By James Sutherland on SwimSwam
It’s post-NCAA retrospective time, as we look back at recruit rankings through the lens of now-updated NCAA scoring data. We’ve focused in on the senior class (after four NCAA seasons) and the freshman class (after their first NCAA showings), and now it’s time to share all of our data for the four classes currently making up the NCAA field.
Further reading:
Revisiting recruiting ranks: High school class of 2022 Revisiting recruiting ranks: High school class of 2025We’ll also include this year’s freshmen and seniors to have all the data in one post. You can find further analysis of those classes above.
Notes:
The data included is only individual scoring at NCAAs. That’s not an exact measure of an athlete’s contribution to a program: many of these swimmers (and others not listed) were relay scorers at NCAAs, scored significant points at conference meets and provided great leadership and culture-building for their programs. This data isn’t a perfect analysis of the best recruits – it’s merely a quick look at the data we can compile. Some of these athletes haven’t had as many scoring seasons as others in their class. Some redshirted a season and have more remaining seasons. Some deferred their enrollment as freshmen. Some sat out a year with a transfer. Some turned pro early. Some will turn pro early. Some are hard to pigeonhole into a specific class, international athletes especially. We did our best to group athletes where they best fit. Again, this isn’t a hard-and-fast ranking of value – it’s just the best data we can compile. The ranks are from our recruit rankings, typically compiled when these athletes were high school juniors. We don’t include internationals in those rankings, as it’s difficult to figure out if and when internationals will join the NCAA and which class they should be grouped with before they appear in the NCAA. Do bear in mind that our rankings were done well over a year before any of these athletes appeared in NCAA competition, so if you do have a quibble with a specific rank, you may want to check how fast that athlete actually was when the ranking was done before you get too livid. Unranked recruits showing massive improvement curves are some of the best stories in the NCAA year-in and year-out, and one reason we rank recruits is so we can better see which athletes had great rises during their college careers. All that said, compiling these ranks is a lot of data entry and a lot of research. If we missed anyone, or misclassified anyone with the wrong class or with the wrong domestic/international tag, please let us know in the comments and we’ll update our data as soon as possible!SENIORS (HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2022, COLLEGE CLASS OF 2026)
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RANK NAME COLLEGE TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2023 NCAA POINTS 2024 NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS 1 Baylor Nelson Texas A&M/Texas 93.5 19 27 14.5 33 2 Quintin McCarty NC State 53 redshirt 1 15 37 3 Michael Cotter NC State/Texas 0 – – no invite – 4 Liam Custer Stanford 13 no invite 0 1 12 5 Carl Bloebaum Virginia Tech 0 – no invite no invite no invite 6 Matthew Chai Cal 0 no invite – no invite – 7 Nick Simons Tennessee 16 4 – no invite 12 8 Zhier Fan Stanford 0 no invite 0 – 0 9 Josh Zuchowski Stanford 14 0 0 1 13 10 Landon Gentry Virginia Tech 0 0 no invite 0 0 11 Lance Norris NC State 8 no invite 4 4 no invite 12 Charlie Crosby Texas 0 no invite – – – 13 Sebastien Sergile Virginia 0 relay-only no invite 0 – 14 Levi Sandidge Kentucky 40 13 