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The final night of the 2019 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships saw two new NCAA records fall on Saturday night in Austin, Texas with Wisconsin’s Beata Nelson breaking the 200 back record and Cal’s 400 free relay breaking the record as well.
Stanford Cardinal won their third straight team title with 456.5 points over second place Cal (419). Michigan was third with 314 and Louisville fourth at 235.
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 21 1. Stanford 456.5 2. California 419 3. Michigan 314 4. Louisville 235 5. Texas 190.5 6. Virginia 188 7. NC State 187.5 8. Tennessee 185 9. Indiana 179 10. Southern Cali 159 11. Minnesota 158.5 12. Auburn 146 13. Texas A&M 142.5 14. Arizona 101.5 15. Kentucky 100.5 16. Wisconsin 100 17. UCLA 75 18. Georgia 66 19. Arkansas 63 20. Arizona St 61 21. South Carolina 53.5 22. Missouri 51 23. Duke 47 24. Florida 44 25. Ohio St 43 26. Purdue 31 27. Northwestern 27 27. Penn St 27 29. Kansas 22 30. Lsu 20 31. University of Miami 19 32. Eastern Mich 17 33. Nebraska 16 34. Alabama 14 34. Florida St 14 34. Hawaii 14 37. Florida Int'l 11 38. San Diego St 9 39. Akron 6 40. Virginia Tech 5 41. Notre Dame 4 42. UNC 2 43. U.S. Navy 1 43. Univeristy of Conneticut 1
1650 Free
Penn State senior Ally McHugh won the first ever NCAA title for the Nittany Lions on Saturday night in the 1650 with a 15:39.22 to win the fastest seeded heat in Austin, Texas at the 2019 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships. McHugh took control of the race early and remained calm throughout as she pulled away each 50. She finished ahead of two Big Ten swimmers in Ohio State’s Molly Kowal (15:44.61) and Minnesota’s Mackenzie Padington (15:47.16) rounding out the top three.
McHugh and Kowal finished first and second in the fastest seeded heat while Padington swam in an earlier heat. Stanford’s Leah Stevens (15:47.31) finished in third place in the fastest heat but ended up fourth on the podium. She picked up valuable points for the Stanford Cardinal.
Hawaii’s Phoebe Hines, who was the fastest seeded swimmer coming into the meet, placed fifth at 15:50.13. Michigan’s Sierra Schmidt (15:50.19) and Alabama’s Kensey McMahon (15:53.18) also swam in the earlier heats and placed sixth and seventh. Arizona State’s Cierra Runge (15:53.72) finished in eighth.
McHugh is Penn State’s first ever national champion in women’s swimming and diving. She was slightly off her best time of 15:36 from last year but was still good enough for the win.
Event 15 Women 1650 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA: I 15:03.31 18-Nov-17 Katie Ledecky, Stanford
Meet: M 15:07.57 17-Mar-18 Katie Ledecky, Stanford
American: A 15:03.31 18-Nov-17 Katie Ledecky, Stanford
US Open: O 15:03.31 18-Nov-17 Katie Ledecky, Stanford
Pool: P 15:28.36 29-Nov-12 Katie Ledecky
