2022 NCAA DIVISION I WOMEN’S SWIMMING AND DIVING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Day Three of the NCAA Division I Ladies’s Swimming and Diving Championships featured the 400 IM, 100 butterfly, 200 freestyle, 100 breaststroke, 100 backstroke, 3 meter diving, and the 400 medley relay. Let’s take a better look.
After Friday’s finals session, Virginia has 386.5 factors, which is a 110.5 level lead over the competitors. Stanford out-scored their seeded end by two factors, whereas Texas was down 18 factors from their projected staff rating. Previous to finals, Texas was projected to have a 1 level lead over Stanford, however the Cardinal now have a 19 level lead over the Longhorns.
NC State is in 4th place as seeded, and the Wolfpack constructed a bigger lead than projected over Alabama. Earlier than finals, NC State was seeded to have a ten level lead over Alabama, however heading into the ultimate day, the Wolfpack have elevated their result in 16 factors over the Crimson Tide.
Cal outscored their projected rating, ending the evening in sixth whereas Ohio State sits seventh. Previous to finals, Ohio State was seeded to complete sixth and Cal was seeded to complete seventh. Tennessee was projected to complete eighth, however is in tenth heading into the ultimate day of competitors. Louisville was seeded to conclude the session in tenth, however sits in ninth, which rounds out the top-10 groups on the finish of day three.
