SEC Day Four Finals: Another Day, Another Record for Caeleb Dressel

Photo Courtesy: Thomas Campbell/Texas A&M Athletics

During the fourth evening of finals action at the SEC swimming and diving championships in College Station, Texas, superstar Caeleb Dressel added another American and NCAA record to his massive collection, taking down the men’s 100 breast mark by one hundredth.

In the team race, the Texas A&M women have opened up a lead of more than 200 points. The Aggies have 953, to Georgia’s 748 and Tennessee’s 706.5. For the men, Florida continues to lead with 876 points, ahead of Texas A&M (779) and Georgia (753.5).

Read below for a full recap of every event contested during the second-to-last day of SEC action.

Full results

Women’s 200 Fly

Texas A&M’s Jing Quah stormed out in front on the first 50 and held off a strong finish from Georgia’s Megan Kingsley to capture the win in the first final of the evening. Quah touched in 1:53.05, good for the fourth-fastest mark in the country this season, while Kingsley settled for second in 1:53.27. Kingsley’s prelims time of 1:52.62 ranks No. 3 nationally.

Missouri’s Sharli Brady finished third in 1:54.01, swimming past Tennessee’s Meghan Small on the last 50. mall took fourth in 1:54.08, and Georgia teammates Chelsea Britt (1:54.34) and Caitlin Casazza (1:55.38) were fifth and sixth, respectively.

Seventh went to Texas A&M’s Taylor Pike (1:55.48), and Kentucky’s Lauren Edelman took eighth (1:56.84).

Event 23  Women 200 Yard Butterfly
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      US Open: O 1:49.92  2/25/2009 Elaine Breeden, Stanford
         NCAA: N 1:49.92  2/25/2009 Elaine Breeden, Stanford
     American: M 1:49.92  2/25/2009 Elaine Breeden, Stanford
     SEC Meet: S 1:52.19  2/21/2014 Cammile Adams, Texas A&M
  Pool Record: P 1:50.98  3/21/2009 Elaine Breeden, STAN
                 1:53.80  A
                 1:59.59  B
    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points 
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                            === A - Final ===                            
 
  1 Jing Quah        FR Texas A&M         1:54.62    1:53.05 A       32  
    r:+0.64  25.26        53.94 (28.68)
        1:23.18 (29.24)     1:53.05 (29.87)
  2 Megan Kingsley   SR Georgia           1:52.62    1:53.27 A       28  
    r:+0.68  25.49        54.18 (28.69)
        1:23.60 (29.42)     1:53.27 (29.67)
  3 Sharli Brady     SR Missouri          1:54.58    1:54.01 B       27  
    r:+0.76  25.96        55.01 (29.05)
        1:23.91 (28.90)     1:54.01 (30.10)
  4 Meghan Small     SO Tennessee         1:53.97    1:54.08 B       26  
    r:+0.75  25.70        54.45 (28.75)
        1:23.71 (29.26)     1:54.08 (30.37)
  5 Chelsea Britt    SR Georgia           1:55.07    1:54.34 B       25  
    r:+0.70  26.16        55.37 (29.21)
        1:24.18 (28.81)     1:54.34 (30.16)
  6 Caitln Casazza   JR Georgia           1:54.91    1:55.38 B       24  
    r:+0.69  26.40        55.91 (29.51)
        1:25.47 (29.56)     1:55.38 (29.91)
  7 Taylor Pike      FR Texas A&M         1:56.21    1:55.48 B       23  
    r:+0.66  26.75        56.58 (29.83)
        1:26.37 (29.79)     1:55.48 (29.11)
  8 Lauren Edelman   FR Kentucky          1:56.86    1:56.84 B       22  
    r:+0.72  26.04        55.44 (29.40)
        1:25.85 (30.41)     1:56.84 (30.99)

Men’s 200 Fly

South Carolina’s Fynn Minuth won his second title of the meet as he put away a tight field on the last 50 to hit the wall first. Minuth put up a time of 1:41.25, three tenths ahead of the Texas A&M duo of Jose Martinez and Brock Bonetti. Martinez finished one hundredth ahead of Bonetti, 1:41.56 to 1:41.57.

Florida’s Jan Switkowski, who won the 100 fly Friday night, finished just out of the medal picture with a fourth-place time of 1:41.60.

