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

California stays at No. 1 for the sixth week in a row with its margin over No. 2 North Carolina at 7.53 points. Georgia moved up one spot to No. 3 and Florida moved up two spots to No. 4. Last week's No. 3, Ohio State, fell two spots to No. 5.  Vanderbilt fell one spot to No. 6, Miami stays at No. 7, Duke stays at No. 8, and Michigan comes up two spots to No. 9. Pepperdine and South Carolina actually had the same rounded point total of 50.23 but when taken out further the Waves were actually 50.2283 while South Carolina was 50.2281 so that's why Pepperdine is No. 10 and South Carolina is No. 11.

Rice, Florida State, DePaul, Utah, and Texas each rose by double digits while Washington State was the only team to make a double digit drop.

The whoops award goes to Northwestern which didn't key in its wins over Indiana and Purdue before the 5pm ET Monday cut-off - had they done so they would have been ranked No. 37 instead of No. 40.

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.

The following teams moved up at least 5 spots versus the last rankings - movement in ( ):
#25 Texas (+10)
#41 Rice (+13)
#45 Baylor (+6)
#49 Utah (+10)
#50 Princeton (+11)
#52 Penn (+24)
#57 Florida State (+12)
#58 Harvard (+5)
#61 DePaul (+11)
#63 Cornell (+8)
#69 Yale (at least +7)

The following teams dropped down at least 5 spots versus the last rankings (still ranked):
#27 Wake Forest (-7)
#33 TCU (-5)
#51 Notre Dame (-6)
#53 New Mexico (-5)
#55 Washington (-8)
#56 South Florida (-7)
#60 UNLV (-7)
#62 Alabama (-6)
#64 Boston College (-9)
#65 Missouri (-5)
#68 Old Dominion (-6)
#71 Minnesota (-6)
#72 Brown (-5)
#73 Washington State (-16)

These 3 teams entered the rankings after being unranked and the reason why they moved up:
#69 Yale - won at #33 Columbia
#74 Xavier - won at Cincinnati and at Marshall
#75 UC Santa Barbara - win at UC Irvine and at Cal State Fullerton

These 3 teams dropped out of the rankings with last week's rankings in ( ):
Indiana (68) - lost to Illinois and Northwestern plus its previous win over Tennessee was downgraded when the Vols fell 12 spots in the rankings last week
Louisiana Tech (73) - lost to unranked New Orleans
Tennessee (75) - lost to LSU and Texas A&M and only has 8 wins on the season

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

Below I'll breakdown the 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.  

California (19-0) is No. 1 for the sixth week in a row after picking up road wins over Washington and Washington State

• 9 Best Wins (687.3): #2 North Carolina, #3 Ohio State, #6 Florida, #9 Pepperdine, #15 Virginia, #19 Stanford, at #23 UCLA, #24 USC, at #26 Arizona State, 
• Other Quality Wins: #41 Oregon, #47 Washington (2X + 1 on road), at #57 Washington State, #59 Utah
• Losses (9.0): None
• Computer Score:  687.3/9.0 = 76.37 (was 79.23)
• What's Coming Up: at #17 Stanford (4/16)
• Comments: The only thing that stands between Cal and a perfect regular season is a trip to Palo Alto on Saturday to face bay area rival Stanford. Since there is no Pac-12 Tournament this will be Cal's last match until the first round of the NCAA tournament. 

North Carolina (24-2) stays at No. 2 after NC State and Boston College at home and Virginia Tech on the road. 

• 9 Best Wins (647.1): #4 Georgia, #7 Miami, at #8 Duke, at #15 Virginia, #16 LSU, #18 Texas A&M, #20 Wake Forest, #29 Tulsa, at #30 Virginia Tech 
• Other Quality Wins: at #32 Syracuse, #37 NC State, #45 Notre Dame, #55 Boston College, #56 Alabama, #69 Florida State
• Losses (9.4): #1 California, at #11 Michigan
• Computer Score:  647.1/9.4 = 68.84 (was 70.48)
• What's Coming Up:  at #28 Clemson (4/15), at #16 Georgia Tech (4/17), ACC Tournament (Cary NC 4/22-4/24)
• Comments: North Carolina got a real scare at Virginia Tech with Chloe Ouellet-Pizer winning the deciding match 7-5 in the third. The Tar Heels go on the road this weekend to face a pair of top 30 teams and if they can get through those they'll be off the conference tournament the following weekend in Cary.  

