College Swimming League Match 6 (Auburn, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee): Live Recap

College Swimming League Match 6

Welcome to the final regular season match of the 2026 College Swimming League!

After this meet, there will be just two matches remaining, the wild card and the Championship! Follow along as we do our best to keep up with the fast paced recap. We will be doing our best to keep you updated with team scores, event winners, and disqualifications as they happen.

Women’s 200 Backstroke

Top 8

1. Charlotte Crush – 1:48.31 (TENN)
2. Madison Kryger – 1:50.03 (TENN)
3. Maya Schweikert – 1:51.85 (UGA)
4. Virginia Hinds – 1:52.80 (UGA)
5. Emily Jones – 1:53.23 (BAMA)
6. Ava Grazziani – 1:54.70 (BAMA)
7. Ellis Fox – 1:56.98 (AUB)
8. Annika Finzen – 159.42 (AUB)

Charlotte Crush opened the meet with a huge swim in the women’s 200 backstroke, setting a new lifetime best mark of 1:48.31 to win the event by nearly two seconds over teammate Madison Kryger. This swim took about four tenths off the 1:48.69 she set back in December of 2024.

Kryger finished 2nd in 1:50.03, just off her best of 1:49.97 from the 4th CSL Match, and Maya Schweikert took 3rd in 1:51.85, a new lifetime best by half-a-second from the 1:52.03 she set in March of 2026.

Men’s 200 Backstroke

1. NCAA Record: 1:34.13 — Hubert Kos, Texas (2026)
2. CSL Record: 1:37.92 — David King, Virginia (2026)

Top 8

1. Hayden Meyers – 1:39.38 (UGA)
2. Tommy Hagar – 1:40.28 (BAMA)
3. Ben Bricca – 1:42.47 (TENN)
4. Cole Witmer – 1:43.16 (BAMA)
5. Tony Laurito – 1:43.26 (TENN)
6. Nico Basten 1:43.67 (UGA)
7. Sebestyen Papp – 1:45.83 (AUB)
8. Ivan Tarasov – 1:46.42 (AUB)

Georgia’s Hayden Meyers had a very strong performance in the men’s 200 backstroke to earn the win for Georgia, stopping the clock in 1:39.38, just a tenth off his best of 1:39.29 from the 2026 NCAA Championships.

Alabama’s Tommy Hagar took 2nd in 1:40.28 and Tennessee’s Ben Bricca swam 1:42.47 for 3rd.

Women’s 200 Breaststroke

Top 8

1. McKenzie Siroky – 2:07.45 (TENN)
2. Elizabeth Nawrocki – 2:09.17 (UGA)
3. Zoey Zeller – 2:09.21 (AUB)
4. Molly Sweeney – 2:09.33 (TENN)
5. Charlotte Headland – 2:09.97 (UGA)
6. Hanna Schmidt – 2:13.93 (AUB)
7. Madyson Hartway – 2:16.26 (BAMA)
8. Eva Whitehead – 2:16.70 (BAMA)

The women’s 200 breaststroke saw McKenzie Siroky put on a show, touching in 2:07.45 to earn the win for Tennessee by almost two seconds over Georgia’s Elizabeth Nawrocki. Her swim was about a second off her best of 2:06.57 from the 2025 SEC Championships. This was almost three seconds faster than the 2:10.14 she swam at the 4th CSL Match.

Men’s 200 Breaststroke

Top 8

1. Gabe Nunziata – 1:52.69 (TENN)
2. Steijn Louter – 1:52.80 (BAMA)
3. Andrew Eubanks – 1:53.22 (TENN)
4. Jude Banks – 1:56.34  (UGA)
5. Maston Ballew – 1:56.42 (AUB)
6. Gabriel Machuco – 1:56.46 (AUB)
7. Noah Saylor – 1:57.12 (BAMA)
8. Finn Wendland 1:58.42 (UGA)

A very close men’s 200 breaststroke heat saw Tennessee’s Gabe Nunziatat just eke out the win over Alamba’s Steijn Louter. Nunziata stopped the clock in 1:52.69, about two seconds off his best of 1:50.26, while Louter swam a new personal best 1:52.80 to take a little more than two tenths off the 1:53.08 he set at the 2026 SEC Championships.

Andrew Eubanks swam 1:53.22 to take 3rd for the Volunteers, just a tenth off his best of 1:53.10 from March of 2026.