LSU’s Harrison Jones and Georgia’s Camden Murphy tied for sixth in 1:42.84, ahead of Georgia’s Gunnar Bentz (1:43.56) and Missouri’s Micah Slaton (1:43.82).

Event 24  Men 200 Yard Butterfly
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      US Open: O 1:37.35  3/25/2017 Jack Conger, Texas
         NCAA: N 1:37.35  3/25/2017 Jack Conger, Texas
     American: M 1:37.35  3/25/2017 Jack Conger, Texas
     SEC Meet: S 1:40.59  2/19/2016 Hugo Morris, Auburn
  Pool Record: P 1:40.75  3/28/2009 Shaune Fraser, UF
                 1:41.44  A
                 1:47.99  B
    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points 
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                            === A - Final ===                            
 
  1 Fynn Minuth      JR South Carolina    1:42.53    1:41.25 A       32  
    r:+0.71  22.72        48.25 (25.53)
        1:14.48 (26.23)     1:41.25 (26.77)
  2 Jose Martinez    JR Texas A&M         1:42.54    1:41.56 B       28  
    r:+0.75  22.56        48.68 (26.12)
        1:14.96 (26.28)     1:41.56 (26.60)
  3 Brock Bonetti    SR Texas A&M         1:41.83    1:41.57 B       27  
    r:+0.67  22.47        48.13 (25.66)
        1:14.46 (26.33)     1:41.57 (27.11)
  4 Jan Switkowski   SR Florida           1:42.68    1:41.60 B       26  
    r:+0.70  22.76        48.36 (25.60)
        1:14.77 (26.41)     1:41.60 (26.83)
  5 Harrison Jones   JR LSU               1:43.31    1:42.84 B       24.5
    r:+0.74  22.90        49.10 (26.20)
        1:15.72 (26.62)     1:42.84 (27.12)
  5 Camden Murphy    FR Georgia           1:43.32    1:42.84 B       24.5
    r:+0.77  23.46        50.09 (26.63)
        1:16.42 (26.33)     1:42.84 (26.42)
  7 Gunnar Bentz     SR Georgia           1:43.07    1:43.56 B       23  
    r:+0.73  23.62        49.95 (26.33)
        1:16.66 (26.71)     1:43.56 (26.90)
  8 Micah Slaton     SO Missouri          1:43.57    1:43.82 B       22  
    r:+0.70  23.02        48.89 (25.87)
        1:15.63 (26.74)     1:43.82 (28.19)

Women’s 100 Back

Missouri’s Hannah Stevens pulled ahead of the field over the second and third 25s in the women’s 100 back final, but a powerful final turn and breakout from Asia Seidt was enough to put her over the top and into the wall first. Seidt touched in 50.86, five hundredths ahead of Stevens (50.91).

Texas A&M’s Lisa Bratton finished third in 51.10. Georgia’s Kylie Stewart came in fourth in 51.71, just ahead of Florida’s Sherridon Dressel (51.85).

Seidt’s Kentucky teammate Bridgette Alexander (52.06), Florida’s Emma Ball (52.22) and Tennessee’s Micah Bohon (52.40) completed the final field.

Event 25  Women 100 Yard Backstroke
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      US Open: O 49.69  3/23/2017 Ally Howe, Stanford
         NCAA: N 49.69  2/23/2017 Ally Howe, Stanford
     American: M 49.69  2/23/2017 Ally Howe, Stanford
     SEC Meet: S 50.53  2/20/2009 Gemma Spofforth, Florida
  Pool Record: P 50.55  3/20/2009 Gemma Spofforth, UF
                 51.16  A
                 55.09  B
    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points 
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                            === A - Final ===                            
 
  1 Asia Seidt       SO Kentucky            51.16      50.86 A       32  
             12.40        25.11 (12.71)
          38.19 (13.08)       50.86 (12.67)
  2 Hannah Stevens   SR Missouri            51.91      50.91 A       28  
             12.02        24.58 (12.56)
          37.59 (13.01)       50.91 (13.32)
  3 Lisa Bratton     SR Texas A&M           51.58      51.10 A       27  
             12.37        25.09 (12.72)
          38.19 (13.10)       51.10 (12.91)
  4 Kylie Stewart    SR Georgia             51.39      51.71 B       26  
             12.50        25.41 (12.91)
          38.77 (13.36)       51.71 (12.94)
  5 Sherridon Dress  SO Florida             52.17      51.85 B       25  
             12.35        25.23 (12.88)
          38.62 (13.39)       51.85 (13.23)
  6 Bridgette Alexa  SR Kentucky            52.25      52.06 B       24  
             12.24        25.29 (13.05)
          38.71 (13.42)       52.06 (13.35)
  7 Emma Ball        SO Florida             52.23      52.22 B       23  
             12.04        25.07 (13.03)
          38.72 (13.65)       52.22 (13.50)
  8 Micah Bohon      SR Tennessee           52.02      52.40 B       22  
             12.28        25.39 (13.11)
          38.89 (13.50)       52.40 (13.51)

