Aggie women ranked No. 7 in CSCAA poll
Oct 23, 2014 | Women's Swimming and Diving
Texas A&M, which has a streak of eight straight top 10 NCAA finishes, were one of eight Southeastern Conference teams ranked in the CSCAA poll. The Aggies opened the 2014-15 season last Saturday with 170-120 road win over conference foe Arkansas. A&M won all 16 events against the Razorbacks, placed 1-2 in eight events and swept the top three spots in three races.
The CSCAA Division I Team Rankings are compiled by nine CSCAA-member coaches and one media member. The rankings will be released on a weekly basis throughout the 2014-15 season, alternating weeks between a men's and women's team ranking.
The CSCAA D1 Poll Committee will produce in-season rankings of the 25 best performing NCAA Division 1 Swimming and Diving teams in rank order at the time of each poll. The poll is not designed to predict the results of the NCAA Championship, but rather which teams would win head-to-head against other teams in the country. Ranking are based on performances that have taken place since the previous poll and include invites as well as dual meets. The committee did not consider teams that have yet to post official times in the current college season.
CSCAA NCAA Division 1 Women's Swimming and Diving Ranking as of October 23, 2014
1. Southern California
2. Georgia
3. Florida
4. California
5. North Carolina
6. Minnesota
7. Texas A&M
8. Auburn
9. Louisville
10. Arizona
11. Southern Methodist
12. Tennessee
13. Stanford
14. Penn State
15. Louisiana State
16. Wisconsin
17. Michigan
18. UCLA
19. NC State
20. Indiana
21. Alabama
22. Arkansas
23. Boise State
24. Purdue
25. Florida State
Also receiving votes: Kentucky, Ohio State, San Diego State, Utah
A NCAA Division 1 Women's Swimming and Diving Team Ranking Committee:
Chair: Matt Barany, University of Richmond; Dan Colella, Duke University; Roric Fink, University of Texas; Naya Higashijima, UCLA; Kristin Hill, Boise State University; Sue Novitsky, University of Illinois; Katie Robinson, Tulane; Brian Smith, University of Georgia; Suzanne Yee, Princeton University; Jeff Commings, Swimming World Magazine
