NAIA men's swimming and diving championships

NAIA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships

Founded	1957
Region	United States
Current champions	St. Thomas (FL) (1st)
Most successful club(s)	Simon Fraser (17)
Website	NAIA.com

The NAIA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships comprise the annual swim meet held to determine the national champions of men's NAIA collegiate swimming and diving in the United States and Canada. It has been held each year since 1957.^[1]

The most successful program has been Simon Fraser, with 17 NAIA national titles.

St. Thomas (FL) are the reigning national champions, winning their first national title in 2024.

Results

NAIA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships
Year	Site	Championship Results
		Winner	Points	Runners-Up	Points
1957 Details	Carbondale, IL	East Carolina	54	Southern Illinois	50
1958 Details	Muncie, IN	North Central (IL)	88	Central Michigan	54½
1959 Details		East Carolina (2)	71	North Central (IL)	68
1960 Details		Southern Illinois	150½	North Central (IL)	87½
1961 Details	Detroit, MI	North Central (IL) (2)	111	Detroit Tech	78
1962 Details		North Central (IL) (3)	124	Detroit Tech	75
1963 Details	Bartlesville, OK	North Central (IL) (4)	101	Macalester	65
1964 Details	St. Paul, MN	Macalester	94	Eastern New Mexico	90
1965 Details	La Crosse, WI	Macalester (2)	71	Eastern New Mexico	55
1966 Details	Conway, AK	Macalester (3)	250½	Eastern New Mexico	188
1967 Details	Buffalo, NY	Claremont–Mudd	185	Bemidji State Macalester	168
1968 Details	St. Cloud, MN	Eastern Michigan	326	Claremont–Mudd	279
1969 Details	Downers Grove, IL	Eastern Michigan (2)	312	Claremont–Mudd	252
1970 Details	La Crosse, WI	Eastern Michigan (3)	339	Claremont–Mudd	316
1971 Details	Clarion, PA	Eastern Michigan (4)	325	Simon Faser	223
1972 Details	Marshall, MN	Simon Fraser	332	Claremont–Mudd	217
1973 Details	Pittsburg, KS	Simon Fraser (2)	378	West Liberty State	277
1974 Details	Downers Grove, IL	Simon Fraser (3)	434	Occidental	218
1975 Details	Marshall, MN	Simon Fraser (4)	515	Central Washington	191
1976 Details		Simon Fraser (5)	419	Central Washington	201
1977 Details		Simon Fraser (6)	424	Central Washington	249
1978 Details	Portland, OR	Simon Fraser (7)	461	Wisconsin–Eau Claire	214
1979 Details	Huntsville, AL	Simon Fraser (8)	449	Wisconsin–Eau Claire	271
1980 Details	Whitewater, WI	Simon Fraser (9)	422	Drury	382
1981 Details	Liberty, MO	Drury	483	Denver Simon Fraser	304
1982 Details	Burnaby, BC	Drury (2)	456	Denver	301
1983 Details	Arkadelphia, AR	Simon Fraser (10)	408	Drury	342
1984 Details		Central Washington	292	Drury	285
1985 Details	Indianapolis, IN	Drury (3)	368	Central Washington	350
1986 Details	Spokane, WA	Central Washington (2)	381	Drury	335
1987 Details	Milwaukee, WI	Central Washington (3)	443	Drury	404
1988 Details	Orlando, FL	Drury (4)	494	Wisconsin–Eau Claire	329½
1989 Details	Brown Deer, WI	Drury (5)	632½	Puget Sound	410½
1990 Details	Canton, OH	Drury (6)	634	Wisconsin–Stevens Point	376
1991 Details	Federal Way, WA	Drury (7)	631½	Oral Roberts	630
1992 Details	Canton, OH	Drury (8)	779½	Simon Fraser	493
1993 Details	San Antonio, TX	Drury (9)	602½	Puget Sound	487
1994 Details	Federal Way, WA	Drury (10)	813½	Puget Sound	507
1995 Details	San Antonio, TX	Puget Sound	607	Simon Fraser	575
1996 Details		Puget Sound (2)	602½	Whitworth	401½
1997 Details	Federal Way, WA	Puget Sound (3)	572	Simon Fraser	460
1998 Details		Simon Fraser (11)	545	Puget Sound	516
1999 Details		Simon Fraser (12)	795	Puget Sound	508½
2000 Details	Burnaby, BC	Simon Fraser (13)	605½	California Baptist	346½
2001 Details		Simon Fraser (14)	548½	California Baptist	537
2002 Details		Seattle	487	California Baptist	444
2003 Details	Lawrence, KS	Simon Fraser (15)	575	California Baptist	542
2004 Details		Simon Fraser (16)	562	California Baptist	487
2005 Details	St. Peters, MO	Simon Fraser (17)	639	California Baptist	580
2006 Details		California Baptist	752	Lindenwood	272
2007 Details	San Antonio, TX	California Baptist (2)	937½	Lindenwood	499
2008 Details		California Baptist (3)	573	Simon Fraser	503
2009 Details	St. Peters, MO	California Baptist (4)	693	Fresno Pacific	489
2010 Details		Fresno Pacific	659½	California Baptist	488½
2011 Details		Fresno Pacific (2)	698½	California Baptist	582
2012 Details	Oklahoma City, OK	Oklahoma Baptist	757	Fresno Pacific	752
2013 Details		Oklahoma Baptist (2)	881	Concordia (CA)	448½
2014 Details		Oklahoma Baptist (3)	900	Olivet Nazarene	485
2015 Details		Oklahoma Baptist (4)	798½	Olivet Nazarene	575½
2016 Details	Columbus, GA	Olivet Nazarene	714½	SCAD Savannah	600
2017 Details		Olivet Nazarene (2)	658½	SCAD Savannah	443
2018 Details		Keiser (FL)	653½	SCAD Savannah	485½
2019 Details		Keiser (FL) (2)	622	SCAD Savannah	599½
2020 Details	Knoxville, TN	Keiser (FL) (3)	743	SCAD Savannah	681
2021	Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2022 Details	Columbus, GA	Keiser (FL) (4)	785	SCAD Savannah	427
2023 Details		Keiser (FL) (5)	719	St. Thomas (FL)	569
2024 Details		St. Thomas (FL)	640.5	Keiser	624.5