Georgia (17-2) moves up one spot to No. 4 after picking up road wins over Texas A&M and LSU.

• 9 Best Wins (630.3): #11 Michigan, #12 Texas Tech, #13 Auburn, #15 Virginia, at #16 LSU, at #17 Georgia Tech, at #18 Texas A&M, at #21 Kentucky, at #25 Mississippi State
• Other Quality Wins: #27 Arkansas, #31 Clemson, at #42 Ole Miss. #56 Alabama, #60 Missouri, #75 Tennessee
• Losses (9.2): #2 North Carolina, #5 Vanderbilt
• Computer Score: 630.3/9.2 = 68.51 (was 66.21)
• What's Coming Up: #4 Florida (4/15), #11 South Carolina (4/17), SEC Tournament (Baton Rouge 4/22-24)
• Comments: The final weekend of the regular season will be a tough one with the big one coming on Friday when the Bulldogs host No. 4 Florida. If Georgia can sweep both Florida and South Carolina then I think you're looking at the new No. 2 team next week. 

Florida (16-2) moves up two spots to No. 4 after winning on the road at Auburn and Alabama. 

• 9 Best Wins (620.5): #5 Vanderbilt, at #10 South Carolina, at #13 Auburn, #16 LSU, #21 Kentucky, #27 Arkansas, #18 Texas A&M, #24 USC, at #25 Mississippi State
• Other Quality Wins: #31 Clemson, at #42 Ole Miss, #49 South Florida, #51 Baylor, at #56 Alabama, #60 Missouri, at #69 Florida State
• Losses (9.5): at #1 Cal, at #19 Stanford
• Computer Score:  620.5/9.5 = 65.32 (was 63.13)
• What's Coming Up: at #3 Georgia (4/15), at Tennessee (4/17), SEC Tournament (Baton Rouge 4/22-24)
• Comments: If Florida beats Georgia on Friday it'll win another outright SEC regular season title and will most likely move up to No. 2 in the country. 

Ohio State (21-2) falls two spots from No. 3 to No. 5 despite wins over Iowa and Nebraska. I alluded to this drop last week because the Big Ten just doesn't have the strength of the SEC and Ohio State can't pick up any quality points playing teams that are either unranked or ranked too low to make a difference. 

• 9 Best Wins (602.1): #5 Vanderbilt (2X), #9 Pepperdine, at #11 Michigan, #17 Georgia Tech, #26 Arizona State, at #28 TCU, #39 Fresno State, at #50 Baylor
• Other Quality Wins: #65 Minnesota, #75 Tennessee
• Losses (9.3): #1 California, at #7 Miami FL
• Computer Score:  602.1/9.3 = 64.74 (was 67.49)
• What's Coming Up: #48 Illinois (4/15), #40 Northwestern (4/17), at Indiana (4/23), at Purdue (4/24), Big Ten Tournament (East Lansing 4/29-5/1)
• Comments: The Buckeyes will make it eight consecutive shutouts after rolling through Illinois and Northwestern and then they'll add two more the following weekend when they go to Indiana and Purdue. If Vanderbilt beats Auburn and Alabama this weekend the Buckeyes will drop again next week to No. 6. Ohio State doesn't want to end up at No. 6 with Miami at No. 7 because if it stayed that way going into NCAA selection day the Buckeyes would find themselves seeded behind Miami due to the head-to-head loss. 

Vanderbilt (16-4) falls one spot to No. 6 despite winning at Missouri and Arkansas. 

• 9 Best Wins (620.2): #4 Georgia, #8 Duke, #15 Virginia,  #16 LSU, #18 Texas A&M, #19 Stanford, #21 Kentucky, at #25 Mississippi State, at #27 Arkansas
• Other Quality Wins:  at #38 Northwestern, #40 Denver, at #42 Ole Miss, at #51 Baylor, at #60 Missouri, #75 Tennessee  
• Losses (9.6): #3 Ohio State (2X), #6 Florida, #10 South Carolina, 
• Computer Score: 620.2/9.6 = 64.60 (was 64.00)
• What's Coming Up: #12 Auburn (4/15), #62 Alabama (4/17), SEC Tournament (Baton Rouge 4/22-24)
• Comments: The Commodores have a big home match coming up on Friday against Auburn - as I mentioned above under Ohio State's section, if Vandy wins this one I think they'll move past the Buckeyes.

