Buckeyes Collect Four All-America Honors on Day Three of NCAAs

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. – The Buckeyes added to their All-American count on Friday, collecting four more All-American honors on the third day of the NCAA Championships to bring their total to nine.

Ohio State moved up one spot in the standings after day three; the Buckeyes are in 14^th place with 54.5 points.

Meet Notes

• Ruslan Gaziev earned his second individual Honorable Mention All-America recognition with a 14^th place finish in the 200 free. Gaziev touched the wall at 1:32.85.
• Three divers earned All-America recognition in the 3-meter dive. Lyle Yost, the 1-meter dive national champion, finished fifth in the championship final with an overall score of 408.50. Yost has now collected two First Team All-America honors.
• In the consolation final, Jack Matthews placed fourth with a score of 399.10 and Clayton Chaplin finished eighth with a score of 366.20. Both earned Honorable Mention All-America honors.

Up Next

• The NCAA Championships wrap up on Saturday, March 25 with prelims starting at 10:00 a.m. CT and finals at 6:00 p.m. CT. The final day’s events are the 1650 free, 200 back, 100 free, 200 breast, 200 fly, platform dive and 400 free relay. Both sessions can be streamed live on ESPN+.

2023 NCAA Swimming and Diving Championship Results

200 Medley Relay – 1. NC State (1:20.67), 2. Arizona State (1:21.07), 3. Florida (1:21.14), 16. Ohio State (1:23.34)

50 Free – 1. Jordan Crooks, Tennessee (18.32), 2. Josh Liendo, Florida (18.40), 3. Bjorn Seeliger (18.67), T14. Ruslan Gaziev, Ohio State (19:20)

1-Meter Dive – 1. Lyle Yost, Ohio State (443.95), 2. Andrew Capobianco, Indiana (439.45), 3. Jack Ryan, Stanford (429.45), 12. Jack Matthews, Ohio State (358.20)

200 Free Relay – 1. Florida (1:13.35), 2. Cal (1:13.82), 3. NC State (1:14.44), 16. Ohio State (1:16.66)

200 Free – 1. Luke Hobson, Texas (1:30.43), 2. Gabriel Jett, Cal (1:30.74), 3. Grant House, Arizona State (1:31.12), 14. Ruslan Gaziev, Ohio State (1:32.85)

3-Meter Dive – 1. Andrew Capobianco, Indiana (522.60), 2. Shangfei Wang, USC (448.30), 3. Quentin Henninger, Indiana (425.40), 5. Lyle Yost, Ohio State (408.50), 12. Jack Matthews, Ohio State (399.10), 16. Clayton Chaplin, Ohio State (366.20)

Top 15 Team Scores

1. Cal – 315
2. Arizona State – 302
3. Texas – 292
4. Indiana – 259
5. Florida – 251
6. NC State – 246.5
7. Tennessee – 144
8. Stanford – 112.5
9. Auburn – 96
10. Virginia Tech – 96
11. Louisville – 71
12. Virginia – 67
13. Texas A&M – 65
14. Ohio State – 54.5
15. Georgia – 53