2019 NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships explained

2019 NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships
Hostcity: Austin, Texas
Dates:March 20–23, 2019
Venues:Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center
University of Texas at Austin
Previous:2018
Next:2020

The 2019 NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships were contested from March 20–23, 2019 at the Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center at University of Texas at Austin in Austin, Texas at the 38th annual NCAA-sanctioned swim meet to determine the team and individual national champions of Division I women's collegiate swimming and diving in the United States.[1]

Team standings

Rank Team Points
Stanford (DC)456.5
California419
Michigan314
Louisville235
Texas (H)190.5
Virginia188
NC State187.5
Tennessee185
Indiana179
USC159

Swimming Results

50 freestyleAbbey Weitzeil
California
21.02Erika Brown
Tennessee
21.23Mallory Comerford
Louisville
21.49
100 freestyleMallory Comerford
Louisville
46.20Anna Hopkin
Arkansas
46.56Siobhán Haughey
Michigan
46.64
200 freestyleMallory Comerford
Louisville
1:40.26Taylor Ruck
Stanford
1:40.37Siobhán Haughey
Michigan
1:40.70
500 freestyleBrooke Forde
Stanford
4:31.34Paige Madden
Virginia
4:32.98Mackenzie Padington
Minnesota
4:35.21
1650 freestyleAlly McHugh
Penn State
15:39.22Molly Kowal
Ohio State
15:44.61Mackenzie Padington
Minnesota
15:47.16
100 backstrokeBeata Nelson
Wisconsin
49.18Amy Bilquist
California
50.05Taylor Ruck
Stanford
50.34
200 backstrokeBeata Nelson
Wisconsin
1:47.24Taylor Ruck
Stanford
1:47.59Asia Seidt
Kentucky
1:48.65
100 breaststrokeLilly King
Indiana
55.73Delaney Duncan
Eastern Michigan
57.83Sophie Hansson
NC State
57.90
200 breaststrokeLilly King
Indiana
2:02.90Sydney Pickrem
Texas A&M
2:03.65Sophie Hansson
NC State
2:06.18
100 butterflyLouise Hansson
USC
49.26Maggie MacNeil
Michigan
49.66Katie McLaughlin
California
49.97
200 butterflyLouise Hansson
USC
1:50.28Ella Eastin
Stanford
1:50.46Grace Oglesby
Louisville
1:50.80
200 IMBeata Nelson
Wisconsin
1:50.79Ella Eastin
Stanford
1:51.81Sydney Pickrem
Texas A&M
1:51.84
400 IMElla Eastin
Stanford
3:57.03Sydney Pickrem
Texas A&M
3:58.23Brooke Forde
Stanford
3:59.26
200 freestyle relayCalifornia
Maddie Murphy (21.82)
Katie McLaughlin (21.37)
Amy Bilquist (20.87)
Abbey Weitzeil (20.49)
1:24.55Michigan
Maggie MacNeil (21.57)
Catie DeLoof (21.59)
Siobhán Haughey (21.44)
Daria Pyshnenko (21.65)
1:26.25Stanford
Taylor Ruck (21.73)
Lauren Pitzer (21.66)
Amalie Fackenthal (21.45)
Anya Goeders (21.66)
1:26.50
400 freestyle relayCalifornia
Isabel Ivey (47.79)
Katie McLaughlin (46.62)
Amy Bilquist (46.48)
Abbey Weitzeil (46.07)
3:06.96Michigan
Maggie MacNeil (47.04)
Siobhán Haughey (46.44)
Catie DeLoof (46.91)
Daria Pyshnenko (47.68)
3:08.07Stanford
Lauren Pitzer (48.29)
Ella Eastin (47.54)
Amalie Fackenthal (48.25)
Taylor Ruck (45.65)
3:09.73
800 freestyle relayStanford
Katie Drabot (1:43.99)
Ella Eastin (1:41.03)
Taylor Ruck (1:39.83)
Brooke Forde (1:42.37)
6:47.22California
Robin Neumann (1:42.94)
Isabel Ivey (1:43.78)
Katie McLaughlin (1:41.64)
Amy Bilquist (1:42.33)
6:50.12USC
Louise Hansson (1:41.93)
Laticia Transom (1:43.61)
Tatum Wade (1:43.00)
Kirsten Vose (1:43.57)
6:52.13
200 medley relayTennessee
Meghan Small (24.03)
Nikol Popov (26.51)
Maddy Banic (22.58)
Erika Brown (20.98)
1:34.10California
Isabel Ivey (24.07)
Ema Rajic (27.28)
Maddie Murphy (22.63)
Abbey Weitzeil (20.45)
1:34.43NC State
Elise Haan (23.90)
Sophie Hansson (26.64)
Kylee Alons (22.94)
Ky-lee Perry (21.32)
1:34.80
400 medley relayCalifornia
Amy Bilquist (50.84)
Ema Rajic (58.53)
Katie McLaughlin (50.00)
Abbey Weitzeil (45.87)
3:25.24Indiana
Morgan Scott (52.19)
Lilly King (55.67)
Christine Jensen (51.47)
Shelby Koontz (47.63)
3:26.09Michigan
Taylor Garcia (52.50)
Miranda Tucker (58.14)
Maggie MacNeil (50.34)
Siobhán Haughey (46.81)
3:27.49

See also

Notes and References

  1. Web site: 2019 NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships. Athletics at the University of Texas at Austin. May 16, 2019.
  2. Web site: NCAA Men's Division I Swimming and Diving Championship. National Collegiate Athletic Association. May 16, 2019.