Former First Lady Barbara Bush and Former President George Herbert Walker Bush were on hand for Friday night’s session of the Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships at Texas A&M. Auburn won the meet with a last-day rally over Texas.

Auburn scored an inspirational victory in the Division I Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships March 28 at the Texas A&M Student Recreation Natatorium, winning its eighth team title and giving head coach Richard Quick his record 13th national crown in the sport, including his first at Auburn.

Quick, who is the first coach to win a national title at three schools (he also won seven at Stanford and five at Texas), is battling an inoperable brain tumor that was diagnosed in December 2008. Quick was not in College Station for the championships, as the Tigers were directed by assistant Brett Hawke, who has led the program since Quick’s diagnosis.

“This is just a great way to finish the meet,” Hawke said. “It's a great tribute to Richard Quick and what he means to this program. It’s a huge win for this program and was a total team effort. There’s not one person who stood out amongst us. We knew if we came out and won most of the relays, we would win the title.”

Auburn indeed won four of the five relays and set meet records in each. Texas won the other – the 800-yard freestyle – also in record fashion. The Longhorns finished second in the team standings after leading the meet going into Day 3.

The Tigers’ only other individual event win came from Kohlton Norys in the 100-yard backstroke. Norys also swam legs on two of the Tigers’ four winning relays.

Auburn Athletics Director Jay Jacobs said Quick’s accomplishments speak for themselves. “To win 13 national titles at three schools is truly remarkable,” Jacobs said. “While he was not able to be on deck, I know that the coaching staff and student-athletes felt his presence this week and dedicated their efforts to him.”

“It was a memorable senior year,” said Matt Targett, who contributed a third-place finish in the 100-yard freestyle. “This year was a total team effort. Last year we had a few superstars, but this year we have an entire team of stars. Richard Quick was a massive part of what we accomplished. He isn’t here, but we did this for him more than for ourselves. We wanted to win his first men’s championship for him.”

Auburn, which won five consecutive titles from 2003-07, has now won six national championships in the last seven years. The eight titles are tied for fifth all-time with Stanford behind Michigan (11), Ohio State (11), Southern California (9) and Texas (9).

The Tigers entered Saturday’s finals six points behind Texas but took the lead for good after sophomore Adam Klein posted a school record in the 200-yard breaststroke and earned fourth-place points. The championships featured 11 meet records in the 18 swimming events. Interestingly, the previous records in all five individual freestyle events held up, but all the other stroke events saw new standards set.

The meet featured four double winners, including California’s Nathan Adrian, who swept the freestyle sprints; Florida’s Shaune Fraser, who won the 200-yard freestyle and set a meet record in the 200-yard butterfly; and Michigan’s Tyler Clary, who set meet marks in the 200-yard backstroke and the 400-yard individual medley.

Purdue diver David Boudia also won twice in the three-meter and platform events. Texas freshman Drew Livingston won the one-meter dive, while Boudia finished second.

Texas head coach Eddie Reese called the Longhorns’ first-day performance “the best first day we’ve ever had.” But he added: “It also says you better be good tomorrow morning, that’s all it says. Today’s over, it’s in the history books. To win this meet, you’ve got to swim six good sessions. We’ve got two out of the way and we’ve got four to go. I know that sounds like coach speak, but it’s simple math.”

Unfortunately for Reese and the Longhorns, the numbers added up for Auburn.

