SwimSwam Pulse: 68% Pick Stanford To Win Women’s Pac-12

SwimSwam Pulse is a recurring feature tracking and analyzing the results of our periodic A3 Performance Polls. You can cast your vote in our newest poll on the SwimSwam homepage, about halfway down the page on the right side, or you can find the poll embedded at the bottom of this post.

Our most recent poll asked SwimSwam readers to pick the winner of the women’s Pac-12 title:

RESULTS

Question: Who will win the 2020 Women’s Pac-12 title?

  • Stanford – 68.7%
  • California – 26.9%
  • Arizona – 1.5%
  • Arizona State – 1.3%
  • USC – 0.8%
  • Someone else – 0.8%

More than two-thirds of voters are picking Stanford to win the women’s Pac-12 title for the fourth-straight year.

Stanford and Cal were the main vote-getters here, with the Golden Bears pulling 26.9% of the votes. Stanford beat Cal by 433 points last year, but early Swimulator projections had Cal ahead by 1.5 points, though that figure didn’t include diving.

Our poll overlapped with the first three sessions of the meet, and perhaps that helped swing the votes – Stanford currently leads by almost 70 with two days remaining.

Arizona edged Arizona State by a single vote in the rematch of the heated tech suit rivalry.

 

Below, vote in our new A3 Performance Pollwhich asks voters to predict the men’s Pac-12 champs:

Who will win the 2020 Men's Pac-12 title?

View Results

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