Tara Witkowski, Denison: 16 points

200 yard individual medley (men's)

1. Garrett Clasen, Chicago: 20 points
2. Max Chen, Johns Hopkins: 17 points
3. Kyle Wu, Johns Hopkins: 16 points

200 yard individual medley (women's)

1. Crile Hart, Kenyon: 20 points
2. Jordyn Wentzel, St. Kate's: 17 points
3. Augusta Lewis, CMS: 16 points

50 yard freestyle (men's)

1. Kevin Gillooly, Rowan: 20 points
2. Nicholas Goudie, Emory: 17 points
3. Chris Schiavone, F&M: 16 points

50 yard freestyle (women's)

1. Taylor Leone, Emory: 20 points
2. Emmie Mirus, Kenyon: 17 points
3. Alexandra White, Kenyon: 16 points

3 meter diving (men's)

1. Israel Zavaleta, Kenyon: 20 points
2. Lucas Bumgarner, Emory: 17 points
3. Liam Simmons: Denison: 16 points

200 yard medley relay (men's)

1. Emory: 40 points
2. CMS: 34 points
3. Chicago: 32 points

200 yard medley relay (women's)

1. Kenyon: 40 points
2. Emory: 34 points
3. MIT: 32 points

200 yard freestyle relay (men's)

1. MIT: 40 points
2. (T2) Emory: 33 points
3. (T2) Rowan: 33 points

200 yard freestyle relay (women's)

1. Kenyon: 40 points
2. Emory: 34 points
3. Pomona-Pitzer: 32 points

400 yard individual medley (men's)

1. Bryan Fitzgerald, Kenyon: 20 points
2. Jack Wadsworth, Ithaca: 17 points
3. Eric Chimes, Denison: 16 points

400 yard individual medley (women's)

1. Molly Craig, Williams: 20 points
2. Augusta Lewis: 17 points
3. Gabby Wei: 16 points

100 yard butterfly (men's)

1. Jesse Ssengonzi, Chicago: 20 points
2. David Fitch, Kenyon: 17 points
3. Liam McDonnell: 16 points

100 yard butterfly (women's)

1. Crile Hart, Kenyon: 20 points
2. Samantha Kilcoyne, Williams: 17 points
3. Taylor Leone, Emory 16 points

200 yard freestyle (men's)

1. Jamie Lovette, Williams: 20 points
2. Jaden Luo, MIT: 17 points
3. Nicholas Goudie, Emory: 16 points

200 yard freestyle (women's)

1. Claire Brennan, Tufts: 20 points
2. Lydia Dacorte: 17 points
3. Taryn Wisner: 16 points

1 meter diving (women's)

1. Elizabeth Cron, Chicago: 20 points
2. Cynthia Tang, Chicago: 17 points
3. Ava Lowell, Ithaca: 16 points

400 yard medley relay (men's)

1. Chicago: 40 points
2. CMS: 34 points
3. Johns Hopkins: 32 points

400 yard medley relay (women's)

1. Kenyon: 40 points
2. Emory: 34 points
3. Williams: 32 points

Tomorrow's first session begins at 10 a.m. ET, here's how to watch Session 1.  The second session begins at 6 p.m. ET, here's how to watch Session 2. 

Day 2 of the 2022 NCAA DIII men's and women's swim and dive championship got underway Thursday morning with preliminary events.

Swimmers and divers competed in five events this morning:

• 200-yard freestyle relay
• 400-yard individual medley
• 100-yard butterfly
• 200-yard freestyle
• One-meter diving (W)

Finals will commence at 6 p.m. Men will go first in all events.

There will be a 10-minute intermission between the 200-yard freestyle and a 20-minute intermission after the 400-yard individual medley.

The championship runs until Saturday, March 19. NCAA.com will video stream all sessions Wednesday through Saturday of the championships.

Click here for a complete list of all of the swimmers participating 

2022 DIII swimming & diving championship: day one, morning session full replay

The day session of Day 1 of the DIII men's and women's swim and dive championship is now complete. 

To view all results from today's races, click here. 

Watch the full replay below:

The night session begins at 6 p.m. ET. Click here to watch the action live on NCAA.com.

The 2022 NCAA Division III Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships will begin Wednesday at the IUPUI IU Natatorium in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Franklin College and the Indiana Sports Corp are hosting this year’s competition, welcoming a total of 526 swimmers and 53 divers.

The championships will run from March 16 – 19. NCAA.com will video stream all sessions Wednesday through Saturday of the championships.

Click here for the men's first session | Click here for the women's first session

Click or tap here to see the complete list of qualifiers. | Click or tap here for the official psych sheet.
 

INDIANAPOLIS — The NCAA Division III Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Committee announced today the swimming participants in the 2022 NCAA Division III Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships.

The championships will be held March 16-19 at the IUPUI IU Natatorium in Indianapolis, Indiana.  Franklin College and the Indiana Sports Corp will serve as hosts.  A total of 579 participants (526 swimmers and 53 divers) will compete in the championships. Student-athletes qualified for the swimming portion of the championships by meeting the established minimum time for the events in which they entered. The complete list of all swimmers competing in the championships is available here.  

Divers will be determined by performances achieved at the regional diving meets February 25-26. Selected divers will be added to the website Monday, February 28.

NCAA.com will video stream all sessions Wednesday through Saturday of the championships.

The 2022 DIII swimming selections will come in the form of a press release. Here's the schedule for the 2022 DIII swimming selections. 

• WHEN: Feb. 23
• WHERE: NCAA.com 

The 2022 DIII swimming championships will take place from March 16-19 at the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis, Indiana. 

It's been two years since the last DIII swimming and diving championships. Denison is still the reigning men's champion from 2019. 

Here's a complete list of all men's champions.