4/7 ITA Rankings Have Been Released - Top 10 Breakdown

Oklahoma stays at #1 in the ITA Men's rankings for the 6th week in a row and for the 7th time in the last 8 weeks. The top 8 in the Women's rankings stay the same with USC, North Carolina, Cal, UCLA, and Georgia holding down the top 5.

Below I'll breakdown the Top 10 on the men's side looking at the 8 best wins that were used in the rankings this week along with other quality ranked wins that could potentially fit in down the road.  You'll notice some of the quality wins are ranked higher than a top 8 win and that is because I used the new ranking so that you can see what changes will be made next week.  I also listed the point totals gained from the best wins and losses to come up with the computer score.  

Next week's rankings will use each teams 9 best wins as will each subsequent set of rankings until the NCAA field is announced on April 28th at 5pm (Women) and 5:30pm (Men).

Oklahoma is still at #1 with the Sooners winning its only match last week over Tulsa.  

• 8 Best Wins (701.8): #2 Baylor (2x), #4 Virginia, #5 USC, #9 Texas, #10 TCU, at #11 Ohio State, at #13 Wake Forest
• Other Quality Wins: #14 Ole Miss, #16 North Carolina (2X), #19 South Florida, #26 Northwestern, #29 Tulsa
• Losses (8.2): #7 Texas A&M
• Computer Score:  701.8/8.2 = 85.59 (was 86.36)
• What's Coming Up: at #2 Baylor (4/10), at #23 Texas Tech (4/12), #25 Oklahoma State (4/19)
• Comments:  Big match this Friday as the Sooners go to Waco to play Baylor for the 3rd time this year.  Oklahoma should stay #1 regardless of the outcome but it's lead would narrow a good bit if it lost.  I'll run the #s on Wednesday to see what would happen if each won.  

Baylor stays at #2 after taking the week off though its point total came up slightly due to adding a good 8th best win over Tulsa.  

• 8 Best Wins (652.1): #4 Virginia (2X), #5 USC, #6 Duke, #10 TCU, at #14 Ole Miss, #15 UCLA, at #29 Tulsa
• Other Quality Wins: #31 Drake, at #46 Memphis
• Losses (8.3): #1 Oklahoma (2X), #3 Illinois
• Computer Score: 78.57 (was 77.82)
• What's Coming Up:  Seminole CC (4/7), #1 Oklahoma (4/10), #25 Oklahoma State (4/12), at #9 Texas (4/15), at #23 Texas Tech (4/18)
• Comments:  Baylor is going to have several chances to improve on its best wins over the next 2+ weeks due everyone in the Big 12 being ranked inside the top 25.  Obviously the match on Friday will be huge because a win would tack on another 106 points.  

Illinois stays at #3 after picking up road wins over Michigan and Michigan State - both were unranked so neither helped Illinois in the rankings.  

• 8 Best Wins (612): at #2 Baylor, at #7 Texas A&M, at #9 Texas, #11 Ohio State (2X), #16 North Carolina, #26 Northwestern, at #38 Notre Dame
• Other Quality Wins: #27 California, #41 Indiana, #50 Penn State
• Losses (8.5): #6 Duke, #8 Georgia, #10 TCU
• Computer Score: 72.00 (was 77.65)
• What's Coming Up: #72 Iowa (4/11), Nebraska (4/12), at #32 Minnesota (4/17), at Wisconsin (4/19)
• Comments:  Illinois will have a hard time pressing Baylor for #2 due to a down Big 10 not helping out the Illini in terms of quality ranked wins.  While all 6 members of the Big 12 are ranked inside the top 25 the Big 10 only has 2 in the Top 25.  Illinois needs Ohio State, Northwestern, and Minnesota to come up but those guys are in the same boat as Illinois in that its going to be hard to move up when you're not facing higher ranked teams.    

Virginia stays at #4 but they closed the gap between #4 and #3 after knocking off #12 Virginia Tech.    

• 8 Best Wins (557.1): #6 Duke, #10 TCU, #12 Virginia Tech, at #13 Wake Forest, #16 North Carolina (2X), #28 Louisville, at #34 NC State
• Other Quality Wins: at #38 Notre Dame, #70 Clemson
• Losses (8.3): #1 Oklahoma, #2 Baylor (2X)
• Computer Score: 67.12 (was 68.19)
• What's Coming Up: Georgia Tech (4/10), #28 Louisville (4/12), at #33 Florida State (4/17), at Miami (4/19), ACC Tourney.
• Comments:  Virginia has a chance to pick up a decent 9th best win when they host Louisville on Sunday.  The Cavaliers will likely face at least 2 or 3 top 20 opponents in the ACC Tournament so they'll have a chance to make a run at the #3 spot if they win out.  

USC rises 2 spots from 7 to 5 after beating Utah and Arizona over the weekend. USC's rise was attributed to Georgia losing and Duke taking a slight points drop when it added its 8th best win which was ranked #38.      

• 8 Best Wins (573.8): #8 Georgia (2X+1 was at UGA), #11 Ohio State, #15 UCLA, #17 Florida, #18 San Diego, #22 Columbia, #29 Tulsa
• Other Quality Wins: #36 Stanford, #56 Oregon, #62 Washington
• Losses (8.6): #1 Oklahoma, #2 Baylor, #29 Tulsa
• Computer Score: 66.72 (was 65.65)
• What's Coming Up: at #27 Cal (4/10), at #36 Stanford (4/11), at #15 UCLA (4/17), Pac 12 Tourney
• Comments:  USC really has a chance to pick up some quality wins over the next 3 weeks with everyone from here on out ranked inside the top 35. USC has 16.7 more points than #4 Virginia from its top 8 wins however the loss to Tulsa is the difference right now.  USC needs #29 Tulsa to stay inside the top 30 otherwise the loss will count that much more if they fall.  