Women’s 500 Freestyle

• NCAA Record: 4:24.06 — Katie Ledecky, Stanford (2017)
• CSL Record: 4:34.20 — Katie Grimes, Virginia (2026)

Top 8

1. Kennedi Dobson – 4:30.48 (UGA)
2. Marie Landreneau – 4:37.27 (UGA)
3. Ella Jansen – 4:37.40 (TENN)
4. Meredith Whelehan – 4:42.97 (TENN)
5. Iman Avdic – 4:44.18 (BAMA)
6. Sammie Hamilton – 4:45.16 (AUB)
7. Avery Luedke – 4:47.96 (BAMA)
8. Lilly Gault Abdella 4:51.41 (AUB)

Kennedi Dobson took a huge win in the women’s 500 freestyle, setting a new SEC record mark in the women’s 500 freestyle, stopping the clock in 4:30.48 as she continues to inch closer to the sub-4:30 mark. Her previous best stood at 4:30.70 from the 2026 SEC Championships, and the previous SEC Record was 4:30.53 set by Jillian Cox from Texas in the same race.

Georgia also took 2nd with Marie Landreneau stopping the clock in 4:37.27, a two second lifetime best from the 4:39.73 she swam in November of 2025.

Men’s 500 Freestyle

Top 8

1. Leonardo Alcantara (BAMA) – 4:13.19
2. Tomas Koski (UGA) – 4:14.01
3. Sean Green (UGA) – 4:15.64
4. Kenan Dracic (BAMA) –  4:16.57
5. Daniel Krichevsky (AUB) – 4:18.74
6. Koby Bujak-Upton (TENN) – 4:18.78
7. Mac Clark (TENN) – 4:22.87
8. Maston Ballew (AUB) – 4:58.05

After the massive performance from Georgia in the women’s 500 freestyle, Leonardo Alcantara won the men’s 500 freestyle for Alabama, swimming 4:13.19 to win the event for the Crimson Tide by a little under a second ahead of Georgia duo Tomas Koski and Sean Green.

Koski swam 4:14.01 for 2nd and Green swam 4:15.64 for 3rd.

Women’s 4×50 Freestyle Relay

• NCAA Record: 1:23.63 — Virginia (2024)
• CSL Record: 1:24.73— Virginia (2026)

Top 8

Men’s 4×50 Freestyle Relay

• NCAA Record: 1:12.46 — Arizona State (2026)
• CSL Record:  1:15.00 — NC State (2026)

Top 8

1. Auburn University A – 1:16.28
2. University of Tennessee A – 1:17.16
3. University of Tennessee B – 1:17.53
4. University of Georgia A – 1:18.00
5. University of Alabama B – 1:18.02
6. Auburn University B – 1:19.11
7. University of Alabama A – 1:19.45
8. University of Georgia B – 1:20.58

AUBURN HAS CHOSEN FREESTYLE FOR THE MEN’S SKINS

Women’s 200 Butterfly

• NCAA Record: 1:49.11 — Emma Sticklen, Texas (2025)
• CSL Record: 1:50.10 — Claire Curzan, Virginia (2026)

Top 8

1. Emily Brown (TENN) – 1:53.44
2. Gaby Van Brunt (BAMA) – 1:53.76
3. Zetta Grace Bartee (AUB) – 1:54.44
4. Victoria Raymond (BAMA) – 1:56.44
5. Taylor Bacher (AUB) – 1:57.72
6. Elizabeth Tilt (UGA) – 1:58.50
7. Amelia Mason (TENN) – 1:58.57
8. Izzy Beu (UGA) – 2:00.26

Tennessee’s Emily Brown won a very close women’s 200 butterfly heat, stopping the clock in 1:53.44 to finish just three tenths ahead of Gaby Van Brunt’s 1:53.76 in 2nd place. Brown’s swim was about two seconds off her best of 1:51.52 from the 2026 SEC Championships, while Van Brunt set a new lifetime best by about a second from the 1:54.70 she swam in January of 2026.

