The 2020 Pac-12 Women’s Championships continued on Friday with a full session from Federal Way, Washington.
Stanford leads the meet with 1,027 points, well ahead of the field. Cal is second with 866.5 and USC has 768 for third.
USC’s Louise Hansson swam a 49.94 in the 100 fly to win the title, while Stanford’s Brooke Forde turned in the top 400 IM time in the NCAA this season.
Cal’s Abbey Weitzeil declared false started the 200 free and did not compete in the session. Sources said she hyper-extended her arm on the finish of the 50 free earlier in the meet. The same thing happened to Weitzeil at the NCAA Championships last year.
Stanford’s Erin Voss has been named the Pac-12 Scholar-Athlete of the Year, the Conference office announced today. The award, which is presented in each of the 24 sports the Pac-12 sponsors, was established to honor collegiate student-athletes that are standouts both academically and in their sports discipline.
Here is a look at the session:
• Day 2 Finals Results (after highlights in file)
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 14 1. Stanford University 1027 2. University of California- Berk 866.5 3. University of Southern Calif 768 4. University of California - LA 701.5 5. Arizona State University 635.5 6. University OF Arizona 530 7. Utah, University of 422.5 8. Washington State University 265
Pac-12 Women’s Championships: 400 IM
Stanford’s Brooke Forde dropped five seconds from her prelims time to win the 400 IM in 4:01.53.
It was good enough to best the field by more than three seconds and led a 1-3-4-5 finish for Stanford.
Cal’s Alicia Wilson broke up the Cardinal party by taking second in 4:04.99.
Stanford took the next three spots with Allie Szekely (4:06.09), Hannah Kukurugya (4:08.79) and Katie Glavinovich (4:10.85).
UCLA’s Ella Kirschke was sixth (4:11.53), followed by Arizona State’s Nora Deleske (4:14.45) and Utah’s Charity Pittard (4:17.99).
Event 8 Women 400 Yard IM
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Name Year School Prelims Finals
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=== A - Final ===
1 Forde, Brooke JR STAN-PC 4:06.52 4:01.53
26.00 55.47 (29.47)
1:26.96 (31.49) 1:57.27 (30.31)
2:31.43 (34.16) 3:05.67 (34.24)
3:34.40 (28.73) 4:01.53 (27.13)
2 Wilson, Alicia SO CAL-PC 4:11.96 4:04.99
25.80 55.80 (30.00)
1:26.99 (31.19) 1:57.98 (30.99)
2:32.47 (34.49) 3:08.30 (35.83)
3:37.17 (28.87) 4:04.99 (27.82)
3 Szekely, Allie SR STAN-PC 4:06.80 4:06.09
26.26 55.68 (29.42)
1:26.37 (30.69) 1:56.94 (30.57)
2:31.73 (34.79) 3:07.56 (35.83)
3:36.93 (29.37) 4:06.09 (29.16)
4 Kukurugya, Hannah JR STAN-PC 4:11.84 4:08.79
26.52 56.00 (29.48)
1:27.72 (31.72) 1:58.69 (30.97)
2:33.24 (34.55) 3:09.49 (36.25)
3:39.52 (30.03) 4:08.79 (29.27)
5 Glavinovich, Katie JR STAN-PC 4:12.55 4:10.85
26.84 57.43 (30.59)
1:28.93 (31.50) 1:59.56 (30.63)
2:36.87 (37.31) 3:14.07 (37.20)
3:42.88 (28.81) 4:10.85 (27.97)
6 Kirschke, Ella SO UCLA-CA 4:14.00 4:11.53
26.41 56.77 (30.36)
1:29.06 (32.29) 2:00.15 (31.09)
2:35.54 (35.39) 3:12.59 (37.05)
3:42.91 (30.32) 4:11.53 (28.62)
7 Deleske, Nora JR ASU-AZ 4:12.43 4:14.45
26.86 57.07 (30.21)
1:29.72 (32.65) 2:01.65 (31.93)
2:37.22 (35.57) 3:13.55 (36.33)
3:44.13 (30.58) 4:14.45 (30.32)
8 Pittard, Charity FR UTAH-UT 4:13.41 4:17.99
27.52 58.77 (31.25)
1:31.23 (32.46) 2:03.72 (32.49)
2:39.24 (35.52) 3:15.76 (36.52)
3:47.61 (31.85) 4:17.99 (30.38)
Pac-12 Women’s Championships: 100 Butterfly
Two-time defending NCAA champion Louise Hansson put together another elite swim in the finals, winning in 49.94.