Champions

St. Thomas

ONU

Keiser

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Team national championships among active programs: 5, 2, 1

Active programs

Team	Titles	Years
Keiser	5	2018, 2019, 2020, 2022, 2023
Olivet Nazarene	2	2016, 2017
St. Thomas (FL)	1	2024

Former programs

Team	Titles	Years
Simon Fraser	17	1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005
Drury	10	1981, 1982, 1985, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994
Oklahoma Baptist	4	2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
California Baptist	4	2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
Eastern Michigan	4	1968, 1969, 1970, 1971
North Central (IL)	4	1958, 1961, 1962, 1963
Puget Sound	3	1995, 1996, 1997
Central Washington	3	1984, 1986, 1987
Macalester	3	1964, 1965, 1966
Fresno Pacific	2	2010, 2011
East Carolina	2	1957, 1959
Seattle	1	2002
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps	1	1967
Southern Illinois	1	1960

Records

Yards

Event	Time	Swimmer	School	Date	Ref
50 freestyle	19.71	Logan Lassley/Marcel Nagy	Oklahoma Baptist University/Keiser University	2014/2020
100 freestyle	42.53	Daniel Ramirez	Oklahoma Baptist University	2014
200 freestyle	1:34.89	Joel Ax	SCAD	2016
500 freestyle	4:20.35	Joel Thatcher	SCAD	2017
1650 freestyle	15:18.39	Joel Thatcher	SCAD	2017
100 backstroke	46.28	Daniel Ramirez	Oklahoma Baptist University	2014
200 backstroke	1:44.98	Jokubas Jankauskas	Cumberland Patriots	4 March 2023	[2]
100 breaststroke	52.62	Noel De Geus	Keiser Seahawks	3 March 2023	[3]
200 breaststroke	1:56.54	Íñigo Marina	St. Thomas Bobcats	4 March 2023	[4]
100 butterfly	46.12	Daniel Ramirez	Oklahoma Baptist University	2015
200 butterfly	1:45.27	Iran Cacalcante-Almeida	Olivet Nazarene	2018
200 individual medley	1:47.55	David Hibberd	Simon Fraser (B.C.)	2011
400 individual medley	3:51.08	Stephen Gilbert	Milligan Buffaloes	4 March 2022
200 freestyle relay	1:18.43	Lassley, Robbins, Ramirez, Sullivan	Oklahoma Baptist	2014
400 freestyle relay	2:56.23	Ivan Amillo-Esobedo Alberto Garcia Alex Kusik Max Miller	Keiser Seahawks	4 March 2023	[5]
800 freestyle relay	6:31.45	Alberto Garcia (1:37.31) Aaron Wilmes (1:37.53) Marti Ranea Vila (1:38.23) Carlos Trinidad Sancho (1:38.38)	Keiser Seahawks	1 March 2023	[6]
200 medley relay	1:26.83	Ramirez, Penny, Sullivan, Lassley	Oklahoma Baptist University	2014
400 medley relay	3:12.72	Alex Marrero (49.63) Íñigo Marina (52.13) Miguel Arroyo (47.91) Daniel Laureyssens (43.05)	St. Thomas Bobcats	3 March 2023	[7]