15:53.50 AUTO NCAA A Standard
16:30.59 CONS NCAA B Standard
Name Year School Seed Finals Points
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1 Ally McHugh SR PSU 15:41.36 15:39.22 20
r:+0.81 26.62 55.15 (28.53)
1:23.89 (28.74) 1:52.92 (29.03)
2:21.96 (29.04) 2:50.92 (28.96)
3:19.84 (28.92) 3:48.76 (28.92)
4:17.55 (28.79) 4:46.36 (28.81)
5:14.84 (28.48) 5:43.35 (28.51)
6:11.84 (28.49) 6:40.50 (28.66)
7:09.20 (28.70) 7:37.78 (28.58)
8:06.36 (28.58) 8:34.98 (28.62)
9:03.49 (28.51) 9:31.93 (28.44)
10:00.35 (28.42) 10:28.77 (28.42)
10:57.11 (28.34) 11:25.46 (28.35)
11:53.99 (28.53) 12:22.58 (28.59)
12:51.08 (28.50) 13:19.37 (28.29)
13:47.66 (28.29) 14:15.97 (28.31)
14:44.19 (28.22) 15:12.49 (28.30) 15:39.22 (26.73)
2 Molly Kowal JR Ohio St 15:49.53 15:44.61 17
r:+0.95 27.03 55.45 (28.42)
1:24.23 (28.78) 1:53.04 (28.81)
2:22.01 (28.97) 2:50.91 (28.90)
3:19.73 (28.82) 3:48.52 (28.79)
4:17.36 (28.84) 4:46.28 (28.92)
5:15.10 (28.82) 5:43.90 (28.80)
6:12.71 (28.81) 6:41.55 (28.84)
7:10.51 (28.96) 7:39.50 (28.99)
8:08.39 (28.89) 8:37.15 (28.76)
9:05.94 (28.79) 9:34.72 (28.78)
10:03.21 (28.49) 10:31.75 (28.54)
11:00.20 (28.45) 11:28.66 (28.46)
11:57.14 (28.48) 12:25.65 (28.51)
12:54.06 (28.41) 13:22.58 (28.52)
13:51.15 (28.57) 14:19.75 (28.60)
14:48.17 (28.42) 15:16.77 (28.60) 15:44.61 (27.84)
3 Mackenzie Padin SO Minnesota 16:03.13 15:47.16 16
r:+0.73 25.92 54.08 (28.16)
1:22.57 (28.49) 1:51.15 (28.58)
2:19.74 (28.59) 2:48.62 (28.88)
3:17.45 (28.83) 3:46.34 (28.89)
4:15.22 (28.88) 4:44.16 (28.94)
5:13.00 (28.84) 5:41.65 (28.65)
6:10.40 (28.75) 6:39.25 (28.85)
7:08.16 (28.91) 7:37.05 (28.89)
8:05.97 (28.92) 8:34.81 (28.84)
9:03.50 (28.69) 9:32.37 (28.87)
10:01.44 (29.07) 10:30.21 (28.77)
10:59.10 (28.89) 11:28.06 (28.96)
11:57.08 (29.02) 12:25.98 (28.90)
12:54.97 (28.99) 13:23.79 (28.82)
13:52.71 (28.92) 14:21.74 (29.03)
14:50.62 (28.88) 15:19.80 (29.18) 15:47.16 (27.36)
4 Leah Stevens SR Stanford 15:51.26 15:47.31 15
r:+0.69 26.78 55.92 (29.14)
1:25.33 (29.41) 1:54.54 (29.21)
2:23.71 (29.17) 2:52.91 (29.20)
3:22.01 (29.10) 3:51.05 (29.04)
4:20.32 (29.27) 4:49.41 (29.09)
5:18.29 (28.88) 5:47.11 (28.82)
6:15.64 (28.53) 6:44.43 (28.79)
7:13.16 (28.73) 7:41.76 (28.60)
8:10.40 (28.64) 8:38.96 (28.56)
9:07.74 (28.78) 9:36.33 (28.59)
10:04.80 (28.47) 10:33.38 (28.58)
11:01.99 (28.61) 11:30.86 (28.87)
11:59.50 (28.64) 12:28.08 (28.58)
12:56.91 (28.83) 13:25.32 (28.41)
13:53.67 (28.35) 14:21.96 (28.29)
14:50.23 (28.27) 15:18.62 (28.39) 15:47.31 (28.69)
5 Phoebe Hines JR Hawaii 15:41.35 15:50.13 14
r:+0.77 25.99 54.93 (28.94)
1:24.05 (29.12) 1:53.26 (29.21)
2:22.52 (29.26) 2:51.65 (29.13)
3:20.86 (29.21) 3:50.03 (29.17)
4:19.08 (29.05) 4:48.06 (28.98)
5:16.68 (28.62) 5:45.45 (28.77)
6:13.97 (28.52) 6:42.64 (28.67)
7:11.19 (28.55) 7:39.88 (28.69)
8:08.52 (28.64) 8:37.22 (28.70)
9:06.04 (28.82) 9:34.82 (28.78)
10:03.66 (28.84) 10:32.68 (29.02)
11:01.55 (28.87) 11:30.62 (29.07)
