4/12 Oracle/ITA Men's Rankings Release - Top 9 Profiles

As I forecasted on Monday, Virginia is your new No. 1 with its road win over Florida putting it over the top. TCU stays at No. 2, Ohio State comes up two spots to No. 3, UCLA stays at No. 4, and North Carolina, which was last week's No. 1, falls to No. 5 after a stunning loss to Notre Dame.

Georgia moves up one spot to No. 6 after a win over Florida, Wake Forest drops one spot to No. 7, Oklahoma rises one spot to No. 8, USC falls one spot to No. 9, and Texas Tech rises one spot to No. 10.

This set of rankings used each team's nine best wins and all losses as will each subsequent set of rankings until the selection of the NCAA field on May 3rd.

New Mexico, Lamar, Stanford, and Notre Dame were the biggest upward movers last week. New Mexico went from unranked to No. 60, Lamar came up 14 spots to No. 54, Stanford came up 13 spots to No. 29, and Notre Dame came up 12 spots to No. 43.


The following teams moved up at least 5 spots versus the last rankings - movement in ( ):
#29 Stanford (+13) - beat Oregon and Washington
#33 LSU (+6) - won at Kentucky and Tennessee
#37 Baylor (+8) - beat Texas
#43 Notre Dame (+12) - beat #1 North Carolina
#54 Lamar (+14) - beat Rice
#60 New Mexico (at least +16) - beat Tulsa
#65 Cal Poly (+8) - beat UC Irvine and UNLV
#70 Indiana (at least +6) - beat Penn State

The following teams dropped down at least 5 spots versus the last rankings (still ranked):
#24 Tulsa (-6) - lost to unranked New Mexico
#35 Washington (-5) - lost to Stanford and Cal
#39 Penn State (-6) - lost to unranked Indiana
#41 Oregon (-5) - lost to Stanford and Cal
#46 Princeton (-9) - lost to Dartmouth and Harvard
#66 Loyola Marymount (-8) - lost to UC Irvine and Portland
#71 Pacific (-5) - lost to Oregon


These 4 teams entered the rankings after being unranked and here is why they are now ranked
#60 New Mexico - beat then #18 Tulsa
#70 Indiana - beat then #33 Penn State
#74 Florida Gulf Coast - beat then #71 North Florida (road)
#75 UC Irvine - lost to Cal Poly but previous win over Loyola Marymount was upgraded when LMU rose 10 spots in the rankings

These 4 teams dropped out of the rankings with last week's rankings in ( ):
William & Mary (70) - lost to VCU and Old Dominion
North Florida (71) - lost to Florida Gulf Coast
Middle Tennessee State (74) - lost to East Tennessee State
Miami FL (75) - lost to NC State


Here is the ITA's release which breaks down the rankings by conference affiliation.

Below I'll breakdown the team Top 9 looking at the 9 best wins that were used in the rankings this week along with other quality ranked wins. I also listed the point totals gained from the best wins and losses to come up with the computer score.  

Virginia moves up to No. 1 after picking up road wins over Florida, Georgia Tech, and Clemson. Virginia would have moved up to No. 1 even if UNC hadn't lost to Notre Dame.

• 9 Best Wins (686.4): #2 TCU, #4 UCLA, #6 Wake Forest, #9 Oklahoma, #14 Florida, #18 Tulsa, #20 Kentucky, #23 Florida State, at #31 Georgia Tech
• Other Quality Wins: #29 San Diego, #40 Virginia Tech, #41 NC State, #55 Notre Dame, #60 Duke
• Losses (9.5): #1 North Carolina (2X), #15 Illinois
• Computer Score:  686.4/9.5 = 72.25 (was 68.45)
• What's Coming Up: Wake Forest (4/15), Miami (4/17), ACC Tournament (4/22-24)
• Comments:  Virginia can win the ACC regular season title outright with a win on Friday over No. 7 Wake Forest though a loss would snap its 12-year streak of claiming at least a share of the conference title.  