0 11 16 15 Gio Linscheer Florida 88 1 36 19 32 16 Connor Foote Texas A&M 20 2 11 7 redshirt 17 Tommy Janton Notre Dame 27 10 17 – 0 18 Sam Powe Georgia 0 no invite 0 no invite no invite 19 Conor McKenna Princeton 0 no invite no invite no invite no invite 20 Dawson Joyce Florida 0 no invite – – – HM Logan Zucker Michigan 0 no invite relay-only no invite no invite HM Alec Enyeart Texas 4 4 no invite – no invite HM Kohen Rankin Army 4 no invite 0 0 4 HM Owen McDonald Arizona State/Indiana 145.5 27 46 42 30.5 HM JT Ewing NC State/Arizona State 0 – no invite 0 0 HM Tate Bacon Notre Dame 0 no invite 0 – –UNRANKED RECRUITS
SWIMMER COLLEGE TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2023 NCAA POINTS 2024 NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Jonny Kulow Arizona State 73 6 15 25 27 Tyler Ray Michigan 46 no invite 4 12 30 Mitchell Schott Princeton 23 no invite no invite 0 23 Kyle Ponsler NC State 16 no invite 7 9 no invite Haakon Naughton Arizona 13.5 no invite 0 4.5 9 Matvei Namakonov Delaware 12 no invite no invite 0 12 Marcus Gentry Notre Dame 12 no invite 0 – 12 Cale Martter Arizona State/Georgia 11 no invite 8 no invite 3 Jackson Millard Louisville 9 no invite 0 no invite 9 Hank Rivers Cal 8 no invite no invite 1 7 Sam Campbell Ohio State 5 no invite 5 0 – Andy Dobrzanski Arizona State 4.5 no invite 0 3 1.5 Tommy Bried Louisville 2 0 0 2 0 Jack Wilkening Michigan 2 no invite 0 relay-only 2 Drew Salls NC State 1 0 0 1 relay-onlyINTERNATIONAL RECRUITS
SWIMMER COLLEGE TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2023 NCAA POINTS 2024 NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Josh Liendo Florida 231 54 60 57 60 Hubert Kos Arizona State/Texas 202 37 48 60 57 Gui Caribe Tennessee 130 20 30 41 39 Zalan Sarkany Arizona State/Indiana 107 11 25 32 39 Ruard Van Renen SIU/Georgia 86 13 12 28 33 Tristan Jankovics Ohio State 50 no invite 11 18 21 Aleksas Savickas Florida 41 18 11 12 no invite Kai van Westering Indiana 35 no invite 4 13 18 Noah Millard Yale 32 0 – 24 8 Dominik Mark Torok Wisconsin 28 4 9 14 1 Martin Espernberger Tennessee 21 1 6 14 0 Louis Dramm UNC 21 3 0 10 8 Tomas Navikonis Ohio State 17 no invite 0 2 15 Mariano Lazzerini Penn State 8 no invite 3 no invite 5 Taiko Torepe-Ormsby Wisconsin 7 relay-only 7 0 – Jan Zubik Missouri 6.5 0 0 0 6.5 Pietro Ubertalli Cornell 6 no invite no invite 6 no invite Guy Brooks Louisville 6 0 0 0 6 Alex Axon Ohio State 4 no invite 4 no invite no invite Edouard Fullum-Huot Florida 4 no invite 4 0 – Cooper Morley Penn State 3 no invite 3 no invite relay-only Danny Schmidt Auburn 3 0 3 0 no invite Toni Dragoja George Washington/Alabama 3 no invite no invite 3 – Eric Brown Florida 3 0 0 0 3 Eitan Ben-Shitrit Michigan 2 0 2 relay-only 0 Max Wilson Florida State 2 no invite 0 2 0DIVING RECRUITS
DIVER COLLEGE TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2023 NCAA POINTS 2024 NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Carson Paul LSU 53 9 18 11 15 Nick Harris Texas 52 19 13 7 13 Maxwell Weinrich Indiana 42 0 19 19 4 Collier Dyer Mizzou 33 0 7 6 20 Elias Petersen Utah 32 0 0 15 17 Laurent Gosselin USC 25 0 6 6 13 Joshua Thai Cal 24 3 7 1 13 Gage DuBois Arizona 16 – 13 1 2 Andrew Bennett Minnesota 10 0 0 3 7 Daniel Knapp Notre Dame 6 0 2 – 4 Peyton Donald Stanford/Florida 3 0 3 0 – Nicholas Stone Tennessee 2 2 0 0 no inviteJUNIORS (HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2023, COLLEGE CLASS OF 2027)
RANKED RECRUITS
