Swimming and Diving Climb in National Rankings
December 17, 2010 | Swimming & Diving
Dec. 17, 2010
The University of Louisville men's and women's swimming and diving teams are both ranked in the top 25 national poll. The Cardinal men are ranked No. 18 and the women are at No. 17.
There was no change at the top of the latest TYR / CSCAA Division I Swimming & Diving Polls. The defending men's NCAA Champion University of Texas maintained their top spot while Stanford University continued to lead the women's poll.
The USC men made the biggest gain, moving up six spots while Louisville and the Ohio State University moved up three spaces in the women's poll. In all, 68 women's and 56 men's teams garnered votes from members of the College Swimming Coaches Association of America. The next poll will be released January 17, 2010.
Men's Team Rankings 1. Texas 769, 2. Arizona 720, 3. Stanford 705, 4. California-Berkeley 691, 5. Florida 657, 6. Auburn 605, 7. Ohio State 557, 8. Michigan 555, 9. Southern California 515, 10. Virginia 507, 11. Georgia 460, 12. North Carolina 432, 13. Minnesota 410, 14. Indiana 396, 15. Tennessee 289, 16. UNLV 281, 17. Alabama 256, 18. Louisville 250, 19. Florida State 240, 20. Texas A&M 186, 21. Purdue 138, 22. Iowa 121, 23. Louisiana State 120, 23. South Carolina 45, 25. Princeton 40
Women's Team Rankings 1. Stanford 1043, 2. Georgia 991, 3. Texas 893, 4. California-Berkeley 890, 5. Southern Cal 874, 6. Florida 873, 7. Arizona 846, 8. Texas A&M 754, 9. Virginia 657, 10. Auburn 655, 11. North Carolina 588, 12. Tennessee 553, 13. Minnesota 551, 14. Indiana 479, 15. Michigan 402, 16. Wisconsin 349, 17. Louisville 317, 18. Ohio State 223, 19. Purdue 207, 20. Southern Methodist 201, 21. Louisiana State 195, 22. UCLA 192, 23. San Diego State 157, 24. Arkansas 156, 25. Florida State 154,