TCU stays at No. 2 after adding wins over No. 9 Oklahoma, No. 12 Oklahoma State and No. 25 SMU. The reason TCU didn't move up to No. 1 was because Virginia's top wins are slightly better than TCU's (686.4 vs. 669.4) with each having identical losses in terms of points. 

• 9 Best Wins (669.4): #8 USC, #9 Oklahoma, #10 Texas A&M, #12 Oklahoma State (2X), #13 Northwestern, #15 Illinois (2X +1 on road), at #22 South Florida
• Other Quality Wins: #18 Tulsa, #25 SMU, #26 Columbia, #28 Rice,  #38 Dartmouth, #42 Stanford, at #44 Wisconsin, 
• Losses (9.5): #3 Virginia, #19 California
• Computer Score:  669.4/9.5 = 70.46 (was 69.05)
• What's Coming Up: at Texas (4/16), Baylor (4/20), at Texas Tech (4/24), Big 12 Tournament (4/30-5/1)
• Comments: TCU added some nice wins last week which was a good thing because several of its top wins fell in the rankings last week. TCU has a rough schedule down the stretch with three top 25 teams coming to Fort Worth this week with Oklahoma probably the biggest challenge of the three. TCU will be tested but it should win them all this week. 

Ohio State moves up two spots to No. 3 after picking a big road win at No. 20 Kentucky along with road wins at Indiana and No. 57 Purdue.

• 9 Best Wins (619.1): at #9 Oklahoma, #10 Texas A&M (2X), #14 Florida, #17 Texas, at #20 Kentucky, #21 Michigan, at #22 South Florida, #33 Penn State, 
• Other Quality Wins: #40 Virginia Tech, #45 Baylor, #49 Denver, at #55 Notre Dame, #63 Iowa
• Losses (9.3): #1 North Carolina, at #7 Georgia
• Computer Score:  619.1/9.3 = 66.57 (was 65.41)
• What's Coming Up: at Minnesota (4/15), at Wisconsin (4/17), Northwestern (4/22), Illinois (4/24), Big Ten Tournament (4/29-5/1)
• Comments: The Buckeyes should win both matches this weekend quite comfortably with the Wisconsin match being the more difficult of the two. The Big Ten title will be decided the following weekend when both Northwestern and Illinois coming to Columbus. 

UCLA stays at No. 4 after winning on the road at Arizona and Utah.  

• 9 Best Wins (610.2): #7 Georgia (2X), #8 USC, #10 Texas A&M, #19 Cal, #25 SMU, #29 San Diego, at #30 Washington, #31 Georgia Tech
• Other Quality Wins: #36 Oregon, #42 Stanford (2X + 1 on road), #65 BYU, at #72 Utah  
• Losses (9.2): #1 North Carolina, #3 Virginia
• Computer Score:  610.2/9.2 = 66.33 (was 67.84)
• What's Coming Up: UC San Diego (4/14), at USC 4/17), Pac 12 Tournament (4/22-23)
• Comments: The Bruins finish out the regular season on Sunday when they face USC at the newly refurbished Buntmann Tennis Center. A win over USC should push the Bruins back ahead of Ohio State for the No. 3 spot.

North Carolina drops four spots to No. 5 after a stunning loss at Notre Dame

• 9 Best Wins (698.9): #3 Virginia (2X + 1 on road),  #4 UCLA, #5 Ohio State, #9 Oklahoma, #11 Texas Tech, #15 Illinois, #40 Virginia Tech, at #41 NC State
• Other Quality Wins: #41 NC State (2nd of 2 wins), #43 Vanderbilt, #75 Miami
• Losses (10.6): #6 Wake Forest, at #23 Florida State, at #55 Notre Dame
• Computer Score:  698.9/10.6 = 65.93 (was 73.43)
• What's Coming Up: Georgia Tech (4/15), at Duke (4/17), ACC Tournament (4/22-24)
• Comments: I guess the bright side of losing the No. 1 spot to Virginia is the fact that the Tar Heels will gain a good chunk of points since it has the two wins over the Hoos. North Carolina still has the best overall resume when it comes to wins but unfortunately those losses to Florida State and Notre Dame are dragging them down. North Carolina should handle both Georgia Tech and Duke but I thought the same thing about the match with Notre Dame. 

