By Braden Keith on SwimSwam
Okay, after feedback for the women’s article, I’m going to try to explain the new qualifying system in easy terms, without too many caveats.
There are two caveats I’ll mention:
Just like before, a swimmer who hits a QS and clears the QS in multiple events will go at the top of multiple lists. This actually sticks with the philosophy of the previous methodology. If Luca Urlando was the fastest swimmer in the country in the 100 fly and 100 back last season, he would’ve been on both the 100 fly and 100 back lists. This is actually ‘good’ in terms of selections going deeper into rankings – the more ‘doubles’ there are, the deeper into the rankings it goes. While most of the focus has been on mid-major conference champions and who they might bump….SEC Champions under the QS (they all will be) also get ‘automatic bids.’ We don’t know how the pre-selection lists and all that are going to be formatted, but don’t be jarred when you see SEC and Big Ten and ACC and Big 12 swimmers with ‘automatic bids’.Okay, now that that’s out of the way, let’s talk about how things are shaping up.
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In 2025, the CSCAA pioneered, and the NCAA eventually approved, a new NCAA Championship qualifying system whereby swimmers who hit a certain time standard en route to an NCAA Division I conference title will automatically qualify for the NCAA Championships.
The new proposal drew cheers from mid-major coaches, who now feel they have a clearer avenue to NCAA qualifying, and jeers from many in the traditional power conferences, knowing that some of their lower-end qualifiers are likely to be bumped by slower swimmers from mid-major conferences.
Those standards were set at the 72nd-best time from last year’s NCAA Championship meet.
This article will focus on the men’s meet. See the women’s meet here.
Individual Events – Men’s – 2026 NCAA Qualifying Standards
Event Standard 50 Freestyle 19.43 100 Freestyle 42.55 200 Freestyle 1:33.93 500 Freestyle 4:18.07 1,650 Freestyle 15:06.60 100 Butterfly 46.11 200 Butterfly 1:43.79 100 Backstroke 46.29 200 Backstroke 1:42.14 100 Breaststroke 52.58 200 Breaststroke 1:54.95 200 Individual Medley 1:44.13 400 Individual Medley 3:46.19Because the men’s cut line is lower (usually around 30-or-so per event), more men will ‘skip the line’ than women. The standard is set on the same basis (72 spots), but there will be more men in that 30th-40th ranking who get to go as conference champions. Should the men’s QS have a faster relative standard? Maybe, but that’s a different debate for a different day.
In earnest, attempting to somehow break down what all this new qualifying might mean for the upcoming NCAA Championship meets, we’ve gone through and run some data on the current mid-major swimmers who are within reach of an NCAA qualification.
While there are no neat, tidy conclusions to reach because of the complexity of the situations, here’s the approach we took:
Swimmers who are already ranked in the top 15 of their events are marked in the table with an “X”. Remember that swimmers who finish the season in this range are likely to qualify for the NCAA Championships regardless of whether they win their conference title or not. Of course, these rankings are bound to change through the conference season, but it’s a rough cut. Swimmers who are not in the top 15 but are under the conference-champion-standard, are marked with a “Y”. This is your reminder that they have to do the swim in the final at their conference championship meet, AND WIN, for it to count. Swimmers who are within 1% of the time standard are marked with a “Z”. These swimmers would need to drop time and win their conference titleRough Cut Numbers
There are 9 Xs, who would plausibly qualify under the old system. There are 58 Ys, who if they repeat their season best en route to a conference title would qualify There are 102 Zs, who would need a time drop and a conference win to qualifyThere are a roughly similar amount of men’s swims in these three categories as women (I didn’t do the math on unique swims). This makes sense since the QS is the same rank for both. 167 men versus 183 women.
But don’t lose your mind that there are going to be 100 mid-major swimmers at the NCAA Championships. There are lots of caveats to those numbers:
There are some duplicate swimmers (and NCAA is capped based on swimmers not swims), like Yale’s Nicholas Finch, who ranks 6th in the NCAA in the 100 fly right now. Not all of the Ys will hit the standard at their conference meets There are a ton of counts in here who come from the same conference.Specifically, the Ivy League (64) and Patriot League (28) combine to account for about half of those swims. With only 18 individual swimming events on the NCAA calendar, at least 60 of the Xs and Ys and Zs above won’t qualify – at least as automatic qualifiers.
Swims Above, Represented By Conference:
The men’s conferences are way messier than the women’s. Let me know which ones I screwed up on.
