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2023 Women’s NCAA Championships: Results & Records Summary

2023 NCAA WOMEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS

The Virginia Cavaliers cruised to a third straight national title at the Women’s NCAA Championships last month, winning 11 of 18 swimming events to amass a total of 541.5 points, 127 clear of runner-up Texas.

UVA was led by senior Kate Douglass, who swept her individual events with new NCAA, U.S. Open and American Records in the 200 breaststroke, 100 butterfly, and 200 IM, and the Cavaliers also won all five relays at the event.

Below, find a full summary of the meet’s results, records, top scorers and team results:

2023 WOMEN’S NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS – TOP 3 FINISHERS

Event 1st 2nd 3rd
50 freestyle Maggie MacNeil
LSU
20.79 Gretchen Walsh
Virginia
20.85 Gabi Albiero
Louisville
21.3
100 freestyle Gretchen Walsh
Virginia
45.61 Torri Huske
Stanford
46.46 Maggie MacNeil
LSU
46.58
200 freestyle Taylor Ruck
Stanford
1:42.36 Brooklyn Douthwright
Tennessee
1:42.41 Aimee Canny
Virginia
1:42.50
500 freestyle Kensey McMahon
Alabama
4:36.62 Abby Carlson
Wisconsin
4:36.96 Olivia Bray
Texas
4:37.02
1650 freestyle Kensey McMahon
Alabama
15:43.84 Ching Hwee Gan
Indiana
15:46.28 Paige McKenna
Wisconsin
15:48.71
100 backstroke Gretchen Walsh
Virginia
48.26 Katharine Berkoff
NC State
49.13 Claire Curzan
Stanford
50.08
200 backstroke Claire Curzan
Stanford
1:47.64 Phoebe Bacon
Wisconsin
1:49.28 Isabelle Stadden
California
1:49.38
100 breaststroke Lydia Jacoby
Texas
57.03 Mona McSharry
Tennessee
57.16 Anna Elendt
Texas
57.26
200 breaststroke Kate Douglass
Virginia
2:01.29 Anna Elendt
Texas
2:03.26 Ella Nelson
Virginia
2:04.33
100 butterfly Kate Douglass
Virginia
48.46 Maggie MacNeil
LSU
48.51 Torri Huske
Stanford
48.96
200 butterfly Emma Sticklen
Texas
1:49.95 Alex Walsh
Virginia
1:50.23 Kelly Pash
Texas
1:51.89
200 IM Kate Douglass
Virginia
1:48.37 Torri Huske
Stanford
1:50.06 Alex Walsh
Virginia
1:50.07
400 IM Alex Walsh
Virginia
3:57.24 Ella Nelson
Virginia
3:59.54 Emma Weyant
Florida
4:03.50
200 freestyle relay Virginia
Kate Douglass (21.01)
Gretchen Walsh (20.59)
Lexi Cuomo (21.33)
Maxine Parker (21.58)
1:24.51 Stanford
Torri Huske (21.57)
Claire Curzan (20.98)
Taylor Ruck (21.39)
Amy Tang (21.76)
1:25.70 Louisville
Gabi Albiero (21.62)
Christiana Regenauer (21.23)
Julia Dennis (21.39)
Ella Welch (21.49)
1:25.73
400 freestyle relay Virginia
Kate Douglass (46.37)
Alex Walsh (46.58)
Maxine Parker (47.04)
Gretchen Walsh (45.85)
3:05.84 Stanford
Torri Huske (46.59)
Taylor Ruck (46.74)
Amy Tang (48.36)
Claire Curzan (46.85)
3:08.54 Louisville
Gabi Albiero (47.38)
Christiana Regenauer (47.24)
Julia Dennis (47.49)
Ella Welch (47.46)
3:09.57
800 freestyle relay Virginia
Aimee Canny (1:42.34)
Alex Walsh (1:41.18)
Reilly Tiltmann (1:43.38)
Ella Nelson (1:42.92)
6:49.82 Stanford
Torri Huske (1:41.93)
Taylor Ruck (1:42.23)
Lillie Nordmann (1:44.04)
Kayla Wilson (1:42.22)
6:50.77 Texas
Kelly Pash (1:43.08)
Olivia Bray (1:43.26)
Kyla Leibel (1:44.63)
Erica Sullivan (1:44.58)
6:55.55
200 medley relay Virginia
Gretchen Walsh (22.77)
Alex Walsh (26.30)
Lexi Cuomo (22.10)
Kate Douglass (20.34)
1:31.51 NC State
Katharine Berkoff (22.88)
Heather MacCausland (25.69)
Kylee Alons (22.59)
Abby Arens (21.26)
1:32.96 Texas
Olivia Bray (23.72)
Anna Elendt (25.54)
Emma Sticklen (22.32)
Grace Cooper (21.64)
1:33.22
400 medley relay Virginia
Gretchen Walsh (49.39)
Alex Walsh (56.79)
Kate Douglass (48.94)
Aimee Canny (47.27)
3:22.39 NC State
Katharine Berkoff (50.10)
Heather MacCausland (57.39)
Kylee Alons (49.96)
Abby Arens (47.21)
3:24.66 Texas
Olivia Bray (50.89)
Lydia Jacoby (50.19)
Emma Sticklen (50.19)
Kelly Pash (47.32)
3:25.18

