INDIANAPOLIS - The Swarthmore College men's swimming team wrapped up a successful 2025-26 campaign with another All-American relay to close out the NCAA National Championships on Saturday. Swarthmore placed 20th overall as a team, earning its highest finish in program history. 

The Garnet men earned 14 All-American accolades, highlighted by recognition in three relays and two individual events. Cami Wilson led the way with five All-American honors, contributing to all three relays while also earning distinction in the 100 butterfly and 50 freestyle. The senior concludes an outstanding career with nine All-American honors.

Danny Castle put the finishing touches on an excellent four-year career with the Garnet. The senior was a member of all three All-American relays, increasing his career total to five. 
 
HOW IT HAPPENED
- The 400 freestyle relay of Wilson, Castle, Levi Tipton and Luke Magnuson finished 14th overall to secure All-American second-team status. The quartet raced to a time of 2:59.64 in the finals, while setting a program of 2:58.76 in the prelims. Wilson tied the program record (44.94) in the lead off to the prelims before breaking the record (44.68) in the finals. 

- Wilson tied for 30th overall in the 100 freestyle prelims. The senior touched the wall at 45.21 to end his career with a lifetime best in the event.