Georgia moves up one spot to No. 6 after picking up wins over Florida and Auburn. 

• 9 Best Wins (569.7): #5 Ohio State, at #10 Texas A&M, #14 Florida, #20 Kentucky, #24 Mississippi State, #26 Columbia, #31 Georgia Tech, #32 Alabama, #34 Memphis
• Other Quality Wins: at #39 LSU, at #43 Vanderbilt, #47 UC Santa Barbara, #52 East Tennessee State, #59 Auburn, at #62 South Carolina 
• Losses (9.5): #4 UCLA (2X), #11 Texas Tech
• Computer Score: 569.7/9.5 = 59.97 (was 58.07)
• What's Coming Up: at Arkansas (4/15), at Ole Miss (4/17), SEC Tournament (4/22-24)
• Comments: The Bulldogs have already clinched a share of the regular season SEC title and can win it outright with a win this weekend over either Arkansas or Ole Miss (or another Florida loss). Both of those teams will give Georgia a run for its money with the Arkansas match the tougher of the two.  

Wake Forest drops one spot to No. 7 despite winning its only match last Saturday against Duke. The reason Wake dropped is because Georgia picked a top 15 win over Florida.  

• 9 Best Wins (632.6): at #1 North Carolina, #8 USC, #9 Oklahoma (2X + 1 on road), #11 Texas Tech,  at #23 Florida State, #31 Georgia Tech, at #40 Virginia Tech, #52 East Tennessee State
• Other Quality Wins: #55 Notre Dame, #59 Auburn, #60 Duke, #62 South Carolina, #71 North Florida, at #75 Miami
• Losses (10.6): #3 Virginia, #12 Oklahoma State, #17 Texas, #41 NC State
• Computer Score: 632.6/10.6 = 59.68 (was 58.41)
• What's Coming Up: at Virginia (4/15), at Louisville (4/17), ACC Tournament (4/22-24)
• Comments: Wake can win an outright ACC regular season championship if it wins on Friday at Virginia. The Deacs nearly beat Virginia the last time they met at the National Team Indoors and I think they've got a really good shot at pulling the upset in this one. My early observation is Wake needs to win at No. 2, No. 4, and No. 6 singles in addition to taking the doubles point. 

Oklahoma rises one spot to No. 8 after a loss at TCU and a win at Texas. 

• 9 Best Wins (558.8): at #17 Texas, at #18 Tulsa, #15 Illinois, #19 Cal, at #22 South Florida, at #23 Florida State, #29 San Diego, at #32 Alabama, #34 Memphis
• Other Quality Wins: #56 Utah State
• Losses (10.4): #1 North Carolina, #2 TCU, #3 Virginia, #5 Ohio State, #6 Wake Forest (2X), #8 USC, #16 Arkansas
• Computer Score: 558.8/10.4 = 53.73 (was 53.10)
• What's Coming Up: Baylor (4/15), Texas Tech (4/17), at Oklahoma State (4/23), Big 12 Tournament (4/29-5/1)
• Comments: The return of Andrew Harris has revitalized this team and in the blink of an eye they are back in the national title hunt. OU won't have any issues with Baylor but Texas Tech will be a stiff challenge. Last season OU got stunned in Lubbock so I have a feeling they'll be more than ready for this one. 

USC drops one spot to No. 9 despite sweeping both Utah and Arizona. 

