By Laura Rosado on SwimSwam
2024 NCAA DIII Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships
- March 20-23, 2024
- Location: Greensboro Aquatic Center, Greensboro, NC
- Times: Prelims 10:00 AM / Finals 6:00 PM (ET)
- Defending Champs: Denison women (1x) & Emory men (2x)
- Results Page
- Psych Sheet
- Live Streaming on NCAA.com
- Live Results
- Recaps
Team Scores Thru Day 3 (Top 10)
Men
- Emory – 327
- Kenyon – 272
- Chicago – 264
- Williams – 217.5
- NYU – 208
- Calvin – 143
- Carnegie Mellon – 131
- Denison – 130
- Tufts – 111.5
- CMS – 107
Women
- Kenyon – 315
- Denison – 312
- NYU – 299
- Williams – 277
- MIT – 243
- Emory – 204
- Pomona-Pitzer – 175
- Chicago – 133
- Swarthmore – 95
- Tufts – 84.5
Welcome to the final morning in Greensboro* (*except for some long course time trials that will be held on Sunday).
Competition will kick off today with the men’s 100 yard freestyle and the return of 2022 champion Tobe Obochi. Obochi withdrew from the meet on the last day in 2023 and was unable to defend his title, so in his absence Djordje Dragojlovic was crowned the winner. Their best times are exactly one-hundredth of a second apart, but Obochi did get the better of Dragojlovic in the 50 free final, and he’s typically better over the 100. 200 free champ and NCAA record-holder James McChesney is seeded in between them (43.48), and Hamilton freshman Nathaniel Taft is close behind (43.57).
The women’s 100 freestyle is without its defending champion Lily Klinginsmith, as she transferred to Brown, but 50 and 100 champion Kaley McIntyre will be on the hunt for her third title at these championships. She’s seeded first with a 49.47 and two other women have joined her under 50-seconds this season: Alex Turvey and Ella Roberson.
The women’s 200 backstroke is shaping up to be a duel at the top between Kate Augustyn and Sophia Verkleeren. Augustyn just won her first individual national title last night, tying her own national record in the 100 back, but Verkleeren is the defending champion and has bested her twice before in an NCAA final of this event.
Men’s 100 Yard Freestyle – Prelims
- Division III Record: 42.98, Oliver Smith (Emory), 2018
- 2023 Champion: 43.32, Djordje Dragojlovic (Kenyon)
Top 8:
Women’s 100 Yard Freestyle – Prelims
- Division III Record: 48.98, Kendra Stern (Amherst), 2010
- 2023 Champion: 49.28, Lily Klinginsmith (Tufts)
Top 8:
Men’s 200 Yard Backstroke – Prelims
- Division III Record: 1:41.17 Tanner Filion (Whitman), 2023
- 2023 Champion: 1:41.17 Tanner Filion (Whitman)
Top 8:
Women’s 200 Yard Backstroke – Prelims
- Division III Record: 1:55.67, Crile Hart (Kenyon), 2018
- 2023 Champion: 1:57.66, Sophia Verkleeren (Williams)
Top 8:
Men’s 200 Yard Breaststroke – Prelims
- Division III Record: 1:50.80, Andrew Wilson (Emory), 2017
- 2023 Champion: 1:53.77, Jason Hamilton (Emory)
Top 8:
Women’s 200 Yard Breaststroke – Prelims
- Division III Record: 2:10.06, Jordyn Wentzel (St. Kate’s), 2022
- 2023 Champion: 2:11.22, Jennah Fadely (Kenyon)
Top 8:
Men’s 400 Yard Freestyle Relay – Prelims
- Division III Record: 2:53.59, Kenyon (D. Somers, Z. Turk, C. Ramsey, I. Richardson) 2012
- 2023 Champion: 2:54.34, Kenyon
Top 8:
Women’s 400 Yard Freestyle Relay – Prelims
- Division III Record: 3:18.46, Emory (F. Muir, C. Cheng, Ming-fen Ong, M. Taylor), 2018
- 2023 Champion: 3:21.66, Tufts
Top 8:
Men’s 1650 Yard Freestyle – Timed Finals
- Division III Record: 14:56.44, Arthur Conover (Kenyon), 2016
- 2023 Champion: 15:15.86, Kellen Roddy (Johns Hopkins)
Top 8 (Early Heats):
Women’s 1650 Yard Freestyle – Timed Finals
- Division III Record: 16:21.44, Sarah Thompson, 2015
- 2023 Champion: 16:29.78, Kristin Cornish (Johns Hopkins)
Top 8 (Early Heats):
Women’s 3-meter Diving – Prelims
- Division III Record: 517.10, Haley Emerick (Trinity U.), 2010
- 2023 Champion: 486.45, Ava Lowell (Ithaca)
Top 8:
SwimSwam: 2024 NCAA Division III Championships: Day 4 Prelims
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