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All-Time Top Times.Indd MEN’S ALL-TIME TOP TIMES 50-yard freestyle 100-yard Butterfly 200-yard INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 18.80 Bradley Tandy 2014 Pac-12s (Federal Way, Wash.) 44.57 Albert Subirats 2007 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1:41.72 Adam Ritter 2007 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 19.03 Adam Small 2011 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 44.73 Giles Smith 2013 Texas Invite (Austin, Texas) 1:41.82 David Schlicht 2021 NCAAs (Greensboro, N.C.) 19.06 Roland Schoeman 2002 NCAAs (Athens, Ga.) 45.20 Chatham Dobbs 2019 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 1:41.92 Cory Chitwood 2011 Texas Invite (Austin, Texas) 19.08 Albert Subirats 2007 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 45.50 Andrew Porter 2014 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 1:42.48 Nick Thorne 2018 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 19.09 Jordan Smith 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 45.67 Noah Reid 2021 NCAAs (Greensboro, N.C.) 1:42.72 Darian Townsend 2008 NCAAs (Seattle, Wash.) 19.12 Chatham Dobbs 2018 Pac-12s (Federal Way, Wash) 45.89 Lyndon Ferns 2006 NCAAs (Atlanta, GA 1:43.16 Austen Thompson 2012 NCAAs (Auburn, Ala.) 19.22 Marin Ercegovic 2021 Pac-12s (Houston, Texas) 46.01 Luis Rojas 2003 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 1:43.34 Etay Gurevich 2019 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 19.22 Lyndon Ferns 2003 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 46.11 Renny Richmond 2016 Pac-12s (Federal Way, Wash.) 1:43.46 Woody Joye 2012 NCAAs (Auburn, Ala.) 19.28 Simon Burnett 2006 NCAAs (Atlanta, Ga.) 46.14 A.J. Tipton 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 1:43.65 Sam Iida 2019 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 19.372 Eric LaFleur 2004 NCAAs (Long Island, N.Y.) 46.15 Justin Wright 2018 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1:43.67 Jack Brown 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 100-yard freestyle 200-yard Butterfly 400-yard INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 42.05 Albert Subirats 2007 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1:40.16 Justin Wright 2018 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 3:38.56 Nick Thorne 2018 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 42.06 Simon Burnett 2006 NCAAs (Atlanta, Ga.) 1:41.17 Brooks Fail 2021 NCAAs (Greensboro, N.C.) 3:39.15 Austen Thompson 2012 NCAAs (Auburn, Ala.) 42.08 Nicolas Nilo 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 1:42.38 A.J. Tipton 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 3:39.59 David Schlicht 2021 Pac-12s (Houston, Texas) 42.14 Chatham Dobbs 2018 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1:42.54 Etay Gurevich 2019 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 3:41.49 Jack Brown 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 42.29 Marin Ercegovic 2020 Pac-12s (Federal Way, Wash.) 1:42.62 Juan Veloz 2003 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 3:41.61 Clark Burckle 2010 NCAAs (Columbus, Ohio) 42.34 Lyndon Ferns 2005 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1:42.76 Michael Meyer 2014 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 3:41.73 Michael Meyer 2013 Texas Invite (Austin, Texas) 42.37 Nimrod Shapira Bar-Or 2011 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1:43.09 Brooks Taner 2021 Pac-12s (Houston, Texas) 3:42.47 Etay Gurevich 2019 Pac-12s (Federal Way, Wash.) 42.43 Adam Ritter 2007 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1:43.11 Brendan Meyer 2019 Pac-12s (Federal Way, Wash.) 3:43.07 Sam Iida 2019 Pac-12s (Federal Way, Wash.) 42.44 Darian Townsend 2008 NCAAs (Seattle, Wash.) 