11:59.70 (29.08) 12:28.59 (28.89)
12:57.60 (29.01) 13:26.63 (29.03)
13:55.55 (28.92) 14:24.26 (28.71)
14:53.16 (28.90) 15:21.90 (28.74) 15:50.13 (28.23)
6 Sierra Schmidt SO Michigan 16:01.78 15:50.19 13
r:+0.71 26.15 54.50 (28.35)
1:23.15 (28.65) 1:51.90 (28.75)
2:20.44 (28.54) 2:49.24 (28.80)
3:17.93 (28.69) 3:46.73 (28.80)
4:15.69 (28.96) 4:44.66 (28.97)
5:13.39 (28.73) 5:42.10 (28.71)
6:10.75 (28.65) 6:39.49 (28.74)
7:08.31 (28.82) 7:37.08 (28.77)
8:05.92 (28.84) 8:34.74 (28.82)
9:03.60 (28.86) 9:32.51 (28.91)
10:01.50 (28.99) 10:30.30 (28.80)
10:59.24 (28.94) 11:28.34 (29.10)
11:57.36 (29.02) 12:26.48 (29.12)
12:55.65 (29.17) 13:24.85 (29.20)
13:54.09 (29.24) 14:23.25 (29.16)
14:52.51 (29.26) 15:21.70 (29.19) 15:50.19 (28.49)
7 Kensey McMahon FR Alabama 15:59.46 15:53.18 12
r:+0.74 27.17 55.91 (28.74)
1:24.86 (28.95) 1:54.03 (29.17)
2:23.28 (29.25) 2:52.51 (29.23)
3:21.61 (29.10) 3:50.54 (28.93)
4:19.56 (29.02) 4:48.50 (28.94)
5:17.35 (28.85) 5:46.17 (28.82)
6:15.09 (28.92) 6:44.17 (29.08)
7:13.19 (29.02) 7:41.98 (28.79)
8:10.85 (28.87) 8:39.88 (29.03)
9:08.65 (28.77) 9:37.62 (28.97)
10:06.65 (29.03) 10:35.82 (29.17)
11:04.87 (29.05) 11:33.80 (28.93)
12:02.45 (28.65) 12:31.30 (28.85)
13:00.14 (28.84) 13:29.17 (29.03)
13:58.10 (28.93) 14:27.13 (29.03)
14:56.14 (29.01) 15:25.02 (28.88) 15:53.18 (28.16)
8 Cierra Runge JR ASU 15:51.72 15:53.72 11
r:+0.81 26.08 54.58 (28.50)
1:23.36 (28.78) 1:52.72 (29.36)
2:22.10 (29.38) 2:51.43 (29.33)
3:20.57 (29.14) 3:49.90 (29.33)
4:19.05 (29.15) 4:48.18 (29.13)
5:17.46 (29.28) 5:46.61 (29.15)
6:15.67 (29.06) 6:44.68 (29.01)
7:13.67 (28.99) 7:42.80 (29.13)
8:11.86 (29.06) 8:40.81 (28.95)
9:09.53 (28.72) 9:38.52 (28.99)
10:07.61 (29.09) 10:36.53 (28.92)
11:05.40 (28.87) 11:34.40 (29.00)
12:03.38 (28.98) 12:32.20 (28.82)
13:01.13 (28.93) 13:29.86 (28.73)
13:58.73 (28.87) 14:27.61 (28.88)
14:56.62 (29.01) 15:25.75 (29.13) 15:53.72 (27.97)
200 Back
Wisconsin junior Beata Nelson won her third event of the meet at the 2019 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships with a new NCAA Record in the 200 back final on Saturday night in Austin, Texas. Nelson swam a 1:47.24 to take down the NCAA Record of 1:47.30 that Kathleen Baker set last year. Nelson broke her second NCAA record of the meet after getting the 100 back record last night. She just missed the American Record set by Regan Smith (1:47.16) two weeks ago.
Nelson used a huge last wall to get by Stanford freshman Taylor Ruck (1:47.59), who took the race out in the lead through the 150. Ruck ended up finishing second, picking up huge points for Stanford as the Cardinal had Erin Voss (1:50.92) and Lucie Nordmann (1:51.10) place fourth and fifth. Stanford has overtaken the lead in the team standings.
Nelson moved to second all-time and Ruck moved to fourth. Kentucky junior Asia Seidt (1:48.65) was third and moved to ninth all-time with her swim.