RANK SWIMMER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2024 NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS 1 Rex Maurer Stanford/Texas 99 0 57 42 2 Will Modglin Texas 74 10 23 41 3 Scotty Buff Florida 33 6 14 13 4 Ilya Kharun Arizona State 139 39 48 52 5 Nate Germonprez Texas 70 12 25 33 6 Aaron Shackell Cal/Texas/Indiana 12 redshirt – 12 7 Henry McFadden Stanford 33 6 11 16 8 Hudson Williams NC State 2 0 0 2 9 Keaton Jones Cal 39 8 9 22 10 Brendan Whitfield Virginia Tech 28.5 0 1.5 27 11 Gibson Holmes Stanford 5 no invite 3 2 12 Roman Jones Cal 0 no invite no invite no invite 13 Logan Brown Texas A&M 4 0 no invite 4 14 Ben Irwin Navy 0 no invite no invite 0 15 David Schmitt Harvard 0 no invite 0 no invite 16 Chase Mueller NC State 0 no invite no invite no invite 17 Toby Barnett Indiana 14.5 0 0 14.5 18 Cade Duncan Northwestern 0 no invite relay-only relay-only 19 Tristan DenBrok Georgia 0 no invite – – 20 Jonny Marshall Florida 74 26 31 17 HM Ethan Harrington Stanford 0 no invite no invite relay-only HM Will Heck NC State/Texas A&M 0 no invite no invite no invite HM Andrew Taylor Florida/Arizona State 16 16 no invite – HM Jack Madoch Virginia/Texas A&M 0 no invite no invite no invite HM Hayden Bellotti Virginia 0 no invite relay-only 0 HM Josh Parent Florida/UNC 0 no invite 0 no invite HM Tomas Koski Georgia 36 0 31.5 4.5 HM Diego Nosack Northwestern 0 0 no invite no invite HM Diggory Dillingham USC 0 redshirt relay-only relay-onlyUNRANKED RECRUITS
SWIMMER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2024 NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Carson Hick Kentucky 30 0 19 11 Colin Geer Michigan 22 4 18 7 Daniel Diehl NC State 19 3 3 13 Tommy Hagar Alabama 19 0 5 14 Ben Delmar UNC 19 0 4 15 Jerry Fox NC State 10.5 0 0 10.5 Stuart Seymour Northwestern 8 no invite 0 8 Humberto Najera Cal 7 no invite 7 0 Jack Berube SMU 3 no invite no invite 3 Camden Taylor Texas 2.5 relay-only 2.5 0 Will Scholtz Texas 2 no invite 1 1INTERNATIONAL RECRUITS
SWIMMER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2024 NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Krzysztof Chmielewski USC 50 33 17 0 Jere Hribar LSU 47 6 17 24 Leonardo Alcantara Alabama 19 relay-only 0 19 Nikoli Blackman Tennessee 15 relay-only 0 15 Michal Chmielewski USC 12 0 0 12 Jovan Lekic LSU 11 0 11 no invite Seb Lunak UNC 6.5 0 0 6.5 Mikkel Lee Indiana 1 relay-only relay-only 1DIVING RECRUITS
DIVER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2024 NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Max Fowler Georgia Tech 35 0 18 17 Conor Gesing Florida 30 0 3 27 Maxwell Miller Purdue 16 5 8 3 Geoffrey Vavitsas Cal 14 14 0 0 Holden Higbie Purdue 7 5 – 2 Tanner Braunton Texas/Missouri 7 1 – 6 Tommaso Zannella Missouri 4 0 4 0 Raymond Winn Louisville 4 no invite no invite 4 Max Spencer South Carolina 1 0 1 –Notables:
Ilya Kharun scored a career-high 52 points to bring his three-year total to 139, leading all athletes in the class by a wide margin. The Arizona State junior reclaimed the national title in the 200 fly (1:37.66) after initially winning it as a freshman, and he also placed 3rd in the 50 free (18.24) and 100 fly (42.92), setting new best times in both. Kharun also contributed key legs on all four of ASU’s winning relays. The second-highest scorer in this class through three seasons is Rex Maurer, the top-ranked recruit coming out of high school who had a dominant sophomore year at Texas after scoring zero points with Stanford as a freshman. This season, although Maurer didn’t match his massive 57-point haul in 2025, he still scored 42, defending his title in the 400 IM with a new American Record of 3:32.96. Maurer also took 3rd in the 500 free, 11th in the 200 back, and split 1:30.76 on the