Texas Men, Virginia Women No. 1 in CSCAA Preseason Poll

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Texas Men, Virginia Women No. 1 in CSCAA Preseason Poll

The University of Texas men’s team and University of Virginia women are ranked first in the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) Division I preseason poll, released Thursday.

Both teams won national championships in 2021, with the Virginia women claiming their first title and the Longhorns their 15th.

Texas earned all 15 first-place votes in the men’s pool. California was the consensus second on all ballots. Florida, NC State and Indiana rounded out the men’s top five. The top three are identical to the finish at NCAAs.

Virginia claimed 12 of 15 first-place votes in the women’s pool. The other three went to Stanford, which is second in the rankings. NC State follows in third, ahead of Michigan and Texas.

The rankings are voted on by CSCAA member coaches and select media. Each committee includes nine representatives from the Power Five leagues, five at-large programs and two media members. The women and men committee chairs are SMU’s Naya Higashijima and Navy’s Bill Roberts.

CSCAA Preseason Poll

Men

Team, Points

  1. Texas, 375
  2. California, 360
  3. Florida, 343
  4. NC State, 325
  5. Indiana, 295
  6. Michigan, 289
  7. Louisville, 286
  8. Georgia, 285
  9. Virginia, 259
  10. Stanford, 236
  11. Ohio State, 226
  12. Virginia Tech, 224
  13. Arizona State, 187
  14. Missouri, 178
  15. Florida State, 150
  16. Texas A&M, 140
  17. Tennessee, 117
  18. Wisconsin, 112
  19. Georgia Tech, 95
  20. Alabama, 91
  21. North Carolina, 61
  22. Harvard, 60
  23. Southern California, 49
  24. Northwestern, 36
  25. Penn State, 31

Also receiving votes: Arizona (19), Louisiana State (13), Purdue(13), Notre Dame (10), Pittsburgh (5), Kentucky (3), Navy (2).

Women

Team, Points

  1. Virginia, 372
  2. Stanford, 363
  3. NC State, 333
  4. Michigan, 331
  5. Texas, 325
  6. California, 293
  7. Tennessee, 276
  8. Georgia, 267
  9. Florida, 250
  10. Ohio State, 243
  11. Indiana, 242
  12. Kentucky, 203
  13. Louisville, 187
  14. Alabama, 168
  15. North Carolina, 156
  16. Northwestern, 143
  17. Southern California, 141
  18. Virginia Tech, 111
  19. Wisconsin, 106
  20. Missouri, 94
  21. Texas A&M, 88
  22. Arizona State, 79
  23. Auburn, 35
  24. Duke, 31
  25. Notre Dame, 22

Also receiving votes: Florida State (8), San Diego State (3), Miami (FL) (2), Southern Methodist (1), South Carolina (1)

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