Miami (15-4) stays at No. 7 after winning on the road at Wake Forest and Syracuse. Miami's ninth best win is over No. 37 NC State instead of No. 33 Columbia because the Canes got the road bonus for winning in Raleigh.

• 9 Best Wins (595.8): #3 Ohio State, at #13 Auburn, #14 Oklahoma State, #15 Virginia, #17 Georgia Tech, at #20 Wake Forest, #30 Virginia Tech, at #31 Clemson, at #37 NC State 
• Other Quality Wins: #33 Columbia, #45 Notre Dame, #55 Boston College, at #69 Florida State
• Losses (9.9): #2 North Carolina, #8 Duke, #11 Michigan, #12 Texas Tech
• Computer Score:  595.8/9.9 = 60.18 (was 59.47)
• What's Coming Up: #32 Syracuse (4/15), Louisville (4/17), ACC Tournament (Cary NC 4/22-4/24)
• Comments: The Canes shouldn't have any issues at home this weekend and then it'll be off to Cary for the ACC Tournament. 

Duke (17-4) stays at No. 8 after a win over Boston College and a loss to Michigan. The win over NC State doesn't count in this week's rankings because the match was played on Tuesday with the rankings cut-off on Monday.

• 9 Best Wins (536.3): #7 Miami, at #15 Virginia, #18 Texas A&M, at #20 Wake Forest, #25 Mississippi State, #32 Syracuse, #35 Texas, at #38 Northwestern, #39 Fresno State, 
• Other Quality Wins: #37 NC State, #45 Notre Dame, #55 Boston College, #69 Florida State, 
• Losses (10.1): #2 North Carolina, #5 Vanderbilt, #11 Michigan, #30 Virginia Tech
• Computer Score:  536.3/10.1 = 53.10 (was 54.12)
• What's Coming Up: at #16 Georgia Tech (4/15), at #28 Clemson (4/17), ACC Tournament (Cary NC 4/22-4/24)
• Comments: Duke has a tough weekend coming up with trips to Atlanta and Clemson - a sweep would be nice but a split may be more likely.

Michigan (15-4) comes up two spots to No. 11 after picking up a nice road win at Duke and home wins over Rutgers and Maryland.

• 9 Best Wins (526.9): #2 North Carolina, #7 Miami, at #8 Duke, #16 LSU, #21 Kentucky, #45 Notre Dame, at #51 Baylor, at #65 Minnesota, #68 Indiana
• Other Quality Wins: No other ranked wins 
• Losses (10.2): #3 Ohio State, #4 Georgia, #15 Virginia, #35 Texas
• Computer Score:  526.9/10.2 = 51.66 (was 47.11)
• What's Coming Up: at Iowa (4/15), at Nebraska (4/17), at #40 Northwestern, at #48 Illinois, Big Ten Tournament (East Lansing 4/29-5/1)
• Comments: The Wolverines won't have any problems with Iowa and Nebraska but they'll most likely fall (at least one spot and maybe two) in next week's rankings due to their ninth best win, Indiana, falling out this week.  