Auburn’s Sonnele Oeztuerk (1:51.22), Virginia’s Megan Moroney (1:51.28) and Kentucky’s Ali Galyer (1:51.62) also swam in the A-Final.
Wisconsin now has two 200 back titles and four titles overall. Nelson joins Maggie Meyer (2011) as winners of the event for the Badgers.
All-Time List:
- Regan Smith, Riptide, 1:47.16 (2019)
- Beata Nelson, Wisconsin, 1:47.24 (2019)
- Kathleen Baker, Cal, 1:47.30 (2018)
- Taylor Ruck, Stanford, 1:47.59 (2019)
- Elizabeth Pelton, Cal, 1:47.84 (2013)
- Missy Franklin, Cal, 1:47.91 (2015)
- Gemma Spofforth, Florida, 1:48.34 (2009)
- Ella Eastin, Stanford, 1:48.53 (2019)
- Asia Seidt, Kentucky, 1:48.65 (2019)
Event 16 Women 200 Yard Backstroke
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NCAA: I 1:47.30 17-Mar-18 Kathleen Baker, California
Meet: M 1:47.30 17-Mar-18 Kathleen Bater, California
American: A 1:47.16 10-Mar-19 Regan Smith, Riptide
US Open: O 1:47.16 10-Mar-19 Regan Smith, Riptide
Pool: P 1:48.74 23-Mar-19 Beata Nelson, Wisconsin-WI
1:50.50 AUTO NCAA A Standard
1:57.11 CONS NCAA B Standard
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Beata Nelson JR Wisconsin 1:48.74 1:47.24I 20
r:+0.74 25.24 52.44 (27.20)
1:19.88 (27.44) 1:47.24 (27.36)
2 Taylor Ruck FR Stanford 1:48.84 1:47.59P 17
r:+0.71 25.25 52.14 (26.89)
1:19.65 (27.51) 1:47.59 (27.94)
3 Asia Seidt JR Kentucky 1:49.70 1:48.65P 16
r:+0.70 25.32 52.91 (27.59)
1:20.63 (27.72) 1:48.65 (28.02)
4 Erin Voss JR Stanford 1:50.78 1:50.92 15
r:+0.76 26.65 54.46 (27.81)
1:22.66 (28.20) 1:50.92 (28.26)
5 Lucie Nordmann FR Stanford 1:50.70 1:51.10 14
r:+0.74 25.99 54.06 (28.07)
1:22.57 (28.51) 1:51.10 (28.53)
6 Sonnele Oeztuer SO Auburn 1:51.13 1:51.22 13
r:+0.76 26.79 55.04 (28.25)
1:23.24 (28.20) 1:51.22 (27.98)
7 Megan Moroney JR Virginia 1:51.50 1:51.28 12
r:+0.62 26.79 55.03 (28.24)
1:23.10 (28.07) 1:51.28 (28.18)
8 Ali Galyer JR Kentucky 1:50.74 1:51.62 11
r:+0.71 26.33 54.47 (28.14)
1:23.01 (28.54) 1:51.62 (28.61)
100 Free
Louisville senior Mallory Comerford won her second title of the meet in the 100 free on Saturday night at the 2019 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships in Austin, Texas. About 24 hours after winning the 200 free, Comerford ran down Arkansas’ Anna Hopkin to take her fourth NCAA title in her career with a 46.26.
Hopkin was the early leader through the 75 but was caught at the finish, claiming runner-up at 46.56. Hopkin moved up to sixth all-time with her swim. She was aiming to be the first swimmer from Arkansas to win an NCAA title after the Razorbacks claimed two 3m diving titles in their history.
Michigan’s Siobhan Haughey (46.64) lowered her best time and moved up to eighth all-time in the event. Cal’s Abbey Weitzeil, who swam the final with a wrapped arm, placed fourth for the Golden Bears at 46.97. She was a heavy favorite coming in as the third fastest performer ever. She still has the 400 free relay left for Cal as the Bears are coming down to the wire with Stanford in the team race.
Cal also picked up points from Amy Bilquist in sixth place at 47.42. Stanford picked up four points from Amalie Fackenthal (48.23) in the B-Final. Cal also had Robin Neumann get three points with a 48.24 in the B-Final.
Tennessee’s Erika Brown (46.99), NC State’s Ky-lee Perry (47.43) and Michigan’s Catie DeLoof (47.59) also swam in the A-Final.
