4/19 Oracle/ITA Women's Rankings Release - Top 10 Profiles

California stays at No. 1 for the seventh week in a row but its margin over No. 2 North Carolina narrowed a good bit after losing at Stanford on Saturday. Florida moved up one spot to No. 3 and Georgia fell one spot to No. 4 after the Gators beat the Bulldogs last Friday. Vanderbilt moves up one spot to No. 5 while Ohio State falls on spot to No. 6. Miami and Duke remain at No. 7 and No. 8 while Pepperdine and Michigan swapped spots at No. 9 and No. 10.

Princeton and Brown were the only two teams to rise by double digits while Long Beach State came up 9 spots. Oregon was the only team to drop by double digits while UNLV had the next biggest drop at 8.

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 ( ):
#38 Princeton (+12) - beat Columbia and Cornell
#40 Ole Miss (+7) - won at Arkansas and lost at Missouri
#49 Dartmouth (+5) -beat Brown and Yale
#50 Washington (+5) - beat Washington State
#57 Long Beach State (+9) - beat Oregon and Cal State Fullerton
#62 Brown (+10) - beat Harvard and lost to Dartmouth

The following teams dropped down at least 5 spots versus the last rankings (still ranked):
#53 South Alabama (-7) - didn't play but a few previous wins dropped in value (LSU/La Tech)
#54 Illinois (-6)- beat Penn State and lost to Ohio State
#55 Oregon (-11) - lost to Long Beach State and Loyola Marymount
#64 UT Arlington (-5) - lost to North Texas
#68 UNLV (-8) - didn't play but a few previous wins dropped in value (ODU/SJSU)
#73 Arizona (-6) - lost to Arizona State
#75 Old Dominion (-7) - lost to Marshall


These 2 teams entered the rankings after being unranked and the reason why they moved up:
#70 Purdue - beat Minnesota and Wisconsin
#71 North Texas - beat UT Arlington

These 2 teams dropped out of the rankings with last week's rankings in ( ):
Minnesota (71) - lost to Purdue and Indiana
Xavier (74) - was idle but previous ranked win over Indiana was downgraded when IU dropped out of the rankings


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

Below I'll breakdown the Top 10 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 (19-1) is No. 1 for the seventh week in a row despite suffering its first setback of the year at Stanford. 

• 9 Best Wins (698): #2 North Carolina, #4 Florida, #5 Ohio State, #10 Pepperdine, #13 Virginia, #17 Stanford, #21 USC, at #22 Arizona State, at #23 UCLA,
• Other Quality Wins: #44 Oregon, #49 Utah, #55 Washington (2X + 1 on road), at #73 Washington State, 
• Losses (9.4): #17 Stanford
• Computer Score:  698/9.4 = 74.26 (was 76.37)
• What's Coming Up: Regular season over - NCAA Tournament
• Comments: Cal's chance of an undefeated season was spoiled by Stanford which also cost the Bears the Pac-12 regular season title. There is no Pac-12 Conference Tournament so Cal will next take the court in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. 

North Carolina (26-2) stays at No. 2 after picking up road wins over Clemson and Georgia Tech. 

• 9 Best Wins (667.5): #3 Georgia, #7 Miami, at #8 Duke, at #13 Virginia, at #16 Georgia Tech, #18 LSU, #19 Texas A&M, #27 Wake Forest, at #28 Clemson 
• Other Quality Wins: at #30 Virginia Tech, #31 Tulsa, at #32 Syracuse, #38 NC State, #51 Notre Dame, #57 Florida State, #62 Alabama, #64 Boston College
• Losses (9.3): #1 California, at #9 Michigan
• Computer Score:  667.5/9.3 = 71.77 (was 68.84)
• What's Coming Up:  ACC Tournament (Cary NC 4/22-4/24) - Wake Forest/Va Tech winner, Duke/Virginia winner, Miami/Georgia Tech winner
• Comments: North Carolina got pushed by Georgia Tech before winning 4-3 with Ashley Dai clinching the decider 6-2 in the third. North Carolina is the No. 1 seed at the conference tournament and I definitely like UNC's chances to win it. The Tar Heels are expected to see Duke in the semifinals and probably either Miami or Georgia Tech in the finals. 

