4/5 Oracle/ITA Men's Rankings Release - Top 8 Profiles

North Carolina retained its top spot after splitting matches with Virginia and Wake Forest while TCU and Virginia remain at No. 2 and No. 3. UCLA moves up one spot to No. 4 after picking up wins over Cal and Stanford while Ohio State drops one spot from No. 4 to No. 5 despite winning both of its matches last weekend.

Wake Forest stays at No. 6 despite winning at No. 1 North Carolina. The reason they didn't move up was because the team's ahead of them had better overall wins plus Wake's loss to NC State is weighing them down a tad. When I did my projections I had Wake at No. 7 because I made an error on my spreadsheet; instead of giving Wake its 10% road bonus for the UNC win I only gave them 10% as in .1 instead of 10% of 106.  Georgia had a nice week picking up wins over Texas A&M and LSU but they remain at No. 7 because everyone else ahead of them either won or had better overall wins. USC moves up one spot to No. 8 after beating Stanford and Cal while Oklahoma was the big mover in the top 25 coming up from No. 18 to No. 9 after winning at South Florida and Florida State. Texas A&M stays at No. 10 just .16 ahead of No. 11 Texas Tech.

This set of rankings used each team's eight best wins and all losses while next week's rankings and all the subsequent rankings until the selection of the NCAA field will use each's nine best wins.

Duke, Loyola Marymount, Oklahoma, and Alabama were the biggest upward movers last week. Duke rose 15 spots to No. 60, Loyola Marymount came up 10 spots to No. 58, Oklahoma and Alabama came up 9 spots to No. 9 and No. 32 respectively.

Wisconsin and Middle Tennessee State were the only teams to make double digit drops after each lost twice last week.

The following teams moved up at least 5 spots versus the last rankings - movement in ( ):
#9 Oklahoma (+9) - won at South Florida and Florida State
#32 Alabama (+9) - won at Ole Miss and lost to Arkansas
#39 LSU (+5) - beat South Carolina, Brown, New Orleans and lost to Georgia
#40 Virginia Tech (+5) won at Notre Dame and lost to Wake Forest
#52 East Tennessee State (+5) - won at UNC Wilmington and Furman
#58 Loyola Marymount (+10) - won at Pacific and St. Mary's and lost to UC Irvine
#60 Duke (+15) - won at NC State and lost to Virginia
#64 Boise State (+5) - won at New Mexico and Air Force
#66 Pacific (+6) - beat Pepperdine

The following teams dropped down at least 5 spots versus the last rankings (still ranked):
#22 South Florida (-5) - lost to Oklahoma and SMU
#42 Stanford (-6) - lost to USC and UCLA
#44 Wisconsin (-14) - lost to Northwestern and Illinois
#45 Baylor (-7) - lost to Texas Tech
#69 UNC Wilmington (-6) - lost to East Tennessee State
#70 William & Mary (-8) - lost to Elon
#74 Middle Tennessee State (-10) - lost to Memphis and VCU
#75 Miami FL (-8) - lost to Georgia Tech and Clemson


These 2 teams entered the rankings after being unranked and here is why they are now ranked
#71 North Florida - beat NJIT and Kennesaw State plus previous win over Georgia State was upgraded when GSU jumped 14 spots in the rankings last week
#72 Utah - lost both matches to Oregon and Washington but previous wins over Loyola Marymount and Boise State were upgraded when both entered the top 75 last week.


These 2 teams dropped out of the rankings with last week's rankings in ( ):
UAB (74) - lost to Old Dominion
New Mexico (70) - lost to Utah State and Boise State

After going through the rankings I was able to determine where some other teams were ranked in last week's rankings (in alphabetical order per tier):

76-85: Arizona, Clemson, Florida Gulf Coast, Nebraska, North Florida, Penn, San Diego State, UC Irvine, Utah, Western Michigan
86-95: Abilene Christian, Appalachian State, Elon, Southern Miss, Tennessee, Troy, UNLV, UT Arlington, Wichita State
96-105: Buffalo, Central Florida, Coastal Carolina, College of Charleston, Florida Atlantic, Indiana, Louisville, Portland, South Alabama, Valparaiso
106-115: Furman, George Washington, Texas A&M Corpus Christi, Yale
116-125: Brown, Charlotte

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

Below I'll breakdown the team Top 8 looking at the 8 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.  

