California Wins Three Events on Night 3 of NCAA Women’s DI Swimming and Diving Championships

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Stanford has built a huge lead on the rest of the field going into the final day of the 2017 NCAA Women’s DI Swimming and Diving Championships, but it was California who stole the headlines Friday night. The Golden Bears won three events on day three of the championships, compared to Stanford’s two. Here is how the night went down.

400 IM

NCAA Record: Katinka Hosszu (USC): 3:56.54, 2012

American Record: Katie Ledecky (Stanford): 3:57.68, 2017

US Open Record: Katinka Hosszu (USC): 3:56.54, 2012

It is not every day you get to see an American Record by Katie Ledecky go down. It may have been an off event for Ledecky, but her teammate Ella Eastin finished under Ledecky’s 3:57.68 from Pac-12’s with a 3:57.57 on Friday night. Eastin, the sophomore, defended her title, becoming the first to defend the 400 IM since USC’s Katinka Hosszu defended her title in 2012. Eastin is now the second fastest performer in the event behind Hosszu’s 3:56.54, which will stand as the NCAA and US Open record.

Texas A&M sophomore Sydney Pickrem used an incredible back half to finish second at 3:59.36. It is the first time Pickrem finished under 4 minutes in the event, moving her up to eighth all time in the event. Texas senior Madisyn Cox was third, matching her third place finish in the 200 IM last night with a 4:00.97. Texas A&M’s Bethany Galat (4:01.06), Denver’s Bailey Andison (4:03.09), Ohio State’s Lindsey Clary (4:04.69), Missouri’s Sharli Brady (4:05.22) and Virginia Tech’s Reka Gyorgy (4:07.37) also swam in the A-Final.

Stanford now has 10 NCAA titles in the 400 IM, the most of any school. Eastin (2016), Maya DiRado (2014), Julia Smit (2008-2010), Summer Sanders (1991, 1992), Janet Evans (1990) and Michelle Griglione (1989) also have won the race for Stanford in the past.

Event 8  Women 400 Yard IM
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         NCAA: N 3:56.54  3/17/2012 Katinka Hosszu, Southern Cal
         Meet: C 3:56.54  3/17/2012 Katinka Hosszu, Southern Cal
     American: A 3:57.68  2/24/2017 Katie Ledecky, Stanford
    U.S. Open: O 3:56.54  3/16/2012 Katinka Hosszu, Southern Cal
         Pool: P 4:00.49            Elizabeth Beisel, Florida
    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals NISCA Points
=========================================================================
                            === A - Final ===                            
 
  1 Ella Eastin      SO Stanford          4:03.47    3:57.57A        20  
    r:+0.70  25.78        54.44 (28.66)
        1:24.21 (29.77)     1:53.92 (29.71)
        2:26.97 (33.05)     3:01.48 (34.51)
        3:29.90 (28.42)     3:57.57 (27.67)
  2 Sydney Pickrem   SO TAMU              4:03.63    3:59.36P        17  
    r:+0.68  26.92        55.85 (28.93)
        1:26.43 (30.58)     1:57.59 (31.16)
        2:30.86 (33.27)     3:03.58 (32.72)
        3:32.11 (28.53)     3:59.36 (27.25)
  3 Madisyn Cox      SR Texas             4:04.03    4:00.97         16  
    r:+0.74  25.58        54.78 (29.20)
        1:25.65 (30.87)     1:56.16 (30.51)
        2:30.18 (34.02)     3:04.60 (34.42)
        3:33.21 (28.61)     4:00.97 (27.76)
  4 Bethany Galat    JR TAMU              4:04.65    4:01.06         15  
    r:+0.59  25.46        54.22 (28.76)
        1:24.72 (30.50)     1:55.75 (31.03)
        2:28.91 (33.16)     3:04.34 (35.43)
        3:32.76 (28.42)     4:01.06 (28.30)
  5 Bailey Andison   SO Denver            4:04.84    4:03.09         14  
    r:+0.68  26.21        56.54 (30.33)
        1:28.18 (31.64)     1:57.78 (29.60)
        2:32.07 (34.29)     3:06.81 (34.74)
        3:35.82 (29.01)     4:03.09 (27.27)
  6 Lindsey Clary    SR Ohio St           4:05.58    4:04.69         13  
    r:+0.67  26.89        56.83 (29.94)
        1:28.07 (31.24)     1:58.14 (30.07)
        2:32.67 (34.53)     3:07.76 (35.09)
        3:36.67 (28.91)     4:04.69 (28.02)
  7 Sharli Brady     JR Missouri          4:06.00    4:05.22         12  
    r:+0.76  26.07        55.48 (29.41)
        1:26.74 (31.26)     1:57.50 (30.76)
        2:32.30 (34.80)     3:07.99 (35.69)
        3:37.01 (29.02)     4:05.22 (28.21)
  8 Reka Gyorgy      FR VT                4:05.87    4:07.37         11  
    r:+0.68  26.25        56.17 (29.92)
        1:26.90 (30.73)     1:57.42 (30.52)
        2:33.10 (35.68)     3:09.14 (36.04)
        3:38.88 (29.74)     4:07.37 (28.49)

