Swimming and Diving groups each attain high 25 finishes at NCAA Nationals

Men’s Swimming and Diving | 3/16/2026 11:17:00 AM

EVANSVILLE, Ind. – The Men’s and Women’s swimming and diving groups wrapped up their journey to the 2026 NCAA National Championship on Saturday, March 14th with two top-25 finishes. The males’s workforce completed in twenty third place and the ladies’s workforce completed in twenty fourth place.
 
Tuesday, March tenth
Parker Schut, Robert Russo, and Matthew Gauck all competed within the males’s championship pre-qualification diving meet.
Schut positioned thirty ninth on 1-meter and third on 3-meter. The third place end on 3-meter formally certified Parker for the diving championships . Russo positioned twentieth on 1-meter and eleventh on 3-meter. The eleventh place end formally certified Robert for the diving championships. Matthew Gauck positioned twenty third on 1-meter and twenty third on 3-meter.
 
Wednesday, March eleventh
Nadia Jastrzabek competed within the 50 freestyle and the ladies’s 200 medley relay. The girls’s 200 medley relay (Pinkowicz, Janaszek-Seydlitz, Shank, and Jastrzabek) positioned twelfth with a time of 1:42.48, incomes second workforce All-America. Schut and Russo competed within the 1-meter diving. Parker positioned thirteenth and Robert positioned 14th, they each earned second workforce All-American honors.
 
Thursday, March twelfth
The girls’s 400 medley relay (Pinkowicz, Janaszek-Seydlitz, Shank, and Jastrzabek) positioned thirteenth with a time of three:44.89, additionally incomes second workforce All-America.
 
Friday, March thirteenth
Zofia Janaszek-Seydlitz completed sixteenth within the girls’s 100 breaststroke and Micah Sholl completed 14th within the 100 breaststroke, each incomes second workforce All-America. Russo positioned fifteenth within the 3-meter diving, incomes second workforce All-America. Schut positioned seventh within the 3-meter diving, breaking the college report with a rating of 512.40, and incomes first workforce All-America.
 
Saturday, March 14th
Jastrzabek competed within the 100 freestyle, Alicja Pinkowicz competed within the 200 backstroke, and each Janaszek-Seydlitz and Sholl competed within the 200 breaststroke. Nadia tied for twenty eighth within the 100 freestyle (51.15). Alicja completed twenty fourth within the 200 backstroke (2:03.31). Micah completed twenty fourth within the 200 breaststroke (2:02.59).
 
The workforce had seven second workforce All-American performances and one first workforce All-American performances.