Full Results

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – The 2023 NCAA Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships concluded on Saturday with Stanford taking its 30th top-3 finish in program history as the Cardinal placed third with 333 points. Along with Stanford's podium finish, Pac-12 athletes and relay teams also collected three individual titles, 12 top-3 event finishes, and 27 All-America performances at Tennessee's Allan Jones Aquatic Center.

Stanford’s Taylor Ruck repeated as national champion in the 200-yard freestyle after swimming a 1:42.36.

Cardinal freshman and Pac-12 champion Claire Curzan added an individual national title in the 200 backstroke to her impressive debut season. Her time of 1:47.64 set a pool record and narrowly missed a personal and Pac-12 record.

Arizona's Olympic medalist Delaney Schnell capped her sterling collegiate career with her first diving national title, claiming first in the platform in her final collegiate event. Her 352.65 score was good for the highest podium finish and score from the Conference since 2014 (Haley Ishimatsu, 365.15).

Second-Place Finishers

• Ruck teamed with Torri Huske, Lillie Nordmann and Kayla Wilson to give Stanford its first podium finish of the Championships on opening night, placing second in the 800 free relay in 6:50.77. 
• The Cardinal went on to capture second in the 200 and 400 free relays with Huske, Ruck, Curzan and Amy Tang comprising both teams. 
• Huske swam a new Stanford and Pac-12 record in the 200 individual medley, finishing second at 1:50.06 to edge former Cardinal Ella Eastin’s 1:50.67 in 2018. Huske also earned yet another NCAA runner-up finish - her fifth of the meet - in the 100 free (46.46). 
• Arizona’s Delaney Schnell took second in the 1-meter springboard for her third career runner-up national finish. 

Third-Place Finishers

• Curzan, the 2023 Pac-12 champion in the event, swam the sixth-fastest 100 backstroke in Stanford history (50.08) en route to third place. 
• Huske set another school and Pac-12 record, swimming to third in the 100 butterfly in 48.96, besting the mark she set during the 2023 Pac-12 Championships. 
• California junior Isabelle Stadden took third in the 200 backstroke with the fourth-fastest time in school history (1:49.38).

2023 NCAA Women's Swimming & Diving Championships
March 16-18, 2023 | Allan Jones Aquatic Center, Knoxville, Tenn.

Final Team Point Totals (Pac-12 & podium):
1. Virginia - 541.5
2. Texas - 414.5
3. STANFORD - 333
4. Louisville - 288
11. CALIFORNIA - 137
12. USC - 125
18. ARIZONA - 52
27. ARIZONA STATE - 19
34. UCLA - 8
39. UTAH - 2

Pac-12 Women’s Swimming All-Americans (top 8 finishes)

100 Freestyle
Torri Huske (STAN), 2nd

200 Freestyle
Taylor Ruck (STAN), 1st
Kayla Wilson (STAN), 4th 

100 Backstroke
Claire Curzan (STAN), 3rd 
Isabelle Stadden (CAL), 6th

200 Backstroke
Claire Curzan (STAN), 1st
Isabelle Stadden (CAL), 3rd

100 Breaststroke
Kaitlyn Dobler (USC), 4th

200 Breaststroke
Isabelle Odgers (USC), 8th

100 Butterfly 
Torri Huske (STAN), 3rd
Claire Curzan (STAN), 4th

200 Butterfly
Lindsay Looney (ASU), 4th
Charlotte Hook (STAN), 6th

200 Individual Medley
Torri Huske (STAN), 2nd 

400 Individual Medley
Lucy Bell (STAN), 7th

200 Free Relay
Stanford, 2nd (Huske, Curzan, Ruck, Tang)

400 Free Relay
Stanford, 2nd (Huske, Ruck, Tang, Curzan)

800 Free Relay
Stanford, 2nd (Huske, Ruck, Nordmann, Wilson)
California, 4th (Motekaitis, Spitz, Klinker, Polonsky)

200 Medley Relay
California, 6th (Stadden, Neser, Kragh, Davidson)

400 Medley Relay 
Stanford, 4th (Curzan, Raab, Huske, Ruck)

Pac-12 Women’s Diving All-Americans (top 8 finishes)

1 Meter
Delaney Schnell (ARIZ), 2nd 
Carolina Sculti (USC), 6th

3 Meter
Delaney Schnell (ARIZ), 4th
Carolina Sculti (USC), 6th

Platform 
Delaney Schnell (ARIZ), 1st
Nike Agunbiade (USC), 5th