Stanford Women, Indiana Men Lead Latest CSCAA D-I Poll; Texas Men 9th

Photo Courtesy: Andy Ringgold / Aringo Photos

The Stanford women and Indiana men have been voted number one in the latest CSCAA / TYR Top 25 Poll of Division I swimming and diving teams.

The Cardinal women were selected first in the the preseason poll and the first poll of the season. The Texas held their spot at number two and the Texas A&M women had big jump from 5th to 3rd.

On the men’s side, Indiana University held their spot at #1 against strong programs like California and Florida. The University of Michigan men jumped up to 4th place and Texas A&M had an impressive win against previous NCAA Champions, Texas, moving them up from 11th to 6th.

The poll aims to measure the top teams in head-to-head competition.

The rankings are voted on by CSCAA-member coaches and the next poll is scheduled for release on December 6th.

Division I Women

Rank
Previous
Team
Points

1
1
Stanford
300

2
2
Texas
288

3
5
Texas A&M
276

4
3
Michigan
263

5
6
Georgia
251

6
7
California
242

7
12
Tennessee
224

7
4
Southern California
217

9
8
Indiana
196

10
11
Louisville
195

11
28
Alabama
171

12
13
NC State
167

13
9
Auburn
150

14
20
Florida
128

15
17
Minnesota
122

16
14
Virginia
114

17
15
Kentucky
103

18
10
Notre Dame
99

19
18
Wisconsin
99

20
16
Purdue
80

21
19
North Carolina
62

22
24
Arizona
42

23
NR
Ohio State
34

24
NR
Arizona State
27

25
NR
UCLA
17

Rank	Previous	Team	Points
1	1	Stanford	300
2	2	Texas	288
3	5	Texas A&M	276
4	3	Michigan	263
5	6	Georgia	251
6	7	California	242
7	12	Tennessee	224
7	4	Southern California	217
9	8	Indiana	196
10	11	Louisville	195
11	28	Alabama	171
12	13	NC State	167
13	9	Auburn	150
14	20	Florida	128
15	17	Minnesota	122
16	14	Virginia	114
17	15	Kentucky	103
18	10	Notre Dame	99
19	18	Wisconsin	99
20	16	Purdue	80
21	19	North Carolina	62
22	24	Arizona	42
23	NR	Ohio State	34
24	NR	Arizona State	27
25	NR	UCLA	17

Also Receiving Votes: Virginia Tech 15, Florida State 8, Arkansas 4, South Carolina 4, Duke 2

Division I Men

Rank
Previous
Team
Points

1
1
Indiana
324

2
2
California
308

3
3
Florida
301

4
7
Michigan
262

5
6
NC State
261

6
11
Texas A&M
255

7
4
Stanford
252

7
10
Southern California
235

9
5
Texas
234

10
9
Auburn
213

11
8
Arizona State
199

12
12
Georgia
194

13
14
Notre Dame
160

14
16
Alabama
159

15
15
Tennessee
152

16
17
Ohio State
124

17
13
Louisville
110

18
21
Florida State
90

19
20
South Carolina
87

20

Iowa
53

21
22
Utah
47

22

North Carolina
45

23
25
Virginia
41

24
19
Virginia Tech
32

25
18
Missouri
21

Rank	Previous	Team	Points
1	1	Indiana	324
2	2	California	308
3	3	Florida	301
4	7	Michigan	262
5	6	NC State	261
6	11	Texas A&M	255
7	4	Stanford	252
7	10	Southern California	235
9	5	Texas	234
10	9	Auburn	213
11	8	Arizona State	199
12	12	Georgia	194
13	14	Notre Dame	160
14	16	Alabama	159
15	15	Tennessee	152
16	17	Ohio State	124
17	13	Louisville	110
18	21	Florida State	90
19	20	South Carolina	87
20		Iowa	53
21	22	Utah	47
22		North Carolina	45
23	25	Virginia	41
24	19	Virginia Tech	32
25	18	Missouri	21

Also Receiving Votes: Minnesota 16, Arizona 14, Purdue 13, Georgia Tech 13, Kentucky 7, Denver 3

Press release courtesy of the CSCAA.

Name*

Email*

Welcome to our community. We invite you to join our discussion. Our community guidelines are simple: be respectful and constructive, keep on topic, and support your fellow commenters. Commenting signifies that you agree to our Terms of Use

Name*

Email*

2 Comments

Oldest

Newest Most Voted

Inline Feedbacks

View all comments

Andrew Brower

6 years ago

Texas had a few losses in dual meets last year too but who cares about any regular season meet. Texas has the last laugh at NCAAs when they are champs. Teams need to quit resting for dual meets to boost egos.

David Jordan

6 years ago

Reply to Andrew Brower

Texas needs a strong breaststroke leg. Maybe they should contact you?