Duke drops 1 spot from 5 to 6 despite sweeping #38 Notre Dame and Boston College. The slight point drop was due to its 8th best win being ranked outside the top 30.   

• 8 Best Wins (558.6): at #3 Illinois, #10 TCU, #13 Wake Forest (2X), #14 Ole Miss, at #26 Northwestern, #34 NC State, #38 Notre Dame 
• Other Quality Wins: #43 Tennessee, #46 Memphis, at #70 Clemson
• Losses (8.5): #2 Baylor, #4 Virginia, #12 Virginia Tech
• Computer Score: 65.72 (was 66.9)
• What's Coming Up: at #16 North Carolina (4/10), #32 Florida State (4/12), at #28 Louisville (4/17), at Georgia Tech (4/19), ACC Tourney
• Comments: Duke will have plenty of opportunities to pick up some quality wins over the next few weeks with UNC, FSU, and Louisville on the schedule. 

Texas A&M rises 1 spot from 8 to 7 after winning at Rice and #17 Florida as well as beating Auburn at home.   

• 8 Best Wins (553.9):  #1 Oklahoma, #11 Ohio State, #14 Ole Miss, at #17 Florida, #18 San Diego, at #20 Mississippi State, #21 Vanderbilt, at #47 South Carolina
• Other Quality Wins: #43 Tennessee, #52 Auburn, at #55 Rice, at #59 Alabama, #71 Arkansas 
• Losses (8.5): #3 Illinois, #8 Georgia, #10 TCU
• Computer Score: 65.16 (was 64.16)
• What's Coming Up:  at #24 LSU (4/9), at #10 TCU (4/11), SEC Tourney
• Comments:  If Texas A&M can sweep LSU and TCU they'll definitely pass Duke next week and there's a good chance they could pass USC at #5.   

Georgia drops 2 spots from 6 to 8 after getting upset in Starkville by #20 Mississippi State.    

• 8 Best Wins (537.5): #3 Illinois, #7 Texas A&M, #15 UCLA, at #17 Florida, #21 Vanderbilt, #22 Columbia, #24 LSU, at #43 Tennessee
• Other Quality Wins: at #52 Auburn, at #59 Alabama 
• Losses (9.0): #5 USC (2X), #20 Mississippi State
• Computer Score: 59.72 (was 66.38)
• What's Coming Up: #71 Arkansas (4/9), #15 Ole Miss (4/11), SEC Tourney
• Comments:  Despite the loss last week Georgia has a chance to improve on its resume this weekend when they welcome in #14 Ole Miss.  The losses to USC won't hurt as much next week since USC has moved into the top 5 plus the Mississippi State loss won't be as bad with State's rise in into the top 20.  

Texas stays at #9 after beating #23 Texas Tech 4-1.   

• 8 Best Wins (504.4): #11 Ohio State, #13 Wake Forest, #16 North Carolina, #22 Columbia, #23 Texas Tech, #25 Oklahoma State, at #29 Tulsa, #32 Minnesota
• Other Quality Wins: #33 Florida State, at #44 SMU, #50 Penn State
• Losses (8.5):  #1 Oklahoma, #3 Illinois, #11 Ohio State
• Computer Score: 59.34 (was 60.07)
• What's Coming Up: #74 UTSA (4/7), #53 Texas A&M CC (4/8), #2 Baylor (4/15), at #10 TCU (4/18)
• Comments: Texas is the only team in the top 10 that doesn't have a win over a current top 10 team. The Longhorns face 2 lower ranked teams this week so neither will help them in the rankings. It'll be tough for Texas to move up much more unless they can upset Baylor or have someone else ahead of them stumble against a lower ranked team. 

TCU stays at #10 this week after beating #23 Texas Tech and #19 South Florida.

• 8 Best Wins (531.6): #3 Illinois, at #7 Texas A&M, #19 South Florida, #23 Texas Tech, #24 LSU, #25 Oklahoma State, at #29 Tulsa, #45 New Mexico 
• Other Quality Wins: #54 Dartmouth, #60 UT Arlington, #65 UC Santa Barbara
• Losses (9.0): #1 Oklahoma, #2 Baylor, #4 Virginia, #6 Duke, #13 Wake Forest, #15 UCLA
• Computer Score: 59.07 (was 53.63)
• What's Coming Up: at #44 SMU (4/8), #7 Texas A&M (4/11), #9 Texas (4/18), Big 12 Tourney
• Comments:  TCU made up a ton of ground on #9 Texas by beating a pair of top 25 teams last week. The Horned Frogs have a chance to move up even further if they can beat #7 Texas A&M at home on Saturday - as a reminder TCU already owns one win over aTm and that came in College Station.

Other Comments: 

• Portland re-enters the rankings at #64 due to both Pepperdine and East Tennessee State making decent size jumps in the rankings last week. Pepperdine, who Portland beat on 3/21, jumped 8 spots last week and ETSU, who Portland beat on 1/25, jumped 20+ spots.  Portland dropped out the rankings last week.  
• Utah State re-enters the rankings at #66 after the Aggies upset then #42 New Mexico this past Sunday. Utah State also has a win over San Diego State from earlier in the year. The Aggies were last ranked in early March before they dropped out after dropping back-to-back matches to Cal-Poly and Loyola Marymount.    
• UC Davis re-enters the rankings at #68 after dropping out the previous week.  The Aggies (yes another Aggies) jump was tied almost entirely to Rice making such a large jump last week when the Owls came from unranked to #48.  UC Davis beat Rice back on March 5th.  
• University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) re-enters the rankings at #74 after dropping out the previous week. The Roadrunners jump was also tied to Rice making its big jump last week.  UTSA beat Rice all the way back on January 16th. 
• Dropping out of the top 75 this week are South Alabama (lost to Old Dominion), Penn (lost to Yale and Brown), UC Irvine (lost to Fresno State and Cal-Poly), and Nebraska (lost to Indiana). 