Florida (18-2) moved up one spot to No. 3 after winning on the road at Georgia and Tennessee. 

• 9 Best Wins (672.4): at #3 Georgia, #6 Vanderbilt, at #11 South Carolina, at #12 Auburn, #18 LSU, #19 Texas A&M, #20 Kentucky, #21 USC, at #24 Mississippi State
• Other Quality Wins: #28 Clemson, #29 Arkansas, #45 Baylor, at #47 Ole Miss, #56 South Florida, at #56 Florida State, #62 Alabama, #65 Missouri
• Losses (9.5): at #1 Cal, at #17 Stanford
• Computer Score:  672.4/9.5 = 70.78 (was 65.32)
• What's Coming Up: SEC Tournament (Baton Rouge 4/22-24) - LSU/Kentucky winner, Auburn/South Carolina, Georgia/Vanderbilt
• Comments: The Gators finished SEC play undefeated and will be the No. 1 seed in the conference tournament. Florida will most likely face the host, LSU, in the quarterfinals before a matchup with either Auburn or South Carolina in the semifinals. The finals won't be easy with either Vanderbilt or Georgia expected to be the opposition. 

Georgia (18-3) falls one spot to No. 4 after getting shutout at home by Florida. 

• 9 Best Wins (647.5): #9 Michigan, #11 South Carolina, #12 Auburn, #13 Virginia, #14 Texas Tech, at #16 Georgia Tech, at #18 LSU, at #19 Texas A&M, at #20 Kentucky
• Other Quality Wins:  at #24 Mississippi State, #28 Clemson, #29 Arkansas, at #47 Ole Miss. #62 Alabama, #65 Missouri
• Losses (9.4): #2 North Carolina, #4 Florida, #6 Vanderbilt
• Computer Score: 647.5/9.4 = 68.88 (was 68.51)
• What's Coming Up: SEC Tournament (Baton Rouge 4/22-24) - Texas A&M, Vanderbilt, Florida
• Comments: The Bulldogs took it on the chin Friday against Florida but rebounded on Sunday and beat a solid South Carolina team. Georgia is the No. 3 seed in the SEC Tournament and will be eyeing a semifinal showdown with Vanderbilt. If Georgia gets past Vandy then the Gators will be sitting there in the finals.

Vanderbilt (18-4) falls one spot to No. 5 after beating Auburn and Alabama at home

• 9 Best Wins (641.8): #3 Georgia, #8 Duke, #12 Auburn, #13 Virginia, #17 Stanford, #18 LSU, #19 Texas A&M, #20 Kentucky, at #24 Mississippi State
• Other Quality Wins: at #29 Arkansas, #39 Denver, at #40 Northwestern, at #45 Baylor, at #47 Ole Miss, #62 Alabama, at #65 Missouri
• Losses (9.6):  #4 Florida, #5 Ohio State (2X), #11 South Carolina, 
• Computer Score: 641.8/9.6 = 66.85 (was 64.60)
• What's Coming Up: SEC Tournament (Baton Rouge 4/22-24) - Mississippi St/Arkansas winner, Georgia, Florida
• Comments: The Commodores earned the No. 2 seed in the SEC Tournament and will most likely meet up with Georgia in the semis and if they win that one then Florida would await in the finals. 

Ohio State (23-2) falls one spot to No. 6 despite picking up home wins over Northwestern and Illinois. 