Conference Swimmers Ranked Ivy League 69 Patriot League 29 MPSF 16 ASUN 15 Big West 12 CAA 6 Horizon League 5 Summit League 4 Missouri Valley 4 A-10 3 Big East 2 ACC 1 Mid-American Conference 1If you’ve been watching sports long enough, your instinct might be that there’s some kind of ‘lose to win’ scenario. In many cases there isn’t – for example, Mitchell Schott from Princeton is already faster than the NCAA qualifying time in the 200 free, but…that doesn’t mean much for NCAA qualifying unless he repeats a sub-QS swim to win the conference final. The only scenario where this comes into play would be if the best swimmer in the conference is clearly qualified based on her national ranking and sandbags the final so that the next-best swimmer in the conference can qualify by going under the qualifying standard in the final and winning. Or one swimmer wins one event, then they let the other win the 100 free.
Keep an eye out for these shenanigans, especially if they’re teammates. While we are not explicitly casting specific aspersions on any of these swimmers or teams, there are a few chances where this could be relevant: the Patriot League 200 breaststroke, for example. Navy has the top two seeded swimmers Michael Phillips (#14 nationally) and Juan Mora (#17 nationally) in that event. Phillips’ time of 1:52.43 is unlikely to get bumped out (though it’s possible), and while Mora may also qualify on his own – he could lock it up with a conference title and anything under a 1:54.95. In that race, there are plenty of Army swimmers (1:52.85, 1:53.08) within range, plus maybe the most heated conference title rivalry in the country, to keep things honest. There are a few other ‘reach’ examples, like the Ivy League 200 fly where a teammate could sandbag a race to improve a teammate’s chances of qualifying, but none really make sense.
Remember that only 20 extra hypothetical mid-major men would have qualified under the new system last year. 18 mid-major men actually qualified for NCAAs last year just by ‘being fast enough.’
Battles to Watch
I went through and picked out a few big-time conference battles for automatic qualifying spots that I think will be interesting.
Ivy League Men’s 500 Free: While Harvard’s William Mulgrew is ranked #17 in this event this season, that seed is unlikely to hold up through conference season, as distance races tend to have more upturn of their rankings late in the year. That means the Ivy League men will need some season best times to get an NCAA qualifier in the 500 free. Mulgrew has been 4:14.25, Yale’s Noah Millard has been 4:14.51, Princeton’s Mitchell Schott has been 4:15.55, Princeton’s Arthur Balva has been 4:16.99, Brown’s Rory O’Connor has been 4:17.27, and Princeton’s Santiago Gutierrez has been 4:17.29, all under the Qualifying Standard. In fact, the top 7, and 8 of the top 10, mid-major 500 freestylers this season are all from the Ivy League. In the ever-strategic 500 free, it will be interesting to see who goes after a time (Millard was 4:10 last year, which qualifies regardless of place) and who goes after the win. While many of these guys have already been best times this season, the top five finishers at last year’s Ivy League Championship went lifetime bests in the final. This should be a good one. Ivy League Men’s 200 Back: While none of them are likely to qualify on ranking, barring a big time drop (it happens!), the Ivy League 200 back final will be a barn-burner, based on seeds. This year’s conference leaders are Princeton’s Parker Lenoce (1:41.35), Harvard’s Adriano Arioti (1:41.46), Cornell’s Pietro Ubertalli (1:41.68), and Columbia’s Isaac Beers (1:41.98). Ubertalli won last year in 1:38.99, and is the only Ivy Leaguer who swam the 200 back at NCAAs last year. He added a little bit of time to finish 11th. This year, he could have a hoard of swimmers chasing him. Patriot League Men’s 200 Breaststroke: In spite of the scenario laid out above, the Army vs. Navy rivalry and the race for the auto qualifier spot in this 200 breaststroke will be intense at this year’s Patriot League meet. Michael Phillips (1:52.43) and Juan Mora (1:52.55), represent Navy, while Kohen Rankin (1:52.85) and Kalvin Hahn (1:53.08) represent Army, and together they hold the top four seeds. All four swimmers have either already swum a time that would’ve been invited in the past or are very close to it. Last year’s invite was 1:52.89; subtracting 3 spots for bumps by auto qualifiers puts you at 1:52.60. This could be a scenario where we see someone really go for a time in prelims to lock up a national ranking, and then evaluate their plan for finals. (But really….we know these guys want to win). MPSF 200 Fly: Ian Belflower and Colby Raffel, both from UNLV, are the top seeds in their conference in the men’s 200 fly. Both are just shy of the QS – Belflower has been 1:43.94 and Raffel has been 1:44.23, with a QS of 1:43.79. Beflower swam a best time mid-season, had the better finish at last year’s WAC Championship meet, and swam a best time in finals at the WAC meet (Raffel swam one in prelims). All of the momentum is in his favor, but finding a couple tenths and getting under the QS will make the swim all the sweeter for whoever wins. MPSF 400 IM: Jackson Kogler from Wyoming (3:45.39) has already been under the QS this year, while Camden Swigart of Air Force (3:47.62) is just off it. It will take a 3:46.19 in the championship final to qualify for NCAAs for either swimmer. Swigart was the WAC Champion last year in 3:46.01, which would be good enough this year, but the freshman Kogler has really taken to his new training, dropping over six seconds in the event this season alone.The Data
Note: a ton of this was manual work. Please note any errors in the comments!