Hansson holds the record at 49.26, which she set at last year’s NCAA Championships.
Cal’s Izzy Ivey finished second in 51.14, followed by USC’s Jemma Schlicht (51.99).
Stanford’s Emma Wheal finished fourth (52.16), followed by UCLA’s Amy Okada (52.37), Stanford’s Amelie Fackenthal (52.57), Cal’s Maddie Murphy (52.78) and USC’s Catherine Sanchez (53.09).
Event 9 Women 100 Yard Butterfly
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Name Year School Prelims Finals
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=== A - Final ===
1 Hansson, Louise SR USC-CA 50.45 49.94
10.55 23.69 (13.14)
36.51 (12.82) 49.94 (13.43)
2 Ivey, Izzy SO CAL-PC 51.92 51.14
11.23 23.74 (12.51)
37.94 (14.20) 51.14 (13.20)
3 Schlicht, Jemma JR USC-CA 52.17 51.99
10.83 24.01 (13.18)
37.80 (13.79) 51.99 (14.19)
4 Wheal, Emma FR STAN-PC 52.30 52.16
10.97 23.99 (13.02)
37.46 (13.47) 52.16 (14.70)
5 Okada, Amy SR UCLA-CA 52.80 52.37
11.22 24.48 (13.26)
38.30 (13.82) 52.37 (14.07)
6 Fackenthal, Amalie SO STAN-PC 52.52 52.57
11.23 24.66 (13.43)
38.38 (13.72) 52.57 (14.19)
7 Murphy, Maddie SR CAL-PC 52.82 52.78
11.31 24.73 (13.42)
38.59 (13.86) 52.78 (14.19)
8 Sanchez, Catherine SR USC-CA 52.92 53.09
11.45 24.80 (13.35)
38.66 (13.86) 53.09 (14.43)
Pac-12 Women’s Championships: 200 Freestyle
USC sophomore Laticia Transom jumped from the fourth seed all the way to the top of the podium in the 200 free, winning in 1:42.47. She dropped nearly two seconds from her prelims time and finished nearly an entire second ahead of the field.
Arizona State’s Emma Nordin finished second in 1:43.45, followed by Cal’s Robin Neumann (1:44.02).
USC’s Tatum Wade finished fourth in 1:44.37, ahead of Arizona State’s Cierra Runge (1:44.51) and Erica Laning (1:44.78) and Stanford’s Katie Drabot (1:45.06), who had the top seed from the prelims, and Morgan Tankersley (1:45.92).
Event 10 Women 200 Yard Freestyle
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Name Year School Prelims Finals
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=== A - Final ===
1 Transom, Laticia SO USC-CA 1:44.75 1:42.47
23.94 49.59 (25.65)
1:15.80 (26.21) 1:42.47 (26.67)
2 Nordin, Emma JR ASU-AZ 1:44.87 1:43.45
24.27 50.22 (25.95)
1:16.94 (26.72) 1:43.45 (26.51)
3 Neumann, Robin JR CAL-PC 1:44.37 1:44.02
24.42 50.65 (26.23)
1:17.24 (26.59) 1:44.02 (26.78)
4 Wade, Tatum SR USC-CA 1:44.95 1:44.37
24.61 50.87 (26.26)
1:17.70 (26.83) 1:44.37 (26.67)
5 Runge, Cierra SR ASU-AZ 1:44.67 1:44.51
25.01 51.44 (26.43)
1:18.18 (26.74) 1:44.51 (26.33)
6 Laning, Erica JR ASU-AZ 1:45.04 1:44.78
24.86 50.94 (26.08)
1:17.86 (26.92) 1:44.78 (26.92)
7 Drabot, Katie SR STAN-PC 1:44.30 1:45.06
24.72 51.39 (26.67)
1:18.24 (26.85) 1:45.06 (26.82)
8 Tankersley, Morgan SO STAN-PC 1:45.06 1:45.92
24.73 51.23 (26.50)
1:18.27 (27.04) 1:45.92 (27.65)
Pac-12 Women’s Championships: 100 Breast
Stanford sophomore Allie Raab had the top seed going into the finals and nearly matched her swim in the finals. She added one hundredth of a second to her time, but won in 59.35.