Men’s 100 Back

Alabama’s Christopher Reid seemingly had control of the men’s 100 back final, leading by eight tenths of a second after 75 yards, but he faltered badly on the last 25 as Georgia’s Javier Acevedo swam right past him. Acevedo out-split Reid 11.33 to 12.55 coming home and touched the wall in 45.26.

Reid held on to finish second in 45.68, just ahead of his Alabama teammate Zane Waddell (45.83).

Florida teammates Bayley Main (46.53) and Michael Taylor (46.60) finished fourth and fifth, respectively, and Tennessee’s Matthew Garcia finished sixth in 46.69. Rounding out the field were Missouri’s Daniel Hein (46.82) and Florida’s Brenna Balogh (46.92).

Event 26  Men 100 Yard Backstroke
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      US Open: O 43.49  3/25/2016 Ryan Murphy, California
         NCAA: N 43.49  3/25/2016 Ryan Murphy, California
     American: M 43.49  3/25/2016 Ryan Murphy, California
     SEC Meet: S 44.73  2/17/2017 Connor Oslin, Alabama
  Pool Record: P 44.90  3/27/2009 Pascal Wollach, AUB
                 45.25  A
                 48.49  B
    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points 
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                            === A - Final ===                            
 
  1 Javier Acevedo   SO Georgia             45.68      45.26 B       32  
             10.92        22.41 (11.49)
          33.93 (11.52)       45.26 (11.33)
  2 Luke Kaliszak    SR Alabama             46.09      45.68 B       28  
             10.36        21.31 (10.95)
          33.13 (11.82)       45.68 (12.55)
  3 Zane Waddell     SO Alabama             46.21      45.83 B       27  
             10.81        22.38 (11.57)
          34.30 (11.92)       45.83 (11.53)
  4 Bayley Main      JR Florida             46.55      46.53 B       26  
             10.90        22.52 (11.62)
          34.56 (12.04)       46.53 (11.97)
  5 Michael Taylor   FR Florida             46.74      46.60 B       25  
             10.89        22.40 (11.51)
          34.44 (12.04)       46.60 (12.16)
  6 Matthew Garcia   SO Tennessee           46.49      46.69 B       24  
             11.06        22.56 (11.50)
          34.61 (12.05)       46.69 (12.08)
  7 Daniel Hein      SO Missouri            46.91      46.82 B       23  
             10.97        22.50 (11.53)
          34.61 (12.11)       46.82 (12.21)
  8 Brennan Balogh   JR Florida             46.77      46.92 B       22  
             10.99        22.74 (11.75)
          34.83 (12.09)       46.92 (12.09)

Women’s 100 Breast

Texas A&M teammates Anna Belousova and Jorie Caneta pulled off a 1-2 finish in the final women’s individual race of the night, with Belousova just touching out her senior teammate, 58.86 to 58.91.

Kentucky picked up big points in this one, as well, with Madison Winstead finishing third in 59.38 and Bailey Bonnett taking fourth in 59.48.

Alabama’s Justine Mcfarlane (59.70) and Tennessee’s Katie Armitage (59.84) also broke 1:00, and taking the last spots in the final were South Carolina’s Kersten Dirrane (1:00.09) and Tennessee’s Tjasa Pinter (1:00.50).