Link to open in Google Sheets, where it’s easier to read.
Time Name Team TS Date Event Conference Status 17 18.96 Nicholas FINCH Yale QS 11/20/25 50 free Ivy League Y 20 19.02 Bryson Huey UNLV (M) QS 12/4/25 50 free MPSF Y 40 19.26 Karol Ostrowski Hawaii QS 11/20/25 50 free Big West Y 46 19.32 Sonny Wang Harvard QS 12/4/25 50 free Ivy League Y 50 19.33 Maro MIKNIC Harvard QS 1/30/26 50 free Ivy League Y 57 19.39 Patrick Dinu Princeton QS 1/30/26 50 free Ivy League Y 66 19.43 Nick Rounds South Dakota QS 11/20/25 50 free Summit League Y 70 19.44 Owen Watkins Georgetown NS 11/20/25 50 free Big East Z 78 19.47 Lachlan Andrew U.S. Navy NS 12/6/25 50 free Patriot League Z 80 19.48 Ben Denman-Grimm U.S. Navy NS 12/6/25 50 free Patriot League Z 82 19.49 Zion James Columbia NS 12/4/25 50 free Ivy League Z 87 19.51 Guillermo Carrey Grand Canyon NS 12/4/25 50 free Big West Z 88 19.52 Felix Jedbratt La Salle NS 11/21/25 50 free A-10 Z 91 19.53 Logan Noguchi Princeton NS 1/24/26 50 free Ivy League Z 96 19.57 Daniel Laureyssens Fla Atlantic (M) NS 11/20/25 50 free ASUN Z 96 19.57 Luis De Oliveira Incarnate Word NS 11/21/25 50 free MPSF Z 99 19.58 Jack Boysen Wyoming (M) NS 11/21/25 50 free MPSF Z 101 19.59 Stamatis Paleocrassas Queens (NC) NS 11/21/25 50 free ASUN Z 101 19.59 Johnny Crush Army NS 1/10/26 50 free Patriot League Z 101 19.59 Nien Levy Queens (NC) NS 11/21/25 50 free ASUN Z 106 19.61 Mario Perez Grand Canyon NS 12/4/25 50 free Big West Z 10 41.49 Patrick Dinu Princeton QS 1/31/26 100 free Ivy League X 32 42.24 Nicholas FINCH Yale QS 11/21/25 100 free Ivy League Y 33 42.26 Finn Brophy Hawaii QS 11/22/25 100 free Big West Y 52 42.47 Vili Sivec CSUB QS 11/23/25 100 free Big West Y 60 42.52 Zachary Redding Old Dominion (M) QS 11/22/25 100 free ASUN Y 60 42.52 Karol Ostrowski Hawaii QS 11/22/25 100 free Big West Y 73 42.67 Matvei Namakonov Delaware NS 11/23/25 100 free ASUN Z 77 42.75 Owen Watkins Georgetown NS 11/21/25 100 free Big East Z 82 42.77 Daniel Laureyssens Fla Atlantic (M) NS 11/22/25 100 free ASUN Z 84 42.78 Daniel Meszaros Queens (NC) NS 11/23/25 100 free ASUN Z 98 42.91 Luis De Oliveira Incarnate Word NS 11/23/25 100 free MPSF Z 101 42.92 Deniel Nankov Yale NS 11/21/25 100 free Ivy League Z 105 42.94 Hunter Cehelnik UCSD NS 11/22/25 100 free Big West Z 108 42.95 Ben Denman-Grimm U.S. Navy NS 12/6/25 100 free Patriot League Z 110 42.96 Mitchell Schott Princeton NS 12/6/25 100 free Ivy League Z 111 42.98 Lucas Tudoras Princeton NS 12/6/25 100 free Ivy League Z 20 1:32.44 Mitchell Schott Princeton QS 12/5/25 200 free Ivy League Y 58 1:33.77 Xavier Sohovich U.S. Navy QS 12/6/25 200 free Patriot League Y 61 1:33.92 Simon Casey Wyoming (M) QS 11/20/25 200 free MPSF Y 64 1:33.95 Daniel Laureyssens Fla Atlantic (M) NS 11/21/25 