Men’s 200 Butterfly

Top 8

1. Jacob Johnson (UGA) – 1:41.66
2. Gabriel Moura (BAMA) – 1:43.38
3. Bogdan Zverev (BAMA) – 1:44.23/Luke Bedsole (AUB) – 1:44.23 TIE
4. –
5. Tony Laurito (TENN) – 1:44.37
6. Vova Gavrysh (TENN) – 1:44:54
7. Kris Mihaylov (UGA) – 1:44.82
8. Bradford Johnson (AUB) – 1:46.75

The men’s 200 butterfly saw Jacob Johnson touch in 1:41.66, about two seconds off his best of 1:39.20 from the 2026 NCAAs, and four tenths off the 1:41.23 he swam earlier this month to set the 3rd fastest time in the NCAA so far this season. Alabama’s Gabriel Moura took 2nd in 1:43.38, just a tenth off his best of 1:43.25 from the 2026 SECs.

Women’s 100 IM

Top 8

1. Mizuki Hirai (TENN) – 53.58
2. Ella Jansen (TENN) – 54.06
3. Jada Scott (BAMA) – 54.16
4. Maddie Thornton (UGA) – 54.54
5. Alyse Black (BAMA) – 54.70
6. Annika Finzen (AUB) – 55.52
7. Katie Belle Sikes (UGA) – 56.05
8. Hanna Schmidt (AUB) – 56.07

Tennessee’s Mizuki Hirai set the top time in the women’s 100 IM, stopping the clock in 53.58 despite a very close heat through the first 50 yards. She finished just ahead of Tennessee teammate Ella Jansen, who swam 54.06 for wnd to finish just a tenth ahead of Jada Scott’s 54.16 for 3rd from Alabama.

Men’s 100 IM

• CSL Record: 46.72 — Kaii Winkler, NC State (2026)

Top 8

Gabriel Machuco took an early lead in the men’s 100 IM, turning two tenths ahead of Georgia’s Drew Hitchcock at the 50 yard mark. He maintained his lead through the breaststroke and freestyle leg, stopping the clock in 47.14 to finish just ahead of Julian Koch, who stopped the clock in 47.78 to sit about six tenths back Hitchcock swam 48.06 for 3rd.

Women’s 100 Backstroke

• NCAA Record: 48.10 — Gretchen Walsh, Virginia (2024)
• CSL Record: 49.74 — Sara Curtis, Virginia (2026)

Top 8

1. Charlotte Crush (TENN) — 50.09
2. Emily Jones (BAMA) — 50.53
3. Madison Kryger (TENN) — 50.99
4. Lora Komoroczy (AUB) — 51.93
5. Ella Justice (BAMA) — 51.94
6. Virginia Hinds (UGA) — 52.93
7. Maya Schweikert (UGA) — 52.96
8. Ellis Fox (AUB) — 53.40

Alabama’s Emily Jones jumped out to an early lead in the women’s 200 backstroke after Crush fell behind following her start. Crush came back hard, however, splitting 25.47 on the back half of the race to stop the clock in 50.09, just off her best of 49.46 from December of 2024.

Jones took 2nd in 50.53, just off her best of 50.47 from the 2026 NCAA Championships

Men’s 100 Backstroke

• NCAA Record: 42.61 — Hubert Kos, Texas (2026)
• CSL Record: 45.34 — Ulises Saravia, Tennessee (2026)

Top 8

1. Ulises Saravia (TENN) — 45.15 *NEW CSL Record
2. Hayden Meyers (UGA) — 45.68
3. Tommy Hagar (BAMA) — 46.07
4. Ben Bricca (TENN) — 46.43
5. Sebestyen Papp (AUB) — 47.57
6. Cole Witmer (BAMA) — 47.70
7. Erkhes Enkhtur (UGA) — 47.99
8. Ivan Tarasov (AUB) — 48.46

Ulises Saravia won the men’s 100 backstroke after leading at the 50 by about three tenths over UGA’s Hayden Meyers as the only swimmer under 22 seconds on the first 50. He came home strong to earn the win in new CSL record fashion time of 45.15.

Meyers took 2nd in 45.68, a new lifetime best from the 46.27 he set in January of 2026. Alabama’s Tommy Hagar finished 3rd in 46.07.

Score Update

1. Tennessee – 201
2. Georgia — 149
3. Alabama — 141
4. Auburn — 100

Women’s 100 Freestyle

• NCAA Record: 44.71 — Gretchen Walsh, Virginia (2025)
• CSL Record: 46.19 —Liberty Clark, Indiana (2026)

Top 8

Men’s 100 Freestyle

• NCAA Record: 39.83 — Jordan Crooks, Tennessee (2025)
• CSL Record: 41.41 — Maximus Williamson (2026)

Top 8

Nikoli Blackman led at the 50 and never gave that lead up through the finish, touching in 42.10 to win the men’s 100 freestyle by half-a-second over Alexey Glivinsky‘s 42.68 in 2nd for Auburn. Alabama’s Toni Dragoja took 3rd in 42.97.