100 Fly

NCAA Record: Kelsi Worrell (Louisville): 49.43, 2016

American Record: Kelsi Worrell (Louisville): 49.43, 2016

US Open Record: Kelsi Worrell (Louisville): 49.43, 2016

Farida Osman has always been known as a pure 50 freestyler. Friday night at the NCAA Championships, Osman turned in 8th place at the 50, and came back to touch first at the end of the 100. It looked to me as if she was closer to the top, and it could have been a pad malfunction on her turn. But nonetheless, Osman wins her first individual NCAA title, becoming the first Cal Golden Bear to win that event since Sara Isakovic stole the race in 2012. Osman is now the third fastest performer of all time behind record holder Kelsi Worrell and legend Natalie Coughlin.

North Carolina’s Hellen Moffitt finished second in that race with a 50.37, moving her up to fifth all time. The early leader in the race was USC freshman Louise Hansson, who ultimately finished third at 50.45. Texas A&M’s Sarah Gibson (50.63), Cal’s Noemie Thomas (50.65), Stanford’s Janet Hu (50.81), Ohio State’s Liz Li (51.34) and Indiana’s Gia Dalesandro (51.59).

California now has 11 NCAA titles in that event, breaking the tie with Stanford, who had 10. Previous winners for Cal were Isakovic (2012), Amanda Sims (2011), Natalie Coughlin (2001-2004) and Mary T. Meagher (1985, 1987).

Event 9  Women 100 Yard Butterfly
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         NCAA: N 49.43  3/18/2016 Kelsi Worrell, Louisville
         Meet: C 49.43  3/18/2016 Kelsi Worrell, Louisville
     American: A 49.43  3/18/2016 Kelsi Worrell, Louisville
    U.S. Open: O 49.43  3/18/2016 Kelsi Worrell, Louisville
         Pool: P 51.50            Ellese Zalewski, Florida
    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals NISCA Points
=========================================================================
                            === A - Final ===                            
 
  1 Farida Osman     SR California          50.77      50.05P  185   20  
    r:+0.63  24.04        50.05 (26.01)
  2 Hellen Moffitt   SR UNC                 50.77      50.37P  182   17  
    r:+0.72  23.51        50.37 (26.86)
  3 Louise Hansson   FR Southern Cali       50.74      50.45P  182   16  
    r:+0.69  23.31        50.45 (27.14)
  4 Sarah Gibson     SR TAMU                51.09      50.63P  180   15  
    r:+0.69  23.89        50.63 (26.74)
  5 Noemie Thomas    JR California          50.71      50.65P  180   14  
    r:+0.55  23.33        50.65 (27.32)
  6 Janet Hu         JR Stanford            51.09      50.81P  179   13  
    r:+0.58  23.46        50.81 (27.35)
  7 Liz Li           JR Ohio St             51.45      51.34P  174   12  
    r:+0.68  23.75        51.34 (27.59)
  8 Gia Dalesandro   SR Indiana             51.27      51.59   172   11  
    r:+0.56  23.81        51.59 (27.78)