Projection Misses:

• TCU - had them in the right spot but the points were way off due to my spreadsheet not counting the 8th win since it was in a cell that was outside of the range I had built in.  
• Northwestern - I had them at 27 instead of 26 due to the Michigan State win giving them 16 points (ranked 76-85) and not the 14 (86-95) I estimated.  
• Louisville - I had them at 29 instead of 28 due to my Michigan State points being off 
• Tulsa - I had them at 28 instead of 29 due to my points for the Michigan and Central Florida wins being off.  I had Michigan pegged for the 96-105 bucket and they ended up in the 106-115.  I had Central Florida pegged for the 86-95 bucket and they ended up in the 96-105 one.  

I saw this tweet come out from the ITA about the women's doubles rankings but I can say it wasn't me who found the error in case you were wondering.  

ITA Tennis @ITATennis · 4h4 hours ago

A misentered result involving the No. 1 women's doubles team has been reported - please check back for revised women's doubles rankings

Men's National Team Rankings
Administered by the ITA
NCAA Division I Tennis
April 7, 2015
Rank	Avg	School	Previous Rank
1	85.59	University of Oklahoma	1
2	78.57	Baylor University	2
3	72.00	University of Illinois	3
4	67.12	University of Virginia	4
5	66.72	University of Southern California	7
6	65.72	Duke University	5
7	65.16	Texas A&M University	8
8	59.72	University of Georgia	6
9	59.34	University of Texas	9
10	59.07	TCU	10
11	50.94	Ohio State University	11
12	45.31	Virginia Tech	13
13	44.75	Wake Forest University	12
14	43.99	University of Mississippi	14
15	40.63	UCLA	15
16	39.58	North Carolina	19
17	39.03	University of Florida	16
18	38.14	University of San Diego	17
19	37.49	University of South Florida	22
20	37.16	Mississippi State University	26
21	34.72	Vanderbilt University	18
22	33.97	Columbia University	28
23	32.94	Texas Tech University	21
24	32.71	LSU	25
25	30.63	Oklahoma State University	30
26	29.98	Northwestern University	24
27	29.81	California	33
28	29.10	University of Louisville	23
29	28.83	University of Tulsa	20
30	28.44	Princeton University	27
31	28.02	Drake University	31
32	26.99	University of Minnesota	29
33	25.22	Florida State University	32
34	24.14	North Carolina State	34
35	22.09	Harvard University	36
36	20.98	Stanford University	38
37	20.85	San Diego State University	37
38	20.00	University of Notre Dame	35
39	18.60	Tulane University	54
40	17.12	Pepperdine	41
41	16.47	Indiana University-Bloomington	44
42	15.25	University of Denver	40
43	15.03	University of Tennessee	43
44	14.94	SMU	39
45	14.86	University of New Mexico	42
46	14.66	University of Memphis	47
47	13.51	University of South Carolina	45
48	12.36	Old Dominion University	70
49	12.11	Cal Poly	53
50	11.97	Penn State University	49
51	11.46	Cornell University	55
52	11.03	Auburn University	46
53	10.80	Texas A&M-Corpus Christi	56
54	10.73	Dartmouth College	50
55	10.71	Rice University	48
56	10.69	University of Oregon	51
57	10.66	Wichita State University	52
58	10.55	Univ. of San Francisco	57
59	10.45	University of Alabama	71
60	9.69	University of Texas at Arlington	74
61	9.64	Brown University	62
62	9.54	University of Washington	59
63	9.25	UNC Wilmington	61
64	8.98	University of Portland	NR
65	8.97	UC Santa Barbara	60
66	8.75	Utah State University	NR
67	8.69	University of North Florida	69
68	8.59	UC Davis	NR
69	8.55	East Tennessee State University	63
70	8.46	Clemson University	64
71	8.45	University of Arkansas	58
72	8.34	University of Iowa	68
73	8.21	Troy University	65
74	7.35	Univ. of Texas at San Antonio	NR
75	7.31	UNLV	75

