GREENSBORO, NC – The Johns Hopkins men's swim team picked up 20 points on the fourth and final day of the 2024 NCAA Championships and finished in 14^th place. Kellen Roddy, Brandon Stride and Bryce Lloyd each earned All-America honors on the final day.
 
Roddy kicked off the final day with a seventh-place finish in the 1650 Free. He touched in 15:32.85 to earn First Team All-America honors for the fourth time in the event. He is just the third swimmer in program history to do so, joining Andy Greenhalgh (2014-2017) and Tim Collins (1977-1980). Roddy now counts eight All-America honors in his career, including six first team selections.
 
Lloyd then finished in third in the consolation final of the 200 Back to finish 11^th overall. He swam a 1:47.80 in the finals and earned his first career All-America honor in the event. This is Lloyd's fourth career All-America honor, including third at this championship.
 
Stride closed out the championship with a seventh-place finish in the consolation final of the 200 Breast. He finished in 1:59.81 in the finals to finish 15^th overall. Stride earns Second Team All-America honors with the finish. He has earned All-America honors in the 200 Breast five times and has a total of six All-America selections in his career.
 
Seven Blue Jays combined to earn 18 All-America honors at the championships.
 
2024 All-Americans
Avery Clapp – 5
Jay Heymann – 3
Bryce Lloyd – 3
Justin Limberg – 2
Kellen Roddy – 3
Reef Ide – 1
Brandon Stride - 1