Front: Chris Breedy, Head Coach Randy Reese, Kim Dunson. Back row: Betsy Rapp, Eney Jones, Renee Laravie, Brenda Borgh.
March 15-17, 1979
Trees Pool
University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, Penn.
Prior to the NCAA's sponsoring of women's championship events, the UF women ranked among the nation's top competitors as a member of the AIAW (Association for Intercollegiate Athletic for Women) from 1972 to 1982. In AIAW competition, Florida finished in the top-five six out of eight times, while winning the 1979 title. While a part of the AIAW, UF won a total of 15 event titles.
Final Team Standings
| 1. Florida |
513 |
| 2. Arizona State |
508 |
| 3. Stanford |
495 |
| 4. Texas |
339 |
| 5. North Carolina |
290 |
| 6. Southern California |
266 |
| 7. North Carolina State |
253 |
| 8. Houston |
244 |
| 9. UCLA |
209.5 |
| 10. South Carolina |
164 |
UF Individual Champions
| Renee Laravie |
100 Breast |
|
800 Free Relay |
| Suzanne Ackum |
800 Free Relay |
| Elene Jones |
800 Free Relay |
| Brenda Borg |
800 Free Relay |
