{"id":355606,"date":"2019-03-02T19:08:41","date_gmt":"2019-03-03T02:08:41","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/?p=355606"},"modified":"2019-03-02T23:53:49","modified_gmt":"2019-03-03T06:53:49","slug":"2019-womens-pac-12-championship-day-4-stanford-three-peats","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.swimmingworldmagazine.com\/news\/2019-womens-pac-12-championship-day-4-stanford-three-peats\/","title":{"rendered":"2019 Women’s Pac-12 Championship Day 4: Stanford Three-Peats"},"content":{"rendered":"

Stanford took a big lead into the final day of the 2019 Women’s Pac-12 Championship and cruised to a third consecutive conference championship on Saturday in Federal Way, Washington.<\/p>\n

The Cardinal scored 1775 points to win by more than 400 points. Cal was second with 1352 and USC was third with 1183.5.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile the Cal 400 free relay set an NCAA record. to close the meet.<\/p>\n

The 200 fly will be a race to watch as the new NCAA record holder of the 100 fly, Louise Hansson<\/strong> of USC, currently holds the top seed.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile Cal teammates Amy Bilquist<\/strong> and Abbey Weitzeil<\/strong> went head-to-head in the 100 free and Stanford teammates Taylor Ruck<\/strong> and Ella Eastin<\/strong> did the same in the 200 back.<\/p>\n

      Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 21                     \r\n \r\n  1. Stanford University              1775   2. University of California- Berk   1352\r\n  3. University of Southern Calif   1183.5   4. Arizona State University        932.5\r\n  5. University of Arizona             837   6. University of California - LA     835\r\n  7. Utah, University of             531.5   8. Washington State University     284.5\r\n  9. Oregon State University           172<\/pre>\n
COMPLETE RESULTS<\/a><\/p>\n
Order of Events<\/h2>\n
1650 Free<\/strong><\/p>\n
200 Back\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n
100 Free\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n
200 Breast\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n
200 Fly<\/strong><\/p>\n
Platform diving<\/strong><\/p>\n
400 Free Relay<\/strong><\/p>\n
1,650 free<\/h2>\n
Stanford senior Leah Stevens<\/strong> used a late surge to overtake Arizona State\u2019s Cierra Runge<\/strong> and win the Pac-12 title in the mile.<\/p>\n
Smith finished in 15:51.26, an NCAA automatic qualifying time and was consistently in the 29s for the first half of her race, then the 28s in the second half. Runge finished in 15:51.72, another \u201cA\u201d cut.<\/p>\n
Stanford freshman Morgan Tankersley<\/strong> took third in 1:59.98, an NCAA \u201cB\u201d cut, followed by Arizona State sophomore Emma Nordin<\/strong> (16:00.44), Arizona\u2019s Hannah Cox<\/strong> (16:01.08), Stanford junior Megan Byrnes<\/strong> (16:05.50), Arizona junior Kirsten Jacobsen<\/strong> (16:09.89) and UCLA senior Sandra Soe<\/strong> (16:12.90).<\/p>\n
