Indiana Wins Fourth Consecutive Big Ten Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships

FINAL RESULTS

MINNEAPOLIS – For the fourth consecutive season, Indiana has won the Big Ten Men’s Swimming and Diving Championships, which concluded on Saturday evening at the Jean K. Freeman Aquatic Center on the campus of the University of Minnesota. The Hoosiers won their 31^st conference title and seventh in the past nine seasons with a final total of 1,579 points.  

Michigan finished second with 1,148 points, followed by Ohio State with 1,100, USC (878), Minnesota (794.5), Wisconsin (735), Northwestern (711), Purdue (597) and Penn State (512.5).  

Indiana won ten swimming events and one diving event en route to the team title. Owen McDonald was named Swimmer of the Championships after touching first in three individual events and being a member of two different winning relay teams.  

Purdue’s Jordan Rzepka was named Diver of the Championships after finishing first on platform diving with 464.05 points.  

The complete list of individual award recipients, all-conference honorees and Sportsmanship Award selections are listed below. The All-Freshman team is inclusive of the top two freshmen finishers in each event, including relays.   
 

2025 Big Ten Men’s Swimming and Diving Individual Honors 
Swimmer of the Championships: Owen McDonald, Indiana 
Diver of the Championships: Jordan Rzepka, Purdue 
 
All-Big Ten First Team 
Luke Barr, Indiana 
Brian Benzing, Indiana 
Finn Brooks, Indiana 
Quinn Henniger, Indiana 
Tomer Frankel, Indiana 
Matthew King, Indiana 
Mikkel Lee, Indiana 
Joshua Matheny, Indiana 
Owen McDonald, Indiana 
Zalán Sárkány, Indiana 
Dylan Smiley, Indiana 
Colin Geer, Michigan 
Tyler Ray, Michigan 
Bence Szabados, Michigan 
Jack Wilkening, Michigan 
Tristan Jankovics, Ohio State 
Matthew Klinge, Ohio State 
Tomas Navikonis, Ohio State 
Jordan Rzepka, Purdue 
Krzystof Chmielewski, USC 
Benjamin Dillard, USC 
Luke Maurer, USC 
Oliver Sogaard-Andersen, USC 
Mortiz Wesemann, USC 

 
All-Big Ten Second Team  
Miroslav Knedla, Indiana 
Carson Tyler, Indiana  
Jassen Yep, Indiana 
Gal Groumi, Michigan 
Ozan Kalafat, Michigan 
Eduardo Moraes, Michigan 
Lorne Wigginton, Michigan  
Jacob Johnson, Minnesota 
YuTong Wang, Minnesota  
Daniel Baltes, Ohio State 
Mason Edmund, Ohio State  
Cornelius Jahn, Ohio State 
Mario McDonald, Ohio State 
Alex Metzler, Ohio State 
Jordi Vilchez, Ohio State 
Christopher Morris, Wisconsin 
Cooper Scharff, Wisconsin 
Taiko Torepe-Ormsby, Wisconsin 
Ben Wiegand, Wisconsin 
 
All-Freshman Team 
Miroslav Knedla, Indiana 
Joshua Sollenberger, Indiana 
Jon Joentvedt, Michigan 
William Savarese, Michigan 
Lorne Wigginton, Michigan 
Jacob Johnson, Minnesota 
Jozsef Polyak, Minnesota 
Joshua Staples, Northwestern 
Cornelius Jahn, Ohio State 
Matthew Klinge, Ohio State 
Jordi Vilchez, Ohio State 
Kaden Springfield, Purdue 
Zach Welsh, Purdue 
Tyler Wills, Purdue 
Junhao Chan, USC 
Diggory Dillingham, USC 
Oliver Sogaard-Andersen, USC 
Samuel Lorenz, Wisconsin 
Yoav Romano, Wisconsin