• 9 Best Wins (531): #9 Oklahoma, #14 Florida, at #18 Tulsa, #19 California, #22 South Florida, #27 Tulane, at #36 Oregon, #42 Stanford (2X + 1 on road)
• Other Quality Wins: #45 Baylor, #67 UC Davis, at #72 Utah
• Losses (10.0): #2 TCU, #4 UCLA, #6 Wake Forest, #30 Washington
• Computer Score: 531/10.0 = 53.10 (was 54.52)
• What's Coming Up: UCLA (4/17), Pac 12 Tournament (4/22-23)
• Comments: The Trojans have a chance to avenge their loss to UCLA when the Bruins come across town on Sunday afternoon in a match that will be televised nationally on the Pac-12 Network. USC has been playing much better lately but it'll need an A+ effort to beat the Bruins. 

4/12 Oracle/ITA Men's Rankings

Rank	Avg	School	Previous Rank
1	72.25	University of Virginia	3
2	70.46	TCU	2
3	66.57	Ohio State University	5
4	66.33	UCLA	4
5	65.93	North Carolina	1
6	59.97	University of Georgia	7
7	59.68	Wake Forest University	6
8	53.73	University of Oklahoma	9
9	53.1	University of Southern California	8
10	49.27	Texas Tech University	11
11	47.45	Texas A&M University	10
12	47.41	University of Arkansas	16
13	47.25	University of Florida	14
14	47	Oklahoma State University	12
15	46.09	Northwestern University	13
16	43.22	California	19
17	40.64	University of Illinois	15
18	40.52	University of Texas	17
19	39.95	University of South Florida	22
20	39.46	University of Kentucky	20
21	38.24	University of Michigan	21
22	37.37	Florida State University	23
23	33.45	Mississippi State University	24
24	32.59	University of Tulsa	18
25	29.13	Columbia University	26
26	27.66	Rice University	28
27	27.17	SMU	25
28	26.94	Tulane University	27
29	26.75	Stanford University	42
30	24.89	Georgia Tech	31
31	24.8	University of San Diego	29
32	23.99	University of Mississippi	35
33	23.67	LSU	39
34	22.18	University of Alabama	32
35	22.06	University of Washington	30
36	21.99	Dartmouth College	38
37	21.6	Baylor University	45
38	21.17	University of Memphis	34
39	20.92	Penn State University	33
40	20.29	Virginia Tech	40
41	19.57	University of Oregon	36
42	19.04	North Carolina State	41
43	18.61	University of Notre Dame	55
44	17.08	Old Dominion University	48
45	16.65	Vanderbilt University	43
46	16.61	Princeton University	37
47	15.94	University of Wisconsin	44
48	15.57	Harvard University	50
49	15.49	Drake University	46
50	14.62	UC Santa Barbara	47
51	13.98	University of Denver	49
52	12.72	East Tennessee State University	52
53	12.14	Georgia State University	51
54	11.98	Lamar University	68
55	11.47	Cornell University	54
56	11.45	Pepperdine	53
57	10.98	Utah State University	56
58	10.59	University of South Carolina	62
59	9.82	Purdue University	57
60	9.79	University of New Mexico	NR
61	9.7	Brigham Young University	65
62	9.67	St. John's University	61
63	9.19	Auburn University	59
64	8.99	Duke University	60
65	8.99	Cal Poly	73
66	8.88	Loyola Marymount University	58
67	8.3	University of Iowa	63
68	8.15	Boise State University	64
69	7.95	UC Davis	67
70	7.82	Indiana University-Bloomington	NR
71	7.66	University of the Pacific (California)	66
72	7.38	UNC Wilmington	69
73	7.31	University of Utah	72
74	7.16	Florida Gulf Coast University	NR
75	6.69	UC Irvine	NR

The top two stayed the same but South Florida's Roberto Cid moved up from No. 5 to No. 3 after handing Dominik Koepfer his first dual-match loss of the year. Georgia Tech's Christopher Eubanks entered the top 10 at No 7 after defeating Ryan Shane. 

