Meet starts Tuesday with Women's 1m diving prelims at 11am. Daily schedule can be found here:

2016 SEC Championships

No Psych Sheet published online yet. Results will be available here or on MeetMobile:

Meet results

Live streaming of all sessions through WatchESPN on the SEC+ Network.

Sorry not exactly related but does anyone know how we came to host the mountain west conference meet?

Top-notch facility and price was right would be my guess. I'd bet most, if not all, of those schools don't have the facility to be able to hold that meet.

The pool MWC normally use in San Antonio (Palo Alto College) is undergoing renovations. UH is hosting WAC for the same reason.

SEC Swimming Championship Psych Sheet

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Great job by the freshman kid to win the 3M. If he keeps performing like that, it could pull the men up a spot or two. Need the relays to not be finishing last like they did in the 800 though.

Solid night for the ladies. Have to think we left some serious points on the table in diving though.

Big morning on the ladies side, looking like a 3 team fight for now between A&M, Georgia and Tennessee. HUGE 200IM performance with 1,2,3 seeds and 4 A finalists.

Men solid, really good IM from Austin Van Overdam and Jacob Gonzalez with a good 50 free. Sam Thornton in 3rd through 5 rounds of 1m qualifying.

Florida sophomore Caeleb Dressel with a new fastest swim ever 50 Yard Freestyle 18.39 in morning prelims, breaking Cielo's record from 2008. Interested to see what he does in finals and if his speed translates to LCM for Trials and Olympics.

18.23. Incredible.

Lisa Bratton winning the 200 IM highlighted the night for the Ags. Bethany Galat finished 2nd with Sydney Pickrem and Kristin Malone 5th and 6th.

Sam Thornton finished 3rd on men's 1m, Sarah Gibson was 3rd in the 500 free, and the women's 200 Free relay also made the medal stand with a 3rd place finish.

Another killer morning for the Aggie women in swimming. 50.99 100 fly for Sarah Gibson, 8 A Finalists, the same number as Georgia and Tennessee have combined. Took a hit in diving and Tenn has 2 more A finalists there, so the Vols will most likely still hold a lead after tonight. But Georgia took a goose egg in diving and the ladies have a real chance to see this thing through at the end if they can keep the momentum going.

Men had a bit of a rough morning. Good swim out of Van Overdam in the 400 IM to make the B final but only 2 other C final scorers. Still have Bonetti and Castillo in their best events to come so looking for some A final swims there.

1-2-3 in the 400 IM and 1-2 in the 100 fly...the girls are on fire!

1-2 in 100 Fly.

So excited for Sarah Gibson winning gold. She was at the physics festival 2 years ago as a freshman and she spent quite a bit of time encouraging my own daughter in her swimming. Really pleased for her to be seeing success.

Women are in first place at the end of the night.

Great morning for the men. Castillo and Bonetti make A Finals in the 100 Breast and 100 Back. School record 53.03 for Castillo. Jonathan Tybur with a huge 53.97 for the 100 Breast B Final. 4 C final swims (2 in 100 back, 2 in 200 Fly) as well.

Women held serve on about what they were seeded to score, but Georgia made a big move as expected. Tennessee had a solid day too. Gonna be a 3 team fight to the finish tomorrow. Sarah Gibson (200 Fly) and Jorie Caneta (100 Breast) made A Finals and they have 4 B finalists along with 2 C finalists.

400 medley relay for both genders is tonight as well.

Women look well positioned to finish strong.

Through Friday - Event #30:
847.5: A&M
828.5: Tennessee (- 19.0)
815.5: Georgia (-32.0)

Session 9-
#34 W 200 Bk Prelims are complete
A Final
A&M: Bratton (3)
Tenn: 0
Ga: Flickinger (1) and Stewart (4)

B Final
A&M: Brandt
Tenn: Carner
Ga: 0

#36 W 100 Fr Prelims
#38 W 200 Br Prelims
#40 W Platform Diving Prelims

Session 10-
#32 W 1650 Free

Session 11-
#32 W 1650 Free Finals
#34 W 200 Bk Finals
#36 W 100 Fr Finals
#38 W 200 Br Finals
#40 W Platform Diving Finals
#41 W 400 Free Relay

Some up/mid/downs:

200 Bk
UGA: 2 up, 1 down
A&M: 1 up, 1 mid
Tenn: 1 mid, 1 down.

100 Free
UGA: 1 up, 1 mid, 1 down
A&M: 1 up, 3 mid, 1 down
Tenn: 4 up, 1 down

200 Br
UGA: 1 up, 1 down
A&M: 2 up, 2 mid, 1 down
Tenn: 1 mid, 1 down

Women's Platform Preliminary

Texas A&M Alais Kalonji is 5th seed in the finals
Tennessee Rachel Rubadue is 1st seed in the finals

Good scoring opportunity for the Aggies

Other placings

11th Tennessee Emily Pelletier - 16 points
18th Georgia Natalie Wallace - 7 points

Hope the Aggies could pull the championship title. It would be a great race. We have to swim great tonight again

After the 1650,
1. Georgia 880.5
2. Tennessee 879.5
3. Texas A&M University 876.5

Bratton wins the 200 Back! Brandt finishes 4th in the B final.

1. Georgia 938.5
2. Texas A&M University 923.5
3. Tennessee 903.5

Staying close. Critical points from Beryl, Malone, Oliver, Rasmus, and Lupton. After the 100,

1. Georgia 1007.5
2. Texas A&M University 992.5
3. Tennessee 990.5

Galat and Pickrem go 1-2 in the 200 Breast. McMahon, Medina Gonzalez, and Canetta with points in the B and C final.


1. Texas A&M University 1086.5
2. Georgia 1036.5
3. Tennessee 1027.5

Barring a DQ, we're looking like SEC champs!

A&M ahead by 50 points with Diving and 400 Free Relay left to go.

Alais Kalonji finished 2nd in the platform. We're up by 39 points over Tenn.

Congratulations. Just watched the trophy presentation on watchespn and Coach Bultman went swimming! Everyone else dove in also. Woodward is a great AD!

Congrats to your team, I watched much of the meet and they definitely earned it, it wasn't handed to them by under performers on other teams, they took it.

Congrats to team and coaching staff. What a great meet.
What is even more impressive to me is that almost all the girls are back next year. We only lose scorers Claire Brandt and Meredith Oliver.
Just wondering if Ashley McGregor and Franko Jonker will be back next season after the Olympics.

Now onto to NCAA. Probably need a last chance meet for those swimmers that are on the bubble. Hope the divers do much better at zonals.

I'd imagine they'll both be back. Looking forward to seeing them back and who else will join the squad. They are definitely in position for another run next year!

Wow. Impressive.

Congratulations Ladies!

Jonker and McGregor should be back. They also have multiple signees whose current best times would already score in multiple events, so the future looks very bright indeed.