North Carolina remains at No. 1 after beating No. 3 Virginia before falling to No. 6 Wake Forest

• 8 Best Wins (638.8): #3 Virginia (2X + 1 on road), #4 Ohio State, #5 UCLA, #12 Texas Tech, #15 Illinois, #18 Oklahoma, at #42 NC State
• Other Quality Wins: #42 NC State (2nd of 2 wins),  #43 Vanderbilt, #45 Virginia Tech,
• Losses (8.7): #6 Wake Forest, at #22 Florida State
• Computer Score:  638.8/8.7 = 73.43 (was 77.30)
• What's Coming Up: at Notre Dame (4/8), at Boston College (4/10), Georgia Tech (4/15), at Duke (4/17), ACC Tournament (4/22-24)
• Comments: The Tar Heels won a big one over Virginia and seemingly had Wake Forest all but beat but they weren't able to slam the door shut. The next two weeks will be a good time to get everyone rested for what will be a brutal ACC Tournament.

TCU stays at No. 2 after adding wins over No. 10 Texas A&M, No. 26 Rice, and UT Arlington. 

• 8 Best Wins (586.9): #8 Oklahoma State, #9 USC, #10 Texas A&M, #13 Northwestern, #15 Illinois (2X +1 on road), at #17 South Florida, #24 Tulsa
• Other Quality Wins: #26 Rice, #28 Columbia, at #30 Wisconsin, #36 Stanford, #40 Dartmouth, 
• Losses (8.5): #3 Virginia, #16 California
• Computer Score:  586.9/8.5 = 69.05 (was 72.19)
• What's Coming Up: SMU (4/6), Oklahoma (4/8), Oklahoma State (4/10), at Texas (4/16), Baylor (4/20), at Texas Tech (4/24)
• 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. 

Virginia holds firm at No. 3 despite a loss to North Carolina last Friday. 

• 8 Best Wins (581.8): #2 TCU, #5 UCLA, #6 Wake Forest, #18 Oklahoma, #19 Kentucky, #22 Florida State, #24 Tulsa, #32 San Diego
• Other Quality Wins: #42 NC State, #45 Virginia Tech, #51 Notre Dame, #75 Duke
• Losses (8.5): #1 North Carolina (2X), #15 Illinois
• Computer Score:  581.8/8.5 = 68.45 (was 70.21)
• What's Coming Up: at Florida (4/6), at Georgia Tech (4/8), at Clemson (4/10), Wake Forest (4/15), Miami (4/17), ACC Tournament (4/22-24)
• Comments:  Virginia's toughest match of the week will come on Wednesday afternoon when they go to Gainesville to face a top 15 Florida team. If they can get past that one they'll have to start looking ahead to Wake Forest on April 15. 

UCLA moves up one spot to No. 4 after defeating Cal and Stanford. The main reason they moved past Ohio State was because Georgia moved up to No. 7 so those two wins over became that much more valuable. 

• 8 Best Wins (556.3): #7 Georgia (2X), #9 USC, #10 Texas A&M, #16 Cal, #27 SMU, at #29 Washington, #31 Georgia Tech
• Other Quality Wins: #32 San Diego, #36 Stanford (2X + 1 on road), #39 Oregon, #66 BYU
• Losses (8.2): #1 North Carolina, #3 Virginia
• Computer Score:  556.3/8.2 = 67.84 (was 66.61)
• What's Coming Up: at Arizona (4/8), at Utah (4/10), UC San Diego (4/14), at USC 4/17), Pac 12 Tournament (4/22-23)
• Comments: The next two weeks will be a warm up for the Bruins match against USC on April 17. The winner of that match will be the outright Pac-12 regular season champion and earn the No. 1 seed in the conference tournament.

Ohio State fall one spot to No. 5 despite shutout wins over Iowa and Nebraska.

• 8 Best Wins (542.9): #10 Texas A&M (2X), #11 Florida, at #17 South Florida, at #18 Oklahoma, #20 Michigan, #21 Texas, #33 Penn State, 
• Other Quality Wins: #38 Baylor, #45 Virginia Tech, at #51 Notre Dame, #60 Iowa
• Losses (8.3): #1 North Carolina, at #7 Georgia
• Computer Score:  542.9/8.3 = 65.41 (was 68.30)
• What's Coming Up: at Kentucky (4/6), at Indiana (4/8), at Purdue (4/10), at Minnesota (4/15), at Wisconsin (4/17), Northwestern (4/22), Illinois (4/24), Big Ten Tournament (4/29-5/1)
• Comments: The Buckeyes have a big one on Wednesday afternoon when they go to Lexington to meet Kentucky. The last time Ohio State went down there they got upset but I don't see that happening this year. 