DIVING

Event 1st 2nd 3rd
1 m diving Aranza Vazquez Montano
North Carolina
358.75 Delaney Schnell
Arizona
340.05 Mia Vallee
Miami (Florida)
338.1
3 m diving Aranza Vazquez Montano
North Carolina
385.8 Anne Fowler
Indiana
369.9 Brooke Schultz
Arkansas
364.25
Platform diving Delaney Schnell
Arizona
352.65 Montsserat Levenant
LSU
347 Viviana Del Angel
Minnesota
344.55

RECORD SUMMARY

American Records

  • 200 medley relay – Virginia (G. Walsh, A. Walsh, Cuomo, Douglass), 1:31.51
  • 200 IM – Kate Douglass (Virginia), 1:48.37
  • 100 fly – Kate Douglass (Virginia), 48.46
  • 100 back – Gretchen Walsh (Virginia), 48.26
  • 200 breast – Kate Douglass (Virginia), 2:01.29
  • 400 free relay – Virginia (Douglass, A. Walsh, Parker, G. Walsh), 3:05.84

NCAA Records

  • 200 medley relay – 1:31.51, Virginia (G. Walsh, A. Walsh, Cuomo, Douglass)
  • 200 IM – Kate Douglass (Virginia), 1:48.37
  • 50 free – Maggie MacNeil (LSU), 20.79
  • 100 fly – Kate Douglass (Virginia), 48.46
  • 100 back – Gretchen Walsh (Virginia), 48.26
  • 200 breast – Kate Douglass (Virginia), 2:01.29
  • 400 free relay – Virginia (Douglass, A. Walsh, Parker, G. Walsh), 3:05.84

U.S. Open Records

  • 200 medley relay – 1:31.51, Virginia (G. Walsh, A. Walsh, Cuomo, Douglass)
  • 200 IM – Kate Douglass (Virginia), 1:48.37
  • 50 free – Maggie MacNeil (LSU), 20.79
  • 100 fly – Kate Douglass (Virginia), 48.46
  • 100 back – Gretchen Walsh (Virginia), 48.26
  • 200 breast – Kate Douglass (Virginia), 2:01.29
  • 400 free relay – Virginia (Douglass, A. Walsh, Parker, G. Walsh), 3:05.84

NCAA Championship Records

  • 200 medley relay – 1:31.51, Virginia (G. Walsh, A. Walsh, Cuomo, Douglass)
  • 200 IM – Kate Douglass (Virginia), 1:48.37
  • 50 free – Maggie MacNeil (LSU), 20.79
  • 200 free relay – Virginia (Douglass, G. Walsh, Cuomo, Parker), 1:24.51
  • 100 fly – Kate Douglass (Virginia), 48.46
  • 100 back – Gretchen Walsh (Virginia), 48.26
  • 200 breast – Kate Douglass (Virginia), 2:01.29
  • 200 fly – Emma Sticklen (Texas), 1:49.95
  • 400 free relay – Virginia (Douglass, A. Walsh, Parker, G. Walsh), 3:05.84

