Pac-12 Women’s Championships, Day Four Finals: Rachel Klinker, Isabelle Stadden Help Cal Secure Team Title
The Cal women have captured the Pac-12 team title in women’s swimming and diving for 2023-24, the last such title that will be awarded in the current incarnation of the conference as all but two teams prepare to relocate to other leagues for the 2024-25 school year. Stanford has been the dominant women’s team in the Pac-12 in recent years, but the Golden Bears used depth and timely wins over the three-and-a-half day meet in Federal Way, Wash., to secure first place.
This marks the first time Cal has won the conference since 2021 and the first time since Dave Durden, the men’s head coach at Cal since the 2007-08 season, took over the women’s program prior to last season. Cal finished with 1397.5 points to easily defeat its closest rivals, with wins on the final night by veterans Isabelle Stadden (200 backstroke) and Rachel Klinker (200 butterfly) helping Cal punctuate the triumph.
Meanwhile, the University of Southern California came from 25.5 points down entering the final night to pass Stanford and take second place overall. USC pulled off the comeback by winning four of the final five events, courtesy of Minna Abraham, Kaitlyn Dobler, diver Nike Agunbiade and the Trojans’ 400 free relay, as Abraham’s epic anchor leg put USC on the wall two hundredths clear of the Cardinal. USC finished with 1291 points, eight ahead of Stanford’s 1283.
Team Scores - Through Event 21 1. University of California-Ber 1397.5 2. University of Southern Califor 1291 3. Stanford University 1283 4. University of California-LA 1089 5. Arizona State University 990.5 6. University of Utah 628.5 7. University of Arizona 514 8. Washington State University 498.5
1650 Freestyle
The first win of the night went to Stanford’s Aurora Roghair, who was well behind Arizona State’s Deniz Ertan for much of the race before turning on the jets over the second half on the way to a title. Ertan built an advantage of three seconds in the early going of the race, but around the halfway point, Roghair began chipping away at that lead.
At the 1100-yard mark, Roghair was in front by seven hundredths, and she would never trail again. 29-low splits over the first half of the race turned into 28-mid and even 28-low repeats as she negative-split the race by an enormous margin and began pulling away from Ertan until she finally won the race by 12 seconds.
Roghair’s final time was 15:46.35, the second-quickest mark in the country this season behind the 15:40.96 that Georgia’s Abby McCulloh swam at last week’s SEC Championships. Roghair beat her own season best of 15:52.83 by 6.5 seconds. Ertan came in second at 15:58.40, which ranks 12th in the country, while her ASU teammate Alexa Reyna placed third in 16:14.45.
Event 16 Women 1650 Yard Freestyle
