Tristan Jankovics Big Ten Big Ten record in the men's races 400 in and on the other day 3

2025 big ten men

• Data: Wednesday, February 26th – Saturday, March 1st
• Location: Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center, Minneapolis, MN
• Defending champion: Indiana men (3x)
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• Teams: Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Nordwest, Ohio State, Penn State, Purdue, USC*, Wisconsin
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A large number of records were interrupted on the night of three of the men's big ten championships, including meet records in almost every final event.

100 butterfly – final

• NCAA record: 42.80 – Caeleb Dressel, Florida (2018)
• Big ten record: 43.85 – Tomer Frankel, Indiana (2024)
• Meet record: 44.30 – Tyler Ray, Michigan (2025)
• NCAA 'a' cut: 44.51
• 2024 NCAA invited time: 45.37
• 2024 Champion: Tomer Frankel, Indiana – 44.32

Top 8 finishers:

1. Tyler Ray (mich)- 44.28 ** Championship record **
2. Finn Brooks (IU)- 44.59
3. Tomer Frankel (iu)- 44.74
4. Colin Geer (me)- 45.10
5. Jacob Johnson (Minn)- 45.28
6. Braden Samuels (PUR)- 45.30
7. Michael Chmielewski (USC)- 45.44
8. Matthew Klinge (OSU)- 46.05

Michigan Junior Tyler Ray continued his strong meeting and won the men's 100 -lying fly by a little more than three tenths seconds. His 44.28 were six tenths of a second faster than his earlier best time of 44.74 compared to last March. His time was also a new championship record and exceeded the 44.40 brand, which he put in preparations.

Finn Brooks took silver in his first event of the evening with 44.59, a two tenth drop from his best time. Brooks followed by Indiana Teammate and Big 10 record holder Tomer Frankel in 44.74.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evngtjig4ww

400 in – final

• NCAA recording: 3: 28.82 – Leon MarchandArizona State (2023)
• Big ten record: 3: 35.98 – Tyler ClaryMichigan (2009)
• Meet the record: 3: 38.03 – Tyler ClaryMichigan (2009)
• NCAA 'A' CUT: 3: 38.37
• 2024 NCAA invited time: 3: 42.93
• 2024 Champion: Dominik Mark Torok, Wisconsin – 3: 41.69

Top 8 finishers:

1. Tristan Jankovics (OSU)- 3: 35.51 ** New meet and championship record **
2. Lorne Wigginton (mich)- 3: 39.76
3. Krzysztof Chmielewski (USC)- 3: 40.57
4. Dominik Mark Torok (WISC)- 3: 40.59
5. Diego Nosack (Nu)- 3: 42.70
6. Ryan Healy (Mich)- 3: 42.85
7. Zalan Sarkany (IU)- 3: 43.36
8. William Bansberg (OSU)- 3: 48.60

Tristan Jankovics shook the Meet record absolutely and in almost half a second came to persecution of his 400-in victory under the 16-year conference record. The Junior of the state Ohio Swam 3: 35.51 in the event, which came in four seconds in four seconds before the rest of the field. He broke too Tyler ClaryThe earlier record of 3: 35.98 from 2009. This is also the second fastest time in the country this season.

Lorne Wigginton, a newcomer, took the 2nd: 39.76 for Michigan and Krzystof Chmieleski for USC, just two hundredths before fourth place Dominik Mark Torok with 3: 40.57 and 3: 40.59.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p6siqyhkli4

200 freestyle finals

• NCAA recording: 1: 28.81 – Luke HobsonTexas (2024)
• Big ten record: 1: 29.63 – Blake PieroniIndiana (2018)
• Meet the record: 1: 31.14 – Blake PieroniIndiana (2018)
• NCAA 'A' CUT: 1: 31.21
• 2024 NCAA invited time: 1: 32.93
• 2024 Champion: Tomas Navikonis, State of Ohio – 1: 32.01

Top 8 finishers:

1. Tomas Navikonis (OSU)- 1: 31.01 ** New championship record **
2. Gal Groumi (Me)- 1: 31.57
3. Rafael Miroslaw (IU)- 1: 32.03
4. Eitan ben-shitrit (mich)- 1: 32.63
5. Christopher Morris (WISC)- 1: 33.55
6. Oliver Sogaard-Andersen (USC)- 1: 33.81
7. Dylan Smiley (IU)- 1: 34.22
8. Luke Maurer (USC)- 1: 34.33

The state of Ohio won its second event in the 200 free men, with Tomas Navikonis touching 1: 31.01, half-a second in front of the rest of the heat. He broke the former 200 free Meet record from 1: 31.14 in 2018 by Blake Pieroni. This was a new best time for the junior who had a earlier best of 1: 31.54. He was the only swimmer in the field that was cut under the NCAA “A”.