Wake Forest stays at No. 6 after winning at Virginia Tech and North Carolina

• 8 Best Wins (560.7): at #1 North Carolina, #9 USC, #12 Texas Tech, #18 Oklahoma (2X + 1 on road), at #22 Florida State, #31 Georgia Tech, at #45 Virginia Tech
• Other Quality Wins: #51 Notre Dame, #55 Auburn, #59 South Carolina, at #67 Miami, 
• Losses (9.6): #3 Virginia, #8 Oklahoma State, #21 Texas, #42 NC State
• Computer Score:  560.7/9.6 = 58.41 (was 55.43)
• What's Coming Up: Duke (4/9), at Virginia (4/15), at Louisville (4/17), ACC Tournament (4/22-24)
• Comments: Wake is coming off a monster weekend but it needs to make sure it doesn't have a letdown against a young but improving Duke team. If it takes care of business in that one then all its attention goes toward the Virginia match the following Friday. 

Georgia stays at No. 7 after picking up road wins over Texas A&M and LSU. 

• 8 Best Wins (493.6): #4 Ohio State, at #10 Texas A&M, #19 Kentucky, #25 Mississippi State, #28 Columbia, #31 Georgia Tech, #35 Memphis, at #43 Vanderbilt 
• Other Quality Wins: #41 Alabama, at #44 LSU, #49 UC Santa Barbara, #57 East Tennessee State, at #59 South Carolina 
• Losses (8.5): #5 UCLA (2X), #12 Texas Tech
• Computer Score:  493.6/8.5 = 58.07 (was 53.82)
• What's Coming Up: Florida (4/8), Auburn (4/10), at Arkansas (4/15), at Ole Miss (4/17), SEC Tournament (4/22-24)
• Comments: The Bulldogs can all but clinch the SEC regular season title with a win this Friday over Florida. Georgia currently has a one game lead over Florida in the SEC standings so a win would extend the lead to two with just three to play. I expect it to be a close match but I think Georgia gets the win on its home turf. 

USC rises one spot to No. 8 after sweeping Cal and Stanford over the weekend. 

• 8 Best Wins (490.7): #11 Florida, #16 California, #17 South Florida, #18 Oklahoma, at #24 Tulsa, #23 Tulane, at #36 Stanford, at #39 Oregon
• Other Quality Wins: #36 Stanford (2nd of 2 wins) #38 Baylor, #65 UC Davis
• Losses (9.0): #2 TCU, #5 UCLA, #6 Wake Forest, #29 Washington
• Computer Score:  490.7/9.0 = 54.52 (was 52.30)
• What's Coming Up:  at Utah (4/8), at Arizona (4/10), UCLA (4/17), Pac 12 Tournament (4/22-23)
• Comments: The Trojans haven't exactly been blowing teams out on the road but they'll have more than enough to win at Utah and Arizona. Despite it being a somewhat down year they still have a chance to win the Pac-12 title outright if they can beat UCLA at home on 4/17.

4/5 Oracle/ITA Men's Rankings

Rank	Avg	School	Previous Rank
1	73.43	North Carolina	1
2	69.05	TCU	2
3	68.45	University of Virginia	3
4	67.84	UCLA	5
5	65.41	Ohio State University	4
6	58.41	Wake Forest University	6
7	58.07	University of Georgia	7
8	54.52	University of Southern California	9
9	51.78	University of Oklahoma	18
10	50.54	Texas A&M University	10
11	50.38	Texas Tech University	12
12	50.28	Oklahoma State University	8
13	49.23	Northwestern University	13
14	48.83	University of Florida	11
15	44.27	University of Illinois	15
16	44.05	University of Arkansas	14
17	41.1	University of Texas	21
18	39.77	University of Tulsa	24
19	38.29	California	16
20	37.71	University of Kentucky	19
21	37.04	University of Michigan	20
22	36.34	University of South Florida	17
23	34.76	Florida State University	22
24	32.93	Mississippi State University	25
25	32.23	SMU	27
26	32.06	Columbia University	28
27	28.87	Tulane University	23
28	27.32	Rice University	26
29	25.77	University of San Diego	32
30	24.59	University of Washington	29
31	23.64	Georgia Tech	31
32	23.51	University of Alabama	41
33	22.9	Penn State University	33
34	22.52	University of Memphis	35
35	22.18	University of Mississippi	37
36	20.09	University of Oregon	39
37	19.61	Princeton University	34
38	19.59	Dartmouth College	40
39	19.57	LSU	44
40	19.52	Virginia Tech	45
41	19.38	North Carolina State	42
42	19.25	Stanford University	36
43	19	Vanderbilt University	43
44	18.46	University of Wisconsin	30
45	16.91	Baylor University	38
46	15.57	Drake University	46
47	15.52	UC Santa Barbara	49
48	14.5	Old Dominion University	50
49	14.18	University of Denver	48
50	13.52	Harvard University	47
51	12.42	Georgia State University	52
52	12.21	East Tennessee State University	57
53	11.81	Pepperdine	54
54	11.37	Cornell University	56
55	11.31	University of Notre Dame	51
56	11.01	Utah State University	58
57	10.53	Purdue University	53
58	10.44	Loyola Marymount University	68
59	9.97	Auburn University	55
60	9.63	Duke University	75
61	9.62	St. John's University	61
62	9.5	University of South Carolina	59
63	8.9	University of Iowa	60
64	8.74	Boise State University	69
65	8.7	Brigham Young University	66
66	8.31	University of the Pacific (California)	72
67	8.22	UC Davis	65
68	7.83	Lamar University	71
69	7.74	UNC Wilmington	63
70	7.62	College of William and Mary	62
71	7.57	University of North Florida	NR
72	7.45	University of Utah	NR
73	7.13	Cal Poly	73
74	6.99	Middle Tennessee State University	64
75	6.69	University of Miami (Florida)	67