• 9 Best Wins (606.8): #6 Vanderbilt (2X), at #9 Michigan, #10 Pepperdine, #16 Georgia Tech, #22 Arizona State, at #33 TCU, #37 Fresno State, #40 Northwestern
• Other Quality Wins: at #45 Baylor, #48 Illinois, #71 Minnesota
• Losses (9.3): #1 California, at #7 Miami FL
• Computer Score:  606.8/9.3 = 65.25 (was 64.74)
• What's Coming Up: at Indiana (4/23), at Purdue (4/24), Big Ten Tournament (East Lansing 4/29-5/1)
• Comments: The Buckeyes shutout streak came to an end against Northwestern but they still won easily over both them and Illinois. The story for Ohio State has been the same for the last month or so - a weak Big Ten is pulling them down in the rankings with its only chance to pick up points coming when it faces Michigan in the Big Tournament. 

Miami (17-4) stays at No. 7 after beating Syracuse 6-1 and Louisville 7-0. 

• 9 Best Wins (589.9): #5 Ohio State, at #12 Auburn,  #13 Virginia, #15 Oklahoma State,#16 Georgia Tech, at #27 Wake Forest, at #28 Clemson, #30 Virginia Tech, #32 Syracuse
• Other Quality Wins: #34 Columbia, at #38 NC State, #51 Notre Dame, at #57 Florida State, #64 Boston College 
• Losses (9.8): #2 North Carolina, #8 Duke, #9 Michigan, #14 Texas Tech
• Computer Score:  589.9/9.8 = 60.19 (was 60.18)
• What's Coming Up: ACC Tournament (Cary NC 4/22-4/24) - Syracuse/NC State winner, Georgia Tech/Clemson winner, North Carolina
• Comments: The Canes are the No. 2 seed at this week's ACC Tournament and will face its first big test when it meets either Georgia Tech or Clemson in the semifinals. The Canes beat both of those teams 7-0 in the regular season but I don't think it'll be easy this time around. A win in the semis would pit Miami up against North Carolina in the finals. Miami lost to the regular season meeting 4-3 at North Carolina so I'd expect it to be a close one again. 

Duke (18-5) stays at No. 8 after splitting road matches against Clemson (win) and Georgia Tech (loss).

• 9 Best Wins (557.2): #7 Miami, at #13 Virginia, #19 Texas A&M, #24 Mississippi State, #25 Texas, at #27 Wake Forest, at #28 Clemson, #32 Syracuse, at #40 Northwestern 
• Other Quality Wins: #37 Fresno State, #38 NC State, #51 Notre Dame, #57 Florida State, #64 Boston College
• Losses (10.5): #2 North Carolina, #6 Vanderbilt, #9 Michigan, at #16 Georgia Tech, #30 Virginia Tech
• Computer Score:  557.2/10.5 = 53.07 (was 53.10)
• What's Coming Up: ACC Tournament (Cary NC 4/22-4/24) - Virginia, North Carolina, Miami/Georgia Tech
• Comments: Duke is the No. 3 seed in the conference tournament and should make it to the semifinals but to get any further the Blue Devils would have to upset North Carolina. UNC won the regular season meeting in Durham, three weeks ago, by a 4-1 score so I'd be surprised if the outcome was much different this time. 

Pepperdine (17-2) moves up one spot to No. 9 after shutting out both San Diego and BYU.

• 9 Best Wins (481.5): #12 Auburn, at #17 Stanford, at #21 USC, #22 Arizona State, at #23 UCLA, #25 Texas, #38 NC State, at #66 Long Beach State, at Gonzaga 
• Other Quality Wins: No other ranked wins 
• Losses (9.2): #1 Cal, #5 Ohio State 
• Computer Score:  481.5/9.2 = 52.34 (was 50.23)
• What's Coming Up: at Santa Clara (4/22), at San Francisco (4/23), WCC Tournament (Claremont 4//27-4/30)
• Comments: The only way Pepperdine holds off Michigan is if it keeps winning and some of its best wins keep winning. Pepperdine won't face another ranked team in the regular season.

Michigan (17-4) falls one spot to No. 10 despite picking up road wins at Iowa and Nebraska. The reason for the drop is because Michigan only has 8 ranked win after Indiana dropped out of the rankings. Minnesota dropped out of the rankings this week but Michigan has a chance to add two ranked wins this weekend.

