Back-to-Back: Denison Men’s Swimming & Diving are National Champions Once more

Indianapolis, Ind. (March 21, 2026)– For the seventh time in program historical past, the Denison males’s swimming and diving staff are NCAA Men’s Swimming and Diving Champions! This is their third back-to-back victory, beforehand achieved in 2010-2012 and 2017-2019. The Big Red completed with 437 factors, forward of NYU (388.50), UChicago (353), and Kenyon (299). Denison swept the person CSCAA awards: Gregg Parini was awarded Co-Coach of the Year alongside Bate’s head coach Peter Casares, first-year diving coach Kai Robinson gained Men’s Diving Coach of the Year, and Jack Hill and Nick Fogle acquired CSCAA Swimmer and Diver of the Year honors.    

Denison’s path to the title wasn’t a easy one, having to make up main factors attributable to DQs and quick heats. Fortunately for the Big Red, throughout the 4 days, Nick Fogle, George Goins, and Jack Hill every earned two particular person NCAA titles to bolster the staff complete. Denison totaled 28 All-Americans, which included seven titles and three NCAA information.

What Happened in Prelims

Records continued to be damaged by junior Jack Hill this 2026 Championship week, this time within the 100 Free prelims. Hill swam a 42.87 within the 100 Free for his third NCAA report of the week. The Big Red would tally a second A-Finalist when Nick Hensel completed simply behind convention rival Kenyon for third place (43.47).

In the morning session of the 1650 free timed finals, Ben Campbell swam a powerful 15.33.90, swimming down the first-place winner after shifting from fifth to second within the ultimate 750 yards. In the ultimate occasion of the prelims for the boys, Denison’s Hill, Cam Blevins-Mohr, Harry Parsons, and Hensel completed the 400 Free Relay with the highest time of two:54.61.

Additional Final Qualifiers

Knowing {that a} championship was on the road, the Big Red did not take its foot off the pedal. In the primary occasion of the night session, sophomore George Goins had a spectacular 1650 Free, ending in 15:04.33 for his second nationwide title of the week, all whereas securing essential first-place factors for the Big Red. Joining Goins as an A-Final finisher was Campbell, whose 15:33.90 morning timed session put him in seventh place.

Soon after Goins’ title win, teammate Hill earned his second NCAA title within the 100 Free with a time of 42.67, which broke his personal report from the morning to seize the first-place end. Denison continued to rack up factors at each probability they may. In the 200 Back B-Final, Luke Swiggett earned the session ultimate title after swimming a 1:46.35. His teammate Devin Testin swam the 200 Back in 1:47.17 for twelfth place.

In the 200 Breast, Liam Nelson completed his B-Final with a time of 1:59.19 for tenth place. Denison, with a small cushion of simply over 30 factors, confirmed out within the 400 Free Relay. Knowing the project, they have been adamant about coming off the block with out being DQd, main Hill, Blevins-Mohr, Harry Pasons, and Nick Hensel to swim a quick, but considerate 2:54.76 for second place, finally securing the NCAA title.

This nationwide championship staff had two senior divers, Nick Fogle and Brendan Stanley. Between the 2 of them, there are three nationwide championship appearances, with each making their mark on the largest stage two consecutive years. They are three-time NCAC Champions and now back-to-back NCAA Swimming and Diving champions.

All American List: (* National Champion | ! NCAA Record)

First Team

• Cam Blevins-Mohr– 100 Fly
• Ben Campbell– 1650 Free
• Nick Fogle– 3M Dive*, 1M Dive*
• George Goins– 500 Free*, 200 Free, 1650 Free*
• Jack Hill– 200 IM, 200 Free*!, 100 Free*!
• Nick Hensel– 50 Free, 200 Free
• Liam Nelson– 100 Breast
• Harry Parsons– 200 Free
• Devin Testin– 200 IM
• Men’s 200 Free Relay (Jack Hill, Nick Hensel, Cam Blevins-Mohr, Harry Parsons)
• Men’s 400 Medley Relay (Ben Bevill, Liam Nelson, Sam Hibbert, Harry Parsons)
• Men’s 800 Free Relay (Jack Hill, George Goins, Harry Parsons, Nick Hensel)*!

Second Team

Previous NCAA Championships

2010-2011: 1st NCAA Championship  | Point Total: 500.5 | COTY

2011-2012: 2nd NCAA Championship | Point Total: 600   | COTY

2015-2016: third NCAA Championship | Point Total: 455.5 | COTY

2017-2018: 4th NCAA Championship | Point Total: 596.5 | COTY

2018-2019: fifth NCAA Championship | Point Total: 562.5

2024-2025: sixth NCAA Championship | Point Total: 463.5 | COTY