200 free ASUN Z 72 1:34.22 NOAH MILLARD Yale NS 11/18/25 200 free Ivy League Z 83 1:34.40 Daniel Meszaros Queens (NC) NS 11/22/25 200 free ASUN Z 83 1:34.40 Patrick Dinu Princeton NS 11/14/25 200 free Ivy League Z 86 1:34.41 Martin Perecinsky U.S. Navy NS 12/6/25 200 free Patriot League Z 98 1:34.71 Quinn Cynor Youngstown St NS 12/4/25 200 free Mid-American Conference Z 98 1:34.71 Victor Dagenais Hawaii NS 11/19/25 200 free Big West Z 101 1:34.74 Parker Lenoce Princeton NS 12/5/25 200 free Ivy League Z 17 4:14.25 William Mulgrew Harvard QS 1/31/26 500 free Ivy League Y 20 4:14.51 NOAH MILLARD Yale QS 11/20/25 500 free Ivy League Y 29 4:15.55 Mitchell Schott Princeton QS 12/4/25 500 free Ivy League Y 45 4:16.99 Arthur Balva Princeton QS 12/4/25 500 free Ivy League Y 47 4:17.27 Rory O’Connor Brown QS 11/21/25 500 free Ivy League Y 48 4:17.29 Santiago Gutierrez Princeton QS 12/4/25 500 free Ivy League Y 77 4:19.48 Jack Haley Princeton NS 12/4/25 500 free Ivy League Z 78 4:19.53 Dean Jones U.S. Navy NS 12/6/25 500 free Patriot League Z 80 4:19.69 Arshak HAMBARDZUMYAN Yale NS 1/31/26 500 free Ivy League Z 90 4:20.40 Jiarui Xue Princeton NS 12/4/25 500 free Ivy League Z 94 4:20.60 Mark Kovacsics Cal Baptist NS 12/15/25 500 free MPSF Z 10 14:45.61 Santiago Gutierrez Princeton QS 12/6/25 1650 free Ivy League X 14 14:52.11 NOAH MILLARD Yale QS 11/21/25 1650 free Ivy League X 17 14:53.09 William Mulgrew Harvard QS 12/6/25 1650 free Ivy League Y 39 15:03.55 Rory O’Connor Brown QS 11/23/25 1650 free Ivy League Y 40 15:03.74 Isaac Lee Wyoming (M) QS 11/22/25 1650 free MPSF Y 42 15:04.88 Arshak HAMBARDZUMYAN Yale QS 11/21/25 1650 free Ivy League Y 55 15:10.96 Joe Hancock Denver NS 12/6/25 1650 free Summit League Z 57 15:11.05 Mark Kovacsics Cal Baptist NS 11/22/25 1650 free MPSF Z 62 15:11.92 Stephen Zhukov Columbia NS 12/6/25 1650 free Ivy League Z 67 15:13.28 Jiarui Xue Princeton NS 12/6/25 1650 free Ivy League Z 68 15:13.45 Connor Buck Princeton NS 12/6/25 1650 free Ivy League Z 9 44.72 Johnny Crush Army QS 12/6/25 100 back Patriot League X 31 45.75 Sam Lorenz Milwaukee QS 11/21/25 100 back Horizon League Y 36 45.81 Ben Irwin U.S. Navy QS 12/6/25 100 back Patriot League Y 40 45.9 Alex Volkov Grand Canyon QS 12/5/25 100 back Big West Y 49 45.99 Rush Clark Fla Atlantic (M) QS 1/31/26 100 back ASUN Y 55 46.06 Joe Hayburn Loyola (MD) QS 11/22/25 100 back Patriot League Y 65 46.33 Nick Rounds South Dakota NS 11/21/25 100 back Summit League Z 81 46.53 Willem Huggins SIUC (M) NS 11/20/25 100 back Missouri Valley Conference Z 91 46.64 Isaac Beers Columbia NS 12/5/25 100 back Ivy League Z 92 46.65 Adriano Arioti Harvard NS 1/30/26 100 back Ivy League Z 93 46.67 Andrew Chou Dartmouth NS 12/5/25 100 back Ivy League Z 95 46.69 Blake Conway