Arizona State’s Silja Kansakoski held her second seed and dropped a couple of tenths and finished runner-up in 59.64. Stanford’s Zoe Bartel was third in 59.77 and Cal’s Ema Rajic also broke a minute, taking fourth in 59.92.
UCLA’s Claire Grover was fifth in 1:00.21, followed by USC’s Isa Odgers (1:00.59), UCLA’s Rachel Rhee (1:00.70) and Arizona’s Ellie Jew (1:00.72).
Event 11 Women 100 Yard Breaststroke
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Name Year School Prelims Finals
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=== A - Final ===
1 Raab, Allie SO STAN-PC 59.34 59.35
12.96 28.06 (15.10)
43.60 (15.54) 59.35 (15.75)
2 Kansakoski, Silja SR ASU-AZ 59.90 59.64
13.69 28.31 (14.62)
44.42 (16.11) 59.64 (15.22)
3 Bartel, Zoe SO STAN-PC 1:00.56 59.77
12.96 28.36 (15.40)
44.02 (15.66) 59.77 (15.75)
4 Rajic, Ema SO CAL-PC 1:00.06 59.92
12.92 28.23 (15.31)
43.79 (15.56) 59.92 (16.13)
5 Grover, Claire SO UCLA-CA 1:00.18 1:00.21
12.74 28.14 (15.40)
43.90 (15.76) 1:00.21 (16.31)
6 Odgers, Isa SO USC-CA 1:00.42 1:00.59
13.08 28.76 (15.68)
44.30 (15.54) 1:00.59 (16.29)
7 Rhee, Rachel FR UCLA-CA 1:00.57 1:00.70
13.07 28.38 (15.31)
44.34 (15.96) 1:00.70 (16.36)
8 Jew, Ellie FR ARIZ-AZ 1:00.57 1:00.72
12.80 28.29 (15.49)
44.03 (15.74) 1:00.72 (16.69)
100 Back
After finishing second in the 100 fly earlier in the session, Cal sophomore Izzy Ivey dropped nearly a second from prelims in the 100 back to take the Pac-12 title in 51.06.
It led a 1-2 finish for Cal as Keaton Blovad finished second in 51.60.
Arizona’s Aria Bernal finished third in 52.00, followed by Stanford’s Lucie Nordmann (52.26), Alex Crisera (52.28) and Erin Voss (52.49).
Arizona State’s Chloe Kennedy Isleta was seventh (53.25) tied with Utah’s Audrey Reimer.
Event 12 Women 100 Yard Backstroke
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NCAA: N 49.18 3/22/2019 Beata Nelson, Wisconsin
Pac-12: M 49.69 2017 Ally Howe, STAN
Pac-12 Champ: P 49.69 2017 Ally Howe, STAN
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Championship Final ===
1 Ivey, Izzy SO CAL-PC 51.80 51.06 32
12.23 24.90 (12.67)
37.90 (13.00) 51.06 (13.16)
2 Blovad, Keaton SR CAL-PC 51.74 51.60 28
11.99 24.69 (12.70)
38.15 (13.46) 51.60 (13.45)
3 Bernal, Aria SO ARIZ-AZ 52.33 52.00 27
12.11 24.94 (12.83)
38.38 (13.44) 52.00 (13.62)
4 Nordmann, Lucie SO STAN-PC 52.23 52.26 26
12.26 25.23 (12.97)
38.75 (13.52) 52.26 (13.51)
5 Crisera, Alex FR STAN-PC 52.73 52.28 25
12.32 25.33 (13.01)
38.84 (13.51) 52.28 (13.44)
6 Voss, Erin SR STAN-PC 52.71 52.49 24
12.78 25.88 (13.10)
39.38 (13.50) 52.49 (13.11)
7 Isleta, Chloe Kennedy SR ASU-AZ 53.11 53.25 22.5
12.39 25.51 (13.12)
39.24 (13.73) 53.25 (14.01)
7 Reimer, Audrey SO UTAH-UT 53.01 53.25 22.5
12.88 26.07 (13.19)
39.68 (13.61) 53.25 (13.57)
3-meter diving
Stanford’s Carolina Sculti won 3-meter diving with a score o 378.55. It was a strong performance, nearly 35 points ahead of the field.