Event 27  Women 100 Yard Breaststroke
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      US Open: O 56.30  2/17/2017 Lilly King, Indiana
         NCAA: N 56.30  2/17/2017 Lilly King, Indiana
     American: M 56.30  2/17/2017 Lilly King, Indiana
     SEC Meet: S 57.28  2/21/2014 Breeja Larson, Texas A&M
  Pool Record: P 57.43  2/20/2013 Breeja Larson, TA&M
                 58.85  A
               1:02.49  B
    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points 
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                            === A - Final ===                            
 
  1 Anna Belousova   SO Texas A&M           58.40      58.86 B       32  
    r:+0.69  12.58        27.64 (15.06)
          43.00 (15.36)       58.86 (15.86)
  2 Jorie Caneta     SR Texas A&M           59.22      58.91 B       28  
    r:+0.73  13.03        28.01 (14.98)
          43.38 (15.37)       58.91 (15.53)
  3 Madison Winstea  SO Kentucky            59.81      59.38 B       27  
    r:+0.69  12.79        28.10 (15.31)
          43.61 (15.51)       59.38 (15.77)
  4 Bailey Bonnett   FR Kentucky            59.80      59.48 B       26  
    r:+0.68  12.93        27.94 (15.01)
          43.87 (15.93)       59.48 (15.61)
  5 Justine Macfarl  JR Alabama             59.92      59.70 B       25  
    r:+0.70  13.07        28.31 (15.24)
          43.91 (15.60)       59.70 (15.79)
  6 Katie Armitage   SR Tennessee           59.44      59.84 B       24  
    r:+0.70  12.89        28.38 (15.49)
          44.10 (15.72)       59.84 (15.74)
  7 Kersten Dirrane  SR South Carolina    1:00.17    1:00.09 B       23  
    r:+0.71  13.10        28.03 (14.93)
          43.87 (15.84)     1:00.09 (16.22)
  8 Tjasa Pintar     FR Tennessee         1:00.60    1:00.50 B       22  
    r:+0.71  13.31        28.66 (15.35)
          44.28 (15.62)     1:00.50 (16.22)

Men’s 100 Breast

Caeleb Dressel took down another American and NCAA record, notching a mark of 50.03 in the 100 breast. That was one hundredth faster than the previous top mark of 50.04, set by Kevin Cordes back in 2014.

Dressel now owns short course yards American records in the 50 free, 100 free, 100 fly, 200 IM and 100 breast.

Dressel showed off his signature power in his start, turns and pullouts, almost reaching the flags on the far end of the pool off the start and getting halfway down the pool on each turn. He ended up dominating the heat and winning by over two seconds.

Texas A&M’s Mauro Castillo ended up taking second in the race with a time of 52.11, and Tennessee’s Peter Stevens was third in 52.29. Just missing the podium was South Carolina’s Itay Goldfaden, who touched in 52.44.

Others in the final included South Carolina’s Nils Wich-Glasen (53.03), Florida’s Marco Guarente (53.07), Missouri’s Jordan O’brien (53.14) and Alabama’s Laurent Bams (53.39).

Event 28  Men 100 Yard Breaststroke
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      US Open: O 50.04  3/28/2014 Kevin Cordes, Arizona
         NCAA: N 50.04  3/28/2014 Kevin Cordes, Arizona
     American: M 50.04  3/28/2014 Kevin Cordes, Arizona
     SEC Meet: S 51.07  2/17/2018 Caeleb Dressel, Florida
  Pool Record: P 50.86  3/27/2009 Damir Dugonjic, CAL
                 51.74  A
                 55.39  B
    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points 
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                            === A - Final ===                            
 
  1 Caeleb Dressel   SR Florida             51.07      50.03OA       32  
    r:+0.66  10.48        23.42 (12.94)
          36.67 (13.25)       50.03 (13.36)
  2 Mauro Castillo   SR Texas A&M           52.56      52.11 B       28  
    r:+0.62  11.19        24.43 (13.24)
          38.24 (13.81)       52.11 (13.87)
  3 Peter Stevens    SR Tennessee           52.95      52.29 B       27  
    r:+0.59  10.61        23.90 (13.29)
          37.54 (13.64)       52.29 (14.75)
  4 Itay Goldfaden   SO South Carolina      52.58      52.44 B       26  
    r:+0.70  10.86        24.14 (13.28)
          38.05 (13.91)       52.44 (14.39)
  5 Nils Wich-Glase  SR South Carolina      52.62      53.03 B       25  
    r:+0.69  10.98        24.47 (13.49)
          38.59 (14.12)       53.03 (14.44)
  6 Marco Guarente   SO Florida             52.89      53.07 B       24  
    r:+0.62  11.43        24.62 (13.19)
          38.56 (13.94)       53.07 (14.51)
  7 Jordan O'Brien   JR Missouri            52.94      53.14 B       23  
    r:+0.72  11.30        24.63 (13.33)
          38.85 (14.22)       53.14 (14.29)
  8 Laurent Bams     JR Alabama             52.83      53.39 B       22  
    r:+0.71  11.53        25.18 (13.65)
          39.13 (13.95)       53.39 (14.26)

