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2025 BIG TEN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Dates: Wednesday, February 19 – Saturday, February 22 Location: McCorkle Aquatic Pavilion, Columbus, OH Teams: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Northwestern, Ohio State, Penn State, Purdue, Rutgers, UCLA, USC, Wisconsin Defending champions: Indiana (1x) Championship Central Live Results Live Video: B1G+ Results: Day 1 | Day 2 Recaps: Finals: Day 1 | Day 2 Prelims: Day 2 Ups/Mids/Downs: Day 2Team Scores After Day 2
Ohio State- 480 Michigan- 431 Indiana- 378 Wisconsin- 301 USC- 292 Minnesota- 239 Purdue- 199 Northwestern- 182 Nebraska- 154 UCLA- 140 Rutgers- 139 Penn State- 110 Illinois- 105 Iowa- 84FRIDAY PRELIMS HEAT SHEET
The 3rd day of the 2025 Women’s Big Ten Championships will be underway shortly. The 2nd day of the meet saw Ohio State really excel, taking the lead from Michigan and heading into Friday 49 points ahead. With the most swimming events yet on the schedule today, we’ll see how the scores shake out.
As always, Friday’s action will feature the 100 fly, 400 IM, 200 free, 100 breast, and 100 back. There will also be 3-meter diving this afternoon.
One of the top breaststrokers in the NCAA throughout her collegiate career, USC’s Kaitlyn Dobler comes in as the top seed in the 100 breast this morning. Dobler has won plenty of Pac-12 titles in her career, however, she’ll be looking for her first Big Ten title today. She comes in with a season best of 58.18, marking her as the only swimmer in the conference to have gone under 59 seconds this season.
Wisconsin freshman Maggie Wanezek leads the entries in the 100 back this morning. A standout for the Badgers, Wanezek has already been 50.96 this season. Her teammate Phoebe Bacon is the only other swimmer in the conference to have gone under 51 seconds this season (50.99). Defending Big Ten champion Kacey McKenna (IU) is in the field as well, holding a season best of 51.56.
Indiana’s Anna Peplowski comes in as the top seed in the 200 free with a 1:41.63. While that was her season best coming into the meet, it no longer is, as Peplowski tied the Big Ten record on Wednesday night with her 800 free lead-off split of 1:40.69. After winning the 500 free in a new conference record last night as well, Peplowski is heading into this race with a lot of momentum.
Wisconsin’s Callahan Dunn is the top seed in the 400 IM with a 4:07.64.
Indiana’s Miranda Grana leads the way in the 100 fly with a 51.10.
100 BUTTERFLY – PRELIMS
Big Ten Meet Record – 49.42 – Maggie MacNeil, MICH (2020) Big Ten Record – 48.89 – Maggie MacNeil, MICH (2019) NCAA ‘A’ Cut – 50.52 Defending Champion: KitKat Zenick (OSU) – 51.47TOP 8 QUALIFIERS:
400 INDIVIDUAL MEDLEY – RELAYS
Big Ten Meet Record – 4:01.41 – Allysa Vavra, IU (2012) Big Ten Record – 4:01.35 – Calypso Sheridan, NU (2019) NCAA ‘A’ Cut – 4:03.62 Defending Champion: Megan Van Berkom (MINN) – 4:06.71TOP 8 QUALIFIERS:
200 FREESTYLE – PRELIMS
Big Ten Meet Record – 1:40.69 – Anna Peplowski, IU (2025) Big Ten Record – 1:40.69 – Anna Pelowski, IU/Siobhan Haughey, MICH NCAA ‘A’ Cut – 1:42.60 Defending Champion: Anna Peplowski (IU) – 1:42.62TOP 8 QUALIFIERS:
100 BREASTSTROKE – PRELIMS
Big Ten Meet Record – 55.88 – Lilly King, IU (2019) Big Ten Record – 55.73 – Lilly King, IU (2019) NCAA ‘A’ Cut – 58.01 Defending Champion: Hannah Bach (OSU) – 57.54TOP 8 QUALIFIERS:
100 BACKSTROKE – PRELIMS
Big Ten Meet Record – 49.70 – Beata Nelson, WISC (2020) Big Ten Record – 49.18 – Beata Nelson, WISC (2019) NCAA ‘A’ Cut – 50.66 Defending Champion: Kacey McKenna (IU) – 50.49TOP 8 QUALIFIERS:
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