All-Time List:
- Simone Manuel, Stanford, 45.56 (2017)
- Mallory Comerford, Louisville, 46.20 (2018)
- Abbey Weitzeil, Cal, 46.29 (2014)
- Olivia Smoliga, Georgia, 46.30 (2017)
- Erika Brown, Tennessee, 46.41 (2019)
- Anna Hopkin, Arkansas, 46.56 (2019)
- Arianna Vanderpool-Wallace, Auburn, 46.61 (2012)
- Siobhan Haughey, Michigan, 46.64 (2019)
Event 17 Women 100 Yard Freestyle
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NCAA: I 45.56 18-Mar-17 Simone Manuel, Stanford
Meet: M 45.56 17-Mar-17 Simone Manuel, Stanford
American: A 45.56 18-Mar-17 Simone Manuel, Stanford
US Open: O 45.56 18-Mar-17 Simone Manuel, Stanford
Pool: P 46.47 06-Mar-16 Abbey Weitzeil
47.35 AUTO NCAA A Standard
49.51 CONS NCAA B Standard
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Mallory Comerfo SR Louisville 46.57 46.26P 20
r:+0.64 22.27 46.26 (23.99)
2 Anna Hopkin FR Arkansas 46.61 46.56 17
r:+0.64 22.03 46.56 (24.53)
3 Siobhan Haughey SR Michigan 47.16 46.64 16
r:+0.72 22.56 46.64 (24.08)
4 Abbey Weitzeil JR California 47.28 46.97 15
r:+0.70 22.57 46.97 (24.40)
5 Erika Brown JR Tennessee 47.33 46.99 14
r:+0.67 22.66 46.99 (24.33)
6 Amy Bilquist SR California 47.38 47.42 13
r:+0.69 22.78 47.42 (24.64)
7 Ky-lee Perry JR NC State 47.51 47.43 12
r:+0.68 22.63 47.43 (24.80)
8 Catie DeLoof SR Michigan 47.47 47.59 11
r:+0.67 22.77 47.59 (24.82)
200 Breast
Indiana senior Lilly King won her fourth straight 200 breaststroke title on Saturday night at the 2019 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships with a 2:02.90. King just missed her NCAA and American Record of 2:02.60 that she set last season. King held off a hard charge from Texas A&M senior Sydney Pickrem, who finished second at 2:03.65.
King is now the first woman to ever in Division I to win the 100 and 200 breast four times in her career.
Pickrem moved up to fourth all-time with her swim as she dropped nearly a full second off her best time.
NC State freshman Sophie Hansson finished in third place at 2:06.18 as she picked up her second straight third place finish after this meet after doing so in the 100 on Friday night. There were three freshmen in the A-Final with Indiana’s Noelle Peplowski (2:06.94) and Virginia’s Kaki Christensen (2:08.74) placing sixth and eighth.
South Carolina’s Emma Barksdale (2:06.87), Kentucky’s Bailey Bonnett (2:06.91) and Texas A&M’s Anna Belousova (2:07.05) also competed in the A-Final.
Indiana now has four NCAA titles in the 200 breast, all from King. She joins USC’s Rebecca Soni (2006-09) as four-time winners of the event.