Team results

1. Auburn, 526; 2. Texas, 487; 3. Stanford, 460.5; 4. California, 350; 5. Florida, 324; 6. Arizona, 309; 7. Michigan, 248; 8. Tennessee, 144; 9. Virginia, 133; 10. Georgia, 131; 11. Minnesota, 108; 12. Texas A&M, 104; 13. Purdue, 77; 14. Ohio St., 55; 15. Southern California, 50; 16. Washington, 48; 17. Kentucky, 46; 18. Miami (Fla.), 40; 19. Georgia Tech, 38; 20. Florida St., 36; 21. (tie) Alabama and Yale, 34; 23. Princeton, 32; 24. SMU, 30; 25. Indiana, 25; 26. North Carolina, 23; 27. Denver, 22; 28. LSU, 20; 29. (tie) Louisville and South Carolina, 15; 31. Arizona St., 14; 32. Penn St., 10; 33. UC Irvine, 9; 34. West Virginia, 6; 35. Oakland, 5; 36. Virginia Tech, 4.5; 37. (tie) Cleveland St. and Navy, 4; 39. (tie) UC Davis and Wisconsin, 3; 41. Cincinnati, 2.

Individual champions

50-yard freestyle: Nathan Adrian, California, 18.71.

100-yard freestyle: Nathan Adrian, California, 41.08.

200-yard freestyle: Shaune Fraser, Florida, 1:31.70.

500-yard freestyle: Jean Basson, Arizona, 4:08.92.

1,650-yard freestyle: Troy Prinsloo, Georgia, 14:30.91.

100-yard backstroke: Kohlton Norys, Auburn, 45.26.

200-yard backstroke: Tyler Clary, Michigan, 1:37.58 (meet record; old record 1:37.68, Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2006).

100-yard breaststroke: Damir Dugonjic, California, 50.86 (meet record; old record 51.56, Mike Alexandrov, Northwestern, 2007).

200-yard breaststroke: Neil Versfeld, Georgia, 1:51.40 (meet record; old record 1:52.62, Brendan Hansen, Texas, 2003).

100-yard butterfly: Austin Staab, Stanford, 44.18 (meet record; old record 44.57, Albert Subirats, Arizona, 2007).

200-yard butterfly: Shaune Fraser, Florida, 1:40.75 (meet record; old record 1:41.33, Gil Stovall, Georgia, 2008).

200-yard individual medley: Bradley Ally, Florida, 1:40.49 (meet record; old record 1:40.55, Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2006).

400-yard individual medley: Tyler Clary, Michigan, 3:35.98 (meet record; old record 3:38.15, Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2006).

One-meter diving: Drew Livingston, Texas, 442.70 (meet record; old record 421.05, Joona Puhakka, Arizona St., 2005).

Three-meter diving: David Boudia, Purdue, 493.10 (meet record; old record 466.80, Reuben Ross, Miami [Fla.], 2008).

Platform diving: David Boudia, Purdue, 530.45 (meet record; old record 478.20, Sean Moore, Ohio St., 2008).

200-yard freestyle relay: Auburn (Jakob Andkjaer, Gideon Louw, Kohlton Norys, Matt Targett), 1:14.08 (meet record; old record 1:14.71, Auburn [Cesar Cielo, Matt Targett, Scott Goodrich, Bryan Lundquist], 2007).

400-yard freestyle relay: Auburn (Jakob Andkjaer, Matt Targett, Kohlton Norys, Tyler McGill), 2:46.67.

800-yard freestyle relay: Texas (Dave Walters, Ricky Berens, Scott Jostes, Michael Scott); 6:10.16 (meet record; old record 6:12.85, Arizona [Jean Basson, Darian Townsend, Joel Greenshields, Nicolas Nilo], 2008).

200-yard medley relay: Auburn (Jared White, Michael Silva, Matt Targett, Gideon Louw), 1:22.36 (meet record; old record 1:23.24, Auburn [Scott Goodrich, David Maras, Alexei Puninski, Cesar Cielo], 2008).

400-yard medley relay: Auburn (Pascal Wollach, Adam Klein, Tyler McGill, Matt Targett), 3:01.39 (meet record; old record 3:04.40, Northwestern [Matt Grevers, Mike Alexandrov, Kyle Bubolz, Bruno Barbic], 2007).