• 9 Best Wins (516.1): #2 North Carolina, #7 Miami, at #8 Duke, #18 LSU, #20 Kentucky,  at #45 Baylor, #51 Notre Dame, at #71 Minnesota, Indiana
• Other Quality Wins: No other ranked wins 
• Losses (10): #3 Georgia, #5 Ohio State, #13 Virginia, #25 Texas
• Computer Score:  516.1/10 = 51.61 (was 51.66)
• What's Coming Up: at Northwestern, at Illinois, Big Ten Tournament (East Lansing 4/29-5/1)
• Comments: The Wolverines have a chance to move back up to No. 9 if they sweep both Northwestern and Illinois on the road - I expect they'll win both without too much of an issue. 

4/19 Oracle/ITA Women's Rankings

Rank	Avg	School	Previous Rank
1	74.26	California	1
2	71.77	North Carolina	2
3	70.78	University of Florida	4
4	68.88	University of Georgia	3
5	66.85	Vanderbilt University	6
6	65.25	Ohio State University	5
7	60.19	University of Miami (Florida)	7
8	53.07	Duke University	8
9	52.34	Pepperdine	10
10	51.61	University of Michigan	9
11	49.29	University of South Carolina	11
12	46.51	Auburn University	12
13	44.76	Stanford	17
14	44.3	Oklahoma State University	15
15	42.52	Georgia Tech	16
16	41.83	University of Virginia	13
17	39.89	Texas Tech University	14
18	38.74	Texas A&M University	19
19	38.11	University of Southern California	21
20	36.71	LSU	18
21	34.79	Mississippi State University	24
22	33.25	Arizona State University	22
23	33.22	University of Kentucky	20
24	31.06	University of Texas at Austin	25
25	29.32	UCLA	23
26	26.96	Wichita State University	26
27	26.81	Syracuse University	32
28	25.89	Wake Forest University	27
29	24.93	Clemson University	28
30	24.38	University of Tulsa	31
31	22.88	Virginia Tech	30
32	22.7	University of Arkansas	29
33	21.56	University of Kansas	35
34	21.29	TCU	33
35	21	North Carolina State	38
36	20.79	College of William and Mary	36
37	19.56	Columbia University	34
38	19.04	Princeton University	50
39	18.17	Northwestern University	40
40	16.56	University of Mississippi	47
41	16.16	Fresno State	37
42	15.57	Baylor University	45
43	15.39	University of Denver	39
44	14.78	Florida International University (FIU)	43
45	14.73	Rice University	41
46	14.14	Georgia State University	42
47	13.66	University of Notre Dame	51
48	13.41	University of Pennsylvania	52
49	12.96	Dartmouth College	54
50	12.68	University of Washington	55
51	12.5	University of Utah	49
52	12.34	University of New Mexico	53
53	12.3	University of South Alabama	46
54	11.97	University of Illinois	48
55	11.83	University of Oregon	44
56	11.77	University of South Florida	56
57	11.51	Long Beach State University	66
58	11.05	Harvard University	58
59	11.04	Cornell University	63
60	10.04	Florida State University	57
61	10	University of Alabama	62
62	9.39	Brown University	72
63	9.3	DePaul University	61
64	9.16	University of Texas at Arlington	59
65	9.16	Univ. of Missouri, Columbia	65
66	8.96	Boston College	64
67	8.46	Yale University	69
68	8.06	UNLV	60
69	7.88	Washington State University	73
70	7.79	Purdue University	NR
71	7.58	University of North Texas	NR
72	7.53	Winthrop University	70
73	7.24	University of Arizona	67
74	7.15	UC Santa Barbara	75
75	7.04	Old Dominion University	68

North Carolina's Hayley Carter stays at No. 1 in the singles rankings with the only changed being Georgia's Ellen Perez and Ohio State's Francesca Di Lorenzo swapping spots at No. 3 and No. 4. 

