Razorbacks finish 24th in CSCAA poll
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark.- The Arkansas swimming and diving team finished 24th in the final poll released by the College Swimming Coaches Association of America poll on Tuesday.
The Razorbacks finished the 2011 dual season 9-2 overall and 2-1 in the Southeastern Conference. Arkansas topped South Carolina and Vanderbilt in the dual season, but fell to Tennessee in the fall.
At the 2011 edition of the SEC Championships, the Razorbacks finished eighth overall with 210 points. UA was ahead of Vanderbilt and Alabama after the seven days of competition.
Georgia won its second consecutive SEC title in February and sits first in the coaches’ poll. Stanford dropped back to second in the final poll after sitting at the top of every previous poll this season. The Razorbacks are one of six SEC teams in the top-25 rankings.
Arkansas heads to the NCAA Zone D Diving Championships in Austin, Texas, March 11-13. The three Razorback divers have their final chance to earn a spot at the 2011 NCAA Championships also held in Austin.
CSCAA Women’s Division 1 Top-25 Rankings – Final Poll
1. Georgia | 634 |
2. Callifornia-Berkley | 615 |
3. Stanford | 603 |
4. Auburn | 530 |
5. Southern California | 514 |
6. Texas | 479 |
7. Texas A&M | 460 |
8. Florida | 448 |
9. Tennessee | 430 |
10. Arizona | 371 |
11. Virginia | 414 |
12. Indiana | 343 |
12. North Carolina | 343 |
14. Minnesota | 320 |
15. Ohio State | 244 |
16. Michigan | 231 |
17. Wisconsin-Madison | 196 |
18. Louisiana State | 156 |
18. Louisville | 152 |
20. UCLA | 141 |
21. Penn State | 118 |
22. Purdue | 115 |
23. Arizona State | 106 |
24. Arkansas | 88 |
25. Southern Methodist | 47 |
Also Receiving Votes:Florida State 46, San Diego State 36, Missouri 32, South Carolina, Columbia 27, Towson 19, Florida Gulf Coast 16, Alabama 12, Maryland 11, Ohio 11, Princeton 11, Wisconsin-Green Bay 10, California-Davis 8, California Polytechnic State 6, California-Santa Barbara 5, Notre Dame 5, Denver 4, Kentucky 4, Toledo 3, Miami (Ohio) 2, North Carolina State 2, Richmond 2, Boise State 1, Brigham Young 1, East Carolina 1, Harvard 1, Kansas 1, Yale 1