Rank	Avg	Player	School	Previous Rank
1	61.2	Dominik Koepfer	Tulane University	1
2	59.01	Mikael Torpegaard	Ohio State University	2
3	58.17	Roberto Cid	University of South Florida	5
4	54.03	Aleks Vukic	University of Illinois	4
5	52.97	Cameron Norrie	TCU	3
6	45.96	Thai-Son Kwiatkowski	University of Virginia	6
7	43.93	Christopher Eubanks	Georgia Tech	12
8	43.33	Mackenzie McDonald	UCLA	9
9	41.64	Ryan Shane	University of Virginia	7
10	41.28	Tom Fawcett	Stanford University	8
11	40.88	Benjamin Lock	Florida State University	10
12	38.64	Jared Hiltzik	University of Illinois	11
13	35.88	Diego Hidalgo	University of Florida	17
14	34.91	Skander Mansouri	Wake Forest University	13
15	32.65	Konrad Zieba	Northwestern University	15
16	32.53	Arthur Rinderknech	Texas A&M University	21
17	30.84	Julian Lenz	Baylor University	14
18	29.23	Felipe Soares	Texas Tech University	20
19	28.66	Max de Vroome	University of Southern California	18
20	28.47	Alex Rybakov	TCU	16
21	26.22	Petros Chrysochos	Wake Forest University	24
22	26	Nicolas Alvarez	Duke University	26
23	25.65	Axel Alvarez Llamas	University of Oklahoma	36
24	25.54	Austin Smith	University of Georgia	22
25	24.79	Joao Monteiro	Virginia Tech	19
26	24.59	Mike Redlicki	University of Arkansas	28
27	23.23	Andre Goransson	California	23
28	22.83	Ronnie Schneider	North Carolina	27
29	22.24	Brayden Schnur	North Carolina	29
30	21.83	Florian Lakat	California	30
31	20.87	William Bushamuka	University of Kentucky	25
32	20.24	Quentin Monaghan	University of Notre Dame	31
33	17.81	Mate Cutura	Mississippi State University	41
34	17.28	Wayne Montgomery	University of Georgia	34
35	17.19	Ryotaro Matsamura	University of Kentucky	52
36	16.95	Hugo Di Feo	Ohio State University	35
37	16.81	Piotr Lomacki	University of Miami (Florida)	43
38	16.58	Elliott Orkin	University of Florida	33
39	16.07	Collin Altamirano	University of Virginia	38
40	15.39	Daniel Valent	Vanderbilt University	37
41	15.26	Sam Shropshire	Northwestern University	40
42	15.24	Gergely Madarasz	Purdue University	39
43	14.88	Nick Crystal	University of Southern California	32
44	14.16	Dominic Cotrone	University of South Florida	42
45	13.67	Martin Redlicki	UCLA	47
46	12.99	Alexandru Ghilea	University of Oklahoma	51
47	12.38	Brett Clark	North Carolina	50
48	12.26	Jordan Daigle	LSU	79
49	11.91	Simon Norenius	North Carolina State	55
50	11.84	Mazen Osama	University of Alabama	54
51	11.8	Gustav Hansson	University of Mississippi	62
52	11.56	Shane Vinsant	Texas A&M University	44
53	11.5	Or Ram-Harel	University of Tulsa	46
54	10.96	Sam Monette	Indiana University-Bloomington	60
55	10.76	Logan Smith	University of Southern California	53
56	10.44	George Goldhoff	University of Texas	87
57	10.41	Uros Petronijevic	University of San Diego	49
58	10.41	Gage Brymer	UCLA	65
59	10.38	Julian Cash	Oklahoma State University	45
60	10.18	Gabriel Friedrich	University of South Carolina	66
61	10.09	Hunter Johnson	SMU	48
62	9.63	Guillermo Nuñez	TCU	61