Longhorns’ winning 800 free relay. Maurer’s Texas teammate Will Modglin hit a career-best point tally with 41, collecting top-eight finishes in the 100 back (4th), 200 IM (4th) and 100 breast (8th). He notably set a new American Record in the 100 back (43.26) at the Texas Hall of Fame Invite in November. A third Texas swimmer, Nate Germonprez, put up 33 points as a junior for his highest single-season total thus far, placing 3rd in the 100 breast and 5th in the 200 breast while adding a 14th-place finish in the 200 IM. Germonprez had a breakout season, moving to #4 all-time in the 100 breast (49.71) and joining the sub-1:49 club in the 200 breast (1:48.94), though he was a touch off those time in the NCAA finals. Five of the other six swimmers ranked in the top 10 of this class coming out of high school hit double-digit points at the 2026 NCAAs, led by Virginia Tech’s Brendan Whitfield. After scoring zero points as a freshman and then 1.5 as a sophomore, Whitfield put up 27 as a junior, placing 8th in the 50 and 100 free and adding a 12th-place finish in the 200 free. That came after a breakout ACC Championship meet that saw him win the conference title in the 100 free (40.93) and place 2nd in the 50 free (18.71) with a pair of lifetime best times. Competing at his first NCAA Championship meet, Indiana’s Aaron Shackell scored 12 points after taking 7th in the 500 free, having hit a new best time of 4:11.01 in the prelims. Shackell also set a PB in the heats of the 200 free (1:31.76), placing 17th. Shackell originally committed to Cal, then flipped his decision to Texas, where he spent the first semester of the 2024-25 season before returning home to Carmel. His Hoosier teammate Toby Barnett had a breakout performance in his third NCAA Championship meet, scoring points for the first time. Barnett set a lifetime best of 1:49.80 in the 200 breast final to place 6th, and also hit a PB of 51.53 in the 100 breast to tie for 15th and score a total of 14.5 points. Florida’s Jonny Marshall, ranked #20 coming out of high school, is tied with Modglin for 3rd in total points after three seasons of college at 74. Marshall was the NCAA runner-up in the 200 back this season, improving on his 5th-place finish in 2025, but in the 100 back, he failed to score, placing 17th, after taking 2nd last year with one of the fastest swims ever. The only Honorable Mention recruit who scored this season was Georgia’s Tomas Koski, who took 14th in the 500 free and tied for 15th in the 200 free for 4.5 points. Koski put up 31.5 points in his sophomore year, making the ‘A’ final of the 200 and 500 free while also scoring in the 1650. Among the unranked domestic recruits, Kentucky’s Carson Hick placed 8th in the 1650 free to score 11 points coming off his breakthrough 6th-place finish in 2025. NC State’s Daniel Diehl (a ranked recruit in the HS class of 2024 before he reclassified), Alabama’s Tommy Hagar and UNC’s Ben Delmar hit double-digit points for the first time this season, while NC State’s Jerry Fox (10.5), Northwestern’s Stuart Seymour (8) and SMU’s Jack Berube (3) scored for the first time as juniors. The top international scorer for the past two seasons, USC’s Krzysztof Chmielewski, surprisingly didn’t score for USC in 2026, though his 50 career points still put him atop the international recruit rankings. LSU’s Jere Hribar had a phenomenal season, punctuated by his runner-up finish in the 100 free at NCAAs in a lifetime best of 40.33, ranking him #6 all-time. He also placed 10th in the 200 free (1:31.30), scoring 24 points, though his total could’ve been significantly higher had it not been