 Event 15  Women 1650 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n         NCAA: N 15:03.31  11\/18\/2017Katie Ledecky, Stanford\r\n       Pac-12: M 15:03.31  2016      Katiie Ledecky, STAN\r\n Pac-12 Champ: P 15:40.17  2015      Cierra Runga, CAL\r\n                 15:53.50  A Standard\r\n                 16:30.59  B Standard\r\n    Name           Year School               Seed     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n  1 Stevens, Leah    SR STAN-PC          16:02.66   15:51.26 A       32  \r\n                 27.09        56.48 (29.39)\r\n        1:25.81 (29.33)     1:55.05 (29.24)\r\n        2:24.44 (29.39)     2:53.74 (29.30)\r\n        3:22.98 (29.24)     3:52.27 (29.29)\r\n        4:21.58 (29.31)     4:51.12 (29.54)\r\n        5:20.25 (29.13)     5:49.38 (29.13)\r\n        6:18.49 (29.11)     6:47.57 (29.08)\r\n        7:16.56 (28.99)     7:45.47 (28.91)\r\n        8:14.26 (28.79)     8:42.86 (28.60)\r\n        9:11.41 (28.55)     9:40.08 (28.67)\r\n       10:08.52 (28.44)    10:36.99 (28.47)\r\n       11:05.49 (28.50)    11:34.21 (28.72)\r\n       12:02.72 (28.51)    12:31.14 (28.42)\r\n       12:59.72 (28.58)    13:28.29 (28.57)\r\n       13:56.89 (28.60)    14:25.62 (28.73)\r\n       14:54.31 (28.69)    15:23.01 (28.70)    15:51.26 (28.25)\r\n  2 Runge, Cierra    JR ASU-AZ                 NT   15:51.72 A       28  \r\n                 25.97        54.05 (28.08)\r\n        1:22.79 (28.74)     1:51.93 (29.14)\r\n        2:20.87 (28.94)     2:49.64 (28.77)\r\n        3:18.31 (28.67)     3:47.09 (28.78)\r\n        4:16.22 (29.13)     4:45.11 (28.89)\r\n        5:14.01 (28.90)     5:43.08 (29.07)\r\n        6:12.12 (29.04)     6:41.10 (28.98)\r\n        7:09.87 (28.77)     7:38.83 (28.96)\r\n        8:08.06 (29.23)     8:37.15 (29.09)\r\n        9:06.48 (29.33)     9:35.26 (28.78)\r\n       10:04.05 (28.79)    10:33.12 (29.07)\r\n       11:01.89 (28.77)    11:31.17 (29.28)\r\n       12:00.51 (29.34)    12:29.80 (29.29)\r\n       12:58.96 (29.16)    13:28.07 (29.11)\r\n       13:57.10 (29.03)    14:26.14 (29.04)\r\n       14:55.00 (28.86)    15:23.53 (28.53)    15:51.72 (28.19)\r\n  3 Tankersley, Mor  FR STAN-PC          16:21.47   15:59.98 B       27  \r\n                 27.25        56.72 (29.47)\r\n        1:26.29 (29.57)     1:55.60 (29.31)\r\n        2:25.18 (29.58)     2:54.73 (29.55)\r\n        3:24.08 (29.35)     3:53.58 (29.50)\r\n        4:22.86 (29.28)     4:52.09 (29.23)\r\n        5:21.13 (29.04)     5:50.22 (29.09)\r\n        6:19.14 (28.92)     6:48.12 (28.98)\r\n        7:17.09 (28.97)     7:46.17 (29.08)\r\n        8:15.04 (28.87)     8:43.81 (28.77)\r\n        9:12.54 (28.73)     9:41.12 (28.58)\r\n       10:09.83 (28.71)    10:38.71 (28.88)\r\n       11:07.61 (28.90)    11:36.89 (29.28)\r\n       12:06.24 (29.35)    12:35.56 (29.32)\r\n       13:04.84 (29.28)    13:33.97 (29.13)\r\n       14:03.18 (29.21)    14:32.77 (29.59)\r\n       15:02.21 (29.44)    15:31.61 (29.40)    15:59.98 (28.37)\r\n  4 Nordin, Emma     SO ASU-AZ           16:09.78   16:00.44 B       26  \r\n                 26.92        56.10 (29.18)\r\n        1:25.82 (29.72)     1:55.30 (29.48)\r\n        2:24.80 (29.50)     2:54.15 (29.35)\r\n        3:23.62 (29.47)     3:53.09 (29.47)\r\n        4:22.22 (29.13)     4:51.72 (29.50)\r\n        5:21.12 (29.40)     5:50.46 (29.34)\r\n        6:19.70 (29.24)     6:49.01 (29.31)\r\n        7:18.27 (29.26)     7:47.58 (29.31)\r\n        8:16.76 (29.18)     8:46.17 (29.41)\r\n        9:15.39 (29.22)     9:44.78 (29.39)\r\n       10:13.94 (29.16)    10:42.88 (28.94)\r\n       11:11.74 (28.86)    11:40.49 (28.75)\r\n       12:09.40 (28.91)    12:38.47 (29.07)\r\n       13:07.42 (28.95)    13:36.52 (29.10)\r\n       14:05.42 (28.90)    14:34.48 (29.06)\r\n       15:03.43 (28.95)    15:32.27 (28.84)    16:00.44 (28.17)\r\n  5 Cox, Hannah      JR UA-AZ            15:57.89   16:01.08 B       25  \r\n                 26.83        56.17 (29.34)\r\n        1:25.74 (29.57)     1:55.12 (29.38)\r\n        2:24.53 (29.41)     2:53.89 (29.36)\r\n        3:23.30 (29.41)     3:52.67 (29.37)\r\n        4:21.94 (29.27)     4:51.25 (29.31)\r\n        5:20.65 (29.40)     5:49.93 (29.28)\r\n        6:19.52 (29.59)     6:48.80 (29.28)\r\n        7:17.81 (29.01)     7:47.16 (29.35)\r\n        8:16.50 (29.34)     8:45.49 (28.99)\r\n        9:14.87 (29.38)     9:44.03 (29.16)\r\n       10:13.12 (29.09)    10:42.38 (29.26)\r\n       11:11.59 (29.21)    11:40.70 (29.11)\r\n       12:09.73 (29.03)    12:38.99 (29.26)\r\n       13:08.14 (29.15)    13:37.41 (29.27)\r\n       14:06.44 (29.03)    14:35.53 (29.09)\r\n       15:04.62 (29.09)    15:33.70 (29.08)    16:01.08 (27.38)\r\n  6 Byrnes, Megan    JR STAN-PC          15:55.57   16:05.50 B       24  \r\n                 27.11        56.28 (29.17)\r\n        1:25.45 (29.17)     1:54.76 (29.31)\r\n        2:24.05 (29.29)     2:53.45 (29.40)\r\n        3:22.59 (29.14)     3:52.02 (29.43)\r\n        4:21.46 (29.44)     4:50.91 (29.45)\r\n        5:20.33 (29.42)     5:49.55 (29.22)\r\n        6:18.82 (29.27)     6:47.87 (29.05)\r\n        7:16.92 (29.05)     7:45.90 (28.98)\r\n        8:14.94 (29.04)     8:43.99 (29.05)\r\n        9:13.09 (29.10)     9:42.23 (29.14)\r\n       10:11.32 (29.09)    10:40.41 (29.09)\r\n       11:09.67 (29.26)    11:39.02 (29.35)\r\n       12:08.30 (29.28)    12:37.96 (29.66)\r\n       13:07.62 (29.66)    13:37.36 (29.74)\r\n       14:07.33 (29.97)    14:37.20 (29.87)\r\n       15:06.76 (29.56)    15:36.47 (29.71)    16:05.50 (29.03)\r\n  7 Jacobsen, Kirst  JR UA-AZ            16:06.28   16:09.89 B       23  \r\n                 26.50        55.67 (29.17)\r\n        1:25.02 (29.35)     1:54.69 (29.67)\r\n        2:24.10 (29.41)     2:53.56 (29.46)\r\n        3:22.97 (29.41)     3:52.25 (29.28)\r\n        4:21.42 (29.17)     4:50.82 (29.40)\r\n        5:19.78 (28.96)     5:48.88 (29.10)\r\n        6:18.06 (29.18)     6:47.26 (29.20)\r\n        7:16.40 (29.14)     7:45.64 (29.24)\r\n        8:14.77 (29.13)     8:44.13 (29.36)\r\n        9:13.39 (29.26)     9:42.68 (29.29)\r\n       10:11.84 (29.16)    10:41.04 (29.20)\r\n       11:10.56 (29.52)    11:39.96 (29.40)\r\n       12:09.46 (29.50)    12:39.51 (30.05)\r\n       13:09.46 (29.95)    13:39.29 (29.83)\r\n       14:09.51 (30.22)    14:39.75 (30.24)\r\n       15:10.19 (30.44)    15:40.55 (30.36)    16:09.89 (29.34)\r\n  8 Soe, Sandra      SR UCLA-CA          16:02.88   16:12.90 B       22  \r\n                 26.93        56.11 (29.18)\r\n        1:25.44 (29.33)     1:54.87 (29.43)\r\n        2:24.34 (29.47)     2:53.77 (29.43)\r\n        3:23.09 (29.32)     3:52.53 (29.44)\r\n        4:21.88 (29.35)     4:51.37 (29.49)\r\n        5:20.64 (29.27)     5:50.09 (29.45)\r\n        6:19.52 (29.43)     6:48.74 (29.22)\r\n        7:18.10 (29.36)     7:47.66 (29.56)\r\n        8:17.32 (29.66)     8:46.97 (29.65)\r\n        9:16.71 (29.74)     9:46.30 (29.59)\r\n       10:16.05 (29.75)    10:45.79 (29.74)\r\n       11:15.77 (29.98)    11:45.49 (29.72)\r\n       12:15.36 (29.87)    12:45.25 (29.89)\r\n       13:15.19 (29.94)    13:45.04 (29.85)\r\n       14:14.80 (29.76)    14:44.69 (29.89)\r\n       15:14.30 (29.61)    15:44.02 (29.72)    16:12.90 (28.88)\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\n