Men's National Singles Rankings
Administered by the ITA
NCAA Division I Tennis
April 7, 2015
Rank	Avg	Player	School
1	53.45	Julian Lenz	Baylor University
2	51.43	Axel Alvarez Llamas	University of Oklahoma
3	50.44	Ryan Shane	University of Virginia
4	49.70	Mackenzie McDonald	UCLA
5	47.54	Søren Hess-Olesen	University of Texas
6	43.38	Yannick Hanfmann	University of Southern California
7	42.97	Andrew Harris	University of Oklahoma
8	42.80	Sebastian Stiefelmeyer	University of Louisville
9	42.20	Gonzales Austin	Vanderbilt University
10	37.91	Quentin Monaghan	University of Notre Dame
11	36.11	Nicolas Alvarez	Duke University
12	34.79	Dominik Koepfer	Tulane University
13	33.28	Romain Bogaerts	Wake Forest University
14	32.84	Thai-Son Kwiatkowski	University of Virginia
15	31.38	Brayden Schnur	North Carolina
16	30.61	Nik Scholtz	University of Mississippi
17	28.97	Mikelis Libietis	University of Tennessee
18	28.13	Jared Hiltzik	University of Illinois
19	28.11	Roberto Quiroz	University of Southern California
20	27.53	Roberto Cid	University of South Florida
21	26.85	Winston Lin	Columbia University
22	26.63	Mitchell Frank	University of Virginia
23	24.64	Leandro Toledo	University of Minnesota
24	23.70	Ronnie Schneider	North Carolina
25	23.49	Nathan Pasha	University of Georgia
26	21.02	Noah Rubin	Wake Forest University
27	20.04	Wayne Montgomery	University of Georgia
28	20.03	Or Ram-Harel	University of Tulsa
29	19.02	Dennis Mkrtchian	UCLA
30	18.86	Dane Webb	University of Oklahoma
31	16.56	Tony Lupieri	Baylor University
32	16.27	Andreas Bjerrehus	Virginia Tech
33	15.38	Jonny Wang	University of Southern California
34	15.34	Austin Smith	University of Georgia
35	14.68	Felipe Soares	Texas Tech University
36	14.66	Alen Salibasic	Drake University
37	14.53	Denis Nguyen	Harvard University
38	14.41	Mikael Torpegaard	Ohio State University
39	13.81	Jakob Sude	Oklahoma State University
40	13.39	Tin Ostojic	Wichita State University
41	13.37	Tom Fawcett	Stanford University
42	12.69	Jason Tahir	Duke University
43	12.68	Tim Kopinski	University of Illinois
44	12.37	Lloyd Glasspool	University of Texas
45	12.30	Adrien Berkowicz	University of Texas
46	12.20	Uros Petronijevic	University of San Diego
47	11.95	Chris Diaz	Ohio State University
48	11.79	Nick Chappell	TCU
49	11.71	Aleks Vukic	University of Illinois
50	11.16	Cameron Norrie	TCU
51	10.92	Connor Glennon	University of Memphis
52	10.90	Ben Lott	Drake University
53	10.57	Dovydas Sakinis	Dartmouth College
54	10.50	Christopher Eubanks	Georgia Tech
55	10.49	Harrison Adams	Texas A&M University
56	10.31	Naoki Takeda	University of Arizona
57	10.24	Sam Shropshire	Northwestern University
58	10.17	Raphael Hemmeler	Duke University
59	10.11	Andre Goransson	California
60	9.94	Jeremy Efferding	Texas A&M University
61	9.91	Maxime Tchoutakian	Baylor University
62	9.75	Andrew Watson	University of Memphis
63	9.71	Guillermo Nuñez	TCU
64	9.62	Shane Vinsant	Texas A&M University
65	9.47	Diego Hidalgo	University of Florida
66	9.24	Robbie Mudge	North Carolina State
67	9.11	Filip Vittek	University of San Diego
68	9.03	Aron Hiltzik	University of Illinois
69	8.95	Amerigo Contini	Virginia Tech
70	8.94	Alexandru Ghilea	University of Oklahoma
71	8.93	Brett Clark	North Carolina
72	8.78	Collin Altamirano	University of Virginia
73	8.73	Florian Lakat	Mississippi State University
74	8.63	Filip Bergevi	California
75	8.57	Max de Vroome	University of Southern California
76	8.40	Jordan Daigle	LSU
77	8.39	Tomas Stillman	Univ. of Texas at San Antonio
78	8.31	AJ Catanzariti	Texas A&M University
79	8.23	Alejandro Espejo	University of Tulsa
80	8.16	Beck Pennington	University of Kentucky
81	8.12	Daniel Leitner	University of South Alabama
82	7.93	Samir Iftikhar	University of New Mexico
83	7.86	Daniel Valent	Vanderbilt University
84	7.82	Stefan Lindmark	University of Mississippi
85	7.78	Austin Powell	North Carolina State
86	7.76	Nick Crystal	University of Southern California
87	7.73	Piotr Lomacki	University of Miami (Florida)
88	7.69	Lukas Ollert	Auburn University
89	7.42	Ralf Steinbach	Ohio State University
90	7.39	Farris Gosea	University of Illinois
91	7.15	Michael Rinaldi	Florida State University
92	6.79	Simon Norenius	North Carolina State
93	6.77	Giammarco Micolani	University of Arkansas
94	6.60	Peter Nagy	Texas A&M-Corpus Christi
95	6.35	Jack Findel-Hawkins	University of North Florida
96	6.24	Mate Cutura	Mississippi State University
97	6.18	Matic Spec	University of Minnesota
98	6.16	Lucas Gerch	Oklahoma State University
99	6.11	Mitch Stewart	University of Washington
100	5.99	John Morrissey	Stanford University
101	5.98	Dragos Ignat	Columbia University
102	5.96	Diogo Rocha	University of Denver
103	5.77	Jonathan Ho	Wake Forest University
104	5.67	Albert Wagner	University of Louisville
105	5.66	Freddy Gelbrich	San Diego State University
106	5.46	Korey Lovett	University of Alabama
107	5.45	Henry Craig	University of Denver
108	5.44	Maxx Lipman	University of Florida
109	5.34	Robert Kelly	North Carolina
110	5.33	Chris Kipouras	Dartmouth College
111	5.21	Leonard Stakhovsky	Penn State University
112	5.16	Matt Hagan	University of Iowa
113	5.15	Joao Monteiro	Virginia Tech
114	5.14	Jolan Cailleau	Texas Tech University
115	4.85	Hunter Koontz	Virginia Tech
116	4.81	Strong Kirchheimer	Northwestern University
117	4.80	Mate Zsiga	Baylor University
118	4.78	Arjun Kadhe	Oklahoma State University
119	4.73	Martin Redlicki	UCLA
120	4.63	Jordi Vives	Florida Gulf Coast University
121	4.52	Chris Simpson	LSU
122	4.51	Daan Maasland	University of Oregon
123	4.50	Eric Johnson	University of Southern California
124	4.49	Mac Styslinger	University of Virginia
125	4.48	Michael Tenzer	Univ. of Wisconsin, Green Bay