Men’s Platform Diving

LSU’s Juan Celaya Hernandez took the win on the platform, posting a score of 474.85. Auburn’s Scott Lazeroff took second with 452.65 points, just ahead of Tennessee’s Zhipeng Zeng (451.40).

Other finalists included Tennessee’s Tyler Henschel (450.90), Kentucky’s Chase Lane (419.10), Kentucky’s Sebastian Masterson (391.85), LSU’s Matthew Phillip (376.40) and Kentucky’s Kevin Frebel (307.05).

Event 29  Men Platform Diving
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     SEC Meet: S 496.55  2/18/2017 Juan Celaya Hernandez, LSU
  Pool Record: P 605.40  8/14/2010 David Boudia, BA
    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points 
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                            === A - Final ===                            
 
  1 Juan Celaya Her  SO LSU                394.15     474.85         32  
  2 Scott Lazeroff   JR Auburn             388.25     452.65         28  
  3 Zhipeng Zeng     JR Tennessee          403.05     451.40         27  
  4 Tyler Henschel   SR Texas A&M          496.55     450.90         26  
  5 Chase Lane       FR Kentucky           375.00     419.10         25  
  6 Sebastian Maste  JR Kentucky           349.65     391.85         24  
  7 Matthew Phillip  JR LSU                402.70     376.40         23  
  8 Kevin Frebel     SO Kentucky           350.70     307.05         22

Women’s 4×100 Medley Relay

Texas A&M jumped out to an early lead on the first two legs with Lisa Bratton on backstroke and Anna Belousova on breast, but Erika Brown unleashed a massive 49.11 split to pass Jing Quah, and then Volunteer anchor Stanzi Moseley held off Claire Rasmus of the Aggies to seal the victory.

The Volunteers’ team of Micah Bohon (52.45), Katie Armitage (59.43), Brown and Moseley (48.27) finished in 3:29.40, 14 hundredths ahead of Texas A&M (3:29.40). Auburn’s squad of Erin Falconer, Breanna Roman, Haley Black and Julie Meynen took third in 3:30.93.

Other relays finishing in the top eight included Kentucky (3:31.01), Georgia (3:32.35), Missouri (3:32.90), South Carolina (3:35.50) and Arkansas (3:37.41).