200 Back<\/h2>\n
Stanford\u2019s Ella Eastin<\/strong> claimed the final individual Pac-12 title of her career by winning the 200 back on Saturday. She finished in 1:48.53 to hold doff teammate Taylor Ruck (1:48.67).<\/p>\n
Both were NCAA \u201cA\u201d cuts.<\/p>\n
The Cardinal went 1-2-3-4-7 in the event and the rest of the finalists achieved \u201cB\u201d cuts. Freshman Lucie Nordmann<\/strong> took third (1:51.34) and junior Erin Voss<\/strong> was fourth (1:51.43).<\/p>\n
Junior Allie Szekely<\/strong> took seventh (1:54.51) behind Cal junior Keaton Blovad<\/strong> (1:51.73) and UCLA freshman Mara<\/strong> Newman<\/strong> (1:53.73). Cal freshman Alicia Wilson<\/strong> took eighth (1:55.11).<\/p>\n
Event 16  Women 200 Yard Backstroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n         NCAA: N 1:47.30  3\/17\/2018 Kathleen Baker, California\r\n       Pac-12: M 1:47.30  2018      Kathleen Bake, CAL\r\n Pac-12 Champ: P 1:48.27  2018      Kathleen Baker, CAL\r\n                 1:50.50  A Standard\r\n                 1:57.11  B Standard\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Eastin, Ella     SR STAN-PC           1:51.13    1:48.53 A       32  \r\n                 26.26        53.62 (27.36)\r\n        1:20.98 (27.36)     1:48.53 (27.55)\r\n  2 Ruck, Taylor     FR STAN-PC           1:49.89    1:48.67 A       28  \r\n                 25.37        52.40 (27.03)\r\n        1:19.94 (27.54)     1:48.67 (28.73)\r\n  3 Nordmann, Lucie  FR STAN-PC           1:51.63    1:51.34 B       27  \r\n                 26.11        54.16 (28.05)\r\n        1:22.77 (28.61)     1:51.34 (28.57)\r\n  4 Voss, Erin       JR STAN-PC           1:51.72    1:51.43 B       26  \r\n                 26.92        55.03 (28.11)\r\n        1:23.42 (28.39)     1:51.43 (28.01)\r\n  5 Blovad, Keaton   JR CAL-PC            1:53.42    1:51.73 B       25  \r\n                 26.28        54.32 (28.04)\r\n        1:22.99 (28.67)     1:51.73 (28.74)\r\n  6 Newman, Mara     FR UCLA-CA           1:53.88    1:53.73 B       24  \r\n                 27.23        56.11 (28.88)\r\n        1:25.22 (29.11)     1:53.73 (28.51)\r\n  7 Szekely, Allie   JR STAN-PC           1:53.51    1:54.51 B       23  \r\n                 26.99        55.62 (28.63)\r\n        1:24.83 (29.21)     1:54.51 (29.68)\r\n  8 Wilson, Alicia   FR CAL-PC            1:54.96    1:55.11 B       22  \r\n                 26.93        56.02 (29.09)\r\n        1:25.47 (29.45)     1:55.11 (29.64)\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\n
100 Free<\/h2>\n
Following a 1-2-3-4 Stanford performance, Cal went 1-2-3 in the 100 free and got a Pac-12 meet record to top it off.<\/p>\n
Junior Abbey Weitzeil<\/strong> dropped more than a second from her prelims time to win the event in 46.35, breaking the championship meet record set by Simone Manuel (46.36) in 2017.<\/p>\n
Senior teammate Amy Bilquist<\/strong> finished second in 47.01, also an NCAA \u201cA\u201d cut, while sophomore teammate Robin<\/strong> Neumann<\/strong> took third in 47.78, a \u201cB\u201d cut.<\/p>\n
The rest of the finalists earned \u201cB: cuts as USC freshman Laticia Transom<\/strong> took fourth (48.14), Stanford sophomore Lauren Pitzer<\/strong> was fifth (48.25), followed by USC sophomores Marta Ciesla<\/strong> (48.25) and Jemma Schlicht<\/strong> (48.56) as well as UCLA junior Kenisha Liu<\/strong> (48.65).<\/p>\n
