By Madeline Folsom on SwimSwam
The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) has released their October Division I Men’s and Women’s Top-25 National Rankings, and the Virginia women and Texas men remain on top of the polls as unanimous first-place selections.
Women
There was some shifting on the women’s side with Texas, Indiana, Michigan, Cal, and Louisville all moving up as Stanford dropped from #2 in the preseason polls to tied for #8 after the first month of the season.
Texas jumped up to 2nd while Indiana moved up to 3rd after ranking 5th behind Tennessee in the pre-season poll. Tennessee will stay in 4th while Michigan moved up to 5th, Cal moved to 6th, and Louisville moved up to 7th.
Virginia Tech and Kentucky also earned spots in the top-25 after being unranked in the preseason.
Women’s Poll
Rank Prev. Team Pts 1 1 Virginia 250 2 3 Texas 237 3 5 Indiana 230 4 4 Tennessee 221 5 6 Michigan 205 6 7 California 201 7 8 Louisville 192 T-8 2 Stanford 177 T-8 9 NC State 177 10 11 Ohio State 155 11 12 Georgia 152 12 14 Wisconsin 130 13 10 Florida 129 14 15 Alabama 119 15 16 North Carolina 95 16 18 Arizona State 90 17 17 LSU 89 18 13 USC 88 19 19 Auburn 75 20 20 South Carolina 67 21 21 Duke 53 22 24 Minnesota 40 23 NR Virginia Tech 26 24 22 Arizona 21 25 NR Kentucky 17Also Receiving Votes: Arkansas (9), Northwestern (3), SMU (1), Notre Dame (1)
Women’s Poll Committee: Canaan Campbell (Evansville), Ashley Dell (UIC), Brooks Fail (USC), Christian Hanselmann (BYU), Naya Higashijima (New Mexico), Dan Kesler (NC State), Nathan Lavery (Drexel), Brody Lewis (Cal), Tylor Mathieu (South Carolina) and Milana Socha (Dartmouth)
Men
The top two teams remained the same in the men’s poll with Texas holding down the top spot and Indiana remaining in 2nd.
The Cal men jumped up a spot to tie for 3rd with Florida in the rankings, and Arizona State also moved up to 5th overall, passing Tennessee, who dropped to 6th.
Louisville also made their way into the top 10 at 9th overall after ranking 12th in the preseason poll.
Navy, Notre Dame, and Arizona also moved into the polls at 20th, 23rd, and 25th overall.
Men’s Poll
Rank Prev. Team Pts 1 1 Texas 250 2 2 Indiana 234 T-3 4 California 225 T-3 3 Florida 225 5 6 Arizona State 211 6 5 Tennessee 199 7 7 NC State 192 8 10 Virginia 179 9 12 Louisville 164 10 T-8 Stanford 160 11 T-8 Michigan 136 12 11 Virginia Tech 134 13 15 Georgia 132 14 17 Auburn 117 15 18 Alabama 103 16 20 Kentucky 97 17 16 Northwestern 93 18 14 LSU 65 19 19 North Carolina 62 T-20 NR Navy 55 T-20 13 Ohio State 55 T-20 25 USC 55 23 RV Notre Dame 32 24 21 SMU 21 25 RV Arizona 15Also Receiving Votes: Missouri (14), Purdue (8), Florida State (6), Georgia Tech (5), Wisconsin (4), Princeton (2)
Men’s Poll Committee: Cauli Bedran (Kentucky), Jim Bolster (Columbia), James Bretscher (Purdue), Ethan Curl (Ohio University), Reed Fujan (Virginia), Mike Joyce (Georgia), Jack Little (Arizona State), Erik Posegay (Texas), Bill Roberts (Navy) and Neal Studd (Florida State)
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