Complete individual results

50-yard freestyle: Final--1. Nathan Adrian, California, 18.71; 2. James Feigen, Texas, 18.84; 3. Matt Targett, Auburn, 18.87; 4. Alex Coville, Stanford, 18.92; 5. Alex Righi, Yale, 19.04; 6. Gideon Louw, Auburn, 19.06; 7. Jason Dunford, Stanford, 19.32; 8. Jordan Smith, Arizona, 19.37. Consolation -- 9. (tie) Austin Staab, Stanford, and Jakob Andkjaer, Auburn, 18.96; 11. Dave Walters, Texas, 19.22; 12. Graeme Moore, California, 19.23; 13. David Dunford, Stanford, 19.28; 14. Barry Murphy, Tennessee, 19.39; 15. Josh Schneider, Cincinnati, 19.43; 16. Jonas Persson, Tennessee, 19.71.

100-yard freestyle: Final--1. Nathan Adrian, California, 41.08; 2. James Feigen, Texas, 41.49; 3. Matt Targett, Auburn, 41.64; 4. Alex Righi, Yale, 41.84; 5. Dave Walters, Texas, 41.97; 6. Austin Staab, Stanford, 42.06; 7. Nicolas Nilo Oliveira, Arizona, 42.08; 8. Gideon Louw, Auburn, 42.37. Consolation -- 9. Jakob Andkjaer, Auburn, 42.18; 10. Jonas Persson, Tennessee, 42.45; 11. Alex Coville, Stanford, 42.70; 12. Peter Jameson, Texas, 42.81; 13. Brett Fraser, Florida, 43.01; 14. Scot Robison, Virginia, 43.08; 15. Graeme Moore, California, 43.12; 16. Bennett Clark, California, 43.22.

200-yard freestyle: Final--1. Shaune Fraser, Florida, 1:31.70; 2. Dave Walters, Texas, 1:32.59; 3. Ricky Berens, Texas, 1:32.74; 4. Jean Basson, Arizona, 1:32.77; 5. Scot Robison, Virginia, 1:33.22; 6. Nicolas Nilo Oliveira, Arizona, 1:33.76; 7. Michael Klueh, Texas, 1:34.25; 8. Peter Jameson, Texas, 1:34.52. Consolation -- 9. Blake Worsley, Denver, 1:33.68; 10. Brett Fraser, Florida, 1:33.71; 11. Nimrod Shapira Bar-Or, Arizona, 1:34.01; 12. Dan Madwed, Michigan, 1:34.31; 13. Bobby Bollier, Stanford, 1:34.50; 14. Jake Allen, Stanford, 1:34.87; 15. Tyler Reed, Kentucky, 1:35.30; 16. Jonas Persson, Tennessee, 1:36.21.

500-yard freestyle: Final--1. Jean Basson, Arizona, 4:08.92; 2. Michael Klueh, Texas, 4:09.32; 3. Matt McLean, Virginia, 4:10.41; 4. Troy Prinsloo, Georgia, 4:13.28; 5. Matt Patton, Michigan 4:13.56; 6. Blake Worsley, Denver, 4:13.81; 7. Jackson Wilcox, Texas, 4:16.19; 8. Balazs Gercsak, Florida, 4:23.13. Consolation -- 9. Scott Spansail, Washington, 4:13.79; 10. John Snawerdt, Virginia, 4:14.26; 11. Chad La Tourette, Stanford, 4:15.93; 12. Mark Randall, Alabama, 4:16.51; 13. Catalin Cosma, Alabama, 4:17.81; 14. David Mosko, Stanford, 4:18.12; 15. Darren Ankosko, Virginia, 4:18.52; 16. Bobby Bollier, Stanford, 4:20.28.