for a DQ in the prelims of the 50 free due to a false start. Five international swimmers scored for the first time from this class, led by Alabama’s Leonardo Alcantara, who took 6th in the 500 free and 11th in the 1650 for 19 points. Tennessee’s Nikoli Blackman was 10th in the 50 free and 13th in the 100 free, both personal bests, to score 15 points, while Michal Chmielewski, Krzysztof’s twin brother, set a pair of PBs to place 10th in the 100 fly and 12th in the 200 fly for 12 points. UNC’s Seb Lunak, who placed 19th in the 200 fly as a freshman to narrowly miss scoring by less than half a second, took 10th in the event to score points for the first time in his third championship appearance. Among the divers, Georgia Tech’s Max Fowler followed up his 18-point sophomore year by scoring 17 this season, placing 8th on 1-meter and 11th on 3-meter to bring his career total to 35 points. Florida’s Conor Gesing was the top-scoring diver in this class this season, piling up 27 points after placing 5th on 3-meter and 6th on 1-meter, to bring his career total to 30.SOPHOMORES (HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2024, COLLEGE CLASS OF 2028)
RANKED RECRUITS
RANK SWIMMER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS 1 Kaii Winkler NC State 13 0 13 2 Cooper Lucas Texas 30 14 16 3 Lucca Battaglini Cal 0.5 no invite 0.5 4 Adriano Arioti Harvard 0 no invite 0 5 Drew Hitchcock Georgia 0 0 0 6 Spencer Nicholas Virginia 0 0 0 7 Jacob Johnson Minnesota 22 7 15 8 David King Virginia 25 0 25 9 Luke Whitlock Florida/Indiana 13 – 13 10 Johnny Crush Army 24.5 11 13.5 11 Kyle Peck Texas 5 0 5 12 Gregg Enoch Louisville 1 0 1 13 Jake Wang Yale 0 relay-only relay-only 14 Jake Eccleston Louisville 15 12 3 15 Michael Hochwalt Arizona State 0 0 0 16 Joshua Chen Harvard 0 no invite no invite 17 Jacob Wimberly Texas A&M/Texas 0 relay-only 0 18 Matt Marsteiner NC State 0 no invite no invite 19 Quin Seider Arizona State 0 relay-only 0 20 Cooper McDonald Indiana 0 no invite no invite HM Devin Dilger Florida 0 no invite relay-only HM Marre Gattnar Harvard 0 relay-only no invite HM Brady Johnson Arizona State/Missouri 0 – no invite HM Landon D’Ariano Texas 0 no invite no invite HM Nick Mahabir Cal 0 – – HM Daniel Li Stanford 8 2 6 HM Sam Lorenz Wisconsin/Milwaukee 0 relay-only 0UNRANKED RECRUITS
SWIMMER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Logan Robinson Florida State 23 6 17 Alexei Avakov Indiana 20 no invite 20 Raekwon Noel Indiana 13 no invite 13 Eli Martin Virginia Tech 11 no invite 11 Matthew Klinge Ohio State 3 3 0 Travis Gulledge Texas A&M/Indiana 3 0 3 Garret Gould Texas 3 no invite 3 PJ Foy North Carolina 1 1 –INTERNATIONAL RECRUITS
SWIMMER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Yamato Okadome Cal 65 25 40 Mewen Tomac Cal 34 34 – Julian Koch Pitt 28 no invite 28 Lorne Wigginton Michigan 19 0 19 Alex Painter Florida 19 14 5 Nick Finch Yale 15 6 9 Tomas Lukminas Arizona 12 0 12 Joshua Staples Northwestern 11 0 11 Tolu Young Arizona State 9 no invite 9 Patrick Dinu Princeton 6 relay-only 6 Michel Arkhangelskiy Florida State 4 4 0 Cornelius Jahn Ohio State 4 0 4 Miroslav Knedla Indiana 4 0 4 Oscar Bilbao Arizona State/Virginia Tech 2 0 2 Levente Balogh Virginia Tech 2 no invite 2DIVING RECRUITS
DIVER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2025 NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Luke Sitz SMU 49 12 37 Bennett Greene Tennessee 46 8 38 Jacob Welsh Texas 27 20 7 Misha Andriyuk Stanford 25 11 14 Jaxon Bowshire Texas A&M 17 17 no invite Tyler Wills Purdue 17 0 17 Kaden Springfield Purdue 16 16 0 Jesus Gonzalez Florida 16 0 16 Luke Forester Texas 12 no invite 12 Zachary Welsh Purdue 7 0 7 Ethan Swart Auburn 3 no invite 3 Nigel Chambers Alabama 2 2 no invite Jacob Jones Texas 1 0 1 Carlos Vargas Florida State 1 0 1Notables:
Only four ranked recruits in this class have scored in both of their NCAA Championship appearances: #2 Cooper Lucas, #7 Jacob Johnson, #10 Johnny Crush and #14 Jake Eccleston. Texas’ Lucas was 6th in the 400 IM and 14th in the 200 fly to score 16 points, a slight improvement on the 14 he scored as a freshman. Johnson, a Minnesota Golden Gopher who entered the transfer portal three weeks ago, placed 5th in the 200 fly to improve on his 10th-place finish as a freshman. Army’s Crush had a similar progression to Johnson, going from 8th in the 100 back as a freshman up to 5th as a sophomore, setting a new best time of 43.84 in the final. As for Eccleston, a Louisville Cardinal, he was 7th in the 200 breast last year for 12 points, and he scored in the event again this year, taking 14th. The top-ranked recruit in this class, Kaii Winkler, set new best times across the board this season, most notably clocking 41.10 in the 100 free, 1:30.92 in the 200 free and 44.62 in the 100 back at the ACC Championships. At NCAAs, after failing to score last season, the NC State Wolfpack member placed 6th in the 200 free for 13 points, setting a new PB of 1:30.83 in the prelims, while narrowly missing the points in the 100 free with a 17th-place finish. He was a key relay cog for NC State, throwing down notable splits on the 200 free (18.48) and 400 free (40.15) relays that finished 3rd and 2nd, respectively. Virginia’s David King had a breakthrough 25-point performance, placing 3rd in the 200 back (1:37.43) and 9th in the 200 free (1:31.17), setting best times in both, to help the Cavaliers place 9th in the team standings. King notably tied for 8th with freshman teammate Maximus Williamson in the prelims of the 200 free, but opted to forgo the swim-off to allow Williamson to swim the final, which he won. Also hitting double-digit points among ranked recruits was Luke Whitlock, who swam a portion of the 2024-25 season at Florida before transferring to Indiana last May. After setting best times in the 500 free (4:09.60), 1650 free (14:31.54) and 400 IM (3:42.69) at the Big Ten Championships, Whitlock scored 13 points at NCAAs with his 6th-place finish in the mile (14:34.30). Honorable Mention recruit Daniel Li has scored in both of his NCAA Championship appearances with Stanford, moving up to 11th in the 200 breast this season after taking 15th as a freshman. Among unranked domestic recruits, Florida State’s Logan Robinson leads the way with 23 career points, 17 of which came this season. Robinson placed 5th in the 200 fly and 14th in the 200 free at NCAAs, which came after a breakout ACC title victory in the 200 fly (1:38.78) and a runner-up finish in the 200 free (1:31.18) at the conference championships. Five other unranked recruits scored for the first time as sophomores, led by the Indiana duo of Alexei Avakov and Raekwon Noel. Avakov set best times to place 6th in the 100 breast (50.58) and 10th in the 200 breast (1:51.43) for 20 points, while Noel was 6th in the 200 fly for 13. Neither qualified for NCAAs last season. Virginia Tech’s Eli Martin set a PB of 1:51.08 in the heats of the 200 breast to make the final, where he placed 8th to score 11 points. Like Avakov and Noel, he also didn’t earn an invite as a freshman. Cal’s Yamato Okadome vaults into the overall scoring lead for the class after sweeping the 100 and 200 breast, scoring 40 points and bringing his career total