Event 17  Women 100 Yard Freestyle<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n         NCAA: N 45.56  3\/18\/2017 Simone Manuel, Stanford\r\n       Pac-12: M 45.56  2017      Simone Manuel, STAN\r\n Pac-12 Champ: P 46.36  2017      Simone Manuel, STAN\r\n                 47.35  A Standard\r\n                 49.51  B Standard\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Weitzeil, Abbey  JR CAL-PC              47.53      46.35PA      \r\n    r:+0.63  10.48        22.09 (11.61)\r\n          34.16 (12.07)       46.35 (12.19)\r\n  2 Bilquist, Amy    SR CAL-PC              47.49      47.01 A      \r\n    r:+0.67  10.65        22.59 (11.94)\r\n          34.86 (12.27)       47.01 (12.15)\r\n  3 Neumann, Robin   SO CAL-PC              48.17      47.78 B      \r\n    r:+0.52  11.02        23.11 (12.09)\r\n          35.54 (12.43)       47.78 (12.24)\r\n  4 Transom, Latici  FR USC-CA              48.46      48.14 B      \r\n    r:+0.74  11.25        23.43 (12.18)\r\n          35.88 (12.45)       48.14 (12.26)\r\n  5 Pitzer, Lauren   SO STAN-PC             48.19      48.25 B      \r\n    r:+0.70  11.13        23.13 (12.00)\r\n          35.79 (12.66)       48.25 (12.46)\r\n  5 Ciesla, Marta    SO USC-CA              48.48      48.25 B      \r\n         r:+0.65              22.95 ( )\r\n          48.25 (25.30)                    \r\n  7 Schlicht, Jemma  SO USC-CA              48.70      48.56 B      \r\n    r:+0.69  11.23        23.53 (12.30)\r\n          36.22 (12.69)       48.56 (12.34)\r\n  8 Liu, Kenisha     JR UCLA-CA             48.62      48.65 B      \r\n    r:+0.63  11.33        23.76 (12.43)\r\n          36.16 (12.40)       48.65 (12.49)\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\n
200 Breast<\/h2>\n
Stanford sophomore Grace Zhao<\/strong> won the 200 breast in 2:07.07, holding off USC senior Riley Scott<\/strong> (2:07.78). Both times were NCAA \u201cB\u201d cuts.<\/p>\n
Arizona State junior Silja Kansakoski<\/strong>, who won the 100 breast, took third, finishing in 2:08.01.<\/p>\n
A pair of Stanford freshmen followed as Allie Raab<\/strong> finished fourth (2:08.11) and Zoe Bartel<\/strong> was fifth (2:08.93).<\/p>\n
USC junior Kirsten Vose<\/strong> finished sixth (2:09.17), followed by Washington State sophomore Mackenzie Duarte<\/strong> (2:11.57) and USC freshman Isa Odgers<\/strong> (2:11.62).<\/p>\n
Event 18  Women 200 Yard Breaststroke<\/b>\r\n=========================================================================\r\n         NCAA: N 2:02.60  3\/17\/2018 Lilly King, Indiana\r\n       Pac-12: M 2:04.75  2009      Rebecca Soni, USC\r\n Pac-12 Champ: P 2:04.75  2009      Rebecca Soni, USC\r\n                 2:06.94  A Standard\r\n                 2:13.97  B Standard\r\n    Name           Year School            Prelims     Finals       Points \r\n=========================================================================\r\n                            === A - Final ===                            <\/b>\r\n \r\n  1 Zhao, Grace      SO STAN-PC           2:08.13    2:07.07 B       32  \r\n                 28.87      1:00.80 (31.93)\r\n        1:33.76 (32.96)     2:07.07 (33.31)\r\n  2 Scott, Riley     SR USC-CA            2:10.36    2:07.78 B       28  \r\n                 29.16      1:02.22 (33.06)\r\n        1:34.84 (32.62)     2:07.78 (32.94)\r\n  