The 2026 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming and Diving Championships was contested on March 25–28, 2026 as it was the 102nd 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.
This year's events were being hosted by Georgia Tech at the McAuley Aquatic Center in Atlanta, Georgia.
The championship qualifiers were announced on March 11, 2026, on the NCAA website. A total of 270 participants (235 swimmers and 35 divers) will compete in the championships. ESPN+ will provide live digital coverage for preliminary and finals sessions.
Texas won its second consecutive championship with a score of 445.50.
Team standings
Note: Top 10 only (H) = Hosts (DC) = Defending champions
RankTeamPointsTexas (DC)445.50Florida416Indiana 351Arizona State3285Tennessee2726NC State258.507California 2318Michigan2209Virginia 19210Stanford136
Swimming Results Full Resultshttps://swimmeetresults.tech/NCAA-Division-I-Men-2026/ 50 freestyleJosh Liendo Florida 18.06Guilherme Caribé Tennessee 18.19Ilya Kharun Arizona State18.24100 freestyleJosh Liendo Florida 39.91Jere HribarLSU40.33Guilherme Caribé Tennessee 40.41200 freestyleMaximus Williamson Virginia 1:30.03Koby Bujak-Upton Tennessee 1:30.11Henry McFadden Stanford1:30.13500 freestyleAhmed HafnaouiFlorida 4:06.56Ahmed JaouadiFlorida 4:06.90Rex MaurerTexas4:07.881650 freestyle Ahmed JaouadiFlorida 14:10.03US Zalan SarkanyIndiana 14:12.20 Levi SandidgeKentucky 14:22.26100 backstrokeHubert KósTexas 42.61USRuard Van RenenGeorgia 43.54 Adam ChaneyArizona State 43.75200 backstrokeHubert KósTexas 1:34.13USJonny MarshallFlorida 1:37.15David KingVirginia 1:37.43100 breaststrokeYamato OkadomeCalifornia 49.90Campbell McKeanTexas 50.25Nate GermonprezTexas 50.38200 breaststrokeYamato OkadomeCalifornia 1:48.61Josh BeyIndiana 1:48.79Luka MladenovicMichigan 1:49.34100 butterflyJosh LiendoFlorida42.49USHubert KósTexas42.54Ilya KharunArizona State 42.92200 butterflyIlya KharunArizona State 1:37.66Thomas HeilmanVirginia 1:38.16Tyler RayMichigan 1:38.47200 IMMaximus Williamson Virginia 1:38.48Owen McDonaldIndiana1:38.57Baylor NelsonTexas 1:40.08400 IMRex Maurer Texas3:32.96AR Baylor Nelson Texas3:35.28Tristan Jankovics Ohio State3:35.40 200 freestyle relayArizona StateRemi Fabiani (18.59)Adam Chaney (18.12)Ilya Kharun (17.76)Jonny Kulow (17.99)1:12.46USFloridaJosh Liendo (18.27)Alexander Painter (18.12)Scotty Buff (18.54)Devin Dilger (18.37)1:13.30NC StateQuintin McCarty (18.54)Drew Salls (18.32)Jerry Fox (18.39)Kaii Winkler (18.48)1:13.73400 freestyle relayArizona StateIlya Kharun (41.17)Adam Chaney (40.85) Remi Fabiani (40.29) Jonny Kulow (40.07) 2:42.38NC StateJerry Fox (41.70)Quintin McCarty (40.55)Hudson Williams (40.91)Kaii Winkler (40.15) 2:43.31FloridaDevin Dilger (41.86)Alexander Painter (41.00)Scotty Buff (41.14)Josh Liendo (40.38)2:44.38800 freestyle relayTexasRafael Fente-Damers (1:32.72)Camden Taylor (1:31.14)Rex Maurer (1:30.76)Baylor Nelson (1:31.20)6:05.82StanfordAndres Dupont Cabrera (1:32.59)Ethan Ekk (1:31.49)Jason Zhao (1:32.59)Henry McFadden (1:29.72)6:06.39Ohio State Tomas Navikonis (1:31.36)Cornelius Jahn (1:31.14)Jordi Vilchez (1:32.15)Tristan Jankovics (1:31.75) 6:06.40200 medley relayArizona StateAdam Chaney (20.35)Andy Dobrzanski (23.04)Ilya Kharun (18.70)Jonny Kulow (17.98) 1:20.07MRFloridaJonny Marshall (20.76)Koen de Groot (22.76)Scotty Buff (19.06)Josh Liendo (17.58) 1:20.16 TexasWill Modglin (20.36)Nate Germonprez (22.73)Hubert Kós (19.77) Mikkel Lee (18.26)1:20.46 400 medley relayArizona StateAdam Chaney (43.64)Andy Dobrzanski (50.28)Ilya Kharun (42.63)Remi Fabiani (40.24) 2:56.79TexasWill Modglin (43.49)Nate Germonprez (49.77) Hubert Kos (42.52)Camden Taylor (41.44) 2:57.22FloridaJonny Marshall (44.09)Koen de Groot (50.05)Josh Liendo (42.41)Alexander Painter (40.99) 2:57.54
Legend: US – U.S. Open record; MR – Meet record; AR – American record;
Diving results 1 m divingLuke SitzSouthern Methodist 428.10Matteo SantoroMiami (FL) 412.50 Bennett GreeneTennessee 400.903 m divingCollier Dyer Missouri 497.75Luke SitzSouthern Methodist 495.30Moritz WesemannUSC 485.85Platform divingEmilio TrevinoTexas A&M 465.30Tyler WillsPurdue451.15Jesus GonzalezFlorida427.25
See also List of college swimming and diving teams 2026 NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships
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