200 Free

NCAA Record: Missy Franklin (Cal): 1:39.10, 2015

American Record: Missy Franklin (Cal): 1:39.10, 2015

US Open Record: Missy Franklin (Cal): 1:39.10, 2015

At Louisville’s Ralph Wright Natatorium, there is a banner on the wall next to Joao de Lucca’s and Kelsi Worrell’s NCAA title banners that reads “reserved for future NCAA Champion.” They will be able to fill that banner now that sophomore Mallory Comerford has won the school’s third NCAA title in men and women’s swimming. But Comerford did not share that title, as she touched first with the legendary Stanford freshman Katie Ledecky. The duo touched first in 1:40.36.

It was expected to be a duel between Stanford’s Simone Manuel and Ledecky, with Comerford lurking behind them. Manuel took it out first at the 100 and held the lead going into the last 50. But Comerford was charging hard and almost held off the 200 free Olympic champion, touching literally at the same time. Manuel was third at 1:40.70. Ledecky and Comerford are now tied for second all time behind Cal’s Missy Franklin.

Michigan’s Siobhan Haughey (1:41.21), Virginia’s Leah Smith (1:42.66), Michigan’s Gabby DeLoof (1:43.11), Cincinnati’s Jackie Keire (1:43.69) and Texas A&M’s Claire Rasmus (1:44.32) swam in the final as well.

This is not the first time that we have had joint winners in the 200 free at the NCAA championships. Auburn’s Heather Kemp and North Carolina’s Jessi Perruquet tied for first in 2003. This is Stanford’s third 200 free title after Marybeth Linzmeier won in 1982 and 1984.

Event 10  Women 200 Yard Freestyle
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         NCAA: N 1:39.10  3/20/2015 Missy Franklin, California
         Meet: C 1:39.10  3/20/2015 Missy Franklin, California
     American: A 1:39.10  3/20/2015 Missy Franklin, California
    U.S. Open: O 1:39.10  3/20/2015 Missy Franklin, California
         Pool: P 1:41.85            Allison Schmitt, Georgia
    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals NISCA Points
=========================================================================
                            === A - Final ===                            
 
  1 Katie Ledecky    FR Stanford          1:42.02    1:40.36P  188   18.5
    r:+0.69  23.71        48.90 (25.19)
        1:14.74 (25.84)     1:40.36 (25.62)
  1 Mallory Comerfo  SO Louisville        1:42.99    1:40.36P  188   18.5
    r:+0.67  23.95        49.46 (25.51)
        1:14.83 (25.37)     1:40.36 (25.53)
  3 Simone Manuel    SO Stanford          1:41.81    1:40.70P  186   16  
    r:+0.70  23.28        48.46 (25.18)
        1:14.26 (25.80)     1:40.70 (26.44)
  4 Siobhan Bernade  SO Michigan          1:43.03    1:41.21P  184   15  
    r:+0.69  23.71        49.64 (25.93)
        1:15.62 (25.98)     1:41.21 (25.59)
  5 Leah Smith       SR Virginia          1:42.86    1:42.66   176   14  
    r:+0.73  24.14        49.99 (25.85)
        1:16.28 (26.29)     1:42.66 (26.38)
  6 Gabby Deloof     JR Michigan          1:43.50    1:43.11   174   13  
    r:+0.70  24.74        50.82 (26.08)
        1:16.98 (26.16)     1:43.11 (26.13)
  7 Jackie Keire     SR Cincinnati        1:43.27    1:43.69   171   12  
    r:+0.66  24.19        50.50 (26.31)
        1:17.34 (26.84)     1:43.69 (26.35)
  8 Claire Rasmus    SO TAMU              1:43.73    1:44.32   168   11  
    r:+0.70  25.09        51.77 (26.68)
        1:18.10 (26.33)     1:44.32 (26.22)