63	9.62	Jordan Angus	University of San Diego	63
64	9.11	Rishab Agarwal	Mississippi State University	73
65	8.97	Andreas Bjerrehus	Virginia Tech	67
66	8.86	Stefan Lindmark	University of Mississippi	58
67	8.79	Ryan Peniston	University of Memphis	96
68	8.71	Billy Griffith	California	56
69	8.67	Spencer Papa	University of Oklahoma	59
70	8.51	Aron Hiltzik	University of Illinois	57
71	8.43	Luis Valero	University of Tennessee	108
72	8.37	David Wilczynski	Stanford University	69
73	8.21	Strong Kirchheimer	Northwestern University	68
74	8.2	Alexander Ritschard	University of Virginia	64
75	8.11	Marco Nunez	Florida State University	74
76	8.05	Jose Salazar	University of Arkansas	103
77	7.98	Shawn Hadavi	Columbia University	71
78	7.9	David Biosca	East Tennessee State University	85
79	7.89	Tin Ostojic	Wichita State University	100
80	7.84	Edoardo Tessaro	Virginia Tech	83
81	7.83	Dovydas Sakinis	Dartmouth College	90
82	7.83	Christian Langmo	University of Miami (Florida)	70
83	7.76	Benjamin Ugarte	Purdue University	75
84	7.13	Nate Lammons	SMU	82
85	7.04	Maxime Tchoutakian	Baylor University	86
86	6.97	Karue Sell	UCLA	77
87	6.94	Chris Diaz	Ohio State University	92
88	6.81	Andrew Watson	University of Memphis	97
89	6.72	Thomas Weigel	North Carolina State	119
90	6.6	Connor Farren	University of Southern California	124
91	6.59	Paul Oosterbaan	University of Georgia	NR
92	6.47	Herkko Pollanen	Ohio State University	72
93	6.4	Jathan Malik	University of Michigan	81
94	6.39	Sam Matheson	Liberty University	102
95	6.28	Nick Horton	North Carolina State	93
96	6.15	Naoki Takeda	University of Arizona	89
97	6.1	Cameron Klinger	Vanderbilt University	116
98	6.03	Korey Lovett	University of Alabama	101
99	6.02	Constantin Schmitz	Tulane University	115
100	6	Hugo Dojas	Texas Tech University	98
101	5.91	Marko Krickovic	Auburn University	88
102	5.9	Justin Butsch	LSU	95
103	5.89	Oskar Wikberg	California	76
104	5.73	Mitch Stewart	University of Washington	78
105	5.71	Nuno Borges	Mississippi State University	NR
106	5.63	Jake DeVine	University of Southern California	105
107	5.61	Chase Perez-Blanco	University of Florida	84
108	5.53	Amerigo Contini	Virginia Tech	91
109	5.53	Jack Findel-Hawkins	University of North Florida	123
110	5.52	Carlos Benito	Georgia Tech	NR
111	5.5	Jack Murray	North Carolina	107
112	5.5	Alex Knight	University of Michigan	104
113	5.5	Maxime Hinnisdaels	Auburn University	NR
114	5.5	Robert Kelly	North Carolina	80
115	5.44	Sebastian Heim	UC Irvine	99
116	5.43	Walker Duncan	University of Georgia	111
117	5.31	Alex Favrot	Clemson University	106
118	5.15	JC Aragone	University of Virginia	NR
119	5.1	Arjun Kadhe	Oklahoma State University	121
120	5.05	Thibault Forget	University of Southern California	94
121	5.04	Alex Sendegeya	Texas Tech University	117
122	4.95	Romain Bogaerts	Wake Forest University	118
123	4.86	Matt Barry	Penn State University	NR
124	4.85	Jayson Amos	University of Oregon	NR
125	4.83	Jurence Mendoza	Oklahoma State University	NR