All-Time List:
- Lilly King, Indiana, 2:02.60 (2018)
- Bethany Galat, Texas A&M, 2:03.26 (2018)
- Kierra Smith, Minnesota, 2:03.55 (2017)
- Sydney Pickrem, Texas A&M, 2:03.65 (2019)
- Emma Reaney, Notre Dame, 2:04.06 (2014)
- Breeja Larson, Texas A&M, 2:04.48 (2012)
- Rebecca Soni, USC, 2:04.75 (2009)
- Caitlin Leverenz, Cal, 2:04.76 (2012)
Event 18 Women 200 Yard Breaststroke
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NCAA: I 2:02.60 20-Mar-18 Lilly King, Indiana
Meet: M 2:02.60 20-Mar-18 Lilly King, Indiana
American: A 2:02.60 20-Mar-18 LIlly King, Indiana
US Open: O 2:02.60 20-Mar-18 Lilly King, Indiana
Pool: P 2:05.04 29-Nov-12 Laura Sogar
2:06.94 AUTO NCAA A Standard
2:13.97 CONS NCAA B Standard
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Lilly King SR Indiana 2:05.65 2:02.90P 20
r:+0.67 27.39 58.62 (31.23)
1:30.58 (31.96) 2:02.90 (32.32)
2 Sydney Pickrem SR TAMU 2:06.57 2:03.65P 17
r:+0.69 28.31 59.81 (31.50)
1:31.79 (31.98) 2:03.65 (31.86)
3 Sophie Hansson FR NC State 2:06.87 2:06.18 16
r:+0.75 28.36 1:00.40 (32.04)
1:33.10 (32.70) 2:06.18 (33.08)
4 Emma Barksdale SR South Carolina 2:07.71 2:06.87 15
r:+0.68 29.14 1:01.11 (31.97)
1:33.68 (32.57) 2:06.87 (33.19)
5 Bailey Bonnett SO Kentucky 2:07.53 2:06.91 14
r:+0.65 28.60 1:00.77 (32.17)
1:33.73 (32.96) 2:06.91 (33.18)
6 Noelle Peplowsk FR Indiana 2:07.72 2:06.94 13
r:+0.75 29.00 1:01.50 (32.50)
1:33.83 (32.33) 2:06.94 (33.11)
7 Anna Belousova JR TAMU 2:07.92 2:07.05 12
r:+0.70 28.73 1:01.09 (32.36)
1:33.98 (32.89) 2:07.05 (33.07)
8 Kaki Christense FR Virginia 2:08.42 2:08.74 11
r:+0.76 29.52 1:02.12 (32.60)
1:35.42 (33.30) 2:08.74 (33.32)
200 Fly
USC junior Louise Hansson won her second NCAA title of the meet on Saturday night at the 2019 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships in Austin, Texas. Hansson swam a 1:50.28 and held off a hard charging Ella Eastin (1:50.46) of Stanford as she was going for her third straight win in the event.
Louisville’s Grace Oglesby (1:50.80) finished in third place as she had a hard charge on the last 50. Hansson moved up to third all-time with her swim tonight in the 200 fly, while Oglesby moved up to fifth and McLaughlin moved up to seventh.
Cal’s Katie McLaughlin, who was with Hansson at the 125, placed in fourth at 1:51.09.
Stanford’s Katie Drabot (1:51.94) finished fifth from lane eight as she helped Stanford distance its lead over Cal with two events remaining. The Cardinal officially clinched their third straight team title with that swim.
USC’s Maddie Wright (1:52.26), Georgia’s Olivia Carter (1:53.06) and Texas A&M’s Jing Quah (1:53.61) also swam in the final.
All-Time List:
- Ella Eastin, Stanford, 1:49.51 (2018)
- Elaine Breeden, Stanford, 1:49.92 (2009)
- Louise Hansson, USC, 1:50.28 (2019)
- Kelsi Worrell, Louisville, 1:50.61 (2016)
- Grace Oglesby, Louisville, 1:50.80 (2019)
- Katinka Hosszu, USC, 1:51.02 (2012)
- Katie McLaughlin, Cal, 1:51.09 (2019)
- Kathleen Hersey, Texas, 1:51.18 (2009)
Event 19 Women 200 Yard Butterfly
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NCAA: I 1:49.51 24-Feb-18 Ella Eastin, Stanford
Meet: M 1:50.01 17-Mar-18 Ella Eastin, Stanford
American: A 1:49.51 24-Feb-18 Ella Eastin, Stanford
US Open: O 1:49.51 24-Feb-18 Ella Eastin, Stanford
Pool: P 1:51.02 23-Mar-19 Ella Eastin, Stanford-PC
1:53.48 AUTO NCAA A Standard
1:59.23 CONS NCAA B Standard
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Louise Hansson JR USC 1:51.70 1:50.28P 20
r:+0.75 24.42 51.81 (27.39)
1:20.33 (28.52) 1:50.28 (29.95)
2 Ella Eastin SR Stanford 1:51.02 1:50.46P 17
r:+0.71 25.10 52.93 (27.83)
1:21.20 (28.27) 1:50.46 (29.26)
3 Grace Oglesby JR Louisville 1:52.21 1:50.80P 16
r:+0.64 24.96 53.27 (28.31)
1:21.77 (28.50) 1:50.80 (29.03)
4 Katie McLaughli SR California 1:52.63 1:51.09 15
r:+0.76 24.64 52.42 (27.78)
1:20.79 (28.37) 1:51.09 (30.30)
5 Katie Drabot JR Stanford 1:53.64 1:51.94 14
r:+0.71 25.42 53.55 (28.13)
1:22.37 (28.82) 1:51.94 (29.57)
6 Maddie Wright SR USC 1:52.90 1:52.26 13
r:+0.74 25.30 53.63 (28.33)
1:22.66 (29.03) 1:52.26 (29.60)
7 Olivia Carter FR Georgia 1:52.70 1:53.06 12
r:+0.67 25.48 54.04 (28.56)
1:23.33 (29.29) 1:53.06 (29.73)
8 Jing Quah SO TAMU 1:53.45 1:53.61 11
r:+0.62 25.26 53.98 (28.72)
1:23.04 (29.06) 1:53.61 (30.57)
Platform Diving
Texas senior Murphy Bromberg won the platform diving title on Saturday night at the 2019 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships with 391.60 points. Bromberg won the title in her home pool for her first diving title in her career. Bromberg won over Purdue junior Emily Meaney (336.15) and Indiana senior Jessica Parratto (332.90).