=========================================================================
NCAA: N 15:03.31 11/18/2017Katie Ledecky, Stanford
PAC-12: M 15:03.31 2016 Katie Ledecky, Stanford
PAC-12 Champ: P 15:40.17 2015 Cierra Runge, CAL
Name Year School Seed Finals Points
=========================================================================
1 Roghair, Aurora JR STAN 15:52.83 15:46.35 32
26.76 55.66 (28.90)
1:24.82 (29.16) 1:54.20 (29.38)
2:23.60 (29.40) 2:53.06 (29.46)
3:22.43 (29.37) 3:51.77 (29.34)
4:21.22 (29.45) 4:50.54 (29.32)
5:19.57 (29.03) 5:48.84 (29.27)
6:17.92 (29.08) 6:46.89 (28.97)
7:15.69 (28.80) 7:44.43 (28.74)
8:13.19 (28.76) 8:41.95 (28.76)
9:10.65 (28.70) 9:39.07 (28.42)
10:07.53 (28.46) 10:35.80 (28.27)
11:04.20 (28.40) 11:32.31 (28.11)
12:00.46 (28.15) 12:28.84 (28.38)
12:57.01 (28.17) 13:25.29 (28.28)
13:53.63 (28.34) 14:21.85 (28.22)
14:50.14 (28.29) 15:18.52 (28.38) 15:46.35 (27.83)
2 Ertan, Deniz SO ASU 15:53.23 15:58.40 28
26.57 55.35 (28.78)
1:24.44 (29.09) 1:53.62 (29.18)
2:22.86 (29.24) 2:52.09 (29.23)
3:21.06 (28.97) 3:50.03 (28.97)
4:19.14 (29.11) 4:48.17 (29.03)
5:17.07 (28.90) 5:46.12 (29.05)
6:14.87 (28.75) 6:43.64 (28.77)
7:12.52 (28.88) 7:41.36 (28.84)
8:10.24 (28.88) 8:39.13 (28.89)
9:08.22 (29.09) 9:37.53 (29.31)
10:06.77 (29.24) 10:35.87 (29.10)
11:04.87 (29.00) 11:34.09 (29.22)
12:03.38 (29.29) 12:32.81 (29.43)
13:02.26 (29.45) 13:31.89 (29.63)
14:01.44 (29.55) 14:31.08 (29.64)
15:00.71 (29.63) 15:29.99 (29.28) 15:58.40 (28.41)
3 Reyna, Alexa FR ASU 16:07.25 16:14.45 27
27.03 56.25 (29.22)
1:25.68 (29.43) 1:55.16 (29.48)
2:24.64 (29.48) 2:54.29 (29.65)
3:23.91 (29.62) 3:53.50 (29.59)
4:22.86 (29.36) 4:52.26 (29.40)
5:21.80 (29.54) 5:51.39 (29.59)
6:20.95 (29.56) 6:50.46 (29.51)
7:20.02 (29.56) 7:49.57 (29.55)
8:18.88 (29.31) 8:48.17 (29.29)
9:17.64 (29.47) 9:47.26 (29.62)
10:16.85 (29.59) 10:46.58 (29.73)
11:16.33 (29.75) 11:46.07 (29.74)
12:15.87 (29.80) 12:45.58 (29.71)
13:15.43 (29.85) 13:45.13 (29.70)
14:15.24 (30.11) 14:45.13 (29.89)
15:15.31 (30.18) 15:45.26 (29.95) 16:14.45 (29.19)
4 Kahler, Marlene JR USC 16:30.71 16:22.73 26
26.94 56.37 (29.43)
1:26.01 (29.64) 1:55.56 (29.55)
2:25.32 (29.76) 2:55.52 (30.20)
3:25.11 (29.59) 3:54.90 (29.79)
4:24.72 (29.82) 4:54.23 (29.51)
5:23.40 (29.17) 5:52.76 (29.36)
6:22.15 (29.39) 6:51.73 (29.58)
7:21.58 (29.85) 7:51.44 (29.86)
8:21.50 (30.06) 8:51.52 (30.02)
9:21.85 (30.33) 9:51.97 (30.12)
10:21.93 (29.96) 10:52.31 (30.38)
11:22.26 (29.95) 11:52.40 (30.14)
12:22.21 (29.81) 12:51.87 (29.66)
13:21.68 (29.81) 13:51.68 (30.00)
14:21.85 (30.17) 14:51.71 (29.86)
15:21.81 (30.10) 15:52.44 (30.63) 16:22.73 (30.29)
5 Kolessar, Ashley SO UCLA 16:32.39 16:24.28 25
26.90 55.68 (28.78)
1:25.23 (29.55) 1:54.80 (29.57)
2:24.47 (29.67) 2:54.33 (29.86)
3:24.13 (29.80) 3:53.78 (29.65)
4:23.52 (29.74) 4:53.25 (29.73)
5:23.03 (29.78) 5:52.73 (29.70)