4/12 Oracle/ITA Women's Rankings

Rank	Avg	School	Previous Rank
1	76.37	California	1
2	68.84	North Carolina	2
3	68.51	University of Georgia	4
4	65.32	University of Florida	6
5	64.74	Ohio State University	3
6	64.6	Vanderbilt University	5
7	60.18	University of Miami (Florida)	7
8	53.1	Duke University	8
9	51.66	University of Michigan	11
10	50.23	Pepperdine	9
11	50.23	University of South Carolina	10
12	44.05	Auburn University	13
13	42.5	University of Virginia	15
14	39.44	Texas Tech University	12
15	38.98	Oklahoma State University	14
16	38.44	Georgia Tech	17
17	37.94	Stanford	19
18	37.89	LSU	16
19	35.68	Texas A&M University	18
20	34.35	University of Kentucky	21
21	34.18	University of Southern California	24
22	33.66	Arizona State University	26
23	30.62	UCLA	23
24	29.86	Mississippi State University	25
25	29.84	University of Texas at Austin	35
26	28.78	Wichita State University	22
27	28.32	Wake Forest University	20
28	26.45	Clemson University	31
29	26.41	University of Arkansas	27
30	25.2	Virginia Tech	30
31	24.03	University of Tulsa	29
32	23.02	Syracuse University	32
33	21.92	TCU	28
34	20.68	Columbia University	33
35	20.32	University of Kansas	34
36	18.82	College of William and Mary	36
37	16.47	Fresno State	39
38	16.21	North Carolina State	37
39	14.89	University of Denver	40
40	14.62	Northwestern University	38
41	14.48	Rice University	54
42	14.34	Georgia State University	46
43	14.02	Florida International University (FIU)	44
44	13.92	University of Oregon	41
45	13.86	Baylor University	51
46	13.04	University of South Alabama	43
47	12.93	University of Mississippi	42
48	12.46	University of Illinois	50
49	11.92	University of Utah	59
50	11.8	Princeton University	61
51	10.78	University of Notre Dame	45
52	10.38	University of Pennsylvania	74
53	10.32	University of New Mexico	48
54	10.31	Dartmouth College	52
55	10.12	University of Washington	47
56	10.08	University of South Florida	49
57	9.92	Florida State University	69
58	9.4	Harvard University	63
59	9.34	University of Texas at Arlington	58
60	9.24	UNLV	53
61	9.2	DePaul University	72
62	8.96	University of Alabama	56
63	8.65	Cornell University	71
64	8.49	Boston College	55
65	8.2	Univ. of Missouri, Columbia	60
66	8.16	Long Beach State University	64
67	8.15	University of Arizona	66
68	8.01	Old Dominion University	62
69	7.78	Yale University	NR
70	7.72	Winthrop University	70
71	7.67	University of Minnesota	65
72	7.46	Brown University	67
73	7.35	Washington State University	57
74	6.87	Xavier University	NR
75	6.72	UC Santa Barbara	NR

North Carolina's Hayley Carter stays at No. 1 in the singles rankings while Virginia's Danielle Collins moves up to No. 2 and Ohio State's Francesca Di Lorenzo moves up to No. 3. 