TOP POINT SCORERS – SWIMMING

  1. Kate Douglass (Virginia), 60
  2. Gretchen Walsh (Virginia), 57
  3. Maggie MacNeil (LSU) / Alex Walsh (Virginia), 53
  4. Claire Curzan (Stanford), 51
  5. Torri Huske (Stanford), 50
  6. Ella Nelson (Virginia), 48
  7. Emma Sticklen (Texas), 47
  8. Phoebe Bacon (Wisconsin), 46
  9. Katharine Berkoff (NC State) / Gabi Albiero (Louisville), 45

TOP POINT SCORERS – DIVING

  1. Delaney Schnell (Arizona), 52
  2. Aranza Vazquez Montano (UNC), 47
  3. Mia Vallee (Miami FL), 30
  4. Carolina Sculti (USC), 26
  5. Brooke Schultz (South Carolina), 25

FINAL TEAM SCORES

RANK TEAM TOTAL INDIVIDUAL SWIMMING POINTS RELAY POINTS DIVING POINTS SCORING INDIVIDUAL COUNT SCORING RELAY COUNT SCORING DIVING COUNT
1 UVA 541.5 341.5 200 0 27 5 0
2 Texas 414.5 219.5 146 49 16 5 5
3 Stanford 333 183 150 0 17 5 0
4 Louisville 288 140 126 22 14 5 2
5 NC State 263 155 108 0 17 4 0
6 Ohio State 223 94 122 7 10 5 2
7 Indiana 219 102 82 35 12 4 3
8 Tennessee 214 132 82 0 12 4 0
9 Florida 179 78 96 5 11 4 1
10 UNC 152 39 66 47 6 4 3
11 California 137 45 92 0 8 5 0
12 USC 125 31 50 44 4 4 4
13 LSU 112 53 28 31 3 1 2
14 Alabama 111 73 38 0 7 3 0
15 Wisconsin 100 82 18 0 6 1 0
16 Georgia 90.5 59.5 31 0 9 3 0
17 Minnesota 53 13 0 40 1 0 4
18 Arizona 52 0 0 52 0 0 3
19 Kentucky 49 18 14 17 3 1 2
20 VT 46 10 36 0 2 3 0
21 Duke 42 40 2 0 4 1 0
22 Miami (FL) 36 6 0 30 1 0 2
23 Michigan 33 9 24 0 1 4 0
24 Purdue 32 0 0 32 0 0 4
25 Texas A&M 26 16 1 9 2 1 3
26 South Carolina 25 0 0 25 0 0 2
27 Arizona State 19 19 0 0 2 0 0
28 Arkansas 18 0 18 0 0 3 0
29 Northwestern 18 9 8 1 2 3 1
30 Auburn 14 6 8 0 2 2 0
31 Hawaii 11.5 11.5 0 0 1 0 0
32 Florida St 11 4 0 7 1 0 1
33 Miami (Ohio) 9 9 0 0 1 0 0
34 UCLA 8 2 4 2 1 1 1
35 Penn 7 7 0 0 1 0 0
36 Akron 5 5 0 0 2 0 0
37 Nevada 5 0 0 5 0 0 1
38 FIU 4 1 0 3 1 0 1
39 Utah 2 0 0 2 0 0 1
40 GT 2 2 0 0 1 0 0

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Snowpipers of Alaska
1 year ago

Medal Counts (G-S-B—TOTAL)

UVA 11-3-3—17
Stan 2-5-2—9
TX 2-1-6—9
UNC 2-0-0—2
Bama 2-0-0—2
LSU 1-2-1—4
AZ 1-1-0—2
NCST 0-3-0—3
Wisc 0-2-1—3
Tenn 0-2-0—2
IU 0-2-0—2
Lou 0-0-3—3
Cal 0-0-1—1
Flor 0-0-1—1
Miami 0-0-1—1
Ark 0-0-1—1
Minn 0-0-1—1

Tomek
1 year ago

Louisville deserves a special award for overachieving at NCAA for number of years. Coach Albiero seems to know how to bring the best from his swimmers at the most important meet of the year.

About James Sutherland

James Sutherland

James swam five years at Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, specializing in the 200 free, back and IM. He finished up his collegiate swimming career in 2018, graduating with a bachelor's degree in economics. In 2019 he completed his graduate degree in sports journalism. Prior to going to Laurentian, James swam …

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