ATHENS, Georgia – The 2024 NCAA Women’s Swimming & Diving Championships concluded on Saturday night with Stanford topping the Conference, with a fifth place, 250 point performance. The Pac-12 programs scored a collective 687 points, with eight podium finishes and 25 top-8 All-Americans. 

The league’s performance was highlighted by California’s Isabelle Stadden and Stanford’s Aurora Roghair. Stadden took home a second place finish in the 100 Back after taking home the 2024 Pac-12 Championship title in the same event. Roghair went on to collect the only other runner-up finish for the conference in the 1650, swimming a new personal record in the process.

Second-Place Finishers

• With the best NCAA finish in her career, California’s 2024 Pac-12 Champion Isabelle Stadden took home the runner-up finish in the 100 Backstroke, swimming a 50.47.
• The 2024 1650 Pac-12 Champion, Aurora Roghair, swam a new personal best (15:41.11) to secure the Cardinal’s highest podium finish of the Championship.

Third-Place Finishers

• The 2024 Pac-12 Champions, Stanford’s Natalie Mannion, Lillie Nordmann, Aurora Roghair and Kayla Wilson, took home the first Pac-12 podium finish of the NCAA season in the 800 Free Relay, swimming their way to a 6:51.17 third place time. 
• With the best NCAA finish in her career, USC’s Nike Agunbiade scored a 319.50 on the 1-Meter to secure third place. 
• Freshman trojan Minna Abraham took home her first ever NCAA podium finish after swimming a 1:41.96 to make her a 3rd place finisher and an All-American in the 200 Free.
• In a new school record, USC Trojan Kaitlyn Dobler captured third in the 100 Breast after swimming a 56.67.
• Stanford’s Lucy Bell wrapped up day three of the Championships with a bronze finish in the 400 IM.
• In a new personal record, Cal’s Rachel Klinker captured third in the 200 Fly after swimming 1:51.62.

2024 NCAA Women's Swimming & Diving Championships
March 120-23, 2024 | Jack Bauerle Pool at Gabrielsen Natatorium, Athens, GA.

Final Team Point Totals (Pac-12 & podium):

1. Virginia - 527.5
2. Texas - 441
3. Florida - 364
5. STANFORD - 250
8. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA - 200
11. CALIFORNIA - 153
22. UCLA - 36
24. ARIZONA STATE - 23
25. UTAH - 22 
40. WASHINGTON STATE - 3

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

200 Freestyle
Minna Abraham (USC), 3rd
Kayla Wilson (STAN), 6th

500 Freestyle
Aurora Roghair (STAN), 4rd

1650 Freestyle
Aurora Roghair (STAN), 2nd

100 Backstroke
Isabelle Stadden (CAL), 2nd

200 Backstroke
Isabelle Stadden (CAL), 4th

100 Breastroke
Kaitlyn Dobler (USC), 3rd

200 Breastroke 
Kaitlyn Dobler (USC), 6th

100 Butterfly
Gigi Johnson (STAN), 7th
Mia Kragh (CAL), 8th

200 Butterfly
Rachel Klinker (CAL), 3rd

200 Individual Medley
Lucy Bell (STAN), 4th

400 Individual Medley
Lucy Bell (STAN), 3rd
Caroline Bricker (STAN), 4th
Paige Maceachern (UCLA), 8th

200 Free Relay
USC, 4th (Famous, Abraham, Delgado, Buinaia)

400 Free Relay
USC, 6th (Buinaia, Delgado, Tuggle, Abraham)
Stanford, 7th (Johnson, Nordmann, Shaw, Tang)

800 Free Relay
Stanford, 3rd (Roghair, Nordmann, Mannion, Wilson)

200 Medley Relay
California, 4th (Stadden, Neser, Kragh, Akakabota)
USC, 7th (Famous, Dobler, Delgado, Abraham)
Stanford, 8th (Mannion, Thomas, Johnson, Tang)

400 Medley Relay
USC, 5th (Famous, Dobler, Delgado, Abraham) 
California, 8th (Stadden, Henry, Kragh, Riley)

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

1 Meter
Nike Agunbiade (USC) - 3rd