Rank	Avg	Player	School	Previous Rank
1	62.77	Hayley Carter	North Carolina	1
2	60.17	Danielle Collins	University of Virginia	3
3	57.34	Francesca Di Lorenzo	Ohio State University	4
4	55.51	Ellen Perez	University of Georgia	6
5	55.1	Luisa Stefani	Pepperdine	2
6	54.12	Stephanie Wagner	University of Miami (Florida)	5
7	52.38	Brooke Austin	University of Florida	8
8	49.96	Sinead Lohan	University of Miami (Florida)	7
9	48.07	Belinda Woolcock	University of Florida	9
10	47.42	Maegan Manasse	California	10
11	46.31	Breaunna Addison	University of Texas at Austin	11
12	41.23	Klara Fabikova	California	12
13	40.43	Frances Altick	Vanderbilt University	13
14	38.34	Jasmine Lee	Mississippi State University	14
15	37.22	Julia Elbaba	University of Virginia	17
16	37.19	Ronit Yurovsky	University of Michigan	16
17	36.63	Catherine Harrison	UCLA	15
18	33.14	Brienne Minor	University of Michigan	18
19	29.87	Sydney Campbell	Vanderbilt University	19
20	28.01	Joana Vale Costa	LSU	20
21	24.63	Astra Sharma	Vanderbilt University	21
22	23.95	Arianne Hartono	University of Mississippi	29
23	23.37	Joana Eidukonyte	Clemson University	24
24	23.33	Giuliana Olmos	University of Southern California	22
25	21.98	Andie Dikosavljevic	Auburn University	26
26	21.18	Desirae Krawczyk	Arizona State University	23
27	21.06	Yuliya Lysa	University of Arkansas	34
28	20.98	Erin Routliffe	University of Alabama	36
29	19.42	Caroline Brinson	University of Georgia	27
30	18.6	Beatrice Capra	Duke University	25
31	18.41	Daneika Borthwick	Florida State University	39
32	18.23	Saska Gavrilovska	Texas A&M University	35
33	17.89	Taylor Davidson	Stanford	28
34	17.02	Johnnise Renaud	Georgia Tech	32
35	16.83	Georgiana Patrasc	Mississippi State University	33
36	16.15	Kanika Vaidya	Columbia University	31
37	15	Yolimar Ogando	University of Miami (Florida)	41
38	14.83	Alizee Michaud	Auburn University	40
39	14.68	Whitney Kay	North Carolina	30
40	14.22	Ayan Broomfield	Clemson University	73
41	14.01	Kaitlyn McCarthy	Duke University	43
42	13.76	Andie Daniell	University of Alabama	50
43	13.66	Kourtney Keegan	University of Florida	47
44	12.89	Vladica Babic	Oklahoma State University	48
45	12.77	Francesca Fusinato	Virginia Tech	49
46	12.58	Kennedy Shaffer	University of Georgia	51
47	12.51	Katarina Adamovic	Oklahoma State University	45
48	12.2	Lauren Marker	University of Arizona	42
49	11.98	Paige Hourigan	Georgia Tech	37
50	11.65	Quinn Gleason	University of Notre Dame	64
51	11.53	Martina Frantova	North Carolina State	38
52	11.29	Mayar Sherif Ahmed	Fresno State	52
53	11.27	Aldila Sutjiadi	University of Kentucky	53
54	11.26	Lauren Chypyha	University of Wisconsin, Madison	46
55	11.15	Jessie Aney	North Carolina	62
56	10.8	Carol Zhao	Stanford	55
57	10.66	Jessica Golovin	LSU	59
58	10.34	Maddie Lipp	Northwestern University	54
59	9.84	Kimmy Guerin	Wake Forest University	44
60	9.43	Lucia Butkovska	University of Portland	NR
61	9.4	Anna Danilina	University of Florida	70
62	9.1	Beatriz Machado Santos	Univ. of Missouri, Columbia	60
63	9	Sadie Hammond	University of Tennessee	57
64	8.97	Wendy Zhang	University of Miami (Florida)	61
65	8.46	Viktoriya Lushkova	Oklahoma State University	65
66	8.4	Kate Fahey	University of Michigan	74
67	7.79	Anastasiya Rychagova	University of Kansas	95
68	7.74	Lynn Chi	California	58
69	7.66	Justina Mikulskytė	University of Kentucky	56
70	7.58	Asiya Dair	Boston College	80
71	7.5	Donika Bashota	Washington State University	NR
72	7.5	Maeva Razakasoa	Long Beach State University	77
73	7.41	Denise Starr	California	75
74	7.4	Sandy Niehaus	Ohio State University	79
75	6.93	Ingrid Gamarra Martins	University of South Carolina	63
76	6.71	Anna Shkudun	Syracuse University	69
77	6.69	Ana Oparenovic	University of Arkansas	86
78	6.66	Stephanie Nauta	University of Virginia	93
79	6.56	Yulia Shupenia	DePaul University	96
80	6.54	Natalie Suk	University of Mississippi	68
81	6.54	Monica Robinson	University of Notre Dame	87
82	6.47	Erin Larner	Northwestern University	91
83	6.46	Caroline Dailey	University of South Carolina	83
84	6.41	Paige Cline	University of South Carolina	NR
85	6.36	Katherine Ip	Rice University	66
86	6.34	Silvia Garcia	University of Georgia	92
87	6.3	Caroline Doyle	Stanford	78
88	6.28	Sarah Dvorak	Texas Tech University	101
89	6.24	Blair Shankle	Baylor University	76
90	6.17	Ekaterina Stepanova	University of Wisconsin, Madison	94
91	6.15	Alexandria Stiteler	University of South Alabama	72
92	6.02	Kennan Johnson	University of Oregon	98
93	6.02	Skylar Morton	University of Virginia	88
94	5.92	Pleun Burgmans	Auburn University	71
95	5.91	Elena Cerezo-Codina	Virginia Tech	NR
96	5.84	Paula Gutierrez	Indiana University-Bloomington	90
97	5.81	Chalena Scholl	Duke University	67
98	5.76	Gabriela Knutson	Syracuse University	81
99	5.76	Gabby Smith	University of Southern California	103
100	5.72	Anastasia Rentouli	Mississippi State University	115
101	5.7	Elizaveta Nemchinov	College of William and Mary	NR
102	5.63	Krista Hardebeck	Stanford	97
103	5.62	Anna Sanford	Ohio State University	122
104	5.6	Mai El Kamash	University of Mississippi	85
105	5.58	Rutuja Bhosale	Texas A&M University	NR
106	5.47	Theresa Piontek	Clemson University	104
107	5.47	Olivia Sneed	Ohio State University	99
108	5.33	Allison Miller	University of Notre Dame	NR
109	5.29	Carol Zi Yang	UNLV	82
110	5.24	Gabriela Porubin	Wichita State University	NR
111	5.16	Saana Saarteinen	University of Tulsa	NR
112	5.13	Kassidy Jump	Arizona State University	84
113	5.09	Louise Kwong	University of Illinois	NR
114	5.04	Olivia Hauger	California	105
115	5.03	Nour Abbes	University of Washington	100
116	5.03	Ksenia Laskutova	University of Tulsa	121
117	5.02	Jessica Failla	University of Southern California	113
118	4.99	Despoina Vogasari	University of Houston	102
119	4.96	Gabriela Talaba	Texas Tech University	107
120	4.96	Tina Bokhua	University of Colorado	T111
121	4.95	Rianna Valdes	University of Southern California	120
122	4.92	Vivienne Kulicke	UTEP	108
123	4.91	Madison Westby	University of Southern California	118
124	4.86	Ellyse Hamlin	Duke University	116
125	4.8	Lily Miyazaki	University of Oklahoma	110