3 Kansakoski, Sil  JR ASU-AZ            2:09.67    2:08.01 B       27  \r\n                 28.84      1:00.76 (31.92)\r\n        1:33.85 (33.09)     2:08.01 (34.16)\r\n  4 Raab, Allie      FR STAN-PC           2:09.71    2:08.11 B       26  \r\n                 29.50      1:01.89 (32.39)\r\n        1:34.93 (33.04)     2:08.11 (33.18)\r\n  5 Bartel, Zoe      FR STAN-PC           2:09.94    2:08.93 B       25  \r\n                 29.01      1:01.66 (32.65)\r\n        1:34.76 (33.10)     2:08.93 (34.17)\r\n  6 Vose, Kirsten    JR USC-CA            2:10.63    2:09.17 B       24  \r\n                 29.12      1:01.49 (32.37)\r\n        1:34.82 (33.33)     2:09.17 (34.35)\r\n  7 Duarte, Mackenz  SO WSU-IE            2:09.47    2:11.57 B       23  \r\n                 29.60      1:02.34 (32.74)\r\n        1:36.30 (33.96)     2:11.57 (35.27)\r\n  8 Odgers, Isa      FR USC-CA            2:10.52    2:11.62 B       22  \r\n                 29.88      1:02.85 (32.97)\r\n        1:36.82 (33.97)     2:11.62 (34.80)\r\n\r\n\r\n<\/pre>\n
200 Fly<\/h2>\n
USC junior Louise Hansson<\/strong> made it 3-for-3 at the Pac-12 Championships, winning the 200 fly by nearly a seconds.<\/p>\n
Hanson won the race in 1:50.68, an NCAA \u201cA\u201d cut. Stanford junior Katie Drabot<\/strong> was second in 1:51.42, also an \u201cA\u201d cut.<\/p>\n
Hansson\u2019s teammate Maddie Wright<\/strong> finished third in 1:53.31, also garnering an \u201cA\u201d cut.<\/p>\n
Stanford sophomore Brooke Forde<\/strong> finished fourth in 1:54.67 as the rest of the finalists earned \u201cB\u201d cuts.<\/p>\n
Cal sophomore Sarah Darcel<\/strong> finished fifth (1:55.55), followed by Arizona senior Mackenzie Rumrill<\/strong> (1:55.63), Cal freshman Cassidy Bayer<\/strong> (1:56.12) and USC junior Catherine Sanchez<\/strong> (1:56.53).<\/p>\n
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Platform diving<\/h2>\n
Stanford sophomore Mia Paulsen<\/strong> won the platform diving with 256.30 points. She held off USC\u2019s Naomi Gowlett,<\/strong> who finished second with 252.30, and Stanford teammate Darla Lenz<\/strong>, who took third (242.20).<\/p>\n
Arizona State junior Ashley McCool<\/strong> took fourth (233.45), followed by Arizona sophomore Delaney Schnell<\/strong> (231.80), UCLA senior Eloise Belanger<\/strong> (231.70), Stanfor\u2019d Carolina Schulti<\/strong> (204.95) and USC\u2019s Carly Souza<\/strong> (203.00).<\/p>\n
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400 Free Relay<\/h2>\n
The Cal women surged to an NCAA record to win the 400 free relay at the 2019 Women\u2019s Pac-12 Championships to close the meet on Saturday night in Federal Way, Washington.<\/p>\n
The Bears clocked a 3:07.41, beating the previous mark set by Stanford at the 2017 NCAA championships (2:07.61).<\/p>\n
Sophomore Robin Neumann<\/strong>, of the Netherlands, started the race off with a 48.17 split. Senior Katie McLaughlin<\/strong> followed with a 46.55. The last two legs were completely crushed as Amy Bilquist<\/strong> clocked a 46.30 before Abbey Weitzeil<\/strong> went a 46.39.<\/p>\n
Stanford\u2019s Taylor Ruck, Lauren Pitzer, Anya Goeders<\/strong> and Ella Eastin<\/strong> finished second in 3:10.43, followed by USC\u2019s Louise Hansson, Jemma Schlicht, Laticia Transom<\/strong> and Marta Ciesla<\/strong> (3:13.10).<\/p>\n
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