Kelsi Worrell picked up her second NCAA Championship with a win in the 200-fly to lead the University of Louisville women's swimming and diving team to an eighth place finish at the 2016 NCAA Championships Saturday night at the McAuley Aquatic Center on the campus of Georgia Tech.
Georgia took their seventh crown with (414) points, followed by Stanford (395), California (358), Texas A&M (309), Virginia (264), Southern Cal (244.5), Indiana (228), Louisville (220), NCState (155) and Michigan (150) to round out the top ten.
"After seven hard-fought sessions, we finish the last one with an NCAA title after setting an NCAA Championship record in the prelims and a school record 400-free relay performance.