1,650-yard freestyle: Final--1. Troy Prinsloo, Georgia, 14:30.91; 2. Chad La Tourette, Stanford, 14:33.55; 3. Scott Spansail, Washington, 14:34.95; 4. Michael Klueh, Texas, 14:34.96; 5. Jackson Wilcox, Texas, 14:41.27; 6. Matt Patton, Michigan, 14:44.13; 7. David Mosko, Stanford, 14:45.30; 8. Joe Kinderwater, North Carolina, 14:46.06; 9. Mark Randall, Alabama, 14:48.39; 10. Chip Peterson, North Carolina, 14:49.78; 11. Christopher Crete, Florida, 14:50.29; 12. Matt McLean, Virginia, 14:51.44; 13. Jean Basson, Arizona, 14:52.02; 14. John Snawerdt, Virginia, 14:53.42; 15. (tie) Trevor Scheid, Stanford, and Michael Zoldos, Stanford, 14:56.80.

100-yard backstroke: Final--1. Kohlton Norys, Auburn, 45.26; 2. David Russell, California, 45.30; 3. Hill Taylor, Texas, 45.41; 4. Pascal Wollach, Auburn, 45.43; 5. Eugene Godsoe, Stanford, 45.87; 6. Jared White, Auburn, 45.95; 7. Omar Pinzon, Florida, 45.99; 8. Guy Barnea, California, 46.35. Consolation -- 9. Rexford Tullius, Florida, 45.82; 10. Jake Tapp, Arizona, 46.07; 11. Eric Ress, Indiana, 46.52; 12. Alex Righi, Yale, 46.59; 13. Alon Mandel, Michigan, 46.71; 14. Scott Jostes, Texas, 46.76; 15. Pontus Renholm, SMU, 46.80; 16. Pat Schirk, Penn St., 47.90.

200-yard backstroke: Final--1. Tyler Clary, Michigan, 1:37.58 (meet record; old record 1:37.68, Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2006); 2. Jake Tapp, Arizona, 1:38.67; 3. Omar Pinzon, Florida, 1:39.50; 4. Pascal Wollach, Auburn, 1:39.65; 5. Eugene Godsoe, Stanford, 1:40.08; 6. Hill Taylor, Texas, 1:40.54; 7. Kohlton Norys, Auburn, 1:40.60; 8. Jared White, Auburn, 1:43.35. Consolation -- 9. Rexford Tullius, Florida, 1:40.20; 10. David Russell, California, 1:40.36; 11. Max Murphy, Auburn, 1:41.70; 12. Anders Jensen, Oakland, 1:41.83; 13. Andrew Hodgson, Florida St., 1:41.85; 14. Pat Schirk, Penn St., 1:42.71; 15. Neil Caskey, Texas, 1:42.95; 16. Bryan Collins, Texas, 1:43.59.

100-yard breaststroke: Final--1. Damir Dugonjic, California, 50.86 (meet record; old record 51.56, Mike Alexandrov, Northwestern, 2007); 2. Adam Klein, Auburn, 51.80; 3. John Criste, Stanford, 51.89; 4. Paul Kornfeld, Stanford, 52.05; 5. Sean Mahoney, California, 52.07; 6. Michael Silva, Auburn, 52.09; 7. Marcus Titus, Arizona, 52.21; 8. Neil Versfeld, Georgia, 52.41. Consolation -- 9. Curtis Lovelace, Stanford, 52.50; 10. Nolan Koon, California, 52.62; 11. Martti Aljand, California, 52.63; 12. Agustin Magruder, Texas, 52.97; 13. Jakub Dobies, Cleveland, 53.13; 14. Barry Murphy, Tennessee, 53.21; 15. Vali Preda, Louisville, 53.61; 16. Colin Lee-To, Minnesota, 53.72.

200-yard breaststroke: Final--1. Neil Versfeld, Georgia, 1:51.40 (meet record; old record 1:52.62, Brendan Hansen, Texas, 2003); 2. Sean Mahoney, California, 1:52.34; 3. Paul Kornfeld, Stanford, 1:52.55; 4. Adam Klein, Auburn, 1:52.96; 5. John Criste, Stanford, 1:52.98; 6. Martti Aljand, California, 1:53.68; 7. Nolan Koon, California, 1:53.90; 8. Clark Burckle, Florida, 1:54.96. Consolation -- 9. Ryan Hurley, Virginia, 1:53.93; 10. Agustin Magruder, Texas, 1:53.97; 11. Curtis Lovelace, Stanford, 1:54.63; 12. Jack Brown, Arizona, 1:54.91; 13. Damir Dugonjic, California, 1:54.99; 14. Martin Liivamagi, California, 1:55.31; 15. Marcus Titus, Arizona, 1:56.31; 16. Scott Weltz, UC Davis, 1:57.31.