Cornell NS 12/6/25 100 back Ivy League Z 95 46.69 Luke Lamb U.S. Navy NS 12/6/25 100 back Patriot League Z 99 46.71 Pietro Ubertalli Cornell NS 12/6/25 100 back Ivy League Z 13 1:39.93 Ben Irwin U.S. Navy QS 12/6/25 200 back Patriot League X 39 1:41.35 Parker Lenoce Princeton QS 12/6/25 200 back Ivy League Y 43 1:41.46 Adriano Arioti Harvard QS 1/31/26 200 back Ivy League Y 48 1:41.68 Pietro Ubertalli Cornell QS 12/7/25 200 back Ivy League Y 56 1:41.98 Isaac Beers Columbia QS 12/6/25 200 back Ivy League Y 58 1:42.04 Joe Hayburn Loyola (MD) QS 11/23/25 200 back Patirot League Y 60 1:42.11 Martin Perecinsky U.S. Navy QS 12/6/25 200 back Patriot League Y 62 1:42.30 Sean Colson Towson NS 11/22/25 200 back CAA Z 68 1:42.46 Simon Casey Wyoming (M) NS 11/22/25 200 back MPSF Z 75 1:42.61 Mitchell Schott Princeton NS 1/31/26 200 back Ivy League Z 76 1:42.64 Johnny Crush Army NS 10/17/25 200 back Patriot League Z 80 1:42.69 Will Jones U.S. Navy NS 12/6/25 200 back Patriot League Z 90 1:43.03 Willem Huggins SIUC (M) NS 11/22/25 200 back Missouri Valley Z 94 1:43.16 Max Haney Oakland NS 12/6/25 200 back Horizon League Z 4 50.76 Kohen Rankin Army QS 12/6/25 100 breast Patriot League X 14 51.47 Matvei Namakonov Delaware QS 11/22/25 100 breast ASUN X 16 51.56 Logan Kelly IU Indianapolis QS 9/13/25 100 breast Horizon League Y 17 51.58 Juan Mora U.S. Navy QS 12/6/25 100 breast Patriot League Y 31 52.03 Charlie Egeland Yale QS 11/19/25 100 breast Ivy League Y 32 52.04 Brennan Coyle Loyola (MD) QS 11/22/25 100 breast Patriot League Y 38 52.18 Watson Nguyen Penn QS 12/5/25 100 breast Ivy League Y 47 52.47 Haihan Xu Cornell QS 12/6/25 100 breast Ivy League Z 49 52.51 Tanner Wilson Air Force (M) QS 11/20/25 100 breast MPSF Z 51 52.56 Jake Wang Yale QS 11/19/25 100 breast Ivy League Z 56 52.65 Jed Garner Towson NS 11/21/25 100 breast CAA Z 60 52.7 Chris Palvadre Oakland NS 10/31/25 100 breast Horizon League Z 64 52.8 Kiefer Roemer Missouri St. (M) NS 11/21/25 100 breast Missouri Valley Z 69 52.84 Cal Bartone Queens (NC) NS 11/22/25 100 breast ASUN Z 71 52.86 Joey Kling Army NS 12/6/25 100 breast Patriot League Z 76 52.91 Kito Campbell Denver NS 12/5/25 100 breast Summit League Z 76 52.91 Alex Hazlett Yale NS 11/19/25 100 breast Ivy League Z 81 52.97 John Reese Taylor Fla Atlantic (M) NS 11/21/25 100 breast ASUN Z 84 53 Andrew Zou Princeton NS 12/5/25 100 breast Ivy League Z 85 53.01 Nareg Minassian Yale NS 11/19/25 100 breast Ivy League Z 88 53.05 Michael Phillips U.S. Navy NS 12/6/25 100 breast Patriot League Z 14 1:52.43 Michael Phillips U.S. Navy QS 12/6/25 200 breast Patriot League X 17 1:52.55 Juan Mora U.S. Navy QS 12/6/25 200 breast Patriot League Y 20 1:52.85 Kohen Rankin Army QS 12/6/25 200 breast Patriot League Y 23 1:53.08 Kalvin Hahn Army