Rank	Avg	Player	School	Previous Rank
1	62.27	Hayley Carter	North Carolina	1
2	58.76	Danielle Collins	University of Virginia	2
3	55.95	Ellen Perez	University of Georgia	4
4	55.86	Francesca Di Lorenzo	Ohio State University	3
5	55.39	Luisa Stefani	Pepperdine	5
6	54.5	Stephanie Wagner	University of Miami (Florida)	6
7	52.42	Brooke Austin	University of Florida	7
8	49.87	Sinead Lohan	University of Miami (Florida)	8
9	48.93	Belinda Woolcock	University of Florida	9
10	45.99	Breaunna Addison	University of Texas at Austin	11
11	42.63	Maegan Manasse	California	10
12	42.47	Klara Fabikova	California	12
13	41.59	Frances Altick	Vanderbilt University	13
14	40.8	Jasmine Lee	Mississippi State University	14
15	38.31	Ronit Yurovsky	University of Michigan	16
16	37.07	Julia Elbaba	University of Virginia	15
17	35.48	Catherine Harrison	UCLA	17
18	31.62	Brienne Minor	University of Michigan	18
19	30.21	Sydney Campbell	Vanderbilt University	19
20	25.66	Andie Dikosavljevic	Auburn University	25
21	25.14	Yuliya Lysa	University of Arkansas	27
22	25	Joana Vale Costa	LSU	20
23	24.75	Joana Eidukonyte	Clemson University	23
24	24.72	Giuliana Olmos	University of Southern California	24
25	22.75	Saska Gavrilovska	Texas A&M University	32
26	21.96	Astra Sharma	Vanderbilt University	21
27	21.8	Erin Routliffe	University of Alabama	28
28	21.47	Desirae Krawczyk	Arizona State University	26
29	21.47	Arianne Hartono	University of Mississippi	22
30	20.89	Caroline Brinson	University of Georgia	29
31	19.91	Alizee Michaud	Auburn University	38
32	19.08	Georgiana Patrasc	Mississippi State University	35
33	17.96	Carol Zhao	Stanford	56
34	17.83	Beatrice Capra	Duke University	30
35	17.64	Aldila Sutjiadi	University of Kentucky	53
36	17.59	Kourtney Keegan	University of Florida	43
37	17.57	Martina Frantova	North Carolina State	51
38	17.44	Daneika Borthwick	Florida State University	31
39	17.33	Whitney Kay	North Carolina	39
40	17.24	Taylor Davidson	Stanford	33
41	16.47	Paige Hourigan	Georgia Tech	49
42	15.97	Johnnise Renaud	Georgia Tech	34
43	15	Yolimar Ogando	University of Miami (Florida)	37
44	14.8	Vladica Babic	Oklahoma State University	44
45	14.65	Kanika Vaidya	Columbia University	36
46	13.5	Katarina Adamovic	Oklahoma State University	47
47	13.43	Kennedy Shaffer	University of Georgia	46
48	12.91	Quinn Gleason	University of Notre Dame	50
49	12.71	Andie Daniell	University of Alabama	42
50	12.53	Ayan Broomfield	Clemson University	40
51	12.05	Lauren Marker	University of Arizona	48
52	11.45	Kaitlyn McCarthy	Duke University	41
53	11.38	Beatriz Machado Santos	Univ. of Missouri, Columbia	62
54	11.13	Lauren Chypyha	University of Wisconsin, Madison	54
55	11.1	Chalena Scholl	Duke University	97
56	10.93	Francesca Fusinato	Virginia Tech	45
57	10.56	Jessie Aney	North Carolina	55
58	10.04	Mayar Sherif Ahmed	Fresno State	52
59	9.91	Jessica Golovin	LSU	57
60	9.55	Maddie Lipp	Northwestern University	58
61	9.38	Wendy Zhang	University of Miami (Florida)	64
62	9.3	Anna Shkudun	Syracuse University	76
63	9.27	Viktoriya Lushkova	Oklahoma State University	65
