INDIANAPOLIS, IN – Johns Hopkins turned in a trio of top six finishes on day three of the NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships. The Blue Jays grabbed 75 points on the day to jump into 10^th place at the championships.
 
Hopkins kicked off the night with a fifth-place finish in the 200 Medley Relay. The team of Aden Li, Jonathan Wang, Avery Clapp and Michael Ivanov turned in a finals swim of 1:27.36, breaking the school record in the process. The quartet earns First Team All-America honors with its finish. It is the sixth straight year and 10^th time in the last 11 years that JHU has produced an All-American 200 Medley Team.
 
Clapp then grabbed fourth place in the championship final of the 200 Fly, shaving seven-tenths of a second off his prelim time. He clocked in with a time of 1:45.96, the fourth fastest in program history. It is his fourth First Team All-America honor in the event, as he has placed in the top four each time. Clapp is the fourth four-time First Team All-American in the 200 Fly in program history.
 
Kai Henrikson-Brandt then placed sixth in the championship final of the 100 Back. He touched the wall in 47.35, breaking the seven-year-old school record by 0.25 seconds. He is the first to earn First Team All-America honors in the event since 2019. Li won the consolation final with a finals' swim of 47.64. His time is a career-best and the third fastest in school history.
 
Hopkins ended day three of the championships with a 12^th-place finish in the 800 Free Relay. Bryce Lloyd, Josiah March, Ken Ning and Larry Yu finished in 6:36.78. Hopkins has now produced an All-American 800 Free Relay team every year since 1972.  
 
The fourth and final day of the championships begins with the prelims of the 100 Free on Saturday, March 21.