Women’s 50 Butterfly SKINS

Round 1

1. Mizuki Hirai (TENN)
2. Jada Scott (BAMA)
3. Isabel Iwasyk (AUB)
4. Charlotte Crush (TENN)
5. Emily Jones (BAMA)
6. Lora Komoroczy (AUB)
7. Hayden Hollingsworth (UGA) — Eliminated
8. Izzy Beu (UGA) — Eliminated

Round 2

1. Charlotte Crush (TENN)
2. Mizuki Hirai (TENN)
3. Emily Jones (BAMA)
4. Jada Scott (BAMA)
5. Iwasyk (AUB) — Eliminated
6. Komoroczy (AUB) — Eliminated

Round 3

1. Charlotte Crush (TENN)
2. Mizuki Hirai (TENN)
3. Emily Jones (BAMA) — Eliminated
4. Jada Scott (BAMA) — Eliminated

Round 4

1. Charlotte Crush (TENN) — 24.05
2. Mizuki Hirai (TENN)

Men’s 50 Freestyle SKINS

Round 1

1. Tony Dragoja (BAMA)
2. Jayson Ross (UGA)
3. Warner Russ (AUB)
4. Jonathan Hoole (BAMA)
5. Nicolas Gama (AUB)
6. Luke Sandberg (UGA)
7. Julian Koch (TENN) — Eliminated
8. Pedro Sansone (TENN) — Eliminated

Round 2

1. Tony Dragoja (BAMA)
2. Warner Russ (AUB)
3. Jayson Ross (UGA)
4. Luke Sandberg (UGA)
5. Jonathan Hoole (BAMA) — Eliminated
6. Nicolas Gama (AUB) — Eliminated

Round 3

1. Warner Russ (AUB)
2. Tony Dragoja (BAMA)
3. Jayson Ross (UGA) — Eliminated
4. Luke Sandberg (UGA) — Eliminated

Round 4

1. Warner Russ (AUB) — 20.63
2. Tony Dragoja (BAMA) —

Score Update

1. Tennessee — 311
2. Alabama — 225
3. Georgia — 188
4. Auburn — 169

Women’s 200 IM

• NCAA Record: 1:48.37 — Kate Douglass, Virginia (2023)
• CSL Record: 1:53.77 — Bella Sims, Michigan (2026)

Top 8

1. Emily Brown (TENN) – 1:55.00
2. Ella Jansen (TENN) – 1:55.31
3. Kennedi Dobson (UGA) – 1:57.08
4. Maddie Thornton (UGA) – 1:58.52
5. Zoey Zeller (AUB) – 1:58.82
6. Alyse Block (BAMA) – 1:59.52
7. Taylor Bacher (AUB) – 2:01.00
8. Eva Whitehead (BAMA) 2:03.62

Alyse Block held a slight lead after the backstroke, but by the 100 mark, Tennessee’s Ella Jansen had moved into the lead with Emily Brown in 2nd. Brown had a very strong breaststroke leg to take over the lead ahead of Jansen, which she extended on the freestyle, stopping the clock in 1:55.00, just ahead of Jansen’s 1:55.31 in 2nd place.

Brown’s swim was just off her lifetime best of 1:54.26 from the 2026 SECs, while Jansen dropped two hundredths from the 1:55.33 mark she set in November of 2025.

Men’s 200 IM

Top 8

Auburn’s Gabriel Macuco sat just ahead of Alabama’s Eric-Stefan Andries after the butterfly leg. He extended his lead after the backstroke, turning nearly six tenths ahead of Andries after the backstroke.

After the breaststroke leg, He turned more than two seconds ahead of Georgia’s Drew Hitchcock, which he only extended on the freestyle split to win the event by a little more than two seconds over Tennessee’s Vova Gavrysh‘s 1:45.03 in 2nd place.