Michigans Gal Groumi Finished with the 2nd at 1: 31.57. This was half a second before Groumi's personal best from 1: 31.07 from the NCAA championships last year.

The Rafael Miroslaw in Indiana brought the podium 1: 32.03 for third place.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Y3GILBDCEQ

100 breaststroke – finale

• NCAA record: 49.51 – Julian Smith, Florida (2025)
• Big ten record: 49.69 – Ian FinnertyIndiana (2018)
• Meet the record: 50.19 – Max MchughMinnesota (2021)
• NCAA 'A' CUT: 51.02
• 2024 NCAA invited time: 51.89
• 2024 Champion: Mariano Lazzerini, Penn State – 51.08

Top 8 finishers:

1. Finn Brooks (IU)- 49.94 ** new championship record **
2. Brian Benzing (iu)- 50.73
3. Joshua Matheny (IU)- 50.94
4. Caspar Corbeau (Iu)- 50.97
5. Jassen Yep (iu)- 51.10
6. Ozan Kalafat (me)- 51.53
7. Chun Ho Chan (USC)- 51.56
8. Benjamin Dillard (USC)- 52.29

Indiana has won his first 100 breast title with Senior Finn Brooks 49.94 since 2019. He also set up a new meeting record in the event, which was in two tenths under the previous record of 50.14 Max Mchugh Back in 2021.

They also took the 2nd 5 places, and the next three swimmers all came in less than 51 seconds. Brian Benzing took the 2nd place at 50.73. Joshua Matheny ended the bronze by 50.94. Transfer Caspar Corbeau 4th place in 50.97. Jassen Yep was the only hosier over 50 seconds and touched 51.10 for the 5th place.

With 51.53, Ozan Kalafat was the highest, non -Indian swimmer on 6th place.

100 Backstroke – Finale

• NCAA recording: 43.35 – Luca UrlandoGeorgia (2022)
• Big ten record: 43.61 – Brendan BurnsIndiana (2023)
• Meet the record: 44.31 – Brendan BurnsIndiana (2022)
• NCAA 'a' cut: 44.48
• 2024 NCAA invited time: 45.56
• 2024 Champion: Brendan BurnsIndiana – 44.62

Top 8 finishers:

1. Owen McDonald (iu)- 44.38
2. Miroslav Kmedla (iu)- 45.02
3. Stuart Seymour (Nu)- 45.07
4. Luke Barr (iu)- 45.10
5. Jack Wilkening (me)- 45.44
6. David Gerchik (Nu)- 45.54
7. Matthew Bittner (PSU)- 45.68
8. Cornelius Jahn (Osu)- 45.95

Indiana's Day 3-Roar was not the same dominance as the chest suits, lasted with a 1-2-4 finish in the 100 back of the men, led by Junior Transfer Owen McDonald.

McDonald, already with a 200 title that was previously on the belt, was the sixth place for Arizona State in the NCAA in this 100 backstroke last season. His 44,25 preparations of this meeting remains his best time.

With the top return in the event Cooper Morley From Penn State to the B final this year (which he won in 45.91) there was a great shock at the top of the race. Indiana Freshman Miroslaw Kledla Was 2nd in the second year in the northwest of 45.02 Stuart Seymour was the 3rd in 45.07 and Indiana senior Luke Barr was 4th in 45.10.

The top seven in this meeting reflected the general increase in the results in the conference and amounted to 45.6 or better. Last year there were only the top three.

400 Medley Relay final for men

• NCAA record: 2: 55.66 -Florida, 2025 sec championships
• Big Ten Record: 2: 59.09 – Indiana, 2023 NCAA championships
• Meet record: 3: 00.94 – Indiana, 2022 Big Ten championships
• NCAA 'A' CUT: 3: 04.96
• NCAA 'B' CUT: 3: 06.37
• 2024 Champion: Indiana – 3: 01.61

After winning in the 100 back and 100, Indiana ended the day with a win in the 400 Medley relay and also set the Meet record.

The team of Owen McDonald (44.74), Finn Brooks (49.74), Tomer Frankel (44.75) and Matt King (40.65) combined for a 2: 59.87. Brooks, who won the 100 -breast swimming and earlier the 2nd place in the 100 fly at night, swam the breaststroke in this event and put the butterfly leg on the 5th year, the big ten record holder, the 5th year, the big ten Record Holder.

This is Indiana's 10th Big Ten title in the 400 Medley relay.

Michigan took about three seconds behind the 2nd and Minnesota in 3: 04.55.

Minnesota was led by a 44.76 split by newcomer Jacob Johnson and has earned her best big ten finish in this season since 2019.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypmkznxkmd8

Team classification after day 3

1. Indiana – 1.067
2. Michigan – 784.5
3. Ohio State – 731
4. USC – 588
5. Minnesota – 512.5
6. Wisconsin – 498
7. Northwestern – 473
8. Purdue – 406.5
9. Penn State – 372.5