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College Swimming League Championship Match
November 6, 2026 Indianapolis, IN Heat Sheet Live Stream ESPN+ — 4:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. ET ESPNU — 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. ET How to Watch Rules Starts at 4:30 p.m. ET Teams: #1 Virginia, #2 Tennessee, #3 NC State, #4 Indiana Live RecapThe first season of the College Swimming League (CSL) has concluded and NC State swam to the team title. Below are SwimSwam’s CSL 1st and 2nd team members.
As the CSL rosters are allowed 14 swimmers, SwimSwam has selected 14 swimmers to each of the 1st and 2nd teams.
Methodology
Anyone who won an individual title in the championship match (match #8) automatically earned 2nd team honors. Anyone who won two individual titles in the championship match (match #8) automatically earned 1st team honors. Anyone who earned SwimSwam MVP honors during any match in the season earned 1st team honors. Anyone who won the skins race (final round) in any match automatically earned at least 2nd team honors.Women’s 1st Team
Alex Shackell, Indiana Anastasia Gorbenko, Louisville Anna Moesch, Virginia Camille Spink, Tennessee Caroline Bricker, Stanford Caroline Larsen, Louisville Charlotte Crush, Tennessee Claire Curzan, Virginia Eneli Jefimova, NC State Katie Grimes, Virginia Liberty Clark, Indiana Miranda Grana, Indiana Sara Curtis, Virginia Teagan O’Dell, VirginiaWomen’s 2nd Team
Alana Berlin, Stanford Anita Bottazzo, Indiana Bella Sims, Michigan Cadence Vincent, Alabama Emily Brown, Tennessee Erika Pelaez, NC State Kennedi Dobson, Georgia Leah Shackley, NC State Leah Tigert, Tennessee Madison Kryger, Tennessee Mary-Ambre Moluh, Cal Mia West, Cal Mizuki Hirai, Tennessee Rylee Erisman, CalMen’s 1st Team
Jerry Fox, NC State Josh Bey, Indiana Kaii Winkler, NC State Koby Bujak-Upton, Tennessee Lorne Wigginton, Michigan Maximus Williamson, Virginia Miroslav Knedla, Indiana Nikita Sheremet, Louisville Nikoli Blackman, Tennessee Quintin McCarty, NC State Raekwon Noel, Indiana Ryan Erisman, Cal Thomas Heilman, Virginia Yamato Okadome, CalMen’s 2nd Team
Daniel Diehl, NC State David King, Virginia Ethan Ekk, Stanford Finnley Conklin, Louisville Gabe Nunziata, Tennessee Gabriel Machuco, Auburn Isaiah Aleksenko, NC State Jacob Johnson, Georgia Jan Gajda, NC State Matthew Klinge, Ohio State Max Carlsen, NC State Toby Barnett, Indiana Ulises Saravia, Tennessee Warner Russ, AuburnRead the full story on SwimSwam: 56 Swimmers Selected To SwimSwam’s All-College Swimming League (CSL) First And Second Teams
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