1:43.45 Mathias Oh 2017 Pac-12 Time Trials (Federal Way, Wash.) 3:43.55 Chad Carvin 1995 NCAAs (Indianapolis, Ind.) 42.56 Roland Schoeman 2000 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1:43.58 Matt Barber 2014 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 3:45.22 Eric Solis 2014 Pac-12s (Federal Way, Wash.) 200-yard freestyle 100-yard BREASTSTROKE 200 FREE RELAY 1:31.20 Simon Burnett 2006 NCAAs (Atlanta, Ga.) 50.04 Kevin Cordes 2014 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 1:16.22 Jordan Smith, Nicolas Nilo, Adam Small, Joel Greenshields 1:32.48 Jean Basson 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 51.69 Kevin Steel 2013 NCAAs (Indianapolis, Ind.) 2009 NCAA Championships (College Station, Texas) 1:32.53 Jorge Iga 2019 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 51.86 Carl Mickelson 2012 NCAAs (Seattle, Wash.) 1:32.85 Darian Townsend 2008 NCAAs (Seattle, Wash.) 51.97 Sam Iida 2021 Pac-12s (Houston, Texas) 400 FREE RELAY 1:33.09 Ryk Neethling 2000 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 52.13 Blair Bish 2017 NCAAs (Indianapolis, Ind.) 2:47.86 Albert Subirats, Nicolas Nilo, Darian Townsend, Adam Ritter 1:33.40 Daniel Namir 2021 Pac-12s (Houston, Texas) 52.21 Marcus Titus 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 2007 NCAA Championships (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1:33.45 Nicolas Nilo 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 52.68 Dave Rollins 2006 NCAAs (Atlanta, Ga.) 1:33.50 Nimrod Shapira Bar-Or 2010 Texas Invite (Austin, Texas) 52.83 Will Wihanto 2015 Texas Invite (Austin, Texas) 800 FREE RELAY 1:33.54 Kelly Moodie 2012 Tri Meet (Las Vegas, Nev.) 52.86 Kelley Wyman 2011 Texas Invite (Austin, Texas) 6:11.82 Jean Basson, Nicolas Nilo, Nimrod Shapira Bar-Or, Joel Greenshields 1:33.76 Adam Ritter 2007 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 52.87 Ivan Barnes 2005 Texas Invite (Austin, Texas) 2009 NCAA Championships (College Station, Texas) 500-yard freestyle 200-yard BREASTSTROKE 200 MEDLEY RELAY 4:08.92 Jean Basson 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 1:48.66 Kevin Cordes 2014 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 1:23.23 Mitchell Friedemann, Kevin Cordes, Giles Smith, Nimrod Shapira Bar-Or 4:09.41 Brooks Fail 2021 NCAAs (Greensboro, N.C.) 1:51.90 Carl Mickelson 2013 NCAAs (Indianapolis, Ind.) 2013 NCAA Championships (Indianapolis, Ind.) 4:11.59 Chad Carvin 1994 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1:52.33 David Schlicht 2019 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 4:11.99 Ryk Neethling 2000 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1:52.75 Clark Burckle 2010 NCAAs (Columbus, Ohio) 400 MEDLEY RELAY 4:13.08 Mariusz Podkoscielny 1989 NCAAs (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1:52.89 Sam Iida 2019 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 3:02.09 Mitchell Friedemann, Kevin Cordes, Giles Smith, Nimrod Shapira Bar-Or 4:13.80 Matt Barber 2013 NCAAs (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1:53.50 Austen Thompson 2011 Texas Invite (Austin, Texas) 2013 NCAA Championships (Indianapolis, Ind.) 4:14.53 Tyler DeBerry 2005 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1:54.05 Jack Brown 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 4:15.36 George DiCarlo 1984 NCAAs (Cleveland, Ohio) 1:54.74 Sam Rowan 2014 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 1-meter DIVE 4:16.07 Chris Wieser 2016 Texas Invite (Austin, Texas) 1:54.79 Bart Steninger 2008 NCAAs (Seattle, Wash.) Dual Meet Omar Ojeda 415.88 2001 4:16.54 Doug Towne 1981 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 1:54.95 Kevin Munsch 2012 NCAAs (Seattle, Wash.) Championship Meet Rafael Quintero 444.60 2015 1,000-yard freestyle 100-yard BackSTROKE 3-meter DIVE 8:45.27 Chad Carvin 