2023 NCAA DIVISION I WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPS: DAY 2 SCORING ANALYSIS

2023 NCAA WOMEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS

• March 15-18, 2023
• Allan Jones Aquatic Center–Knoxville, Tennessee
• SCY (25 yards)
• Meet Central
• Psych Sheets
• Live Results
• Live Stream
• SwimSwam Preview Index
• Pick ’em Contest

At the end of day 2 of the 2023 NCAA Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships, Virginia remains ahead of the field in the team scoring with 208.5 points – 46.5 points ahead of Texas. That margin is only slightly smaller than the 53.25 margin the team was predicted to have, without the consideration of diving events, based on the psych sheets. Texas, for their part, has reduced the predicted margin by 7 points, with the inclusion of diving, scoring 162 points. However, with the final margin predicted to exceed 70 points, the Texas women need to step up and hope Virginia loses serious momentum via relay DQs if they wish to keep their title hopes alive. 

Louisville had a strong day to move up to 3rd in the team race with 117 points, adding 63 points on to their total from yesterday. Stanford also moved up, thanks in part to the efforts of Torri Huske in the 200 IM and their 200 freestyle relay finishing 2nd. The team now has a total of 106 points, placing themselves back into the top 3 conversation. However, the Cardinal will need their swimmers to step up as Huske was the team’s only individual A-finalist today. Ohio State also moved into the top 5, largely in part to their strong performance in the 200 freestyle relay where the team finished 4th. 

OVER/UNDER SEEDINGS: 500 FREESTYLE

OVER/UNDER SEEDINGS: 200 IM

OVER/UNDER SEEDINGS: 50 FREESTYLE

OVER/UNDER SEEDINGS: 200 FREE RELAY

DAY TWO SEED VS. POINTS SCORED (DAY TWO SCORES ONLY)