USC’s Morenika Agunbiade took second with 434.70, followed by UCLA’s Ruby Neave (334.85), Stanford’s Daria Lenz (319.50) and USC’s Carly Souza (318.05).
Event 13 Women 3 mtr Diving
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NCAA: N 361.55 3/18/2007 Cassidy Krug, STAN
Pac-12: M 420.90 2007 Cassidy Krug, STAN
Pac-12 Champ: P 387.75 2006 Blythe Hartley, USC
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== Finals ===
1 Sculti, Carolina STAN-PC 363.65 378.55N 32
2 Agunbiade, Morenike USC-CA 282.35 343.70 28
3 Neave, Ruby SO UCLA-CA 317.90 334.85 27
4 Lenz, Daria STAN-PC 306.90 319.50 26
5 Souza, Carly USC-CA 277.60 318.05 25
6 Shaheen, Kaytelyn FR UCLA-CA 281.30 307.25 24
7 Butler, Hannah FR UCLA-CA 297.80 306.60 23
8 Paulsen, Mia STAN-PC 302.10 251.35 22
200 Medley Relay
Stanford put together a relay of underclassmen and won the 200 medley relay in 1:35.93.
Sophomores Lucie Nordmann and Allie Raab joined freshmen Emma Wheal and Anya Goeders on the winning relay.
Cal’s Keaton Blovad, Ema Rajic, Maddie Murphy and Eloise Riley took second in 1:36.45.
USC’s Laticia Transom, Isa Odgers, Louise Hansson and Marta Ciesla took third in 1:36.90.
Event 14 Women 200 Yard Medley Relay
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School Seed Finals
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1 STAN-PC 'A' 1:37.43 1:35.93
1) Nordmann, Lucie SO 2) Raab, Allie SO
3) Wheal, Emma FR 4) Goeders, Anya SO
24.55 51.30 (26.75)
1:14.31 (23.01) 1:35.93 (21.62)
2 CAL-PC 'A' 1:35.24 1:36.45
1) Blovad, Keaton SR 2) Rajic, Ema SO
3) Murphy, Maddie SR 4) Riley, Eloise FR
24.17 51.77 (27.60)
1:14.67 (22.90) 1:36.45 (21.78)
3 USC-CA 'A' 1:36.57 1:36.90
1) Transom, Laticia SO 2) Odgers, Isa SO
3) Hansson, Louise SR 4) Ciesla, Marta JR
24.85 52.74 (27.89)
1:15.29 (22.55) 1:36.90 (21.61)
4 ARIZ-AZ 'A' 1:37.57 1:37.70
1) Bernal, Aria SO 2) Neser, Jade FR
3) Filipek, Kayla JR 4) Connor, Alayna SO
24.40 51.69 (27.29)
1:15.89 (24.20) 1:37.70 (21.81)
5 ASU-AZ 'A' 1:37.67 1:38.17
1) Isleta, Chloe Kennedy SR 2) Kansakoski, Silja SR
3) Foelske, Jade FR 4) Curry, Camryn JR
25.03 52.42 (27.39)
1:16.41 (23.99) 1:38.17 (21.76)
6 UTAH-UT 'A' 1:41.16 1:41.23
1) Lott, Sarah SR 2) Gassaway, Mariah SR
3) Lawless, Emma SO 4) Casarin, Leyre JR
25.85 54.35 (28.50)
1:18.40 (24.05) 1:41.23 (22.83)
7 WSU-IE 'A' 1:42.36 1:41.76
1) Laderoute, Kate FR 2) Burckel, Lauren SO
3) Barrier, Emily SO 4) Larson, Chloe JR
26.13 54.67 (28.54)
1:19.06 (24.39) 1:41.76 (22.70)
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