6:22.52 (29.79) 6:52.41 (29.89)
7:22.35 (29.94) 7:52.30 (29.95)
8:22.24 (29.94) 8:52.15 (29.91)
9:22.28 (30.13) 9:52.07 (29.79)
10:22.10 (30.03) 10:52.16 (30.06)
11:22.27 (30.11) 11:52.33 (30.06)
12:22.62 (30.29) 12:52.76 (30.14)
13:23.03 (30.27) 13:53.36 (30.33)
14:23.60 (30.24) 14:53.68 (30.08)
15:24.01 (30.33) 15:54.47 (30.46) 16:24.28 (29.81)
6 Szimcsak, Mira FR WSU 16:38.18 16:25.68 24
27.88 57.62 (29.74)
1:27.74 (30.12) 1:57.80 (30.06)
2:27.92 (30.12) 2:57.85 (29.93)
3:27.93 (30.08) 3:58.16 (30.23)
4:28.42 (30.26) 4:58.69 (30.27)
5:28.46 (29.77) 5:58.28 (29.82)
6:28.25 (29.97) 6:58.17 (29.92)
7:28.31 (30.14) 7:58.35 (30.04)
8:28.09 (29.74) 8:58.18 (30.09)
9:28.02 (29.84) 9:57.65 (29.63)
10:27.49 (29.84) 10:57.24 (29.75)
11:27.24 (30.00) 11:56.96 (29.72)
12:26.96 (30.00) 12:56.87 (29.91)
13:27.12 (30.25) 13:57.21 (30.09)
14:27.29 (30.08) 14:57.13 (29.84)
15:27.15 (30.02) 15:57.04 (29.89) 16:25.68 (28.64)
7 Wille, Lauren SO WSU 17:22.53 16:27.80 23
28.01 58.31 (30.30)
1:28.34 (30.03) 1:58.63 (30.29)
2:28.76 (30.13) 2:59.12 (30.36)
3:29.33 (30.21) 3:59.61 (30.28)
4:29.54 (29.93) 4:59.75 (30.21)
5:29.96 (30.21) 5:59.95 (29.99)
6:30.20 (30.25) 7:00.20 (30.00)
7:30.52 (30.32) 8:00.60 (30.08)
8:30.56 (29.96) 9:00.49 (29.93)
9:30.11 (29.62) 9:59.86 (29.75)
10:29.57 (29.71) 10:59.18 (29.61)
11:29.11 (29.93) 11:59.02 (29.91)
12:28.99 (29.97) 12:58.97 (29.98)
13:28.87 (29.90) 13:58.96 (30.09)
14:29.02 (30.06) 14:59.15 (30.13)
15:29.36 (30.21) 15:59.14 (29.78) 16:27.80 (28.66)
8 Daniell, Cameron SR UTAH 16:26.80 16:30.34 22
27.46 56.78 (29.32)
1:26.60 (29.82) 1:56.41 (29.81)
2:26.56 (30.15) 2:56.89 (30.33)
3:27.21 (30.32) 3:57.46 (30.25)
4:27.87 (30.41) 4:58.07 (30.20)
5:28.22 (30.15) 5:58.43 (30.21)
6:28.56 (30.13) 6:58.89 (30.33)
7:29.00 (30.11) 7:59.15 (30.15)
8:29.15 (30.00) 8:59.47 (30.32)
9:29.85 (30.38) 10:00.19 (30.34)
10:30.41 (30.22) 11:00.81 (30.40)
11:30.88 (30.07) 12:01.19 (30.31)
12:31.46 (30.27) 13:01.52 (30.06)
13:31.54 (30.02) 14:01.49 (29.95)
14:31.58 (30.09) 15:01.62 (30.04)
15:31.50 (29.88) 16:01.36 (29.86) 16:30.34 (28.98)
200 Backstroke
For the third time in her career, Isabelle Stadden is the Pac-12 champion in the 200 backstroke. The Cal senior jumped out to a one-and-a-half-second lead at the halfway point and continued pulling away down the stretch. Stadden has been as fast as 1:49.21 in the 200 back so far this season, making her one of three swimmers to crack 1:50 in the event (along with Florida’s Bella Sims and Tennessee’s Josephine Fuller), and here, she came up just short of getting under 1:50 again.
Stadden posted a time of 1:50.16, which was 2.31 seconds clear of the second-place swimmer, Stanford’s Natalie Mannion, who clocked 1:52.47. Third went to UCLA’s Rosie Murphy in 1:53.13 while Cal added more important points in pursuit of a Pac-12 title as Mia Motekaitis tookfourth in 1:53.60.