Men's National Doubles Rankings
Administered by the ITA
NCAA Division I Tennis
April 7, 2015
Rank	Avg	Player	Player	School
1	59.48	Ben Wagland	Austin Smith	University of Georgia
2	53.81	Gonzales Austin	Rhys Johnson	Vanderbilt University
3	52.66	Mikelis Libietis	Hunter Reese	University of Tennessee
4	51.09	Luca Corinteli	Ryan Shane	University of Virginia
5	49.33	Roberto Quiroz	Yannick Hanfmann	University of Southern California
6	47.56	Kevin Metka	Ralf Steinbach	Ohio State University
7	41.44	Mackenzie McDonald	Martin Redlicki	UCLA
8	41.33	Axel Alvarez Llamas	Dane Webb	University of Oklahoma
9	36.47	Christian Seraphim	Skander Mansouri	Wake Forest University
10	34.97	Denis Nguyen	Brian Yeung	Harvard University
11	33.77	Tim Kopinski	Ross Guignon	University of Illinois
12	32.91	Alex Lawson	Billy Pecor	University of Notre Dame
13	31.08	Harrison Adams	Shane Vinsant	Texas A&M University
14	30.00	Nicolas Alvarez	Raphael Hemmeler	Duke University
15	29.19	Julian Cash	Florian Lakat	Mississippi State University
16	28.73	Ian Dempster	Robbie Mudge	North Carolina State
17	27.50	Benjamin Lock	Marco Nunez	Florida State University
18	27.49	Nick Chappell	Will Stein	TCU
19	26.27	Lloyd Glasspool	Søren Hess-Olesen	University of Texas
20	25.25	Chris Kipouras	Dovydas Sakinis	Dartmouth College
21	25.17	John Patrick Mullane	Harry Jadun	Michigan State University
22	24.55	Roberto Cid	Sasha Gozun	University of South Florida
23	24.00	Jordan Daigle	Boris Arias	LSU
24	23.05	Oliver Pramming	Justin Roberts	University of South Florida
25	22.68	Lukas Ollert	Marko Krickovic	Auburn University
26	22.56	Arjun Kadhe	Jakob Sude	Oklahoma State University
27	21.71	Eddy Covalschi	Josh Hagar	University of Notre Dame
28	21.58	Korey Lovett	Becker O'Shaughnessey	University of Alabama
29	21.46	Cameron Norrie	Trevor Johnson	TCU
30	19.27	Henry Craig	Alex Gasson	University of Denver
31	19.18	Ashok Narayana	Max Schnur	Columbia University
32	18.59	Oystein Steiro	Esben Hess-Olesen	North Carolina
33	18.09	Hugo Dojas	Felipe Soares	Texas Tech University
34	18.02	Filip Vittek	Jordan Angus	University of San Diego
35	17.71	Tomislav Gregurovic	Tin Ostojic	Wichita State University
36	17.58	John Morrissey	Robert Stineman	Stanford University
37	16.95	Gordon Watson	Diego Hidalgo	University of Florida
38	15.83	Tony Lupieri	Felipe Rios	Baylor University
39	15.11	Kyle Koch	Thiago Pinheiro	University of South Carolina
40	15.01	Gustav Hansson	William Kallberg	University of Mississippi
41	14.69	Jeremy Efferding	Jordan Szabo	Texas A&M University
42	14.64	Gregory Bayane	Chase Melton	California
43	13.90	Beck Pennington	Kevin Lai	University of Kentucky
44	13.73	Sam Shropshire	Alex Pasareanu	Northwestern University
45	13.65	Ben Wagland	Paul Oosterbaan	University of Georgia
46	13.16	Nik Scholtz	Zvonimir Babic	University of Mississippi
47	12.53	Michael Feucht	Nikita Lis	Lamar University
48	12.46	Emmett Egger	Jeff Hawke	University of Washington
49	12.24	Thomas Colautti	Zack McCourt	Princeton University
50	11.90	Tomas Stillman	Tito Moreiras	Univ. of Texas at San Antonio
51	11.74	Tony Lupieri	Mate Zsiga	Baylor University
52	11.71	Alexandru Ghilea	Andrew Harris	University of Oklahoma
53	11.64	Mathieu Froment	Jack Hamburg	University of Minnesota
54	11.52	Julian Lenz	Diego Galeano	Baylor University
55	11.36	Mac Styslinger	Thai-Son Kwiatkowski	University of Virginia
56	11.24	Jeffrey Brown	Alex Gornet	University of Louisville
57	10.94	Leandro Toledo	Felix Corwin	University of Minnesota
58	10.71	Hunter Harrington	Alejando Augusto	Clemson University
59	10.62	Brett Clark	Robert Kelly	North Carolina
60	10.61	Hendrik Jebens	Freddy Gelbrich	San Diego State University
61	10.42	Brandon Yeoh	Justin To	Brown University
62	10.34	Winston Lin	Mike Vermeer	Columbia University
63	10.33	Connor Glennon	Kai Lemke	University of Memphis
64	10.26	Norbert Nemcsek	Jack Findel-Hawkins	University of North Florida
65	10.05	Hunter Callahan	Chris Diaz	Ohio State University
66	9.74	Mike Vermeer	Richard Pham	Columbia University
67	9.66	Carlos Benito	Eduardo Segura	Georgia Tech
68	9.65	Austin Smith	Eric Diaz	University of Georgia
69	9.56	Andreas Bjerrehus	Hunter Koontz	Virginia Tech
70	9.50	Felipe Soares	Connor Curry	Texas Tech University
71	9.44	Jose Carranza	Josef Dodridge	University of Wisconsin
72	9.43	Alex Petrone	Michael Zhu	University of Michigan
73	9.35	Jonathan Gonzalez	Mario Muniesa	University of Texas at Arlington
74	9.08	Thomas Mayronne	Harrison O'Keefe	University of South Carolina
75	9.07	Pen Binet	Baker Newman	Vanderbilt University
76	9.06	Lucas Hejhal	Vaidik Munshaw	St. John's University
77	9.04	Bernardo Saraiva	Nils Skajaa	Univ. of San Francisco
78	8.75	Trevor Johnson	Blake Wiggins	TCU
79	8.69	Alejandro Espejo	Carlos Bautista	University of Tulsa
80	8.53	Guilherme Hadlich	Rakshay Thakkar	Pepperdine
81	8.46	Maxx Lipman	Elliott Orkin	University of Florida
82	8.44	Jakob Amilon	Denys Pume	UNLV
83	8.19	Amerigo Contini	Andreas Bjerrehus	Virginia Tech
84	8.18	Matt Hagan	Dominic Patrick	University of Iowa
85	7.86	Fedor Baev	Strong Kirchheimer	Northwestern University
86	7.85	Arturs Kazijevs	Markus Kerner	SMU
87	7.83	David Warren	Max Andrews	Rice University
88	7.78	Raphael Hemmeler	Josh Levine	Duke University
89	7.74	Ettore Zito	Victor Hoang	Middle Tennessee State University
90	7.71	Alejandro Espejo	Or Ram-Harel	University of Tulsa