1995 NCAAs (Indianapolis, Ind.) 44.83 Albert Subirats 2007 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) Dual Meet Omar Ojeda 465.65 2001 8:47.23 Ryk Neethling 1998 NCAAs (Auburn, Ala.) 44.92 Chatham Dobbs 2019 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) Championship Meet Rafael Quintero 447.05 2015 8:51.09 Mariusz Podkoscielny 1989 NCAAs (Indianapolis, Ind.) 45.51 Mitchell Friedemann 2013 NCAAs (Indianapolis, Ind.) 8:53.66 Brooks Fail 2021 NCAAs (Greensboro, N.C.) 45.84 Thomas Anderson 2019 Pac-12s (Federal Way, Wash.) PLATFORM DIVE 8:54.23 George DiCarlo 1984 NCAAs (Cleveland, Ohio) 45.77 Cory Chitwood 2010 NCAAs (Columbus, Ohio) Championship Meet Ben Grado 487.25 2012 9:01.13 Nat Lewis 1999 NCAAs (Indianapolis, Ind.) 45.90 Ognjen Maric 2021 Pac-12s (Houston, Texas) 9:01.21 Alex Mlawsky 1987 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 46.07 Jake Tapp 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 2 Converted from meters 9:01.60 Chris Wieser 2016 at Arizona State (Tempe, Ariz.) 46.27 Ivan Tolic 2011 Pac-12s (Long Beach, Calif.) 9:01.99 Steve Herron 1989 at Alabama (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 46.31 Bryan O’Connor 2010 NCAAs (Columbus, Ohio) 9:02.00 Tyler Fowler 2016 at Arizona State (Tempe, Ariz.) 46.44 Simon Burnett 2006 NCAAs (Atlanta, Ga.) 1,650-yard freestyle 200-yard BackSTROKE 14:31.38 Brooks Fail 2021 NCAAs (Greensboro, N.C.) 1:38.67 Jake Tapp 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 14:32.50 Ryk Neethling 1998 NCAAs (Auburn, Ala.) 1:38.84 Cory Chitwood 2011 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 14:34.91 Chad Carvin 1994 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1:40.75 Thane Maudslien 2016 NCAAs (Atlanta, Ga.) 14:38.09 Mariusz Podkoscielny 1989 NCAAs (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1:41.09 Ognjen Maric 2021 Pac-12s (Houston, Texas) 14:38.73 George DiCarlo 1984 NCAAs (Cleveland, Ohio) 1:41.23 Thomas Anderson 2019 Pac-12s (Federal Way, Wash.) 14:44.45 Chris Wieser 2017 NCAAs (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1:41.23 Bryan O’Connor 2010 NCAAs (Columbus, Ohio) 14:49.44 Tyler Fowler 2016 Pac-12s (Federal Way, Wash.) 1:41.31 Nick Thoman 2006 NCAAs (Atlanta, Ga.) 14:50.32 Jean Basson 2008 Texas Invite (Austin, Texas) 1:41.51 Michael Sheppard 2011 Texas Invite (Austin, Texas) 14:52.18 Tyler Painter 2001 Texas Invite (Austin, Texas) 1:41.64 Mitchell Friedemann 2013 Texas Invite (Austin, Texas) 14:54.11 Steve Herron 1989 at Alabama (Tuscaloosa, Ala.) 1:42.47 Chatham Dobbs 2016 Pac-12s (Federal Way, Wash.) WOMEN’S ALL-TIME TOP TIMES 50-yard freestyle 100-yard Butterfly 200-yard INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY 21.27 Lara Jackson 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 51.02 Annie Ochitwa 2016 NCAAs (Atlanta, Ga.) 1:54.88 Whitney Myers 2006 NCAAs (Athens, Ga.) 21.53 Margo Geer 2014 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 51.12 Lara Jackson 2008 Texas Invite (Austin, Texas) 1:55.07 Jenny Forster 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 21.71 Katrina Konopka 2017 Pac-12s (Federal Way, Wash.) 51.55 Whitney Myers 2007 Texas Invite (Austin, Texas) 1:55.81 Julie Stupp 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 21.80 Lacey Nymeyer 2007 NCAAs (Minneapolis, Minn.) 51.59 Hailey DeGolia 2008 NCAAs (Columbus, Ohio) 1:56.60 Hailey DeGolia 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 22.09 Anna Turner 2008 NCAAs (Columbus, Ohio) 51.67 Ana Agy 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 1:56.73 Annie Ochitwa 2015 Texas Invite (Austin, Texas) 22.13 Annie Ochitwa 2016 NCAAs (Atlanta, Ga.) 51.75 Crissy Ahmann 1992 NCAAs (Austin, Texas) 1:57.02 Annie Chandler 2009 NCAAs (College Station, Texas) 22.17 Taylor Schick 2015 NCAAs
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