Gastaldello finishes 5th in the 100 free with a 46.98 swim. We're up by 9 over MIchigan with 5 individual swims left versus their 2.

Aggies go 2,3,6, and 8 in the 200 breast and a school record for Galat 2:03.26.

Taylor Pike swims 1:54.40 to finish 12th in the 200fly.

We're lock into 3rd. Michigan will have 228 after diving. We have 272. So even if Michigan were to win the relay they can only get to 268.

Correction. I must have been looking at points pre-fly.

So heading into the final relay A&M with 277 and Michigan with 239. So the only way to not get 3rd in the meet is for Michigan to get 1st in the relay and A&M to get DQed.

Very proud if the ladies.

Final

1. Stanford 593
2. Cal 373
3. A&M 299
4. Michigan 267
5. Louisville 232
6. t.u. 221.5
7.Tenn 180.5
8. Indiana 169
9. Virginia 161
10. Minnesota 157

Great finish this year for the ladies, and a great string of successes for the women's program. This is the second year in a row they've finished third. They should be very proud of the record they've built.

Men get their meet started today.

200 free relay: Heat 1/Lane 3

200 IM: Bonetti Heat 5/Lane 3 Van Overdam Heat 6/Lane 1

400 Medley relay: Heat 3/Lane 3

Henschel, Mathews, Thornton all in the 1m diving prelims.

Day 2 heat Sheet

Live stream for prelims

Caleb Dressel broke the 50 free record three times today.

Went 18.2 in the prelim, 17.8 leading off the relay, and 17.63 in the final.

He is really incredible.

Agreed, it's an exciting time for Aggie swimming with the recent resurgence by the men, but Dressel my be the best SCY swimmer in history. Saw him put up the best 100Y Breast time in history at SECs and he wasn't even rested. That 50FR record may stand for 20 years and dude said his breakouts still could use some improvement.

Thursday finals results:

Thornton 6th place on 1m

400 medley relay 6th place in B Final (14th overall)

Friday Prelims Heat Sheets