Women's National Team Rankings
Administered by the ITA
NCAA Division I Tennis
April 7, 2015
Rank	Avg.	School	Previous Rank
1	77.04	University of Southern California	1
2	74.94	North Carolina	2
3	73.83	California	3
4	73.27	UCLA	4
5	68.52	University of Georgia	5
6	67.52	University of Florida	6
7	61.88	Baylor University	7
8	61.31	Vanderbilt University	8
9	53.57	Oklahoma State University	13
10	51.67	Texas A&M University	11
11	51.40	University of Alabama	12
12	51.20	University of Virginia	9
13	51.08	Stanford	10
14	50.08	University of Michigan	14
15	44.08	Texas Tech University	18
16	43.18	Pepperdine	15
17	43.16	University of Miami (Florida)	16
18	39.35	Ohio State University	19
19	38.94	TCU	17
20	32.99	Clemson University	22
21	31.65	University of Kentucky	20
22	29.09	Duke University	24
23	28.45	Northwestern University	21
24	27.71	Arizona State University	23
25	27.34	University of Mississippi	26
26	23.76	University of South Carolina	31
27	23.75	LSU	25
28	22.87	University of Houston	28
29	22.45	University of Oklahoma	32
30	21.67	Rice University	45
31	21.48	University of Notre Dame	40
32	20.93	Wichita State University	27
33	20.83	DePaul University	38
34	20.69	Purdue University	35
35	20.65	Georgia Tech	36
36	20.25	University of Texas at Austin	29
37	18.77	Dartmouth College	30
38	16.77	University of Arkansas	46
39	16.75	Fresno State	37
40	16.74	Long Beach State University	33
41	16.56	Saint Mary's College of California	39
42	16.41	Virginia Tech	34
43	15.98	Mississippi State University	44
44	14.39	Auburn University	42
45	14.07	University of Arizona	41
46	12.64	Columbia University	65
47	12.59	Tulane University	57
48	12.29	Marshall University	NR
49	12.26	Boston College	63
50	12.15	University of Washington	51
51	12.13	Michigan State University	43
52	12.11	Indiana University-Bloomington	58
53	12.07	Princeton University	56
54	11.53	University of New Mexico	49
55	11.36	University of Portland	48
56	11.35	San Jose State University	55
57	10.99	UC Santa Barbara	50
58	10.47	University of Illinois	NR
59	10.39	University of Utah	53
60	10.21	Brigham Young University	60
61	9.95	University of Minnesota	59
62	9.50	College of William and Mary	52
63	9.47	Harvard University	54
64	9.43	Penn State University	47
65	9.02	University of Colorado	70
66	8.95	University of Tennessee	NR
67	8.89	University of Oregon	62
68	8.88	UC Irvine	74
69	8.74	Florida State University	66
70	8.62	SMU	61
71	8.43	Old Dominion University	73
72	7.81	Cal State Northridge	64
73	7.70	San Diego State University	72
74	7.34	University of Tulsa	71
75	7.02	Yale University	NR

