Diving, Breaststroke Shine Again in Prelims

Saturday, March 29

Federal Way, Wash.

1 p.m.

Indiana University

NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships - Prelims

3/29/2025 7:09:00 PM | Men's Swimming and Diving

Results (PDF)

FEDERAL WAY, Wash. – Two-time reigning platform champion and Indiana senior Carson Tyler will try to make it three consecutive championships in the event to close his illustrious career Saturday (March 29) night at the 2025 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships inside the Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center.

One competitor standing in his way is classmate and the similarly well-decorated Quinn Henninger, joining him in the championship final. The pair will look to repeat the one-two finish they earned on the 3-meter springboard Friday night.

Indiana will send nine Hoosiers to Saturday's final session of the NCAA Championships with six in championship finals and three in 'B' finals. Additionally, junior and reigning NCAA 1,650-yard freestyle champion Zalán Sárkány will swim the fastest heat of the mile, the event kicking off the session at 9 p.m. ET. IU's 400-yard freestyle relay is the No. 6 seed in the final race of the meet. The Hoosiers sit third in the team standings with 304 points, 8.5 points from second-place Cal and 64 points out of first place.

Two Hoosiers broke program records in morning heats.

Graduate student Jassen Yep shattered the 200-yard breaststroke program record by 44 hundredths, his 1:49.39 placing second in the morning. At the Big Ten Championships, Yep and senior Josh Matheny became the second and third Hoosiers ever to break 1:50 in the event, with the latter breaking Ian Finnerty's 2019 program record with a 1:49.83 to win the conference title. Now, Yep is inching towards 1:48 and will challenge for the NCAA title as the No. 2 seed in the final.

Graduate transfer Caspar Corbeau finished fourth in the 200 breast prelims with a 1:50.07 to join Yep, and Matheny made the 'B' final in 1:50.41.

Junior Matt King snuck into the 100-yard freestyle consolation final with a 41.14, his personal best knocking down Olympian Blake Pieroni's 41.16 from the 2018 championships. He'll swim again from lane eight and then again in the 400 freestyle relay.

PROGRAM RECORD TRACKER

Event	Time	Athlete(s)	Note
50 Freestyle	18.86	Finn Brooks
100 Freestyle	41.14	Matt King
500 Freestyle	4:09.22	Zalán Sárkány
200 Breaststroke	1:49.39	Jassen Yep
200 IM	1:39.42	Owen McDonald	Big Ten Record
400 IM	3:40.64	Zalán Sárkány	Tied Program Record
200 Freestyle Relay	1:14.67	Brooks, King, Lee, Smiley	Big Ten Record
200 Medley Relay	1:20.92	Barr, Benzing, Brooks, King	American Record, Big Ten Record

MEDAL TRACKER
Quinn Henninger – 1-meter (champion), 3-meter (silver)
Owen McDonald – 200 IM (bronze)
Carson Tyler – 3-meter (champion)

RESULTS
100 BACKSTROKE
6. Owen McDonald – 1:37.67 (Championship Final, All-America)
9. Kai van Westering – 1:38.62 (Consolation Final, Second-team All-America, Career Best)
22. Miroslav Knedla – 1:39.82

100 FREESTYLE
8. Matt King – 41.14 (Championship Final, All-America, Program Record, Career Best)
17. Dylan Smiley – 41.77 (First Alternate, Career Best)
T27. Rafael Miroslaw – 42.06

200 BREASTSTROKE
2. Jassen Yep – 1:49.39 (Championship Final, All-America, Program Record, Career Best)
4. Caspar Corbeau – 1:50.07 (Championship Final, All-America)
9. Josh Matheny – 1:50.41 (Consolation Final, Second-team All-America)
20. Toby Barnett – 1:52.43
36. Brian Benzing – 1:54.86

200 BUTTERFLY
T20. Tomer Frankel – 1:41.29

PLATFORM DIVING
3. Carson Tyler – 410.40 (Championship Final, All-America)
5. Quinn Henninger – 388.40 (Championship Final, All-America)
11. Maxwell Weinrich – 355.95 (Consolation Final, Second-team All-America)
34. Dash Glasberg – 278.65

HOOSIER ALL-AMERICANS
Luke Barr – 200 medley relay, 200 IM*, 100 breaststroke*
Brian Benzing – 200 medley relay, 100 breaststroke*
Finn Brooks – 200 medley relay, 50 free*, 200 freestyle relay, 100 butterfly*, 100 breaststroke, 400 medley relay
Caspar Corbeau – 100 breaststroke , 200 breaststroke
Tomer Frankel – 800 freestyle relay, 100 butterfly*, 400 medley relay
Quinn Henninger – 1-meter, 3-meter, platform
Matt King – 200 medley relay, 50 free*, 400 medley relay, 100 freestyle
Mikkel Lee – 200 freestyle relay
Josh Matheny – 100 breaststroke*, 200 breaststroke*
Owen McDonald – 800 freestyle relay, 200 IM, 100 backstroke, 400 medley relay, 200 backstroke
Rafael Miroslaw – 800 freestyle relay, 200 freestyle*
Zalán Sárkány – 500 freestyle
Dylan Smiley – 200 freestyle relay
Carson Tyler – 1-meter*, 3-meter, platform
Maxwell Weinrich – 3-meter, platform*
Kai van Westering – 800 freestyle relay, 100 backstroke*, 200 backstroke*
Jassen Yep – 100 breaststroke*, 200 breaststroke

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