Bromberg was not far off the meet record of 396.75 by Haley Ishimatsu of USC from 2013.
Two-time defending champion Olivia Rosendahl of Northwestern placed seventh at 290.40 and was out of contention.
Arizona’s Delaney Schnell (321.45) placed fourth for the Wildcats. Nebraska’s Abigail Knapton (316.75), Texas A&M’s Alais Kalonji (305.30) and Florida International’s Maha Gouda (270.55) also competed in the final.
Texas now has five NCAA titles in platform diving. Bromberg joins the likes of Laura Wilkinson (1997, 99), Nicole Pohorenec (2004) and Jessica Livingston (2007) as winners of the event for the Longhorns.
Event 20 Women Platform Diving
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Meet: M 396.75 23-Mar-13 Haley Ishimatsu, Southern Cal
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Murphy Bromberg SR Texas 339.80 391.60 20
2 Emily Meaney JR Purdue 275.70 336.15 17
3 Jessica Parratt SR Indiana 316.40 332.90 16
4 Delaney Schnell SO Arizona 345.80 321.45 15
5 Abigail Knapton JR NEB 315.25 316.75 14
6 Alais Kalonji SR TAMU 311.60 305.30 13
7 Olivia Rosendah SR Northwestern 328.40 290.40 12
8 Maha Gouda FR FIU 282.15 270.55 11
400 Free Relay
The Cal Golden Bears finished the 2019 NCAA Division I Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships with a new NCAA & American Record in the 400 free relay on Saturday night in Austin, Texas. The team of Izzy Ivey (47.79), Katie McLaughlin (46.62), Amy Bilquist (46.48) and Abbey Weitzeil (46.07) swam a 3:06.96 to take down the record they set at Pac-12’s at 3:07.41.
Cal was trailing the whole race behind Michigan as the Wolverines finished in second at 3:08.07. The team of Maggie MacNiel (47.04), Siobhan Haughey (46.44), Catie DeLoof (46.91) and Daria Pyshnenko (47.68) swam for the Wolverines in their highest relay finish of the meet. They were also second in the 200 free relay as the Wolverines placed third as a team.
Stanford officially won the team title and finished third in the relay. The team of Lauren Pitzer (48.29), Ella Eastin (47.54), Amalie Fackenthal (48.25) and Taylor Ruck (45.65) swam for the Cardinal and were third at 3:09.73.
The quickest splits outside the top three came from Louisville’s Mallory Comerford (46.78), Tennessee’s Erika Brown (47.28), Auburn’s Aly Tetzloff (47.32) and Texas’ Grace Ariola (47.50).
Texas (3:10.89), Louisville (3:11.24), Auburn (3:11.64), Tennessee (3:12.20) and Virginia (3:12.85) also swam in the A-Final.
Cal now has three NCAA titles in the 400 free relay. The 2019 team joins the teams from 2007 and 2009 as winners of the event for the Golden Bears.
