By Madeline Folsom on SwimSwam
The Colleges Swimming and Diving Coaches Association (CSCAA) has released December dual meet polls, the last edition for the 2025 calendar year, and the Virginia women maintain their stranglehold of the top spot with 425 points.
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October NovemberSince last month’s polls, the UVA women have swum three dual meets (at the CSCAA Dual Meet Tournament), all three of which they won in dominant fashion.
In the first meet of the tournament they came up against the ASU women, and they scored 30 points to ASU’s 10 at the meet. The first dual meet saw some off events from the Cavalier women, but they still dominated the score, winning every event except the women’s 100 fly, which went to Julia Ullmann from the Sun Devils.
The 2nd meet of the tournament between Virginia and Michigan saw some of the fastest swims in the NCAA this season as the Cavalier women nearly shut out Michigan, scoring 43 points to the Wolverine’s 1.
Anna Moesch was the headliner of the meet with two massive freestyle times, winning the 100 free in 45.98 and the 200 free in 1:40.25. Both swims currently lead the country this season.
The Dual Meet Tournament ended with Virginia coming out on top of Michigan again, 40 to 16. This time they were led by Claire Curzan, who set a nation leading time in the 100 back (49.12) and the 2nd fastest time in the country in the 100 fly (49.68).
The Texas women maintained their position in 2nd, bringing in 407 points to come in almost 30 points ahead of Stanford, who moved back into 3rd overall.
Michigan and Tennessee both saw huge jumps up the leaderboard with Michigan moving up three spots to go from 7th to 4th and Tennessee jumping four from 9th to 5th with both teams finding their way into the top five.
Louisville, Cal, NC State, and Florida all dropped in rankings to sit 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th respectively while Indiana stayed steady in 10th to round out the top 10 teams.
Northwestern and Pittsburgh both made their way onto the rankings for the first time this season at 21s and tied for 24th respectively.
Rk Prv Team Points Record 1 1 Virginia 425 5-0 2 2 Texas 407 2-0 3 4 Stanford 378 2-0 4 7 Michigan 354 6-0* 5 9 Tennessee 353 3-4 6 3 Louisville 349 4-0 7 6 California 330 1-1 8 5 NC State 317 3-0 9 7 Florida 295 3-1 10 10 Indiana 275 5-1 11 12 Southern California 251 4-1 12 11 Louisiana State 237 8-0 13 13 Auburn 198 3-3 14 14 Ohio State 192 1-1 15 17 Wisconsin 190 4-1 16 16 Alabama 165 2-2 17 15 South Carolina 153 4-1 18 18 Georgia 143 2-3 19 18 Arizona State 141 1-5-1 20 20 Duke 109 5-1 21 21 North Carolina 85 1-3 22 NR Northwestern 40 2-3 23 21 Minnesota 35 5-2 24 23 Arizona 31 3-2 24 NR Pittsburgh 31 6-1Also Receiving Votes: Texas A&M (25), Princeton (12), Missouri (2), UCLA (1), Rice (1)
*Michigan’s Record is listed as 6 – 0 on the CSCAA Dual Meet rankings, but their Dual Meet Tournament record is not factored in where it is for the other teams. Their updated record should be 8-2.
Women’s Poll Committee
Canaan Campbell (Tulane), Sarah Collins (Tennessee), Catie DeLoof (Alabama), Ashley Dell (Illinois-Chicago), Brooks Fail (Southern Cal), Daniel Graber (Duke), Naya Higashijima (New Mexico), Zach Hinsley (Miami (FL)), Margaret Howe (Northwestern), Nathan Lavery (Drexel), Brody Lewis (Utah), Tylor Mathieu (South Carolina), Zach Mertens (Minnesota), Athena Miller (Florida State), Milana Socha (Dartmouth), Lauren Sullivan (Arizona), Graydon Tedder (Texas Christian).
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