64	8.99	Kimmy Guerin	Wake Forest University	59
65	8.95	Anna Danilina	University of Florida	61
66	8.84	Sadie Hammond	University of Tennessee	63
67	8.59	Donika Bashota	Washington State University	71
68	8.56	Lucia Butkovska	University of Portland	60
69	8.42	Kate Fahey	University of Michigan	66
70	8.28	Anastasiya Rychagova	University of Kansas	67
71	7.56	Caroline Dailey	University of South Carolina	83
72	7.51	Asiya Dair	Boston College	70
73	7.49	Skylar Morton	University of Virginia	93
74	7.46	Rutuja Bhosale	Texas A&M University	105
75	7.31	Sandy Niehaus	Ohio State University	74
76	7.19	Lynn Chi	California	68
77	7.16	Yulia Shupenia	DePaul University	79
78	7.09	Justina Mikulskytė	University of Kentucky	69
79	7.09	Denise Starr	California	73
80	7.05	Ingrid Gamarra Martins	University of South Carolina	75
81	6.91	Gabriela Knutson	Syracuse University	98
82	6.88	Caroline Doyle	Stanford	87
83	6.86	Monica Robinson	University of Notre Dame	81
84	6.79	Natalie Suk	University of Mississippi	80
85	6.74	Stephanie Nauta	University of Virginia	78
86	6.67	Maeva Razakasoa	Long Beach State University	72
87	6.42	Pleun Burgmans	Auburn University	94
88	6.39	Erin Larner	Northwestern University	82
89	6.34	Ekaterina Stepanova	University of Wisconsin, Madison	90
90	6.33	Ana Oparenovic	University of Arkansas	77
91	6.2	Blair Shankle	Baylor University	89
92	6.15	Katherine Ip	Rice University	85
93	6.06	Krista Hardebeck	Stanford	102
94	6.03	Alexandria Stiteler	University of South Alabama	91
95	5.96	Kennan Johnson	University of Oregon	92
96	5.96	Gabriela Talaba	Texas Tech University	119
97	5.9	Silvia Garcia	University of Georgia	86
98	5.79	Paula Gutierrez	Indiana University-Bloomington	96
99	5.79	Sarah Dvorak	Texas Tech University	88
100	5.71	Theresa Piontek	Clemson University	106
101	5.71	Lexi Borr	Boston College	NR
102	5.67	Carol Zi Yang	UNLV	109
103	5.62	Mai El Kamash	University of Mississippi	104
104	5.6	Saana Saarteinen	University of Tulsa	111
105	5.47	Paige Cline	University of South Carolina	84
106	5.37	Nour Abbes	University of Washington	115
107	5.34	Allison Miller	University of Notre Dame	108
108	5.29	Elizaveta Nemchinov	College of William and Mary	101
109	5.22	Andrea Ka	Univ. of San Francisco	NR
110	5.22	Olivia Sneed	Ohio State University	107
111	5.22	Gabriella De Santis	Ohio State University	NR
112	5.21	Louise Kwong	University of Illinois	113
113	5.21	Gabriela Porubin	Wichita State University	110
114	5.19	Anna Sanford	Ohio State University	103
115	5.19	Rianna Valdes	University of Southern California	121
116	5.14	Madison Westby	University of Southern California	123
117	5.07	Anastasia Rentouli	Mississippi State University	100
118	5.01	Despoina Vogasari	University of Houston	118
119	5.01	Kassidy Jump	Arizona State University	112
120	4.87	Nuria Ormeno Ruiz	University of Colorado	NR
121	4.85	Ksenia Laskutova	University of Tulsa	116
122	4.8	Vivienne Kulicke	UTEP	122
123	4.79	Julia O'Loughlin	University of Denver	NR
124	4.72	Viktoriya Dzyuba	University of the Pacific (California)	NR
125	4.7	Elena Cerezo-Codina	Virginia Tech	95

