03-22-2025, 09:43 PM
Stanford 2nd at NCAAs after massively outperforming expectations. Tremendous performance by the Card! And many of Stanford's current stars -- other than Torri Huske -- were not as highly recruited as the top swimmers on other teams. I'm thinking of Lucy Bell (200 BR winner), Caroline Bricker (400 IM winner), and Aurora Roghair (runner up in 1650 and 500). Big props to the team.
1. Virginia 544 2. Stanford 417
3. Texas 394 4. Indiana 312
5. Tennessee 298 6. Florida 232
7. Louisville 209.5 8. California 202.5
9. Michigan 196 10. NC State 164
Based on qualifying times and diving scores, Texas was expected to score 114 points more than Stanford.
In a story written before tonight's finals:
(https://swimswam.com/2025-ncaa-womens-ch...-the-edge/)
"Coming into the meet, Texas had a substantial psych sheet advantage over Stanford. We scored out the swimming psych sheet and had Texas projected to place second behind Virginia with 390.5 points. Stanford was seeded fourth with 333. At the conclusion of the Zone diving meets two weeks later, we scored the diving psych sheets and found that Texas was in position to add another 58.5 points on the boards, while Stanford projected to score 2.
Texas – 449
Stanford – 335
1. Virginia 544 2. Stanford 417
3. Texas 394 4. Indiana 312
5. Tennessee 298 6. Florida 232
7. Louisville 209.5 8. California 202.5
9. Michigan 196 10. NC State 164
Based on qualifying times and diving scores, Texas was expected to score 114 points more than Stanford.
In a story written before tonight's finals:
(https://swimswam.com/2025-ncaa-womens-ch...-the-edge/)
"Coming into the meet, Texas had a substantial psych sheet advantage over Stanford. We scored out the swimming psych sheet and had Texas projected to place second behind Virginia with 390.5 points. Stanford was seeded fourth with 333. At the conclusion of the Zone diving meets two weeks later, we scored the diving psych sheets and found that Texas was in position to add another 58.5 points on the boards, while Stanford projected to score 2.
Texas – 449
Stanford – 335
