2019 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming Championships: Thursday Ups, Downs

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The first morning session of the 2019 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships has concluded and the ups, downs table is listed below. The teams are in order of the team scores after last night.

Stanford, as expected, continues its strong performance and will have five final swims and three consolation swims tonight.

Cal will have four finals and three consolations.

After not scoring last night, NC State will have four finals swims and two consolation finals after having one of the most successful mornings of the meet.

Louisville, Minnesota and Tennessee all have three in the finals and Michigan has two up and three down, though they would have had three up. Siobhan Haughey was disqualified in the 200 IM for an extra butterfly kick on the breaststroke leg pullout.

Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 1                      
 
  1. Stanford            40  (5, 3)
  2. California          34  (4, 3)
  3. Southern California 32  (1, 2)
  4. Michigan            30  (2, 3)
  5. Texas               28  (1, 3)
  6. Louisville          26  (3, 0)
  7. Wisconsin           24  (1, 0)
  8. Texas A&M           22  (1, 3)
  9. Virginia            18  (2, 2)
 10. Kentucky            14  (1, 1)
 11. Georgia             12  1, 1 
 12. Arizona St          10  1, 0
 13. Arizona              8  0, 4
 14. Ohio St              6  0, 1
 15. Auburn               4  0, 4
 16. Minnesota            2  3, 0
     NC State             0  4, 2     
     Tennessee            0  3, 2
     Indiana              0  2, 0
     Auburn               0  1, 0
     South Carolina       0  1, 0
     Arkansas             0  1, 0
     Duke                 0  0, 2
     Florida              0  0, 2     
     Missouri             0  0, 1
     North Carolina       0  0, 1

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