CSCAA Polls: Arizona State Men, Virginia Women No. 1 (Full DI, DII, DIII Polls)

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The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) released the February edition of the Division I Top 25 dual meet poll. The Arizona State men and the University of Virginia women continue to be voted as the top teams in Division I.

The committee, consisting of Division I coaches, assesses and ranks the nation’s top 25 dual meet teams. Their evaluation takes into account head-to-head dual meet outcomes, performances since the last rankings, season-long performances, dual meet records, roster changes (such as injuries), and data from the SwimCloud Simulator. It’s important to note that the poll’s objective is not to predict the top finishers in a championship meet format.

In the men’s rankings, Arizona State (350), Cal (326), NC State (322), and Florida (311) all held strong on their positions in the top 5. Indiana breaks into the top five with 297 points, jumping Stanford (283) after strong showings against top 25 teams Louisville (14th) and Wisconsin (21st). In what was a relatively quiet stretch since our last poll, there was not much movement up or down the top 25, and only Harvard at 22 makes their debut after a breakout performance at the Harvard-Yale-Princeton annual Tri-Meet. Thirty teams received votes in this month’s poll.

On the women’s side, the top-ranked Cavaliers (375) continued to set the standard in Division I after being unanimously chosen as the top team. The Texas women (360) collected every second-place vote, while Florida (345) held off a surging Southern California (330), which moved up 3 spots after knocking off both fifth-ranked Stanford and seventh-ranked Cal in one of the most exciting meets of the year. The aforementioned Southern Cal, from seventh to fourth, and Indiana, ninth to sixth, saw the poll’s biggest movement, jumping three spots each. There were no new teams in the February edition of the poll, and 27 teams received votes.

You can find a complete list of the rankings at: www.cscaa.org/top25

Each committee includes ten representatives from the Power Five leagues and five at-large programs. The committee chairs for women and men are Naya Higashijima (NMU) and Bill Roberts (Navy), respectively.

The final 2023-2024 dual meet poll is set to release on Thursday, March 7, 2024.

CSCAA Division I Men

RK Prv Team Points
1 1 Arizona State 350
2 3 California 326
3 3 NC State 322
4 4 Florida 311
5 6 Indiana 297
6 5 Stanford 283
7 7 Georgia 258
8 8 Texas A&M 244
9 9 Texas 242
10 10 Auburn 218
11 12 Notre Dame 197
11 11 Tennessee 197
13 14 Ohio State 177
14 15 Louisville 171
15 13 Virginia Tech 169
16 16 Florida State 133
17 17 Southern California 132
18 18 Michigan 103
19 19 Alabama 98
20 20 Virginia 78
21 22 Wisconsin 62
22 NR Harvard 54
23 21 Arizona 39
24 23 Georgia Tech 38
25 24 Princeton 19

Also Receiving Votes: Minnesota (14), Southern Methodist (9), Northwestern (6), Brigham Young (2). Navy (1)

CSCAA Division I Women

RK Prv Team Points
1 1 Virginia 375
2 2 Texas 360
3 3 Florida 345
4 7 Southern California 330
5 4 Stanford 313
6 9 Indiana 293
7 5 California 288
8 6 Ohio State 274
9 8 Louisville 250
10 10 NC State 244
11 11 Texas A&M 222
12 12 Tennessee 210
13 13 Georgia 199
14 14 Wisconsin 181
15 15 Auburn 163
16 16 Michigan 152
17 18 Alabama 127
18 19 North Carolina 107
19 17 Duke 93
20 23 Virginia Tech 83
21 20 Arizona State 76
22 24 Princeton 73
23 22 Minnesota 52
24 21 South Carolina 44
25 25 Louisiana State 11

Also Receiving Votes: UCLA (9), Florida State (1)

CSCAA Women’s Poll Committee

Jerry Champer, Georgia; Ashley Dell, Illinois-Chicago; Ryan Evan, Kansas; Naya Higashijima, New Mexico (Chair); Jeana Kempe, Illinois; Nathan Lavery, Drexel; Brody Lewis, Utah; Alice McCall, TCU; Ellie Monobe, Pepperdine; Kristen Murslack, Florida; Maddy Olson, Minnesota; Pete Richardson, USC; Milana Socha, Dartmouth; Albert Subirats, Virginia Tech; Roman Willetts, Pittsburgh.

Men’s Poll Committee

Jim Bolster, Columbia; Jason Calanog, Texas A&M; Dan Carrington, Penn State; Courtney Hart, Georgia Tech; Alicia Hicken-Franklin, Denver; Sam Iida, Arizona State; Mike Joyce, Minnesota; Jessica Livesy, Old Dominion; Laura McGlaughlin, Villanova; Trevor Maida, Louisville; Pete Richardson, USC; Bill Roberts, Navy (Chair); Neal Studd, Florida State; Dr. Rick West, West Virginia.

Division II Men’s Poll Committee

Ben Evans, Wingate; Tony Hernandez, Missouri-St. Louis; Brehan Kelley, Clarion; Julianne Kurke-Lehner, Rollins; Trevor Loomis, Oklahoma Christian; Andrew Makepeace, Augustana; Brent Noble (Chair), Indianapolis; Sean Peters, Wayne State; Andy Robins, Florida Southern; Scott Serio, Henderson State, Ben Young, Carson-Newman.