100 Breast

NCAA Record: Lilly King (Indiana): 56.30, 2017

American Record: Lilly King (Indiana): 56.30, 2017

US Open Record: Lilly King (Indiana): 56.30, 2017

After splitting a 56.17 in the 400 medley relay last night, Indiana sophomore Lilly King was looking to lower her NCAA and American Record she set last month at the Big Ten Championships. Ultimately, King fell short of the record, but defended her title from last year, becoming the first person to do so since Texas A&M’s Breeja Larson won three straight from 2012-2014.

The battle behind King was very tight as it was freshman Lindsey Horejsi in second at 58.03 and Virginia’s Laura Simon was third at 58.20. Horejsi is now the 8th fastest performer in history and Simon moves into a tie for 15th all time with Katie Meili. Florida State’s Natalie Pierce, who lost her cap before the 75 turn, ended up fourth at 58.25. Louisville’s Andrea Cottrell (58.39), Iowa’s Emma Sougstad (58.79), NC State’s Kayla Brumbaum (58.91) and Missouri’s Katharine Ross (59.05) completed the A-final.

 Event 11  Women 100 Yard Breaststroke
=========================================================================
         NCAA: N 56.30  2/17/2017 Lilly King, Indiana
         Meet: C 56.85  3/18/2016 Lilly King, Indiana
     American: A 56.30  2/17/2017 Lilly King, Indiana
    U.S. Open: O 56.30  2/17/2017 Lilly King, Indiana
         Pool: P 56.30  2/17/2017 Lilly King, Indiana
    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals NISCA Points
=========================================================================
                            === A - Final ===                            
 
  1 Lilly King       SO Indiana             57.38      56.71C  199   20  
    r:+0.65  26.43        56.71 (30.28)
  2 Lindsey Horejsi  FR Minnesota           58.23      58.03   188   17  
    r:+0.66  26.91        58.03 (31.12)
  3 Laura Simon      SR Virginia            58.58      58.20   186   16  
    r:+0.68  27.29        58.20 (30.91)
  4 Natalie Pierce   JR Florida St          58.38      58.25   186   15  
    r:+0.71  27.02        58.25 (31.23)
  5 Andrea Cottrell  SR Louisville          58.65      58.39   185   14  
    r:+0.62  27.47        58.39 (30.92)
  6 Emma Sougstad    SR Iowa                59.06      58.79   182   13  
    r:+0.68  27.39        58.79 (31.40)
  7 Kayla Brumbaum   SR NC STATE            58.54      58.91   181   12  
    r:+0.68  27.65        58.91 (31.26)
  8 Katharine Ross   SR Missouri            59.00      59.05   179   11  
    r:+0.67  27.72        59.05 (31.33)

100 Back

NCAA Record: Ally Howe (Stanford): 49.69, 2017

American Record: Ally Howe (Stanford): 49.69, 2017

US Open Record: Ally Howe (Stanford): 49.69, 2017

Kathleen Baker swam the second and third fastest 100 backstrokes of all time last night and tonight to win her first 100 back title. Baker, a sophomore, won the 200 IM last night and continued that momentum into a 49.84 tonight for the 100 back win, just off her 49.80 from last night’s medley relay lead off. Baker was battling the entire race with Olympic teammate and Georgia senior Olivia Smoliga, who finished second at 50.04. Smoliga is now sixth all time in the 100 backstroke. Missouri’s Hannah Stevens was third at 50.57.

American Record holder Ally Howe of Stanford finished fourth at 50.58. Stanford’s Janet Hu (50.73), Texas’ Claire Adams (50.95), Missouri’s Nadine Laemmler (51.13) and North Carolina’s Hellen Moffitt (51.14) also swam in the championship final.