Florida's Gordon Watson and Diego Hidalgo took over the top spot in the doubles rankings after picking up wins over Virginia's Ryan Shane/Luca Corinteli and Georgia's Ben Wagland/Austin Smith.

Rank	Avg	Player	Player	School	Previous Rank
1	56.57	Gordon Watson	Diego Hidalgo	University of Florida	3
2	55.64	Brett Clark	Robert Kelly	North Carolina	1
3	52.15	Luca Corinteli	Ryan Shane	University of Virginia	2
4	45.27	Mackenzie McDonald	Martin Redlicki	UCLA	5
5	40.9	Arjun Kadhe	Julian Cash	Oklahoma State University	7
6	40.8	Korey Lovett	Mazen Osama	University of Alabama	6
7	39.2	Ben Wagland	Austin Smith	University of Georgia	4
8	35.93	Hugo Dojas	Felipe Soares	Texas Tech University	8
9	34.81	Jordan Daigle	Boris Arias	LSU	11
10	34.67	Mac Styslinger	Thai-Son Kwiatkowski	University of Virginia	9
11	33.3	Filip Bergevi	Florian Lakat	California	14
12	30.24	Andreas Bjerrehus	Joao Monteiro	Virginia Tech	13
13	28.52	Benjamin Lock	Marco Nunez	Florida State University	19
14	28.31	Christian Seraphim	Skander Mansouri	Wake Forest University	10
15	27.07	Cameron Klinger	Rhys Johnson	Vanderbilt University	16
16	26.59	Alex Lawson	Quentin Monaghan	University of Notre Dame	12
17	24.95	Dominik Koepfer	Chi-Shan Jao	Tulane University	26
18	24.1	Herkko Pollanen	Mikael Torpegaard	Ohio State University	18
19	23.78	Arthur Rinderknech	Jackson Withrow	Texas A&M University	23
20	23.21	Shawn Hadavi	Richard Pham	Columbia University	21
21	22.75	Jack Findel-Hawkins	Yannick Zuern	University of North Florida	20
22	22.26	Luis Valero	Jack Schipanski	University of Tennessee	15
23	22.05	Giammarco Micolani	Mike Redlicki	University of Arkansas	25
24	21.5	Filip Kraljevic	Zvonimir Babic	University of Mississippi	46
25	21.33	Julian Lenz	Will Little	Baylor University	27
26	20.45	Matic Spec	Felix Corwin	University of Minnesota	28
27	19.97	Justin Roberts	Dominic Cotrone	University of South Florida	30
28	19.6	Hayden Sabatka	Bart Van Leijsen	University of New Mexico	29
29	19.6	Brayden Schnur	Jack Murray	North Carolina	17
30	18.16	Jayson Amos	Armando Soemarno	University of Oregon	31
31	18.08	Yates Johnson	Hunter Johnson	SMU	24
32	17.99	Sasha Gozun	Vadym Kalyuzhnyy	University of South Florida	71
33	17.87	Ralf Steinbach	Martin Joyce	Ohio State University	22
34	17.01	Casey Kay	Michael Kay	Georgia Tech	32
35	16.98	Spencer Papa	Axel Alvarez Llamas	University of Oklahoma	33
36	15.61	Nate Lammons	Arkadijs Slobodkins	SMU	34
37	14.43	Mike Vermeer	Michal Rolski	Columbia University	35
38	14.31	Filip Vittek	Jordan Angus	University of San Diego	36
39	14	Eddy Covalschi	Josh Hagar	University of Notre Dame	79
40	13.33	Tommy Bennett	David Warren	Rice University	NR
41	13.2	Maciek Romanowicz	Tom Fawcett	Stanford University	38
42	13.03	Nick Crystal	Laurens Verboven	University of Southern California	49
43	12.98	Vaughn Hunter	Mate Cutura	Mississippi State University	39
44	12.95	Henry Craig	Alex Gasson	University of Denver	37