Division II Women’s Poll Committee

Evan Anthony, Millersville; Matthew Gearing, Catawba; Betsy Graham, UTPB; Jeff Hegle, St. Cloud State; Jimi Kiner, Tampa; Phil Kraus, Western Florida; Erc Murray, Grand Valley State; Shane Pelton, Cal St. East Bay; Doug Schranck, Drury; Chris Villa, Indiana-PA (Chair); Matt Williams, Northern Michigan.

CSCAA Division II Men

RK Prv Team Points
1 1 Indianapolis 273
2 2 Drury 266
3 3 Tampa 253
4 4 Grand Valley 239
5 6 McKendree 228
6 5 Colorado Mesa 224
7 7 Wingate 191
8 7 Northern Michigan 187
8 9 Findlay 187
10 11 West Chester 166
11 10 Lewis 164
12 16 Nova Southeastern 150
13 12 Henderson State 149
14 13 Oklahoma Christian 136
14 14 Florida Southern 126
16 17 Simon Fraser 110
17 14 Saint Cloud 98
18 17 Saginaw Valley State 92
19 20 Wayne State 66
20 19 Florida Tech 61
21 22 Rollins 60
22 21 Ouachita Baptist 40
23 22 Mines 39
24 NR Delta State 25
25 24 Missouri S&T 18

 

Also Receiving Votes

Catawba (12), PennWest Clarion (8), UMSL (7)

CSCAA Division II Women

RK Prv Team Points
1 1 Colorado Mesa 271
2 2 Drury 268
3 3 Nova Southeastern 253
4 4 Indianapolis 242
5 5 Tampa 231
6 6 Grand Valley 220
7 8 West Florida 206
8 9 Wingate 189
9 7 Northern Michigan 184
10 11 West Chester 180
11 12 Delta State 170
12 10 McKendree 158
13 13 Findlay 141
14 14 Wayne State 133
15 16 Cal State East Bay 122
16 15 Augustana (SD) 110
17 18 Mines 92
18 19 Davenport 87
19 20 Carson-Newman 75
20 17 Simon Fraser 72
21 21 Oklahoma Christian 54
22 23 Catawba 30
22 22 Lynn 30
24 24 Azusa Pacific 23
25 25 UMSL 17

 

Also Receiving Votes

Catawba (12), PennWest Clarion (8), UMSL (7)

Each committee includes representatives from the four Division III Regions. The women and men committee chairs are Jake Taber (Hope) and Sean Tedesco (USMMA).

The final poll is scheduled for release on: Friday, March 10. Dates are subject to adjustment.

CSCAA Division III Men

Rk Prv Team Points
1 1 Kenyon 475
2 2 Emory 456
3 3 Chicago 437
4 13 Tufts 409
5 5 Denison 407
6 6 Carnegie Mellon 373
7 9 Calvin 348
7 10 NYU 348
9 7 Johns Hopkins 327
10 4 MIT 313
11 8 Williams 283
12 12 TCNJ 266
13 15 Case Western Reserve 242
14 11 WashU 231
15 15 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 212
16 14 Pomona-Pitzer 193
17 NR Amherst 168
18 23 Conn College 148
19 16 RIT 137
20 20 SUNY Geneseo 117
21 NR Swarthmore 94
22 21 Rowan 75
23 25 Colby 52
24 NR Ithaca 37
25 22 Merchant Marine Academy 18

 

Also Receiving Votes

Hope (8), Grinnell (1).

CSCAA Division III Women

Rk Prv Team Points
1 1 Denison 398
2 2 Emory 378
3 3 Kenyon 376
4 6 Williams 352
5 5 MIT 336
6 4 NYU 317
7 7 Chicago 306
8 9 Johns Hopkins 284
9 8 Tufts 269
10 10 Pomona-Pitzer 262
11 11 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 242
12 12 Hope 224
13 13 Case Western Reserve 208
14 14 WashU 179
15 15 Calvin 168
16 16 Swarthmore 164
17 18 Carnegie Mellon 137
18 17 Trinity U 129
19 20 Middlebury 119
20 19 Gettysburg 97
21 22 Bates 70
22 21 SUNY Geneseo 64
23 24 Franklin 42
24 23 Rhodes 41
25 NR UW-Eau Claire 20

 

Also Receiving Votes

Colby (10), Bowdoin (5), RPI (2), Amherst (1).

Women’s Poll Committee

Chris Brown, Scranton; Greg Brown, Gettysburg; Brad Burnham, Bowdoin; Jay Daniels, Puget Sound; Jon Duncan, Southwestern; Brad Dunn, Lynchburg; John Geissinger, Hamilton; Logan LaBerge, Kalamazoo; Rich Munson, Drew; Shannon O’Brien, RPI; Brooke Plotz, Carleton; Cathleen Pruden, Trinity (TX); Annie Ryder, Wisconsin-Eau Claire; Meg Sisson-French, MIT; Jake Taber, Hope (National Chair); Jason Weber, Chicago; Mark Yankovich, Widener.

CSCAA Men’s Poll Committee

Justin Anderson, Mary Washington; Phil Baratela, RIT. Andy Brabson, Cal Tech; Peter Casares, Bates; Jennifer Cournoyer, Norwich; Keith Crawford, Rose-Hulman; Sam Davy, Swarthmore;  Paul Dotterweich, SUNY Geneseo; David Dow, TCNJ; Astrid Escobar, Berry; Dan Forsythe, Amherst; Jim Halliburton, Washington-St. Louis; Rob Harrington, Wooster; Sarah James, Southwestern; Connor Rumpit, NYU; Pat Smith, Westminster; Brent Summers, Willamette; Sean Tedesco, USMMA (National Chair); Jason Weber, Chicago; Seth Weidmann, Carthage.

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