The top of the singles rankings didn't change much with the only new addition to the top 10 being Florida State's Benjamin Lock. If I can get a chance I'll do another comparison between these and the Universal Tennis Ratings.

Rank	Avg	Player	School	Previous Rank
1	63.2	Dominik Koepfer	Tulane University	1
2	57.16	Mikael Torpegaard	Ohio State University	2
3	55.51	Cameron Norrie	TCU	3
4	53.85	Aleks Vukic	University of Illinois	4
5	53.26	Roberto Cid	University of South Florida	5
6	49.38	Thai-Son Kwiatkowski	University of Virginia	7
7	42.54	Ryan Shane	University of Virginia	8
8	41.2	Tom Fawcett	Stanford University	6
9	41.07	Mackenzie McDonald	UCLA	9
10	40.08	Benjamin Lock	Florida State University	12
11	38.38	Jared Hiltzik	University of Illinois	10
12	37.16	Christopher Eubanks	Georgia Tech	11
13	36.37	Skander Mansouri	Wake Forest University	16
14	32.39	Julian Lenz	Baylor University	20
15	30	Konrad Zieba	Northwestern University	13
16	28.34	Alex Rybakov	TCU	15
17	28.22	Diego Hidalgo	University of Florida	24
18	28.01	Max de Vroome	University of Southern California	25
19	27.04	Joao Monteiro	Virginia Tech	21
20	25.63	Felipe Soares	Texas Tech University	14
21	25.51	Arthur Rinderknech	Texas A&M University	18
22	25.27	Austin Smith	University of Georgia	35
23	24.42	Andre Goransson	California	17
24	24.32	Petros Chrysochos	Wake Forest University	36
25	24.12	William Bushamuka	University of Kentucky	27
26	22.82	Nicolas Alvarez	Duke University	19
27	22.65	Ronnie Schneider	North Carolina	23
28	22.02	Mike Redlicki	University of Arkansas	30
29	21.34	Brayden Schnur	North Carolina	46
30	20	Florian Lakat	California	28
31	19.55	Quentin Monaghan	University of Notre Dame	33
32	18.55	Nick Crystal	University of Southern California	55
33	17.59	Elliott Orkin	University of Florida	29
34	17.56	Wayne Montgomery	University of Georgia	34
35	16.82	Hugo Di Feo	Ohio State University	26
36	16.81	Axel Alvarez Llamas	University of Oklahoma	32
37	16.56	Daniel Valent	Vanderbilt University	67
38	16.36	Collin Altamirano	University of Virginia	63
39	16.02	Gergely Madarasz	Purdue University	51
40	15.66	Sam Shropshire	Northwestern University	42
41	15.57	Mate Cutura	Mississippi State University	22
42	15.07	Dominic Cotrone	University of South Florida	31
43	13.96	Piotr Lomacki	University of Miami (Florida)	38
44	13.92	Shane Vinsant	Texas A&M University	45
45	12.91	Julian Cash	Oklahoma State University	48
46	12.68	Or Ram-Harel	University of Tulsa	53
47	12.68	Martin Redlicki	UCLA	49
48	12.65	Hunter Johnson	SMU	73
49	12.41	Uros Petronijevic	University of San Diego	39
50	12.21	Brett Clark	North Carolina	37
51	12.02	Alexandru Ghilea	University of Oklahoma	47
52	11.87	Ryotaro Matsamura	University of Kentucky	NR
53	11.5	Logan Smith	University of Southern California	58
54	11.36	Mazen Osama	University of Alabama	43
55	10.85	Simon Norenius	North Carolina State	44
56	10.79	Billy Griffith	California	40
57	10.36	Aron Hiltzik	University of Illinois	59
58	10.14	Stefan Lindmark	University of Mississippi	87
59	9.99	Spencer Papa	University of Oklahoma	91
60	9.78	Sam Monette	Indiana University-Bloomington	50
61	9.54	Guillermo Nuñez	TCU	54
62	9.47	Gustav Hansson	University of Mississippi	104
