Thursday, March 27
Federal Way, Wash.
1 p.m. (Prelims) | 9 p.m. (Finals)
University of Georgia
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NCAA Men's Swimming & Diving Championships
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Magahey and Koski Earn First Team All-America Honors
March 27, 2025 | Swimming & Diving, Men's Swimming & Diving
FEDERAL WAY, Wash. – Three All-American swims powered another strong night for the University of Georgia men's swimming and diving team at the 2025 NCAA Division I Men's Swimming & Diving Championships Thursday evening at the Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatic Center.
Following two nights of competition, Georgia stands in seventh place with 92 points. Texas leads the overall standings with 190 points, followed by California in second with 159.5 and Indiana in third at 146.
Events
500y Freestyle – Graduate Jake Magahey surged in the final yards to finish fourth with a time of 4:09.03, the ninth-fastest time in program history and 13th sub-4:10 time of his illustrious career. Magahey finished his 500y free career with five top-four finishes in the event, including his national title in 2021. Sophomore Tomas Koski finished just behind in fifth place with a time of 4:09.15, earning his first individual First Team All-America honor. In prelims, Koski also finished fifth with a time of 4:09.01, the 10th-fastest mark in program history.
200y Individual Medley – Redshirt senior Luca Urlando prevailed wire-to-wire in the consolation final with time of 1:40.53, the second-fastest time of both his career and in program history. In prelims, Urlando finished 14th at 1:41.61, while freshman Drew Hitchcock placed 32nd with a new personal-best time of 1:42.94, making him the eighth-fastest performer in program history.
1-meter Diving – Junior Renato Calderaro finished 32nd with a score of 295.35, closing his event with a top score of 57.60 on his sixth dive. Sophomore Matthew Bray finished 43rd with a score oof 267.80, earning his top marks of 52.50 on his fourth dive.
Results
500y Freestyle
1. Rex Maurer, Texas – 4:05.35
2. Luke Hobson, Texas – 4:06.34
3. Lucas Henveaux, California – 4:06.74
4. Jake Magahey, Georgia – 4:09.03
5. Tomas Koski, Georgia – 4:09.15
200y Individual Medley
1. Hubert Kos, Texas – 1:37.91
2. Destin Lasco, California – 1:37.98
3. Owen McDonald, Indiana – 1:39.42
9. Luca Urlando, Georgia – 1:40.53
50y Freestyle
1. Jordan Crooks, Tennessee – 17.91
2. Josh Liendo, Florida – 18.23
3. Gui Caribe, Tennessee – 18.26
1-meter Diving
1. Quentin Henninger, NC State – 434.65
2. Jack Ryan, Stanford – 417.45
3. Moritz Wesemann, USC – 404.30
200y Freestyle Relay
1. Tennessee – 1:12.84
2. Arizona State – 1:13.05
3. Florida – 1:13.37
Standings
1. Texas, 190
2. California, 159.5
3. Indiana, 146
4. Tennessee, 114
5. Arizona State, 111
6. Florida, 106
7. Georgia, 92
8. NC State, 90
9. Stanford, 81
10. Michigan, 43
Up Next
The NCAA Men's Swimming & Diving Championships continue Friday with the 100y butterfly, 400y individual medley, 200y freestyle, 100y breaststroke, 100y backstroke, 3-meter diving, and the 400y medley relay. Urlando is seeded second in the 100y butterfly, while Magahey and Hitchcock rank fourth and 12th respectively in the 400y IM. Koski is seeded fifth in the 200y freestyle and van Renen is the ninth seed in the 100y backstroke.
Swimming prelims begin at 1 p.m. EDT, followed by diving prelims at 3 p.m. The diving consolation final will begin at 8:15 p.m. with the full finals session commencing at 9 p.m. Live coverage of the meet is streaming on ESPN+ with live results available on GeorgiaDogs.com and to paid subscribers on the MeetMobile app.
Following two nights of competition, Georgia stands in seventh place with 92 points. Texas leads the overall standings with 190 points, followed by California in second with 159.5 and Indiana in third at 146.
Events
500y Freestyle – Graduate Jake Magahey surged in the final yards to finish fourth with a time of 4:09.03, the ninth-fastest time in program history and 13th sub-4:10 time of his illustrious career. Magahey finished his 500y free career with five top-four finishes in the event, including his national title in 2021. Sophomore Tomas Koski finished just behind in fifth place with a time of 4:09.15, earning his first individual First Team All-America honor. In prelims, Koski also finished fifth with a time of 4:09.01, the 10th-fastest mark in program history.
200y Individual Medley – Redshirt senior Luca Urlando prevailed wire-to-wire in the consolation final with time of 1:40.53, the second-fastest time of both his career and in program history. In prelims, Urlando finished 14th at 1:41.61, while freshman Drew Hitchcock placed 32nd with a new personal-best time of 1:42.94, making him the eighth-fastest performer in program history.
1-meter Diving – Junior Renato Calderaro finished 32nd with a score of 295.35, closing his event with a top score of 57.60 on his sixth dive. Sophomore Matthew Bray finished 43rd with a score oof 267.80, earning his top marks of 52.50 on his fourth dive.
Results
500y Freestyle
1. Rex Maurer, Texas – 4:05.35
2. Luke Hobson, Texas – 4:06.34
3. Lucas Henveaux, California – 4:06.74
4. Jake Magahey, Georgia – 4:09.03
5. Tomas Koski, Georgia – 4:09.15
200y Individual Medley
1. Hubert Kos, Texas – 1:37.91
2. Destin Lasco, California – 1:37.98
3. Owen McDonald, Indiana – 1:39.42
9. Luca Urlando, Georgia – 1:40.53
50y Freestyle
1. Jordan Crooks, Tennessee – 17.91
2. Josh Liendo, Florida – 18.23
3. Gui Caribe, Tennessee – 18.26
1-meter Diving
1. Quentin Henninger, NC State – 434.65
2. Jack Ryan, Stanford – 417.45
3. Moritz Wesemann, USC – 404.30
200y Freestyle Relay
1. Tennessee – 1:12.84
2. Arizona State – 1:13.05
3. Florida – 1:13.37
Standings
1. Texas, 190
2. California, 159.5
3. Indiana, 146
4. Tennessee, 114
5. Arizona State, 111
6. Florida, 106
7. Georgia, 92
8. NC State, 90
9. Stanford, 81
10. Michigan, 43
Up Next
The NCAA Men's Swimming & Diving Championships continue Friday with the 100y butterfly, 400y individual medley, 200y freestyle, 100y breaststroke, 100y backstroke, 3-meter diving, and the 400y medley relay. Urlando is seeded second in the 100y butterfly, while Magahey and Hitchcock rank fourth and 12th respectively in the 400y IM. Koski is seeded fifth in the 200y freestyle and van Renen is the ninth seed in the 100y backstroke.
Swimming prelims begin at 1 p.m. EDT, followed by diving prelims at 3 p.m. The diving consolation final will begin at 8:15 p.m. with the full finals session commencing at 9 p.m. Live coverage of the meet is streaming on ESPN+ with live results available on GeorgiaDogs.com and to paid subscribers on the MeetMobile app.
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