Event 17 Women 200 Yard Backstroke
=========================================================================
NCAA: N 1:47.24 3/23/2019 Beata Nelson, Wisconsin
PAC-12: M 1:47.30 2018 Kathleen Baker, CAL
PAC-12 Champ: P 1:47.43 2023 Claire Curzan, STAN
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
=========================================================================
=== A - Final ===
1 Stadden, Isabelle SR CAL 1:52.80 1:50.16 32
25.29 53.07 (27.78)
1:21.33 (28.26) 1:50.16 (28.83)
2 Mannion, Natalie SO STAN 1:52.80 1:52.47 28
26.47 54.71 (28.24)
1:23.30 (28.59) 1:52.47 (29.17)
3 Murphy, Rosie SO UCLA 1:53.45 1:53.13 27
26.44 54.59 (28.15)
1:23.25 (28.66) 1:53.13 (29.88)
4 Motekaitis, Mia GS CAL 1:53.99 1:53.60 26
27.04 55.75 (28.71)
1:24.80 (29.05) 1:53.60 (28.80)
5 Hodges, Macky FR USC 1:54.51 1:54.38 25
26.98 55.79 (28.81)
1:25.17 (29.38) 1:54.38 (29.21)
6 Hay, Norah JR UTAH 1:55.42 1:55.84 24
27.49 56.62 (29.13)
1:26.44 (29.82) 1:55.84 (29.40)
7 Stanfield, Summer GS UTAH 1:56.27 1:55.99 23
27.48 56.94 (29.46)
1:26.69 (29.75) 1:55.99 (29.30)
8 Swain, Kiana SR WSU 1:56.52 1:56.52 22
27.37 56.90 (29.53)
1:26.51 (29.61) 1:56.52 (30.01)
100 Freestyle
The University of Southern California Trojans showed off their depth in the 100 free, with four swimmers qualifying for the A-final while two of them occupied the top-two spots in the final. Freshman Minna Abraham and fifth-year swimmer Vasilissa Buinaia were nearly neck-and-neck throughout the final, with Buinaia ahead by seven hundredths at the halfway point and eight hundredths entering the last lap. But Abraham was just a touch quicker on the way home as she claimed her second individual title this week.
Abraham took the win in 47.69, three hundredths clear of Buinaia’s 47.72. Abraham added to her earlier dominant win in the 200 free. Cal’s Eloise Riley was third in 48.02, just ahead of Stanford’s Amy Tang (48.08), while the Trojans also had Anicka Delgado (fifth, 48.20) and Claire Tuggle (seventh, 48.65) racing in the A-final.
Event 18 Women 100 Yard Freestyle
=========================================================================
NCAA: N 45.56 3/18/2017 Simone Manuel, Stanford
PAC-12: M 46.46 2023 Torri Huske, Stanford
PAC-12 Champ: P 46.35 2019 Abbey Weitzeil, CAL
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
=========================================================================
=== A - Final ===
1 Abraham, Minna FR USC 48.29 47.69 32
10.89 22.98 (12.09)
35.51 (12.53) 47.69 (12.18)
2 Buinaia, Vasilissa GS USC 48.27 47.72 28
10.85 22.91 (12.06)
35.43 (12.52) 47.72 (12.29)
3 Riley, Eloise GS CAL 48.09 48.02 27
11.04 23.02 (11.98)
35.50 (12.48) 48.02 (12.52)
4 Tang, Amy JR STAN 48.05 48.08 26
10.92 23.06 (12.14)
35.71 (12.65) 48.08 (12.37)
5 Delgado, Anicka SR USC 48.42 48.20 25
10.90 23.12 (12.22)
35.75 (12.63) 48.20 (12.45)
6 Johnson, Gigi SO STAN 48.24 48.25 24
10.98 23.13 (12.15)
35.66 (12.53) 48.25 (12.59)
7 Tuggle, Claire SO USC 48.41 48.65 23
11.29 23.62 (12.33)
36.21 (12.59) 48.65 (12.44)
8 Wilson, Kayla SO STAN 48.73 48.68 22
11.22 23.48 (12.26)
36.15 (12.67) 48.68 (12.53)
200 Breaststroke
The 200 breast brought a second consecutive win for USC and a breaststroke sweep for Kaitlyn Dobler, better known for her abilities in the 100-yard race but no slouch in the 200. Dobler received an early challenge from Cal’s Hannah Brunzell, and then Stanford freshman Caroline Bricker, already the winner of the 200 IM and 400 IM at Pac-12s, tried to make a run down the stretch, but Dobler had enough to score the win.