Event 30  Women 400 Yard Medley Relay
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      US Open: O 3:25.60  11/12/2016USA
                          A. Deloof, A. Cottrell, K. Worrell, A. Weir
         NCAA: N 3:26.14  3/17/2016 Stanford
                          A. Howe, S. Haase, J. Hu, L. Neal
     American: M 3:25.60  11/12/2016USA
                          A. Deloof, A. Cottrell, K. Worrell, A. Weir
     SEC Meet: S 3:28.93  2/22/2013 Texas A&M
                          P. Miller, B. Larson, C. McElhany, L. Ibanez-Lopez
  Pool Record: P 3:28.31  3/19/2009 Arizona, ARIZ
                          Agy, Chandler, Jackson, Schluntz
                 3:32.67  A
                 3:34.48  B
    School                           Seed     Finals       Points 
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  1 Tennessee                     3:31.48    3:29.26 A       64  
     1) Micah Bohon SR                2) r:+0.39 Katie Armitage SR    
     3) r:+0.03 Erika Brown SO        4) r:-0.01 Stanzi Moseley SO    
             25.59        52.45 (52.45)
        1:20.31 (27.86)     1:51.88 (59.43)
        2:14.68 (22.80)     2:40.99 (49.11)
        3:04.22 (23.23)     3:29.26 (48.27)
  2 Texas A&M                     3:29.47    3:29.40 A       56  
     1) Lisa Bratton SR               2) r:+0.25 Anna Belousova SO    
     3) r:+0.29 Jing Quah FR          4) r:+0.36 Claire Rasmus JR     
             25.34        51.56 (51.56)
        1:18.59 (27.03)     1:49.95 (58.39)
        2:13.83 (23.88)     2:41.38 (51.43)
        3:04.51 (23.13)     3:29.40 (48.02)
  3 Auburn                        3:34.02    3:30.93 A       54  
     1) Erin Falconer JR              2) r:+0.15 Breanna Roman SR     
     3) r:+0.26 Haley Black SR        4) r:+0.15 Julie Meynen SO      
             25.32        52.48 (52.48)
        1:20.56 (28.08)     1:52.31 (59.83)
        2:15.52 (23.21)     2:43.00 (50.69)
        3:05.73 (22.73)     3:30.93 (47.93)
  4 Kentucky                      3:32.31    3:31.01 A       52  
     1) Bridgette Alexander SR        2) r:+0.15 Madison Winstead SO  
     3) r:+0.30 Asia Seidt SO         4) r:+0.26 Geena Freriks JR     
             25.48        52.64 (52.64)
        1:20.09 (27.45)     1:51.69 (59.05)
        2:15.22 (23.53)     2:42.73 (51.04)
        3:05.75 (23.02)     3:31.01 (48.28)
  5 Georgia                       3:32.31    3:32.35 A       50  
     1) Kylie Stewart SR              2) r:+0.26 Meaghan Raab SR      
     3) r:+0.47 Chelsea Britt SR      4) r:+0.17 Veronica Burchill SO 
             25.20        51.70 (51.70)
        1:19.84 (28.14)   1:51.97 (1:00.27)
        2:16.14 (24.17)     2:44.72 (52.75)
        3:07.06 (22.34)     3:32.35 (47.63)
  6 Missouri                      3:33.44    3:32.90 B       48  
     1) Haley Hynes SO                2) r:+0.48 Lauren Savoy FR      
     3) r:+0.11 Ann Ochitwa JR        4) r:+0.31 Hannah Stevens SR    
             25.16        52.38 (52.38)
        1:20.67 (28.29)   1:52.99 (1:00.61)
        2:16.35 (23.36)     2:44.46 (51.47)
        3:07.40 (22.94)     3:32.90 (48.44)
  7 South Carolina                3:38.71    3:35.50         46  
     1) Emily Cornell SO              2) r:+0.57 Kersten Dirrane SR   
     3) r:+0.21 Christina Lappin SO   4) r:+0.19 Emma Barksdale JR    
             25.98        54.30 (54.30)
        1:22.34 (28.04)     1:54.10 (59.80)
        2:18.24 (24.14)     2:46.71 (52.61)
        3:09.87 (23.16)     3:35.50 (48.79)
  8 Arkansas                      3:40.26    3:37.41         44  
     1) Chloe Hannam SR               2) r:+0.24 Sydney Angell JR     
     3) r:+0.22 Olivia Weekley SR     4) r:+0.27 Annah Carney JR      
             26.70        54.93 (54.93)
        1:22.96 (28.03)   1:55.57 (1:00.64)
        2:19.96 (24.39)     2:48.63 (53.06)
        3:11.59 (22.96)     3:37.41 (48.78)

Men’s 4×100 Medley Relay

Caeleb Dressel swam the breaststroke leg for Florida, and he put his team into the lead with a swift 50.51 split. The Gators had just enough in the tank to hold off Texas A&M at he finish. The team of Bayley Main (46.87), Dressel, Mark Szaranek (45.25) and Jan Switkowski (41.92) touched in 3:04.55, ahead of the Aggies’ Brock Bonetti, Mauro Castillo Luna, Jose Martinez and Adam Koster, who finished in 3:05.13.

Auburn finished third in 3:06.53, with Hugo Gonzalez, Tommy Brewer, Santiago Grassi and Peter Holoda. Holoda anchored in 40.80, the best mark in the field.

The top eight also consisted of Missouri (3:07.25), Alabama (3:07.37), Georgia (3:07.47), South Carolina (3:10.42) and Kentucky (3:10.78).

