From University of Chicago Athletics
The University of Chicago women's swimming and diving team took third place at the conclusion of the 2014 University Athletic Association (UAA) Championships over the weekend. Emory University won both the men's and women's team titles for the 16th-consecutive year.
Final team scores and individual champions were announced on Tuesday. The final results were compiled from the official UAA Championships site at Emory University and the satellite site at Case Western Reserve University. Inclement weather in the Atlanta area forced three of the eight conference schools, including UChicago, to relocate to the satellite meet in Cleveland, Ohio.
UChicago's women were represented at the top of the podium by Abby Erdmann. The freshman won the 100-yard butterfly (55.55), and also broke the UAA record with a mark of 55.50 in the prelims.
All-UAA honors were given to any individuals or relays that placed in the top three of each event. The men's team garnered All-UAA recognition in 15 events (including five relays) and the women's team earned All-UAA in 11 events (including five relays).
Women's Final Standings
1. Emory University – 2,055 points
2. Washington University-St. Louis – 1,270 points
3. UChicago – 1,239 points
4. Carnegie Mellon University – 1,137 points
5. New York University – 1,010 points
6. University of Rochester – 838 points
7. Case Western Reserve University – 677 points
8. Brandeis University – 269 points
Women's All-UAA
- 100-yard butterfly, 1st place (Abby Erdmann)
- 200-yard freestyle, 2nd place (Alison Wall)
- 50-yard freestyle, 2nd place (Maya Scheidl)
- 100-yard freestyle, 3rd place (Maya Scheidl)
- 200-yard butterfly, 3rd place (Abby Erdmann)
- 200-yard IM, 3rd place (Jennifer Hill)
- 200-yard freestyle relay, 2nd place (Jennifer Hill, Abby Erdmann, Jenna Harris, Maya Scheidl)
- 400-yard freestyle relay, 2nd place (Jennifer Hill, Alison Wall, Abby Erdmann, Maya Scheidl)
- 200-yard medley relay, 2nd place (Michelle Law, Jennifer Hill, Abby Erdmann, Jenna Harris)
- 400-yard medley relay, 2nd place (Megan Wall, Jennifer Hill, Jen Law, Maya Scheidl)
- 800-yard freestyle relay, 3rd place (Karen Chu, Alison Wall, Cara LoPiano, Maya Scheidl)