Kentucky's Aldila Sutjiadi and Mami Adachi are the new No. 1 while Cal's Maegan Manasse and Denise Starr move up from No. 3 to No. 2. Last week's No. 1, UNC's Hayley Carter and Whitney Kay, dropped down to No. 4 after losing matches to Georgia Tech and Clemson. 

Rank	Avg	Player	Player	School	Previous Rank
1	64.28	Aldila Sutjiadi	Mami Adachi	University of Kentucky	2
2	57.45	Maegan Manasse	Denise Starr	California	3
3	57.22	Brooke Austin	Kourtney Keegan	University of Florida	5
4	55.71	Whitney Kay	Hayley Carter	North Carolina	1
5	55.62	Taylor Davidson	Caroline Doyle	Stanford	4
6	51.61	Catherine Harrison	Kyle McPhillips	UCLA	6
7	50.52	Giuliana Olmos	Gabby Smith	University of Southern California	9
8	49.58	Anna Sanford	Miho Kowase	Ohio State University	7
9	43.47	Stephanie Wagner	Wendy Zhang	University of Miami (Florida)	8
10	37.66	Kendal Woodard	Paige Hourigan	Georgia Tech	13
11	36.48	Alizee Michaud	Pleun Burgmans	Auburn University	17
12	34.22	Ellen Perez	Mariana Gould	University of Georgia	20
13	33.57	Courtney Colton	Sydney Campbell	Vanderbilt University	11
14	32.96	Beatrice Capra	Ellyse Hamlin	Duke University	14
15	32.96	Breaunna Addison	Danielle Wagland	University of Texas at Austin	12
16	32.06	Danielle Collins	Meghan Kelley	University of Virginia	22
17	31.09	Brienne Minor	Mira Ruder-Hook	University of Michigan	15
18	30.13	Blair Shankle	Kiah Generette	Baylor University	10
19	28.81	Matea Cutura	Christine Maddox	Pepperdine	16
20	26.96	Palina Dubavets	Stefani Stojic	UC Santa Barbara	21
21	25.01	Taylor Ng	Kristina Mathis	Dartmouth College	19
22	23.96	Alexandra Osborne	Ebony Panoho	Arizona State University	18
23	23.61	Luisa Stefani	Apichaya Runglerdkriangkrai	Pepperdine	23
24	23.11	Shayne Austin	Lauren Marker	University of Arizona	38
25	22.3	Hadley Berg	Paige Cline	University of South Carolina	25
26	21.17	Caroline Wegner	Seda Arantekin	TCU	27
27	21.16	Arianne Hartono	Mai El Kamash	University of Mississippi	26
28	20.88	Maddie Lipp	Alex Chatt	Northwestern University	28
29	20.68	Laura Eales	Hayley Thompson	Long Beach State University	37
30	19.27	Mayar Sherif Ahmed	Rana Sherif Ahmed	Fresno State	24
31	18.4	Eva Paalma	Rachel Pierson	Texas A&M University	30
32	18.17	Madison Harrison	Georgiana Patrasc	Mississippi State University	31
33	17.83	Gabriela Knutson	Valeria Salazar Garza	Syracuse University	29
34	17.83	Miki Kobayashi	Nour Abbes	University of Washington	33
35	17.44	Kristina Vozniak	Madison Harrison	Mississippi State University	42
36	16.37	Josie Kuhlman	Belinda Woolcock	University of Florida	35
37	16.26	Courtney Colton	Astra Sharma	Vanderbilt University	43
38	15.95	Quinn Gleason	Monica Robinson	University of Notre Dame	32
39	15.07	Shweta Sangwan	Kennan Johnson	University of Oregon	34
40	14.73	Kelsey Laurente	Maria Alvarez	Oklahoma State University	36
41	14.63	Kate Fahey	Brienne Minor	University of Michigan	44
42	14.1	Yuliya Lysa	Shannon Hudson	University of Arkansas	47
43	13.92	Tami Grende	Miki Kobayashi	University of Washington	41
