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NCAA Men’s Championships: 3-Meter Diving

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NCAA Men’s Championships: Indiana goes 1-2-7 to Dominate 3-Meter Diving

The Indiana Hoosiers knew that if they were going to hang in the team race, diving would be a huge factor.

On Friday at the 2025 NCAA Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships in Federal Way, 3-meter diving was a huge factor.

Indiana placed three in the finals, and nearly went 1-2-3, finishing 1-2-7 and scoring 49 points for the Hoosiers, bringing them back into team contention just behind second-place Cal.

Indiana’s Carson Tyler, the defending champion, started strong and threw down some 9s and a 10 in round four to lead at 319.30, six points ahead of teammate Quentin Henninger.

In the fifth round, Henninger scored 71 points. on an inward 3 1/2 somersault tuck.

Then Tyler did the same dive and got an 81.60 to give him 400.95, a 16-point lead over his teammate going into the final round.

On his final dive, Tyler was in third and needed a strong dive to earn the win.

He scored a on the forward 4 1/2 somersault tuck. He was off on his approach but managed enough to win with a score of 467.45. He needed 65 points and got 66.

Henninger finished with a forward 4 1/2 somersault tuck and got 81.7 points to put him in second place with 466.15 points.

They weren’t the only Hoosiers having a great day on the boards.

Maxwell Weinrich finished with a forward 2 1/2 somersault with two twists in the pike position and nailed it. He finished with 389.20 points to take sixth.

Stanford’s Jack Ryan scored 83.60 on the final dive to finish with 457.90.

 

Event 13  Men 3 mtr Diving
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         Meet: M 529.10  3/27/2015 Samuel Dorman, Miami (FL)
    Name                 Year School            Prelims     Finals Points 
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                       === Championship Final ===                        
 
  1 Tyler, Carson          SR Indiana            443.20     467.45   20  
  2 Henninger, Quentin     SR Indiana            420.90     466.15   17  
  3 Ryan, Jack             SR Stanford           411.00     457.90   16  
  4 Welsh, Jacob           FR Texas              375.50     395.95   15  
  5 Wang, Shangfei         SR USC                390.40     393.10   14  
  6 Cash, Cameron          SR Pittsburgh         369.50     391.20   13  
  7 Weinrich, Maxwell      JR Indiana            396.05     389.20   12  
  8 Chaplin, Clayton       SR OSU                369.55     383.60   11  
 
                        === Consolation Final ===                        
 
  9 Rzepka, Jordan         SR Purdue             357.45     432.15    9  
 10 Wesemann, Moritz       SR USC                363.50     430.00    7  
 11 Bottego III, Allen     SR TAMU               366.40     410.80    6  
 12 Fowler, Max            SO GT                 357.80     386.40    5  
 13 Greene, Bennett        FR Tennessee          356.65     385.45    4  
 14 Miller, Maxwell        SO Purdue             364.75     353.75    3  
 15 Paul, Carson           JR LSU                369.35     315.10    2  
 16 Thai, Joshua           JR California         356.55     307.65    1  
 
                 Men - Team Rankings - Through Event 13                  
 
  1. Texas                             334   2. California                      282.5
  3. Indiana                           276   4. Florida                           193
  5. Georgia                         151.5   6. Tennessee                       148.5
  7. Arizona St                        140   8. Stanford                          138
  9. NC State                          110  10. Ohio St                            68
 10. Alabama                            68  12. Michigan                           61
 13. Texas A&M                        57.5  14. Southern Cal                       53
 15. Virginia Tech                      51  16. Louisville                         43
 17. Florida St                         40  18. Purdue                             33
 19. Wisconsin                          28  20. Georgia Tech                       24
 21. UNC                                21  22. Lsu                                20
 23. Yale                               15  23. Army                               15
 23. University of Utah                 15  26. Auburn                             14
 27. Pittsburgh                         13  28. Smu                                12
 29. Brown                              11  29. Miami (Fl)                         11
 31. Virginia                            8  32. Missouri                            6
 32. Kentucky                            6  34. Arizona

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