Dobler clocked 2:06.58, just off her season best of 2:06.28, which now ranks sixth in the country after Lydia Jacoby’s win in the event at the Big 12 Championships Saturday evening. Bricker took second in 2:07.20, a bit off her top time of 2:06.85 that ranks eighth nationally, while third went to Washington State’s Emily Lundgren in 2:07.44.
The Trojans’ success in the 100 free combined with Dobler’s win cut Stanford’s advantage over USC for second place to just 11 points, but Cal continued wracking up points for the team competition: the Golden Bears finished fourth, fifth and sixth here with Alicia Henry (2:07.89), Brunzell (2:08.82) and Abby Herscu (2:09.53).
Event 19 Women 200 Yard Breaststroke
=========================================================================
NCAA: N 2:01.87 11/19/2022Kate Douglass, Virginia
PAC-12: M 2:04.75 2009 Rebecca Soni, USC
PAC-12 Champ: P 2:04.75 2009 Rebecca Soni, USC
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
=========================================================================
=== A - Final ===
1 Dobler, Kaitlyn SR USC 2:09.09 2:06.58 32
28.62 1:01.07 (32.45)
1:33.58 (32.51) 2:06.58 (33.00)
2 Bricker, Caroline FR STAN 2:08.84 2:07.20 28
29.78 1:02.24 (32.46)
1:34.70 (32.46) 2:07.20 (32.50)
3 Lundgren, Emily SO WSU 2:10.39 2:07.44 27
29.16 1:01.80 (32.64)
1:34.61 (32.81) 2:07.44 (32.83)
4 Henry, Alicia JR CAL 2:09.52 2:07.89 26
29.47 1:01.76 (32.29)
1:34.67 (32.91) 2:07.89 (33.22)
5 Brunzell, Hannah GS CAL 2:09.76 2:08.82 25
28.90 1:01.11 (32.21)
1:33.99 (32.88) 2:08.82 (34.83)
6 Herscu, Abigail SO CAL 2:09.94 2:09.53 24
30.19 1:03.31 (33.12)
1:36.26 (32.95) 2:09.53 (33.27)
7 Carlson, Eva JR UCLA 2:11.61 2:11.01 23
29.29 1:02.77 (33.48)
1:36.64 (33.87) 2:11.01 (34.37)
8 Jih-Schiff, Ana JR UCLA 2:11.87 2:12.67 22
29.32 1:02.32 (33.00)
1:36.87 (34.55) 2:12.67 (35.80)
200 Butterfly
At the end of a back-and-forth final of the 200 fly, Cal’s Rachel Klinker had enough in the tank to finish off a victory in her last conference-championship race. Klinker, in the midst of a breakout season after she placed fourth in the 200-meter fly at the World Championships two-and-a-half weeks ago, trailed Arizona State’s Lindsay Looney and Stanford’s Lillie Nordmann early on but took over on the second 50 and never looked back.
Klinker got to the wall in 1:51.74, four tenths clear of Looney’s 1:52.14, with Nordmann finishing third in 1:52.38. Klinker now ranks fifth in the country, trailing Virginia’s Alex Walsh, the Texas duo of Emma Sticklen and Kelly Pash and Florida’s Bella Sims. Looney moved up to seventh in the national rankings while Nordmann is eighth.
Notably, Stanford had three swimmers in the A-final, with Charlotte Hook placing third in 1:53.23, a time that would have been good enough for a spot in the A-final at last year’s NCAAs, while Lucy Bell was seventh (1:54.75), giving the Cardinal an edge against USC in the battle for second place in the team race. But with Klinker and Leah Polonsky (fifth, 1:54.25) in the A-final, Cal cannot be beaten.