100-yard butterfly: Final--1. Austin Staab, Stanford, 44.18 (meet record; old record 44.57, Albert Subirats, Arizona, 2007); 2. Tyler McGill, Auburn, 44.63; 3. Logan Madson, Auburn, 44.99; 4. Chris Brady, Michigan, 45.24; 5. Hill Taylor, Texas, 45.48; 6. Doug Lennox, Princeton, 45.64; 7. Boris Loncaric, Texas A&M, 45.73; 8. Jason Dunford, Stanford, 45.93. Consolation -- 9. Tom Randall, UC Irvine, 45.64; 10. Eugene Godsoe, Stanford, 45.99; 11. Christoph Lubenau, LSU, 46.05; 12. AJ Tipton, Arizona, 46.14; 13. Jakob Andkjaer, Auburn, 46.25; 14. Graeme Moore, California, 46.30; 15. Nick Walkotten, South Carolina, 46.59; 16. Matt Targett, Auburn, 46.67.

200-yard butterfly: Final--1. Shaune Fraser, Florida, 1:40.75 (meet record; old record 1:41.33, Gil Stovall, Georgia, 2008); 2. Mark Dylla, Georgia, 1:40.85; 3. Logan Madson, Auburn, 1:41.70; 4. Bobby Bollier, Stanford, 1:42.36; 5. Tyler McGill, Auburn, 1:42.44; 6. Nick Walkotten, South Carolina, 1:42.48; 7. David Mosko, Stanford, 1:43.42; 8. AJ Tipton, Arizona, 1:44.12. Consolation -- 9. Bradley Ally, Florida, 1:42.56; 10. Doug Lennox, Princeton, 1:42.71; 11. Robert Looney, Auburn, 1:42.75; 12. Todd McGraw, Georgia, 1:43.81; 13. Adam Meyer, Navy, 1:43.90; 14. Scott Rice, Wisconsin, 1:43.92; 15. Dan Eckel, Princeton, 1:44.15; 16. Pedro Oliveira, Louisville, 1:44.73.

200-yard individual medley: Final--1. Bradley Ally, Florida, 1:40.49 (meet record; old record 1:40.55, Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2006); 2. Tyler Clary, Michigan, 1:41.67; 3. Ricky Berens, Texas, 1:41.92; 4. Gal Nevo, Georgia Tech, 1:42.79; 5. Shaune Fraser, Florida, 1:42.88; 6. Andre Schultz, Michigan, 1:43.50; 7. Omar Pinzon, Florida, 1:43.93; 8. Martti Aljand, California, 1:44.09. Consolation -- 9. Bryan Collins, Texas, 1:43.52; 10. Jack Brown, Arizona, 1:43.67; 11. Tyler McGill, Auburn, 1:43.79; 12. Logan Madson, Auburn, 1:44.09; 13. Nate Cass, Stanford, 1:44.27; 14. Peter Benner, Georgia, 1:44.40; 15. Scott Weltz, UC Davis, 1:45.61; 16. Sean Mahoney, California, 1:46.38.

