Virginia Swim & Dive | UVA Representing the ACC on the CSCAA Power 4 Dual Meet Challenge

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – The Virginia males’s and girls’s swimming and diving groups shall be competing on the inaugural CSCAA Dual Meet Challenge Nov. 21-23 in Knoxville, Tennessee.

College Swimming & Diving Coaches Association is placing on this first-of-its-kind occasion showcasing high collegiate swimming applications in an revolutionary, four-team, double-elimination match with a head-to-head format. Participating groups embrace one workforce representing every of the Power 4 conferences: Tennessee (SEC), Michigan (Big Ten), Arizona State (Big 12), Virginia (ACC).

How to Follow

• The motion streams dwell on SEC Network + and the USA Swimming Network
• Results of every session shall be posted on the CSCAA web site as quickly as attainable after every twin meet

Scoring Format

• Each particular person occasion is price one (1) level per head-to-head matchup. A workforce can enter a most of three athletes and they need to be seeded in rank
  order first, second or third. Teams can earn a most of three (3) factors per particular person occasion.
• Relay occasions are valued at two (2) factors per head-to-head matchup. A workforce can enter a most of three relays and they need to be seeded in rank order
  first, second or third. Teams can earn a most of six (6) factors per particular person occasion

Time Trials

• Time Trials may even be contested on Thursday, Friday and Saturday with these outcomes posted in a separate set of meet outcomes

Other Meet Notes

• The Virginia girls are ranked No. 1 within the newest CSCAA Top 25 ballot. Michigan is No. 7, Tennessee No. 8 and Arizona State No. 18
• The Virginia males moved as much as No. 12 within the newest CSCAA Top 25 ballot. Arizona State is No. 2 and Tennessee No. 9