California has now won six of the last seven NCAA titles in the 100 back and has 11 titles overall, the most of any school. Baker joins Rachel Bootsma (2013, 2015, 2016), Cindy Tran (2011, 2012), Natalie Coughlin (2001-2004) and Marilyn Chang (1999) as 100 back NCAA winners.

 Event 12  Women 100 Yard Backstroke
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         NCAA: N 49.69  2/23/2017 Ally Howe, Stanford
         Meet: C 49.80  3/16/2017 Kathleen Baker, California
     American: A 49.69  2/23/2017 Ally Howe, Stanford
    U.S. Open: O 49.69  2/23/2017 Ally Howe, Stanford
         Pool: P 49.80  3/16/2017 Kathleen Baker, California
    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals NISCA Points
=========================================================================
                            === A - Final ===                            
 
  1 Kathleen Baker   SO California          50.63      49.84   197   20  
    r:+0.59  23.98        49.84 (25.86)
  2 Olivia Smoliga   SR Georgia             50.31      50.04   195   17  
    r:+0.61  24.07        50.04 (25.97)
  3 Hannah Stevens   JR Missouri            50.61      50.57   190   16  
    r:+0.63  24.62        50.57 (25.95)
  4 Ally Howe        JR Stanford            50.80      50.58   190   15  
    r:+0.65  24.59        50.58 (25.99)
  5 Janet Hu         JR Stanford            50.75      50.73   188   14  
    r:+0.53  24.76        50.73 (25.97)
  6 Claire Adams     FR Texas               51.10      50.95   186   13  
    r:+0.60  24.94        50.95 (26.01)
  7 Nadine Laemmler  SR Missouri            50.96      51.13   184   12  
    r:+0.61  24.71        51.13 (26.42)
  8 Hellen Moffitt   SR UNC                 50.94      51.14   184   11  
    r:+0.58  25.11        51.14 (26.03)

3m Diving

Yu Zhou of Minnesota won the 3m diving event ahead of Miami, Ohio’s Pei Lin. Zhou scored 392.75 ahead of Lin’s 383.50. Zhou last won the event in 2015. Zhou out dove a strong field that contained Olympian Kassidy Cook of Stanford and defending champ Sharae Zheng of Nevada.

This is Minnesota’s third win in the event after Zhou won in 2015 and Kelci Bryant won in 2010. The Golden Gophers also picked up some very valuable points in that event with three A-finalists scoring, giving them 48 points. Coach Wenbo Chen was the former USA national team diving coach from 2005-2009 so it is no surprise his expertise is showing on the boards in Minneapolis.

Stanford’s Cook (372.30), Minnesota’s Lexi Tenebaum (362.00), UCLA’s Maria Polyakova (351.80), Minnesota’s Sarah Bacon (347.25), Nevada’s Zheng (341.75) and Northwestern’s Olivia Rosendahl (314.70) also competed in the 3m final.

Event 13  Women 3 mtr Diving
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         NCAA: N 437.75  3/20/2009 Christina Loukas, Indiana
         Meet: C 437.75  3/20/2009 Christina Loukas, Indiana
    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals NISCA Points
=========================================================================
                            === A - Final ===                            
 
  1 YU Zhou          SR Minnesota          371.95     392.75   183   20  
  2 Pei Lin          JR Miami (OH)         347.25     383.50   181   17  
  3 Kassidy Cook     JR Stanford           347.00     372.30   178   16  
  4 Lexi Tenenbaum   SR Minnesota          335.20     362.00   175   15  
  5 Maria Polyakova  JR UCLA               351.75     351.80   172   14  
  6 Sarah Bacon      FR Minnesota          337.95     347.25   170   13  
  7 Sharae Zheng     JR NEV                331.05     341.75   169   12  
  8 Olivia Rosendah  SO Northwestern       375.25     314.70   160   11

