The first day analyze the relay splits

2023 NCAA Division 1 Men’s Swimming and Diving Championship

The opening night of the 2023 NCAA Men’s Championship was simply thrilling.

Not only did we see new NCAA and US Open records fall at both ends (plus the US record in the 800 free relay), but we also had some of the fastest splits in history.

in the 200 medley relay, Leon Marchand She dropped the fastest 50 breaststroke ever in 22.27, a swim that surpassed the 22.39 mark set by Minnesota Max McHugh Heats twice as early.

Alabama Derek Mass He also went 22.39, giving tonight’s race the fastest three breaststrokes in history.

As we have seen Nils Corstanje He delivered the second-fastest fly split ever at 19.15 for record-setting NC State, followed by Jordan Crooks19.27 for Tennessee, which ranks third behind the 18.94 he produced in SECs.

On Freestyle, Florida Josh Lindo His SEC 200 free relay split was 18.02 with 18.03 bubbles, while an amazing 10 teams had a split of 18.50 or faster.

200 MEDLEY RELAY – Full Cleavage

Top 8:

1. NC State – 1:20.67
2. Arizona State – 1: 21.07.2020
3. Florida – 1:21.14
4. Cal – 1:21.24
5. Indiana – 1:21.52
6. Tennessee – 1:21.59
7. Louisville – 1:22.43
8. Virginia – 1:22:51

Back blow return

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Butterfly splits

free splits

In the 800 freestyle relay, he led the record-setting sophomore swimmer Luke Hobsonwhose leg time of 1:29.63 tied him for fourth all-time in the individual 200 free.

Luke Hobson becomes the fifth swimmer to break 1:30 in the 200 freestyle with a lap of 1:29.63 in the relay

1.Brigadier General Faris1:29.15
2- Kieran Smith 1:29.48
3. Townley Haas 1:29.50
T4: Blake Peroni 1:29.63
T4: Luke Hobson 1:29.63#NCAASwimDive

– SwimSwam Live (SwimSwamLive) March 23, 2023

Behind Hobson, there were five other swimmers in the 1:31 second lap, though to the surprise, ASU Grant Houseranked number one in the 200 freestyle with his 1:30.67 of the Pac-12s, ranked only sixth in his 1:31.92.

cal Gabriel Jet He finished second in a best time of 1:31.35, his first time going under 1:32.

In the flying splits, Marchand again made history by clocking the fastest man ever in 1:28.42, knocking back the previous fastest time of 1:29.15, set by Brigadier General Faris In 2019 (although it was a starter, no one was faster in relay possession than Faris).

Destin Lasko It was also under 1:30 for Cale, while three other swimmers were under 1:30.

800 FREESTYLE RELAY – full splits

Top 8:

1. Texas – 6:03.42
2. ASU – 6: 05.08.2018
3. Cal – 6:06.41
4. Indiana – 6:07.97
5. Florida – 6:08.79
6. NC State – 6:09.38
7. Stanford – 6:11.49
8. Auburn – 6:11.64

opening divisions

plane divisions