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Stanford Women Jump To #1 In Final 2019 CSCAA Dual Meet Poll

Editor’s Note: SwimSwam is not on the voting panel for the CSCAA Dual Meet Rankings, but the rankings are posted as a courtesy to the CSCAA. See our most recent men’s Power Rankings here and women’s Power Rankings here.

Two-time defending NCAA champs Stanford have risen to #1 in the College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of American (CSCAA) dual meet poll for the first time this season.

Stanford was #1 in the preseason poll, but spent the regular season in either second or third. The Cardinal vaults from third to first in the year’s final dual meet poll, which came out today. Former #1 Texas has slid to #2 overall.

The biggest riser was previously unranked Arizona, which surged to 10th. The biggest drop came from Wisconsin, which was 17th in the last poll but 24th this week.

Feb 13 CSCAA Dual Meet Poll

Rank Prev Team Points
1 3 Stanford 325
2 1 Texas 312
3 2 Michigan 298
4 6 NC State 281
5 5 Virginia 264
6 4 California 258
7 7 Auburn 243
8 8 Florida 242
9 13 Tennessee 209
10 NR Arizona 202
11 9 Texas A&M 188
12 21 Duke 170
13 12 Georgia 169
14 10 Kentucky 157
15 14 Southern California 141
16 19 Notre Dame 135
17 11 Indiana 113
18 NR Arizona State 99
19 16 Louisville 87
20 21 Missouri 86
21 NR North Carolina 74
22 18 Minnesota 48
23 NR Akron 42
24 17 Wisconsin 40
25 20 UCLA 33

Also receiving votes: Arkansas (8), LSU (1)

 

Women’s Poll Committee

Colleen Murphy, Air Force;   Dan Colella, Duke;   Ryan Wochomurka, Houston;  Lars Jorgenson, Kentucky;  Naya Higashijima, UCLA;  Jennifer Buffin, Oregon State;     David Geyer, LSU;     Neil Harper, Arkansas;     Jesse Moore, Minnesota;     Kristy Brager, Wisconsin;     Niko Fantakis, Brown;     April Jensen, Notre Dame;    Nathan Lavery, TCU;

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ACC
5 years ago

Will be interesting as we approach conference. Wolfpack Women have a real shot at ACCs barring any mistakes made on conference team selection. The team has some serious depth this year. BUT, if history repeats itself they probably still have not decided on who all is going which really throws a wrench in some girl’s taper. We will see.

SaintJoseph
5 years ago

As an SEC junkie fan, I too am impressed with Dan Colella the DUKE coach. Is he related to the old swimmer Colella from Washington?? Dan Colella,Lars Jorgenson of Kentucky and Jeff Poppell of Florida are the up and coming stars!!

Tnfan
Reply to  SaintJoseph
5 years ago

If regards to SEC up and coming coaches, Gary Taylor of Auburn is making waves….. Matt Kredich, while not an up and comer, is one of the best.

ACC fan
Reply to  SaintJoseph
5 years ago

Dan is actually a little long in the tooth to be an “up and comer.” Maybe back in the early 90s when he was the head coach for Tennessee women. Still talented .

ACC fan
5 years ago

Duke!! Looking good. Dan is the man!

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