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Stanford sophomore Ella Eastin won her second event of the meet in the 200 fly after she won the 400 IM last night. Eastin got some pressure early from early leader Katie McLaughlin of California. Eastin won the race thanks to a strong last turn at 1:51.35. McLaughlin was second at 1:52.37 and is now tied for 11th all time in the 200 fly with fellow Golden Bear Dana Vollmer. Virginia got big points from Jen Marrkand and Kaitlyn Jones finishing third and fourth at 1:53.15 and 1:53.19 respectively.
Texas also had some big points in that race, but sophomore Remedy Rule ended up disqualified for a 15m violation after originally placing third. Maddie Wright, Lauren Case and Sarah Gibson also swam in the A-final. The team race got a little bit more interesting as Texas is only 15.5 points ahead of Georgia for fifth place. Neither team will score points in diving, so barring a relay disqualification from Georgia, they will pass Texas for fourth place. The Longhorns did not place in the top eight in the last relay and Georgia is the top seed there.
This was Stanford’s 11th overall win in the 200 fly, the most of any school by far. Eastin joins Elaine Breeden (10, 09, 07), Shelly Ripple (02), Misty Hyman (01, 98), Janel Jorgensen (93, 90) and Summer Sanders (92, 91) as winners for the Cardinal in the event.
Event 19 Women 200 Yard Butterfly
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NCAA: N 1:49.92 2/25/2009 Elaine Breeden, Stanford
Meet: C 1:50.61 3/19/2016 Kelsi Worrell, Louisville
American: A 1:49.92 2/25/2009 Elaine Breeden, Stanford
U.S. Open: O 1:49.92 2/25/2009 Elaine Breeden, Stanford
Pool: P 1:52.61 Camille Adams, Texas A&M
Name Year School Prelims Finals NISCA Points
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=== A - Final ===
1 Ella Eastin SO Stanford 1:52.58 1:51.35P 20
r:+0.69 25.18 53.82 (28.64)
1:22.65 (28.83) 1:51.35 (28.70)
2 Katie McLaughli SO California 1:53.92 1:52.37P 17
r:+0.71 24.90 53.49 (28.59)
1:22.38 (28.89) 1:52.37 (29.99)
3 Jen Marrkand JR Virginia 1:54.12 1:53.15 16
r:+0.62 25.71 54.61 (28.90)
1:23.64 (29.03) 1:53.15 (29.51)
4 Kaitlyn Jones SR Virginia 1:52.93 1:53.19 15
r:+0.64 26.25 54.73 (28.48)
1:23.60 (28.87) 1:53.19 (29.59)
5 Maddie Wright SO Southern Cali 1:54.41 1:53.39 14
r:+0.73 25.53 54.66 (29.13)
1:24.46 (29.80) 1:53.39 (28.93)
6 Lauren Case FR Texas 1:53.44 1:54.05 13
r:+0.70 25.93 54.82 (28.89)
1:24.30 (29.48) 1:54.05 (29.75)
7 Sarah Gibson SR TAMU 1:53.32 1:54.68 12
r:+0.71 26.08 55.13 (29.05)
1:24.97 (29.84) 1:54.68 (29.71)
-- Remedy Rule SO Texas 1:54.34 DQ
Head did not break the surface by 15 meters
r:+0.69 25.11 53.84 (28.73)
1:22.58 (28.74) DQ (30.34)
Combined Team Scores - Through Event 19 1. Stanford 486.5 2. California 334 3. Texas A&M 270.5 4. Texas 234 5. Georgia 218.5 6. Louisville 168.5 7. Indiana 168 8. NC State 166 9. Minnesota 157 10. Southern Cali 141 11. Michigan 139 11. Virginia 139 13. Missouri 135 14. Kentucky 106 15. Arizona 84.5 16. Wisconsin 72 17. UNC 61 18. Ohio St 52 19. Auburn 50 20. UCLA 39 21. Umbc (W) 30 22. Miami (Oh) 29 23. Tennessee 27 24. Nevada 25 25. Florida St 21 26. Denver 20 26. Northwestern 20 28. Virginia Tech 18 29. Lsu 14 30. Iowa 13 30. Arizona St 13 32. Cincinnati 12 33. Penn St 10 33. Boise St 10 35. Purdue 7 36. Miami (Fl) 5 36. Air Force (W) 5 38. Florida Gulf 4 38. Pittsburgh 4 38. South Carolina 4 41. Alabama 3.5 42. San Diego State University 2 42. Notre Dame 2 42. Massachusetts 2 45. Drexel 1 45. Rutgers 1
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