GENEVA, OH. - The 2024 NCAA Swimming and Diving National Championships kicked off on Tuesday evening from the SPIRE Aquatic Center. The defending champions, the Nova Southeastern Women's Swimming team, made their presence felt immediately, setting a new NCAA Division II record and taking home the National Championship in the 800 Freestyle Relay - the first event of the championship meet. For the Men's team, the group placed third, setting a new NSU record.
Location - SPIRE Aquatic Center (Geneva, Ohio)
Events - 800 Freestyle Relay
Women's Results
Men's Results
Standings - Women's
1. Nova Southeastern - 40 Points
2. Colorado Mesa - 34 Points
3. Drury - 32 Points
4. West Florida - 30 Points
5. Wingate - 28 Points
6. Simon Fraser - 26 Points
7. Indy - 24 Points
8. Wayne State - 22 Points
9. WCU - 18 Points
10. Oklahoma Christian - 14 Points
Standings - Men's
1. Tampa - 40 Points
2. McKendree - 34 Points
3. Nova Southeastern - 32 Points
4. Drury - 30 Points
5. Colorado Mesa - 28 Points
6. Grand Valley - 26 Points
7. Indy - 24 Points
8. Missouri S&T - 22 Points
9. Wayne State - 18 Points
10. Wingate - 14 Points
(Women's)
(Men's)
The Sharks return to pool in Geneva, OH on March 13th for the second day of the NCAA Swimming and Diving National Championships. Events scheduled for day two include 1000 Freestyle, 200 Individual Medley, 50 Freestyle, and 200 Medley Relay. Prelims begin at 10:00AM, followed by the finals at 5:30PM.
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