2011 NCAAs
2011 Championships Handbook
2011 NCAA Division 1 Women's Swimming and Diving Championships
March 17 - 19, 2011
Austin, TX
University of Texas Swimming Center
Official Psych Sheet
2011 NCAA Division 1 Men's Swimming and Diving Championships
March 24 - 26, 2011
Minneapolis, Minn
University of Minnessota Aquatic Center
Uncut Psych Sheet
LEGAL SUITS
more details to follow as they become available
Actually if a swimmer gets "invited" in one event and has B cuts in other events then the swimmer may swim those other events. They don't necessarily have to have the A cut, very few swimmers make the A cuts. The NCAA meet allows a certain number of swimmers in the meet (like 270) Many swimmers get IN the meet with relays. If a relay is the only way a swimmer gets in the meet then that swimmer has to swim that relay.
(UT women got DQed on a relay because they didn't swim a swimmer on a particular relay.)
That's also why several conference meets scheduled relays first and why many scheduled the 4 x 200 fr & 4 x 50 medley relays on Wednesday.
The meets used to just take place on Thu, Fri, & Sat.
If a swimmer makes an "A" cut in one event and "B" cuts in their other events, then the swimmer is allowed to swim their "B" events, if they want too.
Actually if a swimmer gets "invited" in one event and has B cuts in other events then the swimmer may swim those other events. They don't necessarily have to have the A cut, very few swimmers make the A cuts. The NCAA meet allows a certain number of swimmers in the meet (like 270) Many swimmers get IN the meet with relays. If a relay is the only way a swimmer gets in the meet then that swimmer has to swim that relay.
(UT women got DQed on a relay because they didn't swim a swimmer on a particular relay.)
That's also why several conference meets scheduled relays first and why many scheduled the 4 x 200 fr & 4 x 50 medley relays on Wednesday.
The meets used to just take place on Thu, Fri, & Sat.
If a swimmer makes an "A" cut in one event and "B" cuts in their other events, then the swimmer is allowed to swim their "B" events, if they want too.