North Carolina's Hayley Carter and Whitney Kay are still No. 1 in the doubles rankings while Cal's Maegan Manasse and Denise Starr move up from No. 6 to No. 3.

Rank	Avg	Player	Player	School	Previous Rank
1	64.43	Whitney Kay	Hayley Carter	North Carolina	1
2	60.77	Aldila Sutjiadi	Mami Adachi	University of Kentucky	2
3	55.73	Maegan Manasse	Denise Starr	California	6
4	55.61	Taylor Davidson	Caroline Doyle	Stanford	4
5	54.49	Brooke Austin	Kourtney Keegan	University of Florida	7
6	51.61	Catherine Harrison	Kyle McPhillips	UCLA	5
7	50.67	Anna Sanford	Miho Kowase	Ohio State University	3
8	46.25	Stephanie Wagner	Wendy Zhang	University of Miami (Florida)	9
9	46	Giuliana Olmos	Gabby Smith	University of Southern California	8
10	35.38	Blair Shankle	Kiah Generette	Baylor University	12
11	34.85	Courtney Colton	Sydney Campbell	Vanderbilt University	10
12	33.52	Breaunna Addison	Danielle Wagland	University of Texas at Austin	11
13	33.39	Kendal Woodard	Paige Hourigan	Georgia Tech	13
14	31.44	Beatrice Capra	Ellyse Hamlin	Duke University	19
15	31.06	Brienne Minor	Mira Ruder-Hook	University of Michigan	16
16	30.13	Matea Cutura	Christine Maddox	Pepperdine	14
17	27.74	Alizee Michaud	Pleun Burgmans	Auburn University	22
18	26.54	Alexandra Osborne	Ebony Panoho	Arizona State University	26
19	26.5	Taylor Ng	Kristina Mathis	Dartmouth College	18
20	25.53	Ellen Perez	Mariana Gould	University of Georgia	23
21	25.02	Palina Dubavets	Stefani Stojic	UC Santa Barbara	15
22	24.76	Danielle Collins	Meghan Kelley	University of Virginia	20
23	24.38	Luisa Stefani	Apichaya Runglerdkriangkrai	Pepperdine	17
24	24.03	Mayar Sherif Ahmed	Rana Sherif Ahmed	Fresno State	21
25	22.83	Hadley Berg	Paige Cline	University of South Carolina	24
26	21.34	Arianne Hartono	Mai El Kamash	University of Mississippi	27
27	20	Caroline Wegner	Seda Arantekin	TCU	34
28	18.31	Maddie Lipp	Alex Chatt	Northwestern University	25
29	18.23	Gabriela Knutson	Valeria Salazar Garza	Syracuse University	28
30	17.75	Eva Paalma	Rachel Pierson	Texas A&M University	32
31	17.65	Madison Harrison	Georgiana Patrasc	Mississippi State University	29
32	17.16	Quinn Gleason	Monica Robinson	University of Notre Dame	40
33	17.04	Miki Kobayashi	Nour Abbes	University of Washington	33
34	17.02	Shweta Sangwan	Kennan Johnson	University of Oregon	37
35	16.21	Josie Kuhlman	Belinda Woolcock	University of Florida	31
36	16.06	Kelsey Laurente	Maria Alvarez	Oklahoma State University	30
37	15.6	Laura Eales	Hayley Thompson	Long Beach State University	36
38	15.6	Shayne Austin	Lauren Marker	University of Arizona	35
39	14.39	Ferny Angeles Paz	Sandy Niehaus	Ohio State University	42
40	13.35	Ines Vias	Louise Kwong	University of Illinois	43
41	13.03	Tami Grende	Miki Kobayashi	University of Washington	39
42	12.98	Kristina Vozniak	Madison Harrison	Mississippi State University	69
43	12.55	Courtney Colton	Astra Sharma	Vanderbilt University	52
44	12.05	Kate Fahey	Brienne Minor	University of Michigan	54
