2024 NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships explained

2024 NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships
Hostcity: Athens, Georgia
Dates:March 20–23, 2024
Venues:Gabrielsen Natatorium
University of Georgia
Previous:2023
Next:2025

The 2024 NCAA Division I Women's Swimming and Diving Championships took place March 20–23, 2024 at the 42nd 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.

The meet was hosted by the University of Georgia at the Gabrielsen Natatorium in Athens, Georgia.[1]

The University of Virginia won for the fourth consecutive year. The Cavaliers are the third program ever to win four years in a row.[2]

Team standings

Rank Team Points
Virginia (DC)527.5
Texas441
Florida364
4 Tennessee277
5 Stanford250
6 Louisville212
7 Indiana206
8 Southern California200
9 Ohio State162
NC State

Swimming results

Full results:[3]

50 freestyleGretchen Walsh
Virginia
20.37Katharine Berkoff
NC State
21.09Jasmine Nocentini
Virginia
21.10
100 freestyleGretchen Walsh
Virginia
44.83Katharine Berkoff
NC State
46.23Isabel Ivey
Florida
46.67
200 freestyleBella Sims
Florida
1:40.90Anna Peplowski
Indiana
1:40.97Minna Abraham
Southern California
1:41.96
500 freestyle Bella Sims
Florida
4:32.47Emma Weyant
Florida
4:33.70Anna Peplowski
Indiana
4:34.06
1650 freestyleAbby McCulloh
Georgia
15:37.74Aurora Roghair
Stanford
15:41.11Ching Hwee Gan
Indiana
15:46.90
100 backstrokeKatharine Berkoff
NC State
48.55Isabelle Stadden
California
50.47Kennedy Noble
NC State
50.54
200 backstrokePhoebe Bacon
Wisconsin
1:48.23Kennedy Noble
NC State
1:48.43Bella Sims
Florida
1:48.47
100 breaststrokeJasmine Nocentini
Virginia
56.09Mona McSharry
Tennessee
56.64Kaitlyn Dobler
Southern California
56.67
200 breaststrokeAlex Walsh
Virginia
2:02.07Mona McSharry
Tennessee
2:04.07Ella Nelson
Virginia
2:04.80
100 butterflyGretchen Walsh
Virginia
47.42Emma Sticklen
Texas
49.70Olivia Bray
Texas
50.52
200 butterflyEmma Sticklen
Texas
1:50.99Kelly Pash
Texas
1:51.57Rachel Klinker
California
1:51.62
200 IMAlex Walsh
Virginia
1:49.20Isabel Ivey
Florida
1:51.96Josephine Fuller
Tennessee
1:52.04
400 IMAlex Walsh
Virginia
3:55.97Emma Weyant
Florida
3:59.00Lucy Bell
Stanford
4:01.23
200 freestyle relayVirginia
Jasmine Nocentini (21.26)
Gretchen Walsh (20.23)
Alex Walsh (21.23)
Maxine Parker (21.33)
1:24.05Louisville
Gabi Albiero (21.77)
Christiana Regenauer (21.11)
Julia Dennis (21.17)
Ella Welch (21.42)
1:25.47Texas
Grace Cooper (21.92)
Ava Longi (21.31)
Emma Sticklen (21.35)
Kelly Pash (21.59)
1:26.17
400 freestyle relayVirginia
Jasmine Nocentini (47.06)
Alex Walsh (46.54)
Gretchen Walsh (45.17)
Maxine Parker (47.12)
3:05.89Florida
Bella Sims (47.01)
Isabel Ivey (46.26)
Lainy Kruger (48.45)
Micayla Cronk (46.88)
3:08.60Louisville
Christiana Regenauer (47.51)
Gabi Albiero (47.16)
Julia Dennis (47.24)
Lucy Mehraban (47.17)
3:09.08
800 freestyle relayFlorida
Bella Sims (1:41.03)
Isabel Ivey (1:41.64)
Emma Weyant (1:42.90)
Micayla Cronk (1:43.02)
6:48.59Tennessee
Brooklyn Douthwright (1:42.45)
Camille Spink (1:42.08)
Julia Mrozinski (1:43.81)
Josephine Fuller (1:42.48)
6:50.82Stanford
Aurora Roghair (1:42.82)
Lillie Nordmann (1:42.32)
Natalie Mannion (1:43.75)
Kayla Wilson (1:42.28)
6:51.17
200 medley relayVirginia
Gretchen Walsh (22.10)
Jasmine Nocentini (25.72)
Carly Novelline (22.38)
Maxine Parker (21.38)
1:31.58Ohio State
Nyah Funderburke (23.44)
Hannah Bach (25.68)
Katherine Zenick (22.33)
Teresa Ivan (21.64)
1:33.09Florida
Aris Runnels (23.82)
Molly Mayne (26.71)
Olivia Peoples (22.42)
Micayla Cronk (21.35)
1:34.30
400 medley relayVirginia
Gretchen Walsh (48.26)
Jasmine Nocentini (56.34)
Alex Walsh (49.15)
Maxine Parker (47.26)
3:21.01Texas
Berit Berglund (51.51)
Anna Elendt (56.98)
Emma Sticklen (49.67)
Kelly Pash (46.76)
3:24.92Tennessee
Josephine Fuller (50.22)
Mona McSharry (56.80)
Sara Stotler (51.95)
Camille Spink (46.42)
3:25.39

Diving results

1 m divingAranza Vázquez
North Carolina
350.50Hailey Hernandez
Texas
326.20Nike Agunbiade
Southern California
319.50
3 m divingAranza Vázquez
North Carolina
350.50Anne Fowler
Indiana
342.45Hailey Hernandez
Texas
342.15
Platform divingViviana Del Angel
Minnesota
327.90Montserrat Lavenant
LSU
304.70Jordan Skilken
Texas
293.60

See also

Notes and References

  1. Web site: NCAA Announces Championship Host Cities From 2023-2026. SwimSwam. Swimswam.com. March 21, 2024.
  2. Web site: Virginia wins 2024 NCAA DI women's swimming & diving championships . NCAA . 11 May 2024 . March 23, 2024.
  3. https://swimmeetresults.tech/NCAA-Division-I-Women-2024/