University of Louisville
Women's NCAA Championships
Women's Swimming Has Best NCAA Finish Ever
March 22, 2014 | Swimming & Diving
March 22, 2014
The University of Louisville women's swimming and diving team scored twice more and posted the highest team finish in school history at the 2014 NCAA Women's Swimming and Diving Championships in Minneapolis on the campus of the University of Minnesota.
The Cardinals finished 15th as a team after three days of competition. Georgia won the national crown.
In Saturday night's events, Louisville sophomore Kelsi Worrell set a new school record and All American status with a 1:53.63 in the 200-fly. She finished fourth in the championship heat with Cammile Adams of Texas posting the winning time of 1:52.25.
Tanja Kylliainen was in the consols of the 200-fly and almost chased down the leader, finishing second in the heat and 10th overall with a time of 1:54.84. Only .23 of a second separated the top three racers in a thrilling home stretch.
Women - Team Rankings - Through Event 21
1. Georgia 528 2. Stanford 402.5 3. California 386 4. Texas A&M 336 5. Southern Cal 252 6. Florida 239 7. Tennessee 223 8. Arizona 156 9. Texas 144 10. Minnesota 136.5 11. Virginia 123 12. Indiana 118 13. Wisconsin 78 14. Auburn 62 15. Louisville 55 16. NC State 48 16. Notre Dame 48 18. Penn St 42 19. UNC 41 20. So. Methodist 39 21. Univ of Miami 38 21. UCLA 38 23. Kentucky 36 24. Virginia Tech 34 25. Purdue 33 26. Wis - Milwaukee 29 27. Univ of Massachussetts 28 27. San Diego St 28 29. Univ of Utah 24 30. Michigan 23 30. Florida St 23 32. Southern Illinois 22 32. Florida Gulf 22 34. Denver 21 35. Ucsb 18 36. Lsu 17 37. Missouri 16 38. Illinois State 15 39. Alabama 13 40. Princeton 12 41. Ohio St 8 41. Arizona St 8 43. Liberty 7 43. Oregon St 7 45. Unlv 6 45. Towson 6 47. Fresno State 4 47. Florida Int'l 4 49. Univ of Houston 3 50. Kansas 2 51. Rutgers 1 51. Duke 1 51. Nevada 1