Women’s 100 Breast

• NCAA Record: 55.73 — Lilly King, Indiana (2019)
• CSL Record: 57.35 — Anastasia Gorbenko, Louisville (2026)

Top 8

1. McKenzie Siroky (TENN) – 58.27
2. Zara Zellen (BAMA) 59.18
3. Simone Moll (TENN) 59.66
4. Charlotte Headland 1:00.85
5. Annika Finzen (AUB) – 1:01.17
6. Madyson Hartway (BAMA) – 1:01.77
7. Elizabeth Nawrocki (UGA) – 1:01.81
8. Kiia Metsakonkola (AUB) – 1:02.45

McKenzie Siroky held a just one hundredth lead over Alabama’s Zara Zallen after the first 50 of the women’s 100 breaststroke. Siroky picked it up on the final 50 yards, stopping the clock in 58.27 to finish about a second ahead of Zallen’s 59.18 in 2nd place.

Simone Moll took 3rd in 49.66, picking up big points for Tennessee, who is hoping to get their point total up.

Men’s 100 Breast

• NCAA Record: 49.51 — Julian Smith, Florida (2025)
• CSL Record: 51.78 — Yamato Okadome, Cal (2026)

Top 8

1. Andrew Eubanks (TENN) – 51.92
2. Steijn Louter (BAMA) – 52.14
3. Kaua Carvalho (AUB) – 52.35
4. Gabe Nunziata (TENN) – 52.50
5. Uros Zivanovic (AUB) – 52.71
6. Jude Banks (UGA) – 52.74
7. Noah Saylor (BAMA) – 53.45
8. Elliot Woodburn (UGA) – 54.98

Women’s 50 Freestyle

Top 8

1. Camille Spink (TENN) – 21.04 **NEW CSL RECORD
2. Cadence Vincent (BAMA) – 21.63
3. Jillian Croooks (TENN) – 21.78
4. Helena Jones (UGA) – 22.22
5. Rosalie Reef (AUB) – 22.57
6. Abigail Heizer (AUB) – 22.68
7. Jada Scott (BAMA) 22.80
8. Katie Belle Sikes (UGA) 22.99

Camille Spink has been absolutely dominant tonight in Athens and she picked up a massive jackpot swim in the women’s 50 freestyle, stopping the clock in 21.04 to pick up 19 points after she jackpotted the bottom four swimmers in the event. She was just off her lifetime best of 20.87 from the 2026 SECs, picked up a new CSL record and set the top time in the country this season.

Men’s 50 Freestyle

• NCAA Record: 17.63 — Caeleb Dressel, Florida (2018)
• CSL Record: 18.86 — Nikita Sheremet, Louisville (2026)

Top 8

1. Nikoli Blackman (TENN) – 19.26
2. Mike Rice (AUB) – 19.43
3. Miles Blackson-Dunbar (TENN) – 19.69
4. Jonathan Hoole (BAMA) – 19.86
5. Warner Russ (AUB) – 19.90
6. Adam Varga (BAMA) – 19.97
7. Frank Solano Cepeda (UGA) – 20.06
8. Luke Sandberg (UGA) – 20.44

Auburn freshman Mike Rice had a phenomenal start to get out to an early lead in the men’s 50 freestyle, but Tennessee senior Nikoli Blackman came back hard on the final 25 to earn a near two tenth win over Rice stopping the clock in 19.26. Rice swam 19.43 for 2nd, a new season best from the 19.47 he swam at the 3rd CSL match.

Women’s 100 Fly

Top 8

1. Charlotte Crush (TENN) – 51.06
2. Mizuki Hirai (TENN) – 51.11
3. Gaby Van Brunt (BAMA) – 51.87
4. Victoria Raymond (BAMA) 52.39
5. Zetta Grace Bartee (AUB) – 52.61
6. Lora Komoroczy (AUB) 53.22
7. Hayden Hollingsworth (UGA) – 53.82
8. Izzy Beu (UGA) – 54.79

Mizuki Hirai and Charlotte Crush sat in 1st and 2nd after the first 50 with Hirai leading Crush by just two hundredths going into the 2nd half of the race. Crush came home very strong, splitting 27.07 on her final 50 to stop the clock in 51.06, about a second off her best of 50.00 from March of 2025.