400-yard individual medley: Final--1. Tyler Clary, Michigan, 3:35.98 (meet record; old record 3:38.15, Ryan Lochte, Florida, 2006); 2. Gal Nevo, Georgia Tech, 3:38.00; 3. Bradley Ally, Florida, 3:38.20; 4. Jack Brown, Arizona, 3:41.49; 5. Clark Burckle, Florida, 3:41.85; 6. Andre Schultz, Michigan, 3:42.29; 7. Bryan Collins, Texas, 3:43.20; 8. Peter Benner, Georgia, 3:46.74. Consolation -- 9. Alex Wold, Minnesota, 3:42.61; 10. Martin Liivamagi, California, 3:44.37; 11. Michael Walker, West Virginia, 3:44.89; 12. Tyler Harris, North Carolina, 3:44.93; 13. Josh Charnin-Aker, Stanford, 3:45.26; 14. Aaron Casey, California, 3:45.39; 15. Pat Mellors, Virginia, 3:45.96; Julius Gloeckner, LSU, (did not qualify).

One-meter diving: Final--1. Drew Livingston, Texas, 442.70 (meet record; old record 421.05, Joona Puhakka, Arizona St., 2005); 2. David Boudia, Purdue, 420.80; 3. Eric Sehn, Texas A&M, 420.70; 4. Harrison Jones, Southern California, 406.65; 5. Jonathan Wilcox, Texas, 399.20; 6. Kelly Marx, Auburn, 386.80; 7. Reuben Ross, Miami (Fla.), 379.80; 8. Dwight Dumais, Stanford, 339.70. Consolation -- 9. Hugh Showe III, Ohio St., 376.70; 10. David Colturi, Purdue, 374.35; 11. Terry Horner, Florida St., 371.65; 12. Landon Marzullo, Indiana, 357.45; 13. Ryan Helms, Tennessee, 351.95; 14. Michael McDonald, Vermont, 341.15; 15. Benjamin Grado, Arizona, 339.55; 16. Cam McLean, Texas A&M, 327.50.

Three-meter diving: Final--1. David Boudia, Purdue, 493.10 (meet record; old record 466.80, Reuben Ross, Miami [Fla.], 2008); 2. Kelly Marx, Auburn, 454.85; 3. Hugh Showe III, Ohio St., 447.25; 4. Grant Nel, Texas A&M, 430.55; 5. Terry Horner, Florida St., 419.90; 6. Eric Sehn, Texas A&M, 410.20; 7. Reuben Ross, Miami (Fla.), 400.60; 8. Sean Moore, Ohio St., 400.55. Consolation -- 9. Michele Benedetti, Arizona St., 426.80; 10. Harrison Jones, Southern California, 392.50; 11. Daniel Mazzaferro, Auburn, 391.15; 12. Ryan Helms, Tennessee, 388.65; 13. Aaron Fleshner, Alabama, 374.75; 14. Drew Livingston, Texas, 372.25; 15. (tie) Michael McDonald, Vermont, and Dwight Dumais, Stanford, 371.50.

Platform diving: Final--1. David Boudia, Purdue, 530.45 (meet record; old record 478.20, Sean Moore, Ohio St., 2008); 2. Drew Livingston, Texas, 493.20; 3. Reuben Ross, Miami (Fla.), 452.75; 4. Sean Moore, Ohio St., 443.00; 5. Landon Marzullo, Indiana, 425.20; 6. Harrison Jones, Southern California, 413.05; 7. Aaron Fleshner, Alabama, 398.90; 8. David Colturi, Purdue, 390.75. Consolation -- 9. Eric Sehn, Texas A&M, 434.85; 10. Daniel Mazzaferro, Auburn, 431.65; 11. Kelly Marx, Auburn, 414.70; 12. Michele Benedetti, Arizona St., 381.00; 13. Brent Eichenseer, Stanford, 366.35; 14. Steven Starks, Southern California, 358.40; 15. Kyle Mitrione, Purdue, 351.40; 16. Benjamin Grado, Arizona, 308.00.

