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The Texas Longhorns won the 2025 DI men's swimming and diving national championships, the team’s second title in the last five years. It was Texas' 16th championship in program history — the first title not under Hall of Fame coach Eddie Reese, who retired in 2024. 

With the win, Texas coach Bob Bowman captured his second straight championship. He led Arizona State to the program's first-ever title last season.

The Longhorns scored a total of 490 points, beating out second-place California, which scored 471 points.  

The men's championships were held at Weyerhaeuser King County Aquatics Center in Federal Way, Wash., from Wednesday, March 26 to Saturday, March 29. Here are the selections, and the full list of men's qualified divers.

The full schedule of events is listed below.

2025 DI men's swimming & diving championships schedule, dates 

• Wednesday, March 5 | Swimming selections release
• Thursday, March 13 | Diving selections release
• Wednesday, March 26 | ​�ċ�ċ�ċ�ċ�ċ
  • Finals:
    • 200-yard Medley relay winner: Texas
    • 800-yard Freestyle relay winner: California
• Thursday, March 27 | 
  • Finals:
    • 500-yard Freestyle winner: Rex Maurer, Texas (4:05.35)
    • 200-yard Individual medley winner: Hubert Kos, Texas (1:37.91)
    • 50-yard Freestyle winner: Jordan Crooks, Tennessee (17.91) | Watch the replay
    • One-meter diving winner: Quentin Henninger, Indiana (434.65)
    • 200-yard Freestyle relay winner: Tennessee (1:12.84)
• Friday, March 28 | 
  • Finals
    • 100-yard butterfly winner: Josh Liendo, Florida (43.06)
    • 400-yard individual medley winner: Rex Maurer, Texas (3:34.00)
    • 200-yard freestyle winner: Luke Hobson, Texas (1:28.33 - ������Ƶ Record)
    • 100-yard breaststroke winner: Julian Smith, Florida (49.55)
    • 100-yard backstroke winner: Hubert Kos, Texas (43.20 - ������Ƶ Record) | Watch the replay
    • Three-meter diving winner: Carson Tyler, Indiana (467.45)
    • 400-yard medley relay winner: Florida (2:56.10)
• Saturday, March 29 | 
  • Finals 
    • 1,650-yard freestyle winner: Zalan Sarkany, Indiana (14:21.29)
    • 200-yard backstroke winner: Hubert Kos, Texas (1:34.21 - ������Ƶ Record)
    • 100-yard freestyle winner: Josh Liendo, Florida (39.99)
    • 200-yard breaststroke winner: Jassen Yep, Indiana (1:48.30)
    • 200-yard butterfly winner: Gianluca Urlando, Georgia (1:36.43 - ������Ƶ Record)
    • Platform diving winner: Carson Tyler, Indiana (480.45)
    • 400-yard freestyle relay winner: Tennessee (2:42:30 - ������Ƶ Record)

DI men's swimming championships history

Arizona State won the 2024 Division I men's swimming and diving championships with a score of 523.5, beating California, which finished with 444.5. It was the Sun Devils' first title in program history.