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Tuesday, May 26, 2015

Final ITA Team Rankings Released

Virginia and Vanderbilt finished atop the men's and women's rankings after each won the NCAA National Championship.  Oklahoma finished #2 after holding down the top spot virtually the entire season.

TCU and Illinois swapped spots at 4 and 6 after the Illini went out in the Round of 16 while TCU made it all the way to the semifinals. 

Columbia and South Florida moved into the top 16 which will give them both a chance to host a regional for next year's National Team Indoors (assuming they put in a bid and it meets the qualifications).  The regionals take place during the ITA Kickoff Weekend on January 22-24 and the participants for each regional will be decided early next week. 
Ole Miss and Virginia Tech both fell out of the top 16 after losing in the 2nd round of the NCAAs.

Florida Gulf Coast came in at #75 which is the first time in school history that the Eagles have been ranked so congrats to CJ Weber and his team on an amazing accomplishment after a record breaking season.

The final singles and doubles rankings will come out next Tuesday.

ITA's release 

Men's National Team Rankings 
Administered by the ITA
NCAA Division I Tennis
May 26, 2015
RankAvgSchoolPrevious Week
195.93University of Virginia 3
294.39University of Oklahoma 1
384.63Baylor University 2
470.97TCU 6
568.75Texas A&M University 5
668.21University of Illinois 4
766.38University of Southern California 8
866.32University of Georgia 7
960.26University of Texas 9
1056.90Duke University 10
1154.53North Carolina 13
1252.03Ohio State University 11
1349.25Wake Forest University 12
1445.48Columbia University 17
1544.17UCLA 16
1643.25University of South Florida 18
1740.94University of Mississippi 14
1840.61Virginia Tech 15
1938.93Texas Tech University 19
2036.87Stanford University 23
2136.55University of Minnesota 25
2236.08University of San Diego 21
2336.04Mississippi State University 20
2434.93Vanderbilt University 24
2533.73University of Florida 22
2632.85California 26
2731.72Northwestern University 28
2830.64University of Tulsa 30
2928.77Oklahoma State University 31
3028.43LSU 29
3128.43Florida State University 27
3228.12Drake University 33
3323.99University of Louisville 32
3423.76Harvard University 34
3521.99Princeton University 36
3621.83Pepperdine 39
3721.69University of Notre Dame 35
3821.63San Diego State University 40
3918.56North Carolina State 37
4017.67University of New Mexico 38
4116.65Tulane University 43
4216.22Dartmouth College 44
4315.60University of Tennessee 41
4415.32Georgia Tech 42
4514.84University of Memphis 45
4614.73Indiana University-Bloomington 46
4714.26SMU 47
4814.15Cornell University 49
4913.32University of Oregon 51
5013.27University of South Carolina 48
5113.05University of San Francisco 53
5212.95Cal Poly 54
5312.75University of Denver 50
5412.58UC Santa Barbara 52
5511.95Penn State University 55
5610.88Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 56
5710.85Old Dominion University 61
5810.55UC Davis 58
5910.49Boise State University 63
6010.49Rice University 62
6110.33Auburn University 60
6210.21University of Texas at San Antonio 59
639.85Troy University 57
649.68University of Washington 65
659.35Fresno State 66
669.26Clemson University 64
679.20UC Irvine 67
689.14Utah State University 69
698.64Wichita State University 68
708.41University of South Alabama 70
717.89University of Texas at Arlington 72
727.87University of Alabama 71
737.63University of Iowa 74
747.44UNC Wilmington 73
757.16Florida Gulf Coast University NR

Women's National Team Rankings 
Administered by the ITA
NCAA Division I Tennis
May 26, 2015
RankAvgSchoolPrevious Week
183.20Vanderbilt University 4
281.88University of Southern California 1
378.35UCLA 6
476.88North Carolina 2
574.40University of Georgia 7
672.64University of Florida 5
771.98California 3
866.62Baylor University 9
965.50University of Virginia 8
1063.37Texas A&M University 10
1160.26Stanford 14
1255.83Oklahoma State University 12
1354.58University of Michigan 11
1452.61University of Alabama 13
1550.26University of Miami (Florida) 15
1647.36Texas Tech University 16
1742.15TCU 17
1841.64Clemson University 21
1938.28Duke University 20
2037.02Georgia Tech 24
2136.69Ohio State University 18
2235.16Pepperdine 19
2333.95LSU 22
2433.45University of Mississippi 23
2529.79University of Kentucky 25
2629.49Northwestern University 26
2726.61Arizona State University 27
2825.50Rice University 28
2925.47University of South Carolina 29
3025.04Virginia Tech 32
3124.91Dartmouth College 31
3222.18Mississippi State University 33
3321.91DePaul University 37
3420.99University of Houston 30
3519.62University of Oklahoma 42
3619.44University of Notre Dame 34
3719.38University of Texas at Austin 35
3816.86University of Arkansas 39
3916.60Florida State University 44
4016.52Long Beach State University 38
4116.46Wichita State University 36
4216.03Princeton University 45
4315.93Purdue University 41
4415.05Saint Mary's College of California 40
4514.98Columbia University 46
4614.79Auburn University 43
4713.54Penn State University 47
4812.76Indiana University-Bloomington 51
4912.36College of William and Mary 49
5012.05Boston College 53
5111.88University of Tulsa 48
5211.51Marshall University 52
5311.38University of Utah 50
5411.27Brown University 60
5511.02University of Illinois 54
5610.94Old Dominion University 56
579.79University of Minnesota 62
589.77Fresno State 55
599.72University of New Mexico 57
609.66UC Santa Barbara 59
619.46University of Tennessee 61
629.44Tulane University 63
639.28University of Portland 58
648.74University of Washington 64
658.63University of Oregon 65
668.58University of Arizona 66
678.44University of Maryland, College Park 70
688.27Michigan State University 67
698.02Yale University 72
707.89UC Irvine 71
717.85Univ. of Wyoming 73
727.78Cal State Northridge NR
737.74San Jose State University 68
747.69University of South Alabama 75
757.65Middle Tennessee State University NR

4 comments:

AR Hacked Off said...

wonder if it will be possible for Ole Miss to host if Columbia chooses not to host or unable to host much like 2014 NCAA

Rankings off as usual said...

Illinois ranked too high all season.

DBHILTZ said...

They beat Baylor. Texas, Texas A&M, North Carolina(won and loss) and Ohio State(3 times). There losses was Georgia, Duke, North Carolina, TCU and Minnesota. They were 16-1 at home and won their conference. Their record was 27-5. In fact they played Texas, Texas A&M and TCU within 72 hrs. They didn't shy away from competition. A blanket statement without supportive facts saying they were ranked too high all season makes no sense. They were 24-0 at the 4 position with freshman winning 22 of the 24 matches at that position. The top 5 positions had one of the highest UTRS in the country.

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