200 Medley Relay

NCAA Record: Stanford: 1:34.15, 2016 California: 1:34.10, 2017

American Record: Stanford: 1:34.15, 2016

US Open Record: Stanford: 1:34.15, 2016 California: 1:34.10, 2017

California got its redemption after the DQ in the 400 medley relay last night with an NCAA and US Open Record in the 200 medley relay tonight. Kathleen Baker (23.62), Abbey Weitzeil (26.67), Noemie Thomas (22.70) and Farida Osman (21.11) swam a 1:34.10 to break Stanford’s record from last year at 1:34.15. That time will stand as the American Record because of Thomas’ Canadian nationality and Osman’s Egyptian nationality. Texas A&M was second at 1:34.85 and Stanford was third at 1:34.90.

Cal got some serious pressure from Texas A&M, who was searching for its first NCAA relay title in school history. Beryl Gastaldello (23.85), Jorie Caneta (26.40), Sarah Gibson (22.43) and Kristin Malone (22.17) swam for the Aggies. Stanford raced to a third place finish from lane 8 with Ally Howe (24.08), Kim Williams (27.12), Janet Hu (22.75) and Simone Manuel (20.95).

Baker had the fastest backstroke split at 23.62. Indiana’s Lilly King had the fastest breaststroke split at 25.62, the only swimmer under 26. Gibson swam the fastest fly split and Manuel had the fastest anchor split.

This is the 5th time California has won the NCAA title in the 200 medley, joining the teams from 2015, 2012, 2011 and 2000 as champions. The Pac-12 has now won nine of the last eleven NCAA titles in the 200 medley relay.

Event 14  Women 200 Yard Medley Relay
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         NCAA: N 1:34.15  2/24/2016 Stanford
                          A Howe, S Haase, J Hu, L Neal
         Meet: C 1:34.24  3/16/2012 California
                          C Tran, C Leverenz, C Fotsch, L Jensen
     American: A 1:34.15  2/24/2016 Stanford
                          A Howe, S Haase, J Hu, L Neal
    U.S. Open: O 1:34.15  2/24/2016 Stanford
                          A Howe, S Haase, J Hu, L Neal
         Pool: P 1:34.95            Tennessee
    School                        Prelims     Finals NISCA Points
==================================================================================
                                === A - Final ===                                 
 