Hirai swam 27.14 on the 2nd 50 to touch just five hundredths back in 51.11, a little more than half-a-second off her best of 50.46 from the 2026 SEC Championships

Score Update

1. Tennessee — 427
2. Alabama — 277
3. Georgia — 229
4. Auburn — 219

Men’s 100 Fly

Top 8

1. Jacob Johnson (UGA) — 45.30
2. Lacio Paula (TENN) 45.87
3. Abdul Jabar Adama (TENN) – 45.97
4. Bradford Johnson (AUB) – 46.12
5. Drew Hitchcock (UGA) – 46.29
6. Joey Stauss (BAMA) – 46.50
7. Matthew Hamilton (AUB) – 46.89
8. Gabriel Moura (BAMA) – 47.06

Minnesota transfer Jacob Johnson held a very close lead after the first 50 of the men’s 100 butterfly, turning about a tenth ahead of the field. He came home strong, extending his lead to stop the clock in 45.30, just half-a-second off his best of 44.86 from the 2026 Big Ten Championships.

Women’s 200 Freestyle

Top 8

1. Kennedi Dobson (UGA) – 1:42.06
2. Madison Kryger (TENN) – 1:43.23
3. Leah Tigert (TENN) – 1:43.86
4. Marie Landreneau (UGA) – 1:44.52
5. Isabell Ekk (AUB) – 1:46.60
6. Iman Avdic (BAMA) – 1:46.81
7. Avery Luedke (BAMA) – 1:47.38
8. Lilly Gault Abdella (AUB) – 1:48.06

Kennedi Dobson jumped out to an early lead in the women’s 200 freestyle, turning about a tenth ahead of teammate Marie Landreneau. At the 100 turn, Dobson had extended her lead and Tennessee’s Leah Tigert had moved into 2nd place over Landreneau.

Dobson had extended her lead to more than a second after the 150 mark with Tigert sitting in 2nd and Kryger sitting in 3rd.

Dobson ended up setting a new lifetime best time of 1:42.06, shattering the CSL record and taking a tenth off the 1:42.19 mark she set in November of 2025. Tennessee took 2nd and 3rd with Madison Kryger swimming 1:43.23 in her first ever SCY 200 freestyle and Leah Tigert setting a lifetime best 1:43.86, taking two tenths off the 1:44.07 she swam at the CSL Match 4

Men’s 200 Freestyle

Top 8

Koby Bujak-Upton got out to an early lead in the men’s 200 freestyle for Tennessee, turning just ahead of Daniel Krichevsky in 2nd place.

He extended his lead at the 100 mark, but Georgia’s Tomas Koski had an exceptional final 100 to surge into the lead over the field and Bujak-Upton fell off the pace hard, dropping to 4th overall by almost two seconds behind Koski, stopping the clock in 1:35.08

Auburn’s Daniel Krichevsky took 2nd for the Tigers in 1:34.30, just ahead of Alabama’s Leonardo Alcantara, who swam 1:34.50 for 3rd.

Women’s 4×50 Medley Relay Super Skins

• NCAA Record: 1:31.10 — Virginia (2025)
• CSL Record:  1:35.23 — Indiana (2026)

Round 1

1. Tennessee — 1:35.25
2. Alabama — 1:38.89
3. TEnnessee
4. Auburn
5. Alabama
6. Georgia
7. Georgia — Eliminated
8. Auburn — Eliminated

Round 2

1. Tennessee
2. Alabama
3. Tennessee
4. Auburn
5. Georgia — Eliminated
6. Georgia — Eliminated

And just like that, Tennessee passes the 521.33 threshold, sitting at 522 points after the 2nd round. As long as they still win the meet, they will lock up a spot in the championship match.

Round 3

1. Tennessee
2. Alabama
3. Tennessee — Eliminated
4. Auburn — Eliminated

Round 4

1. Alabama
2. Tennessee — Disqualified

The Tennessee women’s relay was disqualified after Charlotte Crush went past the 15-meter mark underwater, leaving the Alabama women to win the relay and pick up all the available points in the event.

Men’s 4×50 Medley Relay Super Skins

• NCAA Record: 1:20.03 — Florida (2026)
• CSL Record: 1:24.79 — Virginia (2026)

Round 1

1. Tennessee
2. Auburn
3. Tennessee
4. Georgia
5. Auburn
6. Alabama
7. Alabama — Eliminated
8. Georgia — Eliminated

Round 2

1. Tennessee
2. Georgia
3. Auburn
4. Tennessee
5. Auburn — Eliminated
6. Alabama — Eliminated

Round 3

1. Tennessee
2. Georgia
3. Tennessee — Eliminated
4. Auburn — Eliminated

Round 4

1. Tennessee — 1:27.08
2. Georgia

Final Results

1. Tennessee — 668
2. Alabama — 382.5
3. Georgia — 353
4. Auburn — 316.5