45	12.45	Henrik Wiersholm	JC Aragone	University of Virginia	43
46	12.34	Axel Alvarez Llamas	Andrew Harris	University of Oklahoma	40
47	12.32	Guilherme Hadlich	Gabriel Sidney	Pepperdine	42
48	12.18	Brian Yeung	Nicky Hu	Harvard University	44
49	12.07	Arthur Rinderknech	Shane Vinsant	Texas A&M University	48
50	11.79	William Bushamuka	Beck Pennington	University of Kentucky	55
51	11.67	Rogerio Ribeiro	David Biosca	East Tennessee State University	47
52	11.5	Shane Vinsant	AJ Catanzariti	Texas A&M University	NR
53	11.24	Alexandru Ghilea	Andrew Harris	University of Oklahoma	56
54	11.22	Thomas Weigel	Simon Norenius	North Carolina State	NR
55	11.13	Marko Krickovic	Edward Nguyen	Auburn University	67
56	11.07	Alex Alvaro	Ramon van Flymen	Eastern Kentucky University	57
57	10.64	Nathan Eshmade	Miles Seemann	UC Santa Barbara	45
58	10.48	Maciek Romanowicz	Nolan Paige	Stanford University	53
59	10.45	Michael Riechmann	Adrian Ortiz-Ruiz	University of Texas	68
60	10.25	Romain Bogaerts	Maksim Kan	Wake Forest University	60
61	10.21	Adam Moundir	Aziz Kijametovic	Old Dominion University	50
62	10.11	Maxx Lipman	Elliott Orkin	University of Florida	58
63	10.01	Jordi Arconada	Max Lunkin	Texas A&M University	52
64	9.99	Michael Feucht	Benny Schweizer	Lamar University	41
65	9.98	Lucas Gerch	Temur Ismailov	Oklahoma State University	61
66	9.91	Colin Sinclair	David Volfson	Cornell University	NR
67	9.91	Miroslav Herzan	Haru Inoue	Wichita State University	54
68	9.44	Mantas Bugailiskis	Euan McIntosh	Fresno State	62
69	9.39	Hudson Blake	Reese Stalder	TCU	82
70	9.29	George Wall	Brendan Tannebaum	Dartmouth College	63
71	8.92	Enzo Wallart	Nils Ellefsen	University of Kentucky	NR
72	8.91	Max Andrews	Bernard Tefel	University of Miami (Florida)	66
73	8.91	Alex Sendegeya	Bjorn Thomson	Texas Tech University	76
74	8.86	Alex Knight	Runhao Hua	University of Michigan	73
75	8.85	Matthew Kirby	Dylan McCloskey	University of Tulsa	72
76	8.85	Petros Chrysochos	Jonathan Ho	Wake Forest University	51
77	8.5	Jose Gracia	Marco Nunez	Florida State University	T69
78	8.46	Mikael Torpegaard	Martin Joyce	Ohio State University	75
79	8.43	Austin Kaplan	Nicholai Westergaard	University of Pennsylvania	84
80	8.42	Aziz Dougaz	Michael Rinaldi	Florida State University	NR
81	8.39	Marko Krickovic	Maxime Hinnisdaels	Auburn University	NR
82	8.26	Maxime Tchoutakian	Tommy Podvinski	Baylor University	NR
83	8.25	Chris Patzanovsky	Andrew Watson	University of Memphis	65
84	8.23	Lucas Hejhal	Vaidik Munshaw	St. John's University	NR
85	8.17	Charlie Emhardt	Jeffrey Schorsch	Valparaiso University	87
86	8.17	Alexander Day	Luke Gamble	Princeton University	NR
87	8.09	Tin Ostojic	Jocelyn Devilliers	Wichita State University	90
88	8.09	Matt Cowley	Dan Little	University of Utah	NR
89	8.04	Jonny Rigby	Michal Kianicka	Southern Illinois, Carbondale	74
90	7.91	Sem Verbeek	Jose Chamba	University of the Pacific (California)	83