Event 31  Men 400 Yard Medley Relay
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      US Open: O 2:59.22  3/23/2017 Texas
                          J. Shebat, W. Licon, J. Schooling, J. Conger
         NCAA: N 2:59.22  3/23/2017 Texas
                          J. Shebat, W. Licon, J. Schooling, J. Conger
     American: M 3:01.51  3/23/2017 California
                          R. Murphy, C. Hoppe, M. Josa, M. Jensen
     SEC Meet: S 3:03.86  2/19/2016 Florida
                          J. Blyzinsky, C. Dressel, J. Switkowski, C. Main
  Pool Record: P 3:01.39  3/26/2009 Auburn University, AUB
                          Wollach, Klein, McGill, Targett
                 3:07.46  A
                 3:08.95  B
    School                           Seed     Finals       Points 
==================================================================================
  1 Florida                       3:07.42    3:04.55 A       64  
     1) Bayley Main JR                2) r:+0.29 Caeleb Dressel SR    
     3) r:+0.43 Mark Szaranek SR      4) r:+0.30 Jan Switkowski SR    
             22.35        46.87 (46.87)
        1:10.16 (23.29)     1:37.38 (50.51)
        1:58.08 (20.70)     2:22.63 (45.25)
        2:42.47 (19.84)     3:04.55 (41.92)
  2 Texas A&M                     3:07.29    3:05.13 A       56  
     1) Brock Bonetti SR              2) r:+0.03 Mauro CastilloLuna SR
     3) r:+0.24 Jose Martinez JR      4) r:+0.32 Adam Koster SO       
             22.22        46.66 (46.66)
        1:10.35 (23.69)     1:37.91 (51.25)
        1:58.80 (20.89)     2:23.09 (45.18)
        2:42.83 (19.74)     3:05.13 (42.04)
  3 Auburn                        3:08.30    3:06.53 A       54  
     1) Hugo Gonzalez FR              2) r:+0.44 Tommy Brewer JR      
     3) r:+0.23 Santiago Grassi SO    4) r:+0.18 Peter Holoda SR      
             22.59        46.46 (46.46)
        1:11.11 (24.65)     1:39.73 (53.27)
        2:00.69 (20.96)     2:25.73 (46.00)
        2:45.00 (19.27)     3:06.53 (40.80)
  4 Missouri                      3:06.16    3:07.25 A       52  
     1) Daniel Hein SO                2) r:+0.51 Jordan O'Brien JR    
     3) r:+0.37 Micah Slaton SO       4) r:+0.31 Mikel Schreuders JR  
             22.33        46.57 (46.57)
        1:10.70 (24.13)     1:39.28 (52.71)
        2:00.62 (21.34)     2:25.36 (46.08)
        2:45.26 (19.90)     3:07.25 (41.89)
  5 Alabama                       3:07.04    3:07.37 A       50  
     1) Luke Kaliszak SR              2) r:+0.36 Laurent Bams JR      
     3) r:+0.42 Zane Waddell SO       4) r:+0.40 Robert Howard JR     
             22.40        46.52 (46.52)
        1:10.80 (24.28)     1:39.45 (52.93)
        2:00.31 (20.86)     2:25.35 (45.90)
        2:45.26 (19.91)     3:07.37 (42.02)
  6 Georgia                       3:07.94    3:07.47 B       48  
     1) Javier Acevedo SO             2) r:+0.15 James Guest JR       
     3) r:+0.32 Camden Murphy FR      4) r:+0.35 Gunnar Bentz SR      
             22.65        46.09 (46.09)
        1:10.40 (24.31)     1:38.81 (52.72)
        2:00.07 (21.26)     2:24.86 (46.05)
        2:45.38 (20.52)     3:07.47 (42.61)
  7 South Carolina                3:12.27    3:10.42         46  
     1) Kevin Liu SO                  2) r:+0.15 Nils Wich-Glasen SR  
     3) r:+0.47 Lionel Khoo FR        4) r:+0.52 Patrick McCrillis SR 
             23.02        47.67 (47.67)
        1:11.57 (23.90)     1:39.71 (52.04)
        2:01.59 (21.88)     2:26.74 (47.03)
        2:47.10 (20.36)     3:10.42 (43.68)
  8 Kentucky                      3:14.59    3:10.78         44  
     1) Josh Swart JR                 2) r:+0.27 Wyatt Amdor SO       
     3) r:+0.16 David Dingess JR      4) r:+0.30 Jason Head SO        
             23.03        47.32 (47.32)
        1:11.68 (24.36)     1:40.28 (52.96)
        2:01.45 (21.17)     2:26.96 (46.68)
        2:47.27 (20.31)     3:10.78 (43.82)

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