Event 21 Women 400 Yard Freestyle Relay
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NCAA: I 3:07.41 01-Mar-19 California
R Neumann, K McLaughlin, A Bilquist, A Weitzeil
Meet: M 3:07.61 17-Mar-17 Stanford
S Manuel, K Ledecky, J Hu, L Neal
American: A 3:07.61 18-Mar-17 Stanford
S Manuel, K Ledecky, J Hu, L Neal
US Open: O 3:07.41 01-Mar-19 California
R Neumann, K McLaughlin, A Bilquist, A Weitzeil
Pool: P 3:09.56 01-Dec-18 Texas
C Adams, G Ariola, J Cook, A Diener
3:14.97 AUTO NCAA A Standard
3:16.82 CONS NCAA B Standard
School Prelims Finals Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 California 3:10.64 3:06.96I 40
1) Izzy Ivey FR 2) r:0.27 Katie McLaughlin SR
3) r:0.25 Amy Bilquist SR 4) r:0.19 Abbey Weitzeil JR
r:+0.72 22.84 47.79 (47.79)
1:10.19 (22.40) 1:34.41 (46.62)
1:56.36 (21.95) 2:20.89 (46.48)
2:42.32 (21.43) 3:06.96 (46.07)
2 Michigan 3:09.64 3:08.07P 34
1) *Maggie MacNeil FR 2) r:0.47 *Siobhan Haughey SR
3) r:0.22 Catie DeLoof SR 4) r:0.29 Daria Pyshnenko SO
r:+0.63 22.56 47.04 (47.04)
1:09.37 (22.33) 1:33.48 (46.44)
1:55.75 (22.27) 2:20.39 (46.91)
2:42.74 (22.35) 3:08.07 (47.68)
3 Stanford 3:11.17 3:09.73 32
1) Lauren Pitzer SO 2) r:0.22 Ella Eastin SR
3) r:0.34 Amalie Fackenthal FR 4) r:0.05 *Taylor Ruck FR
r:+0.71 23.05 48.29 (48.29)
1:11.34 (23.05) 1:35.83 (47.54)
1:58.64 (22.81) 2:24.08 (48.25)
2:45.53 (21.45) 3:09.73 (45.65)
4 Texas 3:10.89 3:10.89 30
1) Claire Adams JR 2) r:0.19 Julia Cook FR
3) r:0.24 Anelise Diener SR 4) r:0.29 Grace Ariola FR
r:+0.68 22.93 47.87 (47.87)
1:10.24 (22.37) 1:35.45 (47.58)
1:57.99 (22.54) 2:23.39 (47.94)
2:45.89 (22.50) 3:10.89 (47.50)
5 Louisville 3:12.01 3:11.24 28
1) Mallory Comerford SR 2) r:0.19 *Arina Openysheva SO
3) r:0.21 Casey Fanz JR 4) r:0.26 Lainey Visscher JR
r:+0.67 22.57 46.78 (46.78)
1:09.36 (22.58) 1:35.12 (48.34)
1:57.62 (22.50) 2:23.01 (47.89)
2:45.61 (22.60) 3:11.24 (48.23)
6 Auburn 3:11.66 3:11.64 26
1) Claire Fisch JR 2) r:0.35 *Julie Meynen JR
3) r:0.15 Aly Tetzloff SR 4) r:0.44 Erin Falconer SR
r:+0.70 22.58 47.90 (47.90)
1:10.53 (22.63) 1:35.69 (47.79)
1:57.96 (22.27) 2:23.01 (47.32)
2:46.44 (23.43) 3:11.64 (48.63)
7 Tennessee 3:12.24 3:12.20 24
1) Erika Brown JR 2) r:0.34 Meghan Small JR
3) r:0.36 Madeline Banic SR 4) r:0.25 Stanzi Moseley JR
r:+0.66 22.75 47.28 (47.28)
1:10.45 (23.17) 1:35.89 (48.61)
1:58.67 (22.78) 2:24.09 (48.20)
2:46.93 (22.84) 3:12.20 (48.11)
8 Virginia 3:12.58 3:12.85 22
1) Morgan Hill JR 2) r:0.12 *Anna Pang SO
3) r:0.19 Megan Moroney JR 4) r:0.31 Eryn Eddy SR
r:+0.66 23.01 47.93 (47.93)
1:10.94 (23.01) 1:36.47 (48.54)
1:59.52 (23.05) 2:24.55 (48.08)
2:47.48 (22.93) 3:12.85 (48.30)
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