  1 California                    1:35.93    1:34.10N  594   40  
     1) Kathleen Baker SO             2) r:0.16 Abbey Weitzeil FR     
     3) r:0.28 Noemie Thomas JR       4) r:0.47 Farida Osman SR       
    r:+0.61  11.71        23.62 (23.62)
          35.36 (11.74)       50.29 (26.67)
        1:00.47 (10.18)     1:12.99 (22.70)
        1:23.12 (10.13)     1:34.10 (21.11)
  2 TAMU                          1:35.59    1:34.85P  585   34  
     1) Beryl Gastaldello JR          2) r:0.04 Jorie Caneta JR       
     3) r:0.04 Sarah Gibson SR        4) r:0.20 Kristin Malone JR     
    r:+0.56  11.83        23.85 (23.85)
          35.67 (11.82)       50.25 (26.40)
        1:00.31 (10.06)     1:12.68 (22.43)
        1:23.25 (10.57)     1:34.85 (22.17)
  3 Stanford                      1:36.24    1:34.90P  582   32  
     1) Ally Howe JR                  2) r:0.18 Kim Williams SO       
     3) r:0.15 Janet Hu JR            4) r:0.31 Simone Manuel SO      
    r:+0.63  11.93        24.08 (24.08)
          36.19 (12.11)       51.20 (27.12)
        1:01.32 (10.12)     1:13.95 (22.75)
         1:23.86 (9.91)     1:34.90 (20.95)
  4 Indiana                       1:36.06    1:35.26   576   30  
     1) Ally Rockett JR               2) r:0.13 Lilly King SO         
     3) r:0.26 Gia Dalesandro SR      4) r:0.14 Holly Spears JR       
    r:+0.72  11.96        24.05 (24.05)
          35.54 (11.49)       49.67 (25.62)
        1:00.24 (10.57)     1:12.79 (23.12)
        1:23.43 (10.64)     1:35.26 (22.47)
  5 Southern Cali                 1:36.18    1:35.52   573   28  
     1) Hanni Leach SO                2) r:0.15 Riley Scott SO        
     3) r:0.25 Louise Hansson FR      4) r:0.19 Anika Apostalon SR    
    r:+0.56  11.99        24.05 (24.05)
          36.16 (12.11)       51.37 (27.32)
        1:01.52 (10.15)     1:13.97 (22.60)
        1:24.05 (10.08)     1:35.52 (21.55)
  6 Arizona                       1:36.02    1:35.63   573   26  
     1) Taylor Garcia SO              2) r:0.08 Kennedy Lohman FR     
     3) r:0.32 Annie Ochitwa SO       4) r:0.32 Katrina Konopka SO    
    r:+0.57  12.04        24.30 (24.30)
          36.43 (12.13)       51.15 (26.85)
        1:01.53 (10.38)     1:14.22 (23.07)
        1:24.40 (10.18)     1:35.63 (21.41)
  7 NC STATE                      1:35.77    1:35.70   570   24  
     1) Elise Haan SO                 2) r:0.34 Kayla Brumbaum SR     
     3) r:0.25 Natalie Labonge SR     4) r:0.33 Ky-lee Perry FR       
    r:+0.61  12.07        24.24 (24.24)
          36.51 (12.27)       51.21 (26.97)
        1:01.86 (10.65)     1:14.34 (23.13)
        1:24.55 (10.21)     1:35.70 (21.36)
  8 Missouri                      1:36.17    1:35.88   567   22  
     1) Nadine Laemmler SR            2) r:0.35 Katharine Ross SR     
     3) r:0.09 Maddie Gehrke SO       4) r:0.18 Hannah Stevens JR     
    r:+0.53  11.84        23.95 (23.95)
          36.13 (12.18)       51.01 (27.06)
         1:00.88 (9.87)     1:14.08 (23.07)
        1:24.45 (10.37)     1:35.88 (21.80)

Stanford has a huge lead on the rest of the field going into tomorrow. The big battle will be between Georgia and Texas for fourth place. Only four teams will walk away tomorrow night with team trophies. Georgia has not placed lower than fourth since 2010 and Texas has not placed top four since 2001 when they were third.

2017 NCAA Women’s Division 1 Championships Day 3 Finals Results – Results

       Combined Team Scores - Through Event 14                      
 
  1. Stanford                        374.5   2. California                        255
  3. Texas A&M                         209   4. Georgia                           170
  5. Texas                             168   6. Louisville                      141.5
  7. Minnesota                         134   8. Indiana                           125
  9. Southern Cali                     117   9. NC State                          117
 11. Missouri                          116  12. Michigan                          111
 13. Virginia                           88  14. Arizona                          78.5
 15. Kentucky                           61  16. Wisconsin                          59
 17. UNC                                53  18. Ohio St                            52
 19. Auburn                             38  20. UCLA                               36
 21. Miami (Oh)                         29  22. Tennessee                          27
 23. Nevada                             25  24. Florida St                         21
 25. Denver                             18  26. Virginia Tech                      17
 27. Lsu                                14  27. Umbc (W)                           14
 29. Iowa                               13  30. Cincinnati                         12
 31. Northwestern                       11  32. Boise St                           10
 33. Purdue                              7  34. Arizona St                          6
 35. Miami (Fl)                          5  36. Florida Gulf                        4
 36. South Carolina                      4  36. Pittsburgh                          4
 39. Alabama                           3.5  40. Penn St                             3
 41. Massachusetts                       2  41. Notre Dame                          2
 41. San Diego State University          2  44. Rutgers                             1
 44. Drexel                              1  44. Air Force (W)                       1
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