45	11.89	Alexis Valenzuela	Camille De Leon	Cal State Fullerton	NR
46	11.8	Spencer Liang	Peggy Porter	University of Florida	44
47	11.71	Yuliya Lysa	Shannon Hudson	University of Arkansas	77
48	11.67	Lynn Kiro	Alex Valenstein	Texas Tech University	38
49	11.56	Anastasia Reimchen	Zoe Douglas	University of Iowa	NR
50	11.07	Carla Tur Mari	Viktoriya Lushkova	Oklahoma State University	41
51	11.02	Alicia Barnett	Erin Larner	Northwestern University	47
52	10.44	Yulia Shupenia	Rebeca Mitrea	DePaul University	46
53	10.22	Kimmy Guerin	Anna Ulyashchenko	Wake Forest University	45
54	10.17	Vladica Babic	Katarina Adamovic	Oklahoma State University	50
55	9.89	Andie Daniell	Erin Routliffe	University of Alabama	55
56	9.86	Pleun Burgmans	Paula de Man	Auburn University	48
57	9.78	Lily Miyazaki	Emma Devine	University of Oklahoma	NR
58	9.64	Morgan Chumney	Akvilė Paražinskaitė	University of Kentucky	51
59	9.58	Chalena Scholl	Jessica Ho	Duke University	57
60	9.31	Joana Vale Costa	Ryann Foster	LSU	58
61	9.3	Zoë Katz	Madison Westby	University of Southern California	56
62	9.3	Caroline Lampl	Krista Hardebeck	Stanford	49
63	9.12	Joana Eidukonyte	Theresa Piontek	Clemson University	53
64	8.52	Anna Danilina	Brianna Morgan	University of Florida	NR
65	8.33	Marie Faure	Elizaveta Nemchinov	College of William and Mary	NR
66	8.25	Stephanie Wagner	Clementina Riobueno	University of Miami (Florida)	63
67	8.14	Silvia Garcia	Kennedy Shaffer	University of Georgia	80
68	8.14	Eve Repic	Sadie Hammond	University of Tennessee	73
69	8.1	Rutuja Bhosale	Anna Mamalat	Texas A&M University	61
70	8	Josie Kuhlman	Brianna Morgan	University of Florida	71
71	7.79	Lauren Bellinger	Ali Miller	University of Cincinnati	59
72	7.76	Krisztina Kapitany	Tess Bernard-Feigenbaum	Purdue University	83
73	7.75	Aiwen Zhu	Carol Zi Yang	UNLV	66
74	7.7	Sammi Hampton	Kassidy Jump	Arizona State University	65
75	7.69	Blaga Delic	Sheila Morales-Hidalgo	University of Nevada	NR
76	7.6	Nicole Robinson	Andjela Djokovic	Purdue University	60
77	7.55	Gaelle Rey	Marie Klocker	San Jose State University	86
78	7.5	Natalia Maynetto	Erin Routliffe	University of Alabama	68
79	7.49	Janet Koch	Nina Khmelnitckaia	University of Kansas	67
80	7.33	Laura Gulbe	Dzina Milovanovic	Pepperdine	79
81	7.28	Margo Pletcher	Brianna Turley	University of Utah	NR
82	7.23	Gabriela Talaba	Alex Valenstein	Texas Tech University	64
83	7.15	Georgiana Patrasc	Anastasia Rentouli	Mississippi State University	85
84	7.09	Julia Schiller	Gabriela Porubin	Wichita State University	76
85	7.08	Darya Berezhnaya	Olga Barshchevskaya	Virginia Commonwealth University	NR
86	6.97	Alexandra Stanova	Kristina Hovsepyan	University of Maryland, College Park	89
87	6.92	Mickey Hsu	Kristen Poei	Cal State Northridge	90
88	6.88	Hristina Dishkova	Vaszilisza Bulgakova	SMU	62
T89	6.88	Amanda Muliawan	Katrine Steffensen	Princeton University	NR
T89	6.88	Summer Schlotterback	Rebecca Pedrazzi	Wichita State University	78
T89	6.88	Olivia Sneed	Miho Kowase	Ohio State University	70