Meters

Event	Time	Swimmer	School	Year
50 freestyle	22.32	Ryan Laurin	Simon Fraser (B.C.)	2001
100 freestyle	49.33	Graham Duthie	Simon Fraser (B.C.)	2001
200 freestyle	1:49.33	Graham Duthie	Simon Fraser (B.C.)	2001
400 freestyle	3:56.72	Graham Duthie	Simon Fraser (B.C)	2001
1500 freestyle	15:59.45	Malcolm Crimp	Simon Fraser (B.C.)	1981
100 backstroke	55.59	Felix Sutanto	California Baptist University	2002
200 backstroke	2:01.31	Felix Sutanto	California Baptist University	2002
100 breaststroke	1:03.73	Mike Wylie	Simon Fraser (B.C.)	2000
200 breaststroke	2:19.26	Audy Oktavian	California Baptist University	2002
100 butterfly	55.47	Sandy Henderson	Simon Fraser (B.C.)	2000
200 butterfly	2:03.67	Klaus Haertel	Simon Fraser (B.C.)	2001
200 individual medley	2:03.65	Libor Janek	Cumberland (Ky.)	2000
400 individual medley	4: 26.01	Libor Janek	Cumberland (Ky.)	2001
200 medley relay	1:42.59	Gerry Martselos, Mike Wylie, Graham Duthie, Ryan Laurin	Simon Fraser (B.C.)	2001
400 medley relay	3:46.90	Felix Sutanto, Joshua Louvier, Matt Sprankle, Matt Berry	California Baptist University	2002
200 freestyle relay	1:30.73	Ryan Laurin, Aaron Lightman, Graham Wood, Graham Duthie	Simon Fraser (B.C.)	2001
400 freestyle relay	3:46.39	Gerry Martselos, Mike Wylie, Klaus Haertel, Graham Wood	Simon Fraser (B.C.)	2001
800 freestyle relay	6:46.13	Klaus Haertel, Tom Gaschler, Graham Wood, Graham Duthie	Simon Fraser (B.C.)	2001
One-meter diving (11 Dives)	587.35	Grant Brehaut	Simon Fraser (B.C.)	2004
Three-meter diving (11 Dives)	561.75	Grant Brehaut	Simon Fraser (B.C.)	2005

See also

• List of college swimming and diving teams
• NAIA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships
• NCAA Men's Swimming and Diving Championships (Division I, Division II, Division III)
• NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships (Division I, Division II, Division III)

References

1. "NAIA Men's Swimming and Diving Championship Results" (PDF). Sports Information Directors Manual. NAIA.org. Retrieved February 10, 2016.
2. "Keiser (Fla.) Captures Fifth Consecutive NAIA Swimming & Diving Championship". NAIA. 4 March 2023. Retrieved 11 March 2023.
3. "2023 NAIA Championships - Day 3 Final Results" (PDF). NAIA. 3 March 2023. p. 1. Retrieved 11 March 2023.
4. Spencer Penland (6 March 2023). "KEISER SWEEPS NAIA TITLES FOR THE SECOND YEAR IN A ROW: 2023 NAIA CHAMPS DAY 4 RECAP". SwimSwam. Retrieved 3 July 2023.
5. "Keiser (Fla.) Captures Fifth Consecutive NAIA Swimming & Diving Championship". NAIA. 4 March 2023. Retrieved 11 March 2023.
6. Spencer Penland (2 March 2023). "KEISER WINS THREE OF FOUR RELAYS TO OPEN 2023 NAIA SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS". SwimSwam. Retrieved 11 March 2023.
7. "2023 NAIA Championships - Day 3 Final Results" (PDF). NAIA. 3 March 2023. p. 1. Retrieved 11 March 2023.

External links

• NAIA Men's Swimming and Diving
• NAIA Men's Swimming Championship History