Women's National Singles Rankings
Administered by the ITA
NCAA Division I Tennis
April 7, 2015
Rank	Avg	Player	School
1	62.82	Robin Anderson	UCLA
2	59.38	Julia Elbaba	University of Virginia
3	58.17	Maegan Manasse	California
4	54.64	Carol Zhao	Stanford
5	50.45	Brooke Austin	University of Florida
6	46.53	Jamie Loeb	North Carolina
7	43.53	Sydney Campbell	Vanderbilt University
8	41.62	Lauren Herring	University of Georgia
9	41.26	Lorraine Guillermo	Pepperdine
10	39.08	Josie Kuhlman	University of Florida
11	38.21	Stephanie Wagner	University of Miami (Florida)
12	36.34	Julia Jones	University of Mississippi
13	30.94	Giuliana Olmos	University of Southern California
14	30.93	Hayley Carter	North Carolina
15	30.64	Joana Eidukonyte	Clemson University
16	29.39	Taylor Davidson	Stanford
17	28.48	Chanelle Van Nguyen	UCLA
18	26.66	Viktoriya Lushkova	Oklahoma State University
19	23.94	Caroline Price	North Carolina
20	23.08	Klara Fabikova	California
21	22.23	Brianna Morgan	University of Florida
22	22.14	Sabrina Santamaria	University of Southern California
23	21.66	Emina Bektas	University of Michigan
24	21.51	Caroline Doyle	Stanford
25	20.75	Natalie Beazant	Rice University
26	20.51	Ronit Yurovsky	University of Michigan
27	20.31	Desirae Krawczyk	Arizona State University
28	19.51	Erin Routliffe	University of Alabama
29	19.21	Kyle McPhillips	UCLA
30	18.40	Blair Shankle	Baylor University
31	18.12	Ema Burgic	Baylor University
32	17.81	Sinead Lohan	University of Miami (Florida)
33	17.63	Romy Köelzer	Clemson University
34	16.44	Zsofi Susanyi	California
35	16.35	Joana Vale Costa	LSU
36	16.15	Stephanie Nauta	University of Virginia
37	15.37	Danielle Collins	University of Virginia
38	14.76	Simona Parajova	TCU
39	14.61	Rachel Pierson	Texas A&M University
40	14.31	Jasmine Lee	Mississippi State University
41	13.64	Ester Goldfeld	Duke University
42	13.55	Kourtney Keegan	University of Florida
43	12.97	Belinda Woolcock	University of Florida
44	12.96	Astra Sharma	Vanderbilt University
45	12.68	Saska Gavrilovska	Texas A&M University
46	12.60	Francesca Fusinato	Virginia Tech
47	12.31	Denise Starr	California
48	11.89	Breaunna Addison	University of Texas at Austin
49	11.86	Lynn Chi	California
50	11.70	Jennifer Brady	UCLA
51	11.68	Leeza Nemchinov	College of William and Mary
52	11.54	Rutuja Bhosale	Texas A&M University
53	11.13	Kenna Kilgo	Texas Tech University
54	11.06	Lauren Marker	University of Arizona
55	10.90	Maya Jansen	University of Alabama
56	10.80	Paige Hourigan	Georgia Tech
57	10.56	Tereza Bekerova	University of Utah
58	10.07	Zoë Scandalis	University of Southern California
59	10.01	Ellen Perez	University of Georgia
60	9.87	Elixane Lechemia	University of South Carolina
61	9.72	Cindy Chala	Virginia Commonwealth University
62	9.56	Despoina Vogasari	University of Houston
63	9.55	Catherine Harrison	UCLA
64	9.51	Beatrice Gumulya	Clemson University
65	9.42	Arianne Hartono	University of Mississippi
66	9.38	Nadia Ravita	University of Kentucky
67	9.19	Clementina Riobueno	University of Miami (Florida)
68	9.07	Yuliya Lysa	University of Arkansas
69	8.72	Kennedy Shaffer	University of Georgia
70	8.67	Sophie Watts	Fresno State
71	8.64	Madison Westby	University of Southern California
72	8.63	Gabby Smith	University of Southern California
73	8.54	Samantha Harris	Duke University
74	8.49	Lynn Kiro	Texas Tech University
75	8.26	Meredith Xepoleas	University of Southern California
76	8.23	Skylar Kuykendall	LSU
77	8.17	Danielle Spielmann	University of Alabama
78	8.14	Apichaya Runglerdkriangkrai	Pepperdine
79	7.64	Taylor Ng	Dartmouth College
80	7.37	Courtney Colton	Vanderbilt University
81	7.15	Pleun Burgmans	Auburn University
82	6.93	Hannah King	University of Georgia
83	6.92	Briar Preston	University of Arizona
84	6.91	Karla Popovic	California
85	6.90	Kiah Generette	Baylor University
86	6.89	Alizee Michaud	Stetson University
87	6.88	Ilinca Stoica	Virginia Tech
88	6.75	Marie Casares	Vanderbilt University
89	6.55	Daneika Borthwick	Florida State University
90	6.53	Nia Rose	University of Oregon
91	6.46	Silvia Garcia	University of Georgia
92	6.32	Sarah Dvorak	Texas Tech University
93	6.28	Whitney Kay	North Carolina
94	6.23	Cindy Nguyen	Univ. of Hawaii, Manoa
95	5.85	Kaitlin Ray	UCLA
96	5.74	Joanna Henderson	University of Tennessee
97	5.67	Jessica Wacnik	Boston College
98	5.57	Borislava Botusharova	Old Dominion University
99	5.53	Leolia JeanJean	Baylor University
100	5.36	Ellen Tsay	Stanford
101	5.35	Asiya Dair	Boston College
102	5.29	Elena Kordolaimi	University of Houston
103	5.28	Beatrice Capra	Duke University
104	5.27	Johnnise Renaud	Georgia Tech
105	5.18	Ashley Dai	North Carolina
106	5.15	Vladica Babic	Oklahoma State University
107	5.13	Wendy Zhang	University of Miami (Florida)
108	5.11	Rachael James-Baker	Baylor University
109	4.99	Katarina Adamovic	Oklahoma State University
110	4.95	Caroline Brinson	University of Georgia
111	4.82	Kerrie Cartwright	Florida State University
112	4.70	Andrea Ka	Univ. of San Francisco
113	4.63	Stefanie Tan	TCU
114	4.39	Georgiana Patrasc	Mississippi State University
115	4.38	Lina Lileikite	University of Miami (Florida)
116	4.37	Krista Hardebeck	Stanford
117	4.36	Rachel Kahan	Duke University
118	4.35	Sarah Lee	University of Michigan
119	4.34	Lindsay Graff	Princeton University
120	4.32	Kate Vialle	North Carolina
121	4.29	Alex Najarian	University of Michigan
122	4.28	Kelsey Laurente	Oklahoma State University
123	4.27	Nicole Long	University of Oregon
124	4.25	Stefania Hristov	Texas A&M University
125	4.24	Natalie Suk	University of Mississippi