Event 20 Women 200 Yard Butterfly
=========================================================================
NCAA: N 1:49.16 2/23/2024 Alex Walsh, Virginia
PAC-12: M 1:49.51 2018 Ella Eastin, Stanford
PAC-12 Champ: P 1:49.51 2018 Ella Eastin, Stanford
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
=========================================================================
=== A - Final ===
1 Klinker, Rachel GS CAL 1:53.51 1:51.74 32
25.59 53.28 (27.69)
1:22.03 (28.75) 1:51.74 (29.71)
2 Looney, Lindsay SR ASU 1:53.37 1:52.14 28
25.23 53.49 (28.26)
1:22.34 (28.85) 1:52.14 (29.80)
3 Nordmann, Lillie JR STAN 1:54.64 1:52.38 27
25.32 53.53 (28.21)
1:22.62 (29.09) 1:52.38 (29.76)
4 Hook, Charlotte SO STAN 1:53.97 1:53.23 26
25.87 54.54 (28.67)
1:23.95 (29.41) 1:53.23 (29.28)
5 Polonsky, Leah JR CAL 1:55.56 1:54.25 25
25.56 54.46 (28.90)
1:23.71 (29.25) 1:54.25 (30.54)
6 Heimstead, Julia SR ARIZ 1:54.92 1:54.57 24
25.48 54.18 (28.70)
1:23.66 (29.48) 1:54.57 (30.91)
7 Bell, Lucy SO STAN 1:55.00 1:54.75 23
25.68 54.54 (28.86)
1:24.24 (29.70) 1:54.75 (30.51)
8 Hathazi, Dori SO WSU 1:55.55 1:54.87 22
26.04 55.06 (29.02)
1:25.22 (30.16) 1:54.87 (29.65)
Platform Diving
USC fifth-year Nike Agunbiade was victorious on the platform with a final score of 353.60, leaving USC’s Eden Cheng in second place at 323.75. The Trojans made it a 1-3 finish as Lilia Castanon took third (286.35), providing a big infusion of points that will make a difference in USC’s quest to overtake Stanford for second place in the team competition.
Event 9 Women Platform Diving
=========================================================================
NCAA: N 396.75 3/23/2013 Haley Ishimatsu, USC
PAC-12: M 383.35 2021 Delaney Schnell, ARIZ
PAC-12 Champ: P 383.35 2021 Delaney Schnell, ARIZ-AZ
Name Year School Prelims Finals Points
=========================================================================
=== A - Final ===
1 Agunbiade, Nike GS USC 291.75 353.60 32
2 Cheng, Eden SO UCLA 325.50 323.75 28
3 Castanon, Lilia FR USC 242.35 286.35 27
4 Waxman, Holly JR UTAH 259.30 276.05 26
5 Trueb, Savana GS UCLA 253.50 258.35 25
6 Moore, Emilie SO STAN 235.80 246.60 24
7 Grant, Kathryn SO UTAH 266.30 240.60 23
8 Volpintesta, Farrah SR USC 236.15 227.00 22
400 Freestyle Relay
The battle for second place overall between USC and Stanford came down to the final relay, and in a stunning finish decided by just two hundredths, the Trojans got to the wall first.
Early on in the top heat of the 400 free relay, USC had the lead thanks to veterans Vasilissa Buinaia and Anicka Delgado, but Claire Tuggle could not keep pace on the third leg as Stanford’s Gigi Johnson split 47.49 to give the Cardinal a half-second lead entering the anchor leg. But then, USC freshman Minna Abraham had a surge left. Already the winner of the 200 free Friday evening and the 100 free earlier Friday, Abraham split 46.82 to chase down Stanford’s Amy Tang and reach the wall ahead.
USC’s quartet clocked 3:11.09, with Stanford’s team, which included Anna Shaw and Lillie Nordmann proceeding Johnson and Tang, went 3:11.11. That gave USC 64 points and Stanford 56, a 16-point swing that provided the Trojans with enough points to move ahead of Stanford in the team standings by eight points and secure the second-place trophy.
Third in the race went to Cal, with Eloise Riley, Leah Polonsky, Isabelle Stadden and Mia Motekaitis combining for a time of 3:12.27. Stadden split 47.81 for Cal to briefly move into second place, but the results here would not matter as Cal was more than 100 points clear of any other team entering the final event.