QS 12/6/25 200 breast Patriot League Y 26 1:53.19 Jed Garner Towson QS 11/22/25 200 breast CAA Y 31 1:53.72 Peter Whittington Penn QS 12/6/25 200 breast Ivy League Y 36 1:53.89 Watson Nguyen Penn QS 12/6/25 200 breast Ivy League Y 42 1:54.28 Logan Kelly IU Indianapolis QS 1/9/26 200 breast Horizon League Y 61 1:55.41 Tanner Wilson Air Force (M) NS 11/21/25 200 breast MPSF Z 63 1:55.56 Charlie Egeland Yale NS 11/20/25 200 breast Ivy League Z 71 1:55.68 Andrew Zou Princeton NS 11/14/25 200 breast Ivy League Z 76 1:55.87 Joshua Chen Harvard NS 12/6/25 200 breast Ivy League Z 77 1:55.92 Carter Dooling Grand Canyon NS 12/6/25 200 breast Big West Z 6 44.62 Nicholas FINCH Yale QS 11/19/25 100 fly Ivy League X 31 45.46 Felix Jedbratt La Salle QS 11/22/25 100 fly A-10 Y 62 46.15 Maro MIKNIC Harvard NS 1/31/26 100 fly Ivy League Z 66 46.29 Sonny Wang Harvard NS 12/5/25 100 fly Ivy League Z 73 46.37 Carter Ruthven SIUC (M) NS 11/20/25 100 fly Missouri Valley Z 75 46.4 Hunter Cehelnik UCSD NS 11/21/25 100 fly Big West Z 78 46.47 Zachary Redding Old Dominion (M) NS 11/21/25 100 fly ASUN Z 79 46.48 Sebastian Smith Drexel NS 11/21/25 100 fly CAA Z 84 46.51 Kade Snyder Delaware NS 11/22/25 100 fly ASUN Z 84 46.51 Zac Tamusaitis UCSB NS 11/21/25 100 fly Big West Z 86 46.52 Logan Noguchi Princeton NS 1/24/26 100 fly Ivy League Z 16 1:41.36 Mitchell Schott Princeton QS 11/22/25 200 fly Ivy League Y 29 1:42.22 Felix Jedbratt La Salle QS 11/23/25 200 fly A-10 Y 42 1:42.92 Dean Jones U.S. Navy QS 12/6/25 200 fly Patriot League Y 44 1:43.11 David Schmitt Harvard QS 1/30/26 200 fly Ivy League Y 54 1:43.60 Arthur Balva Princeton QS 11/14/25 200 fly Ivy League Y 61 1:43.94 Ian Belflower UNLV (M) NS 12/6/25 200 fly MPSF Z 71 1:44.23 Jacob Turner Dartmouth NS 12/6/25 200 fly Ivy League Z 71 1:44.23 Colby Raffel UNLV (M) NS 12/6/25 200 fly MPSF Z 80 1:44.44 Conor McKenna Princeton NS 12/6/25 200 fly Ivy League Z 85 1:44.64 Tyler Kaminski U.S. Navy NS 12/6/25 200 fly Patriot League Z 86 1:44.65 John Rusnock Princeton NS 1/30/26 200 fly Ivy League Z 23 1:43.57 Mitchell Schott Princeton QS 1/31/26 200 IM Ivy League Y 41 1:44.32 Marton Nagy Brown NS 11/21/25 200 IM Ivy League Z 46 1:44.46 Jackson Kogler Wyoming (M) NS 11/22/25 200 IM MPSF Z 50 1:44.69 William Carrico UNC Wilmington NS 11/21/25 200 IM CAA Z 57 1:44.95 Jacob Turner Dartmouth NS 12/4/25 200 IM Ivy League Z 61 1:45.07 Jake Wang Yale NS 11/21/25 200 IM Ivy League Z 50 3:45.39 Jackson Kogler Wyoming (M) QS 11/20/25 400 IM MPSF Y 63 3:46.48 Marton Nagy Brown NS 11/22/25 400 IM Ivy League Z 66 3:46.90 William Carrico UNC Wilmington NS 11/22/25 400 IM CAA Z 69 3:47.10 Kalvin Hahn Army NS 1/10/26 400 IM Patriot League Z 74 3:47.62 Camden Swigart 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