to 65. Okadome set respective best times of 49.90 and 1:48.61 to win the titles, improving on his 25-point freshman year when he was 6th in the 200 and 7th in the 100. Pitt’s Julian Koch had a breakout season, scoring 28 NCAA points after placing 4th in the 100 free (40.43), 8th in the 100 fly (43.85 in prelims) and 15th in the 50 free (18.85). He also led off the Panthers 800 free relay in a 200 free best of 1:31.95. The German native, who didn’t qualify for NCAAs as a freshman, entered the transfer portal after the conclusion of the season. Michigan’s Lorne Wigginton, Arizona’s Tomas Lukminas and Northwestern’s Joshua Staples also scored double-digit points after failing to hit the board as freshmen. Wigginton was 4th in the 400 IM and 13th in the 200 IM, Lukminas was 7th in the 100 free, and Staples was 8th in the 400 IM. This diving class is dominated by SMU’s Luke Sitz and Tennessee’s Bennett Greene, who were the top two scoring divers of the entire meet this season. Sitz scored 38 points, winning the 1-meter national title while placing 2nd in the 3-meter event, while Greene was the only diver to make the final of all three events, placing 3rd on 1-meter and 8th on both 3-meter and platform. Four other divers in this class scored double-digit points this season, three of whom scored for the first time. Stanford’s Misha Andriyuk was the lone one who scored last season, following up an 11-point freshman campaign with 14 as a sophomore, placing 5th on platform.FRESHMEN (HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 2025, COLLEGE CLASS OF 2029)
Read more on this class here.RANKED RECRUITS
RANK SWIMMER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS 1 Thomas Heilman Virginia 32 32 2 Maximus Williamson Virginia 40 40 3 Campbell McKean Texas 26 26 4 Luke Ellis Indiana 0 0 5 Ethan Ekk Stanford 11 11 6 Josh Bey Indiana 41 41 7 Gavin Keogh NC State 0 no invite 8 Jack Armour Notre Dame 0 relay-only 9 Sean Green Georgia 15 15 10 William Mulgrew Harvard 9 9 11 Gabe Nunziata Tennessee 21 21 12 Thomas Mercer Virginia 0 no invite 13 Enzo Solitario Wisconsin 0 0 14 Luke Bedsole Auburn 0 relay-only 15 Jason Zhao Stanford 0 relay-only 16 Ryan Erisman Cal 30 30 17 Xavier Sohovich Navy 0 no invite 18 Noah Cakir Indiana 20 20 19 Kenneth Barnicle Cal 0 no invite 20 Alejandro Michelena Texas A&M 0 relay-only HM Ian Platts-Mills Cal 0 no invite HM Marvin Johnson Florida 0 no invite HM Noah Mudadu Arizona State 0 no invite HM Aiden Hammer Texas 0 0 HM Blake Amlicke Virginia 0 – HM Ethan Reniewicki Ohio State 0 no invite HM Nathan Szobota Virginia 0 no invite HM Zack Oswald Notre Dame 0 no inviteUNRANKED RECRUITS
SWIMMER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Max Carlsen NC State 7 7 Hayden Meyers Georgia 1 1INTERNATIONAL RECRUITS
SWIMMER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Ahmed Jaouadi Florida 37 37 Luka Mladenovic Michigan 32 32 Koby Bujak-Upton Tennessee 22 22 Nikita Sheremet Louisville 17 17 Abdalla Youssef Nasr Auburn 16 16 Koen de Groot Florida 15 15 Charlie Hutchison Florida 9 9 Sean Niewold Alabama 6 6 Ulises Saravia Tennessee 5 5 Nathan Wiffen Cal 2 2 Rafael Fente-Damers Texas 1.5 1.5 Casper Puggaard Cal 1 1 Lysander Osman Kentucky 1 1 Martin Wrede Cal 0.5 0.5DIVING RECRUITS
DIVER TEAM TOTAL NCAA POINTS 2026 NCAA POINTS Matteo Santoro Miami (FL) 32 32 Emilio Trevino Texas A&M 20 20 Jesus Agundez Mora Florida 15 15 Thomas Ciprik Tennessee 15 15 Gunnar Grubbs Stanford 14 14 Ciro Mejia UNC 9 9 Jake Passmore Miami (FL) 7 7 Nathaniel Grannis Purdue 3 3ARCHIVES: REVISITING RECRUIT RANKS
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