200-yard freestyle relay: Final--1. Auburn (Jakob Andkjaer, Gideon Louw, Kohlton Norys, Matt Targett) 1:14.08 (meet record; old record 1:14.71, Auburn [Cesar Cielo, Matt Targett, Scott Goodrich, Bryan Lundquist], 2007); 2. Stanford, 1:14.22; 3. California, 1:15.13; 4. Texas, 1:15.90; 5. Tennessee, 1:16.54; 6. Arizona, 1:16.68; 7. Minnesota, 1:17.65; 8. Florida, 1:18.05. Consolation -- 9. Kentucky, 1:17.74; 10. SMU, 1:18.09; 11. Michigan, 1:18.20; 12. LSU, 1:18.50; 13. Virginia, 1:18.69; 14. Penn St., 1:18.75; 15. Texas A&M, 1:18.76; 16. Princeton, 1:19.00.

400-yard freestyle relay: Final--1. Auburn (Jakob Andkjaer, Matt Targett, Kohlton Norys, Tyler McGill), 2:46.67; 2. Texas, 2:47.02; 3. California, 2:47.61; 4. Stanford, 2:47.97; 5. Arizona, 2:49.80; 6. Michigan, 2:50.16; 7. Florida, 2:52.00; 8. Minnesota, 2:52.04. Consolation -- 9. Tennessee, 2:50.98; 10. Kentucky, 2:52.26; 11. Virginia, 2:53.29; 12. Florida St., 2:53.44; 13. Texas A&M, 2:53.72; 14. SMU, 2:53.75; 15. Princeton, 2:54.29; 16. LSU, 2:55.39.

800-yard freestyle relay: Final--1. Texas (Dave Walters, Ricky Berens, Scott Jostes, Michael Scott); 6:10.16 (meet record; old record 6:12.85, Arizona [Jean Basson, Darian Townsend, Joel Greenshields, Nicolas Nilo], 2008); 2. Arizona, 6:11.82; 3. Stanford, 6:16.71; 4. Michigan, 6:17.08; 5. Virginia, 6:17.86; 6. Minnesota, 6:20.61; 7. Tennessee, 6:21.33; 8. Auburn, 6:21.86; 9. Florida, 6:22.03; 10. California, 6:23.29; 11. Southern California, 6:23.92; 12. (tie) Georgia and Washington, 6:24.73; 14. Kentucky, 6:25.07; 15. Princeton, 6:26.13; 16. Florida St., 6:27.25.

200-yard medley relay: Final--1. Auburn (Jared White, Michael Silva, Matt Targett, Gideon Louw), 1:22.36 (meet record; old record 1:23.24, Auburn [Scott Goodrich, David Maras, Alexei Puninski, Cesar Cielo], 2008); 2. California, 1:22.50; 3. Stanford, 1:23.14; 4. Arizona, 1:23.93; 5. Texas, 1:23.97; 6. Tennessee, 1:24.74; 7. Michigan, 1:24.98; 8. Florida, 1:25.45. Consolation -- 9. Minnesota, 1:25.68; 10. Texas A&M, 1:25.84; 11. Louisville, 1:25.99; 12. Virginia, 1:26.22; 13. SMU, 1:26.24; 14. Kentucky, 1:26.32; 15. Washington, 1:27.27; 16. Georgia, 1:27.51.

400-yard medley relay: Final--1. Auburn (Pascal Wollach, Adam Klein, Tyler McGill, Matt Targett) 3:01.39 (meet record; old record 3:04.40, Northwestern [Matt Grevers, Mike Alexandrov, Kyle Bubolz, Bruno Barbic], 2007); 2. California, 3:01.69; 3. Stanford, 3:01.91; 4. Texas, 3:03.92; 5. Florida, 3:05.75; 6. Arizona, 3:06.50; 7. Tennessee, 3:06.90; 8. Michigan, 3:10.58. Consolation -- 9. Georgia, 3:08.46; 10. Virginia, 3:08.90; 11. Texas A&M, 3:09.01; 12. Washington, 3:09.53; 13. Minnesota, 3:11.00; 14. Georgia Tech, 3:11.01; 15. Ohio St., 3:11.37; 16. LSU, 3:12.82.