Women's National Doubles Rankings
Administered by the ITA
NCAA Division I Tennis
April 7, 2015
Rank	Avg	Player	Player	School
1	55.94	Carol Zhao	Taylor Davidson	Stanford
2	55.65	Erin Routliffe	Maya Jansen	University of Alabama
3	55.03	Beatrice Gumulya	Jessy Rompies	Clemson University
4	53.11	Catherine Harrison	Kyle McPhillips	UCLA
5	46.33	Emily Flickinger	Pleun Burgmans	Auburn University
6	42.81	Maegan Manasse	Denise Starr	California
7	41.64	Jamie Loeb	Caroline Price	North Carolina
8	41.07	Lina Lileikite	Stephanie Wagner	University of Miami (Florida)
9	39.66	Zsofi Susanyi	Klara Fabikova	California
10	38.98	Ema Burgic	Blair Shankle	Baylor University
11	35.44	Viktoriya Lushkova	Kelsey Laurente	Oklahoma State University
12	35.25	Brooke Austin	Kourtney Keegan	University of Florida
13	28.21	Emina Bektas	Alex Najarian	University of Michigan
14	26.70	Caroline Doyle	Ellen Tsay	Stanford
15	25.91	Ashleigh Antal	Astra Sharma	Vanderbilt University
16	25.11	Courtney Colton	Sydney Campbell	Vanderbilt University
17	24.88	Kendal Woodard	Paige Hourigan	Georgia Tech
18	24.46	Ines Deheza	Stefania Hristov	Texas A&M University
19	23.92	Jennifer Brady	Robin Anderson	UCLA
20	23.30	Ellen Perez	Lauren Herring	University of Georgia
21	22.16	Whitney Kay	Hayley Carter	North Carolina
22	22.04	Zoë Katz	Sabrina Santamaria	University of Southern California
23	22.00	Briar Preston	Shayne Austin	University of Arizona
24	21.88	Zoë Scandalis	Giuliana Olmos	University of Southern California
25	20.76	Silvia Garcia	Kennedy Shaffer	University of Georgia
26	20.42	Aldila Sutjiadi	Mami Adachi	University of Kentucky
27	20.32	Quinn Gleason	Monica Robinson	University of Notre Dame
28	18.39	Matea Cutura	Christine Maddox	Pepperdine
29	18.04	Desirae Krawczyk	Stephanie Vlad	Arizona State University
30	17.48	Robin Anderson	Chanelle Van Nguyen	UCLA
31	16.51	Skylar Morton	Cassie Mercer	University of Virginia
32	15.76	Nadia Ravita	Aldila Sutjiadi	University of Kentucky
33	15.71	Eva Paalma	Rachel Pierson	Texas A&M University
34	15.14	Stefanie Tan	Seda Arantekin	TCU
35	14.84	Zoë Katz	Gabriella DeSimone	University of Southern California
36	13.70	Monique Albuquerque	Clementina Riobueno	University of Miami (Florida)
37	13.19	Meghan Blevins	Brigit Folland	University of South Carolina
38	13.05	Joanna Henderson	Caitlyn Williams	University of Tennessee
39	12.78	Alicia Barnett	Erin Larner	Northwestern University
40	12.63	Gabriella De Santis	Sandy Niehaus	Ohio State University
41	11.97	Danielle Spielmann	Luicelena Perez	University of Alabama
42	11.94	Ines Deheza	Rachel Pierson	Texas A&M University
43	11.66	Alyssa Hibberd	Anki Wind	University of Memphis
44	11.61	Kenna Kilgo	Gabriela Talaba	Texas Tech University
45	11.57	Leeza Nemchinov	Jeltje Loomans	College of William and Mary
46	11.51	Tereza Bekerova	Margo Pletcher	University of Utah
47	11.20	Kelley Anderson	Leolia JeanJean	Baylor University
48	11.06	Peggy Porter	Josie Kuhlman	University of Florida
49	10.66	Ashley Dai	Kate Vialle	North Carolina
50	10.53	Joana Vale Costa	Noel Scott	LSU
51	10.46	Jessica Wacnik	Lexi Borr	Boston College
52	10.41	Joanna Smith	Kassidy Jump	Arizona State University
53	10.36	Beatrice Capra	Samantha Harris	Duke University
54	10.29	Julia Courter	Paula Rincon Otero	University of Minnesota
55	10.25	Luicelena Perez	Maya Jansen	University of Alabama
56	10.12	Jana McCord	Parminder Kaur	Saint Mary's College of California
57	10.11	Annie Mulholland	Samantha Harris	Duke University
58	10.03	Hadley Berg	Caroline Dailey	University of South Carolina
59	10.00	Breaunna Addison	Ryann Foster	University of Texas at Austin
60	9.82	Gabriella Castaneda	Emily Fanning	Florida State University
61	9.70	Mai El Kamash	Erin Stephens	University of Mississippi
62	9.46	Breaunna Addison	Danielle Wagland	University of Texas at Austin
63	9.40	Lina Lileikite	Wendy Zhang	University of Miami (Florida)
64	9.24	Angeles de los Rios	Elizabeth Thoms	University of Texas at Arlington
65	9.02	Ashleigh Antal	Marie Casares	Vanderbilt University
66	9.00	Marlou Kluiving	Nicole Long	University of Oregon
67	8.85	Vladica Babic	Katarina Adamovic	Oklahoma State University
68	8.43	Rutuja Bhosale	Saska Gavrilovska	Texas A&M University
69	8.41	Yuliya Lysa	Shannon Hudson	University of Arkansas
70	8.26	Brooke Rischbieth	Rheeya Doshi	Northwestern University
71	8.02	Hadley Berg	Elixane Lechemia	University of South Carolina
72	7.93	Ronit Yurovsky	Sarah Lee	University of Michigan
73	7.88	Ekaterina Tour	Welma Luus	University of Maryland, College Park
74	7.78	Joana Eidukonyte	Daniela Ruiz	Clemson University
75	7.68	Saana Saarteinen	Renata Kurikova	University of Tulsa
76	7.42	Tarani Kamoe	Linn Timmermann	Georgia State University
77	7.37	Lyn Yee Choo	Ioanna Markesini	East Tennessee State University
78	7.16	Crystal Leung	Tina Jiang	Columbia University
79	7.07	Caroline Brinson	Hannah King	University of Georgia
80	7.06	Katherine Schofield	Jenny Falcone	College of Charleston
81	7.05	Jasmine Lee	Georgiana Patrasc	Mississippi State University
82	7.04	Caroline Aleck	Meika Ashby	Western Michigan University
83	7.03	Stephanie N'tcha	Carita Moolman	Samford University
84	6.98	Rasheeda McAdoo	Alexis Prokopuik	Georgia Tech
85	6.93	Nadia Ravita	Kirsten Lewis	University of Kentucky
86	6.80	Emily Zabor	Natalia Maynetto	University of Alabama
87	6.69	Stephanie Nauta	Maci Epstein	University of Virginia
88	6.66	Wendy Zhang	Sinead Lohan	University of Miami (Florida)
89	6.59	Maci Epstein	Marie Faure	University of Virginia
90	6.55	Lynn Kiro	Sabrina Federici	Texas Tech University