Event 21 Women 400 Yard Freestyle Relay
==================================================================================
NCAA: N 3:05.84 3/18/2022 Virginia
K.. Douglass, A. Walsh, M. Parker, G. Walsh
PAC-12: M 3:06.96 2019 University of California-Berk
I. Ivey, K. McLaughlin, A. Bilquist, A. Weitzeil
PAC-12 Champ: P 3:07.41 2019 University of California-Berk
R Neumann, K McLaughlin, A Bilquist, A Weitzeil
School Seed Finals Points
==================================================================================
1 USC 'A' 3:10.37 3:11.09 64
1) Buinaia, Vasilissa GS 2) Delgado, Anicka SR
3) Tuggle, Claire SO 4) Abraham, Minna FR
23.21 48.20 (48.20)
1:11.15 (22.95) 1:36.02 (47.82)
1:59.11 (23.09) 2:24.27 (48.25)
2:46.53 (22.26) 3:11.09 (46.82)
2 STAN 'A' 3:12.57 3:11.11 56
1) Shaw, Anna JR 2) Nordmann, Lillie JR
3) Johnson, Gigi SO 4) Tang, Amy JR
23.39 48.68 (48.68)
1:11.66 (22.98) 1:36.24 (47.56)
1:58.68 (22.44) 2:23.73 (47.49)
2:46.32 (22.59) 3:11.11 (47.38)
3 CAL 'A' 3:13.49 3:12.27 54
1) Riley, Eloise GS 2) Polonsky, Leah JR
3) Stadden, Isabelle SR 4) Motekaitis, Mia GS
23.07 48.12 (48.12)
1:10.91 (22.79) 1:36.40 (48.28)
1:58.75 (22.35) 2:24.21 (47.81)
2:47.15 (22.94) 3:12.27 (48.06)
4 ASU 'A' 3:15.04 3:14.89 52
1) Milligan, Erin JR 2) Maluka, Ieva SO
3) Looney, Lindsay SR 4) Batchelor, Molly SR
23.49 49.12 (49.12)
1:12.21 (23.09) 1:37.33 (48.21)
2:00.52 (23.19) 2:25.81 (48.48)
2:49.19 (23.38) 3:14.89 (49.08)
5 UCLA 'A' 3:16.01 3:14.91 50
1) Schaffer, Brooke GS 2) Guvenc, Gizem JR
3) Bennetts, Sarah FR 4) Wilson, Maya SR
23.13 48.85 (48.85)
1:12.03 (23.18) 1:37.69 (48.84)
2:00.74 (23.05) 2:27.06 (49.37)
2:49.97 (22.91) 3:14.91 (47.85)
6 ARIZ 'A' 3:15.82 3:16.53 48
1) Heimstead, Julia SR 2) Wozniak, Julia SO
3) Lindsay, Tia SR 4) Burt, Maddy SR
23.88 48.74 (48.74)
1:12.14 (23.40) 1:37.84 (49.10)
2:01.27 (23.43) 2:26.88 (49.04)
2:50.22 (23.34) 3:16.53 (49.65)
7 WSU 'A' 3:20.46 3:20.43 46
1) Hathazi, Dori SO 2) Krew, Sam JR
3) Szimcsak, Mira FR 4) Duran, Selena JR
24.17 50.04 (50.04)
1:14.02 (23.98) 1:40.30 (50.26)
2:04.60 (24.30) 2:30.57 (50.27)
2:54.30 (23.73) 3:20.43 (49.86)
8 UTAH 'A' 3:19.30 3:22.47 44
1) Cathcart, Reagan SR 2) Woznick, Madeline GS
3) Hay, Norah JR 4) Stanfield, Summer GS
24.22 51.35 (51.35)
1:15.13 (23.78) 1:41.82 (50.47)
2:05.95 (24.13) 2:32.24 (50.42)
2:56.35 (24.11) 3:22.47 (50.23)
.jpg "Pac-12 Swimming - logo"){kind=logo}
- 2019 WOMEN'S FULL RESULTS
- 2019 MEN'S FULL RESULTS
- 2020 WOMEN'S FULL RESULTS
- 2020 MEN'S FULL RESULTS
- 2021 WOMEN'S FULL RESULTS
- 2021 MEN'S RESULTS - DAY 1
- 2021 MEN'S RESULTS - DAY 2
- 2021 MEN'S RESULTS - DAY 3
- 2021 MEN'S RESULTS - DAY 4
- 2022 WOMEN'S FULL RESULTS
- 2022 MEN'S FULL RESULTS
- 2023 WOMEN'S FULL RESULTS
- 2023 MEN'S FULL RESULTS
- 2024 WOMEN'S FULL RESULTS