The University of Michigan Women and Indiana University Men top the first College Swimming Coaches Association of America / TYR Top 25 Swimming & Diving Poll.  Rankings are compiled by CSCAA-member coaches and released on a bi-weekly basis.  

"It is an honor to be recognized as the number one team.  I believe the last time we held this ranking was at the end of the 1973 season," explained Coach Looze.

The polls are a reflection of teams' relative dual meet strength, something that wasn't lost on Looze.

"We realize as a program the most important ranking is the last one and will work hard to finish as highly as possible.  All our swimmers and divers are excited to have the NCAA championships at the IU Natatorium in Indianapolis."

The next polls will be released November 9, 2016.

AP Format - Men's Poll

1  Indiana 274,  2  Texas 256,  3  NC State 255,  4  California 245,  5  Alabama 234,  6  Michigan 216,  7  Georgia 196,  8  Florida 192,  9  Virginia Tech 172,  10  Auburn 171,  11  Louisville 164,  12  Minnesota 158,  13  Tennessee 149,  14  Southern Cal 127,  15  Stanford 114,  16  Notre Dame 101,  17  Wisconsin 93,  18  Kentucky 85,  19  Georgia Tech 65,  20  North Carolina 60,  20  Missouri 60,  22  Arizona 47,  23  Ohio State 46,  24  Arizona State 42,  25 Virginia 29

AP Format - Women's Poll

1 Michigan 250, 2 Stanford 248, 3 Louisville 241, 4 NC State 236, 5 Southern Cal 218, 6 Virginia 215, 7 Texas 209, 8 Georgia 200, 9 California 191, 10 Auburn 169, 11 Tennessee 154, 12 Indiana 151, 13 Wisconsin 142, 14 Texas A&M 136, 15 UCLA 129, 16 Minnesota 107, 17 Missouri 87, 18 Florida 84, 19 Duke 77, 20 North Carolina 76, 21 Kentucky 50, 22 Ohio State 47, 22 Arizona 47, 24 Notre Dame 37, 25 Alabama 20 

Women's Poll Committee

Colleen Murphy, Air Force;   Dan Colella, Duke;  Randy Horner, Florida International;  Ryan Wochomurka, Houston;  Lars Jorgenson, Kentucky;  Kelly Kremer, Minnesota;  Suzanne Yee, Princeton;  Mike Keeler, San Diego;  Roric Fink, Texas;  Tanica Jamison, Texas A&M;  Katie Robinson, Tulane;  Naya Higashijima, UCLA;  Colin Shannahan, Wagner

Men's Poll Committee

Mandy Commons-Disalle Cincinnati ;  Brian Schrader Denver ;  Steve Schaffer Grand Canyon ;  Bill Roberts Navy ;  Gary Taylor NC State ;  Dan Ross Purdue ;  Craig Nisgor Seattle ;  McGee Moody South Carolina ;  Dave Salo Southern California ;  Chad Craddock UMBC ;  Vic Riggs West Virginia