Denver Women Capture First Mid-Major Title

Led by Bailey Andison, Amanda Sanders, Johanna Ross and Morgan McCormick, Denver University captured its first-ever Team Unify/ CollegeSwimming Mid-Major title.  The Pioneers, who captured the Summit League title edged out Boise State for the title.  Last year Denver achieved its first-ever top ten finish with a fifth-place ranking.  Florida Gulf Coast University.  Harvard, Akron, Yale, Princeton, Nevada, Navy and FIU rounded out the top ten.   Two-time champion San Diego State fell to 11th in this year's final ranking.

Conference-wise, the Ivy League edged out the Mountain West Conference as the top Mid-Major Conference.  Conferences rankings were determined by summing the top four team places for each conference.

Mid-Major teams are those programs that are either not affilliated with a BCS conference or offer fewer than 50% of the maximum number of scholarships allowed by the NCAA.  CollegeSwimming produces a Mid-Major ranking throughout the season and recognizes Mid-Major All-Americans each April.  To be eligible for the Mid-Major All-American programs swimmers must be ENTERED into the NCAA Championships.  Individual qualifiers are named to the first team while non-qualifiers are designated as Honorable Mention.

Conference Rankings | Past Champions

Conference Rankings

Past Mid-Major Champions

    2015-16 - Denver
    2014-15 - San Diego State
    2013-14 - San Diego State
    2012-13 - Harvard
    2010-12 - Ohio
    2010-11 - Princeton
    2009-10 - Princeton
    2008-09 - Harvard
    2007-08 - Harvard
    2006-07 - Harvard
    2005-06 - Harvard
    2004-05 - UC-Irvine
    2003-04 - Miami-OH