44	13.65	Ferny Angeles Paz	Sandy Niehaus	Ohio State University	39
45	13.07	Ines Vias	Louise Kwong	University of Illinois	40
46	11.76	Nicole Robinson	Andjela Djokovic	Purdue University	76
47	11.31	Lynn Kiro	Alex Valenstein	Texas Tech University	48
48	11.26	Emily Smith	Katherine Ip	Rice University	NR
49	11.02	Alicia Barnett	Erin Larner	Northwestern University	51
50	10.67	Carla Tur Mari	Viktoriya Lushkova	Oklahoma State University	50
51	10.39	Joana Eidukonyte	Fernanda Navarro	Clemson University	NR
52	10.2	Sybille Gauvain	Marie Klocker	San Jose State University	NR
53	10.06	Morgan Chumney	Akvilė Paražinskaitė	University of Kentucky	58
54	9.93	Yulia Shupenia	Rebeca Mitrea	DePaul University	52
55	9.9	Alexis Valenzuela	Camille De Leon	Cal State Fullerton	45
56	9.72	Kimmy Guerin	Anna Ulyashchenko	Wake Forest University	53
57	9.67	Joana Eidukonyte	Theresa Piontek	Clemson University	63
58	9.58	Spencer Liang	Peggy Porter	University of Florida	46
59	9.58	Chalena Scholl	Jessica Ho	Duke University	59
60	9.57	Allie Baer	Erin Faulkner	Michigan State University	NR
61	9.45	Joana Vale Costa	Ryann Foster	LSU	60
62	9.44	Blaga Delic	Sheila Morales-Hidalgo	University of Nevada	75
63	9.27	Vladica Babic	Katarina Adamovic	Oklahoma State University	54
64	9.25	Andie Daniell	Erin Routliffe	University of Alabama	55
65	9.19	Pleun Burgmans	Paula de Man	Auburn University	56
66	9.01	Silvia Garcia	Kennedy Shaffer	University of Georgia	67
67	8.96	Caroline Lampl	Krista Hardebeck	Stanford	62
68	8.94	Anna Danilina	Brianna Morgan	University of Florida	64
69	8.88	Stephanie Wagner	Clementina Riobueno	University of Miami (Florida)	66
70	8.8	Lily Miyazaki	Emma Devine	University of Oklahoma	57
71	8.72	Anastasia Reimchen	Zoe Douglas	University of Iowa	49
72	8.34	Rutuja Bhosale	Anna Mamalat	Texas A&M University	69
73	8.31	Lauren Bellinger	Ali Miller	University of Cincinnati	71
74	8.22	Aiwen Zhu	Carol Zi Yang	UNLV	73
T75	8.12	Olivia Sneed	Miho Kowase	Ohio State University	T89
T75	8.12	Natalia Maynetto	Erin Routliffe	University of Alabama	78
77	7.97	Marie Faure	Elizaveta Nemchinov	College of William and Mary	65
78	7.96	Janet Koch	Nina Khmelnitckaia	University of Kansas	79
79	7.72	Eve Repic	Sadie Hammond	University of Tennessee	68
80	7.69	Zoë Katz	Madison Westby	University of Southern California	61
81	7.51	Alyssa Tobita	Nia Rose	University of Oregon	NR
82	7.49	Hristina Dishkova	Vaszilisza Bulgakova	SMU	88
83	7.38	Josie Kuhlman	Brianna Morgan	University of Florida	70
84	7.36	Alexandra Stanova	Kristina Hovsepyan	University of Maryland, College Park	86
85	7.19	Blanka Szavay	Hanneke Lodewijks	Northern Arizona University	NR
86	7.14	Krisztina Kapitany	Tess Bernard-Feigenbaum	Purdue University	72
87	7.05	Margo Pletcher	Brianna Turley	University of Utah	81
88	7.01	Sammi Hampton	Kassidy Jump	Arizona State University	74
89	7	Kate Vialle	Jessie Aney	North Carolina	NR
90	6.92	Gabriela Talaba	Alex Valenstein	Texas Tech University	82