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The last morning of the 2018 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships will feature the heats of the 200 back, 100 free, 200 breast, 200 fly and the 400 free relay. Stanford is well on its way to winning a second straight NCAA team title as they lead by well over 100 points over second place Cal. The battle for third will be tight between Texas A&M, Texas, Louisville, Michigan and Tennessee all within striking distance of getting up to the top four. Texas has not been top four since 2001 so they could be on the verge of history.
Kathleen Baker, Simone Manuel, Sydney Pickrem and Ella Eastin are the top seeds in their respective events going into Saturday’s prelims.
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 14 1. Stanford 414 2. California 268 3. Texas A&M 186 4. Texas 171 5. Louisville 168 6. Michigan 150 7. Tennessee 137.5 8. Minnesota 134 9. Indiana 124 10. Virginia 106 11. Southern Cal 83 12. Georgia 82 13. Ohio St 81 14. Missouri 72 15. Wisconsin 62
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