Stanford Women, Cal Men Lead CSCAA Poll; Texas Men Tumble

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 In the latest edition of the CSCAA Division I swimming and diving poll, the Stanford women have moved passed Texas A&M as the No. 1 ranked team in the country, while the California men were the unanimous top team.

Michigan, Cal and Texas finished third, fourth and fifth in the women’s poll. On the men’s side, Indiana ranked second ahead of Florida, Stanford and NC State. Texas, meanwhile, fell from No. 2 to No. 8 after a loss at Arizona State. The Sun Devils, meanwhile, moved up to No. 7.

The CSCAA stresses in every poll release that, “The poll aims to measure the top teams in head-to-head competition” — hence, not necessarily predicting how they will stack up come championship time.

With dual meet season on the verge of wrapping up, the next poll will come out next Wednesday, Feb. 7. Check out the full rankings below.

Division I Women

Rank Previous Team Points
1 3 Stanford 300
2 1 Texas A&M 280
3 2 Michigan 275
4 5 California 270
5 4 Texas 255
6 6 Georgia 240
7 8 Virginia 224
8 7 Indiana 201
9 9 Tennessee 194
10 13 Southern California 176
10 15 NC State 176
12 11 Ohio State 165
13 14 Kentucky 164
14 10 Louisville 158
15 12 Auburn 139
16 18 Minnesota 125
17 16 Florida 101
18 20 North Carolina 91
19 22 Notre Dame 87
20 17 Missouri 65
21 19 Wisconsin 63
22 20 Arizona 56
23 NR Purdue 29
24 NR Akron 28
25 NR Duke 16

Also Received Votes: Arizona State (8), UCLA (5), Alabama (4), Virginia Tech (3), Arkansas (1)

Division I Men

Rank Previous Team Points
1 1 California 274
2 3 Indiana 264
3 4 Florida 249
4 5 Stanford 238
5 6 NC State 218
6 7 Michigan 213
7 10 Arizona State 199
8 2 Texas 198
9 11 Georgia 189
10 8 Southern California 174
11 9 Texas A&M 172
12 12 Tennessee 148
13 15 Missouri 134
14 14 Louisville 128
15 16 Ohio State 125
16 13 Auburn 111
16 17 Alabama 111
18 18 Arizona 81
19 20 Notre Dame 73
20 19 Virginia Tech 68
21 20 Florida State 50
22 24 Minnesota 41
23 23 Virginia 34
23 25 South Carolina 34
25 21 Harvard 27

Also Received Votes:
Georgia Tech (10), Kentucky (9), Princeton (2), Iowa (1)

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John Guy Smith
6 years ago

And FSU on the march. Go Noles!

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