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2025 MEN’S BIG TEN CHAMPIONSHIPS
Dates: Wednesday, February 26–Saturday, March 1 Location: Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center, Minneapolis, MN Defending champions: Indiana men (3x) Live Results Live Video Championship Central Fan Guide Teams: Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Northwestern, Ohio State, Penn State, Purdue, USC*, Wisconsin Results: Day 1 Recaps: Prelims: Day 2 Finals: Day 1Team Scores Through Day 1
Indiana – 116 USC – 112 Ohio State/Michigan – 110 Wisconsin – 100 Northwestern – 96 Minnesota – 94 Penn St. – 86 Purdue – 84Heading into the second night of the Men’s Big Ten Championships, Indiana sits in the lead with 116 points. The team had a strong performance in prelims, setting themselves up for a fast finals session. Tonight’s events include the 500 free, 200 IM, 50 free, 1 meter diving, and 200 freestyle relay.
ASU transfer Zalan Sarkany retained his top seed in the 500 freestyle for Indiana during prelims, touching in a 4:13.41 for the middle lane in tonight’s final. In this morning’s session, he was closely followed by Minnesota’s Bar Soloveychik (4:13.92) and Michigan’s Eduardo Moraes (4:13.93), setting the pool up for a great race tonight.
Indiana also took the top seed in the 200 IM, with Owen McDonald leading the pack in prelims (1:40.68). McDonald is looking for a bg performance tonight after dropping the field’s fastest split on the 800 freestyle relay last night. His teammate Luke Barr is seeded 2nd heading into the final after swimming a 1:41.08 in prelims.
The 50 freestyle was led by a trio of Ohio State swimmers as freshman Matthew Klinge demolished his career best for the top seed. Klinge touched in a time of 18.84 to touch just ahead of Daniel Baltes (18.96) and Mario McDonald (18.97). With their trio leading the 50 freestyle, the Ohio State men also hold the top seed in the 200 freestyle relay.
500 FREESTYLE – FINAL
NCAA Record: 4:02.31 – Leon Marchand, Arizona State (2024) Meet Record: 4:09.29 – Felix Auboeck, Michigan (2018) Big 10 Record: 4:08.95 – Felix Auboeck, Michigan (2017) NCAA ‘A’ cut: 4:10.64 2024 Champ: Yigit Aslan, Wisconsin – 4:11.20200 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY – FINAL
NCAA Record: 1:36.34 – Leon Marchand, Arizona State (2023) Meet Record: 1:40.48 – Gal Groumi, Michigan (2024) Big 10 Record: 1:39.35 – Andreas Vazaios, Indiana (2019) NCAA ‘A’ cut: 1:40.75 2024 Champ: Gal Groumi, Michigan – 1:40.4850 FREESTYLE – FINAL
NCAA Record: 17.63 – Caeleb Dressel, Florida (2018) Meet Record: 18.69 – Bowe Becker, Minnesota (2018) Big 10 Record: 18.69 – Bowe Becker, Minnesota (2018) NCAA ‘A’ cut: 18.72 2024 Champ: Tai Torepe-Ormsby, Wisconsin – 18.761 METER DIVING – FINAL
Meet Record: Michael Hixon, Indiana – 493.60 2024 Champ: YuTong Wang, Minnesota – 408.25200 FREESTYLE RELAY – FINAL
NCAA Record: 1:12.80 – Tennessee (2025) Meet Record: 1:15.28 – Ohio State (2022) Big 10 Record: 1:15:28 – Ohio State (2022) NCAA ‘A’ cut: 1:16.51 2024 Champ: Wisconsin – 1:15.3Read the full story on SwimSwam: 2025 Big Ten Championships: Day 2 Finals Live Recap
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