63	9.44	Jordan Angus	University of San Diego	79
64	9.1	Alexander Ritschard	University of Virginia	52
65	9.09	Gage Brymer	UCLA	41
66	9	Gabriel Friedrich	University of South Carolina	93
67	8.97	Andreas Bjerrehus	Virginia Tech	74
68	8.81	Strong Kirchheimer	Northwestern University	97
69	8.6	David Wilczynski	Stanford University	56
70	8.38	Christian Langmo	University of Miami (Florida)	68
71	8.33	Shawn Hadavi	Columbia University	64
72	8.31	Herkko Pollanen	Ohio State University	70
73	8.29	Rishab Agarwal	Mississippi State University	80
74	8.28	Marco Nunez	Florida State University	60
75	8.08	Benjamin Ugarte	Purdue University	57
76	8.05	Oskar Wikberg	California	62
77	7.85	Karue Sell	UCLA	98
78	7.76	Mitch Stewart	University of Washington	84
79	7.74	Jordan Daigle	LSU	69
80	7.73	Robert Kelly	North Carolina	82
81	7.62	Jathan Malik	University of Michigan	75
82	7.6	Nate Lammons	SMU	115
83	7.51	Edoardo Tessaro	Virginia Tech	72
84	7.41	Chase Perez-Blanco	University of Florida	71
85	7.38	David Biosca	East Tennessee State University	86
86	7.3	Maxime Tchoutakian	Baylor University	66
87	7.24	George Goldhoff	University of Texas	NR
88	7.2	Marko Krickovic	Auburn University	NR
89	7.17	Naoki Takeda	University of Arizona	61
90	7.12	Dovydas Sakinis	Dartmouth College	81
91	7.12	Amerigo Contini	Virginia Tech	NR
92	7.09	Chris Diaz	Ohio State University	65
93	7	Nick Horton	North Carolina State	77
94	6.94	Thibault Forget	University of Southern California	NR
95	6.9	Justin Butsch	LSU	NR
96	6.89	Ryan Peniston	University of Memphis	76
97	6.48	Andrew Watson	University of Memphis	105
98	6.33	Hugo Dojas	Texas Tech University	116
99	6.29	Sebastian Heim	UC Irvine	78
100	6.25	Tin Ostojic	Wichita State University	89
101	6.22	Korey Lovett	University of Alabama	102
102	6.21	Sam Matheson	Liberty University	106
103	6.16	Jose Salazar	University of Arkansas	114
104	5.94	Alex Knight	University of Michigan	107
105	5.86	Jake DeVine	University of Southern California	109
106	5.8	Alex Favrot	Clemson University	NR
107	5.74	Jack Murray	North Carolina	95
108	5.74	Luis Valero	University of Tennessee	NR
109	5.57	Alfredo Perez	University of Florida	122
110	5.42	Leonard Stakhovsky	Penn State University	96
111	5.41	Walker Duncan	University of Georgia	120
112	5.4	Santtu Leskinnen	UNC Wilmington	NR
113	5.36	Nolan Paige	Stanford University	NR
114	5.33	Nicky Hu	Harvard University	117
115	5.31	Constantin Schmitz	Tulane University	83
116	5.3	Cameron Klinger	Vanderbilt University	92
117	5.21	Alex Sendegeya	Texas Tech University	108
118	5.19	Romain Bogaerts	Wake Forest University	NR
119	5.19	Thomas Weigel	North Carolina State	85
120	5.18	Daan Maasland	University of Oregon	94
121	5.15	Arjun Kadhe	Oklahoma State University	121
122	5.1	Dusty Boyer	University of Nebraska	NR
123	5.01	Jack Findel-Hawkins	University of North Florida	100
124	4.86	Connor Farren	University of Southern California	99
125	4.78	Jordi Arconada	Texas A&M University	90

North Carolina's Brett Clark and Robert Kelly are back on top of the doubles rankings are picking up top 10 wins over Wake's Christian Seraphim/Skander Mansouri and Virginia's Luca Corinteli/Ryan Shane. 

Rank	Avg	Player	Player	School	Previous Rank
1	55.05	Brett Clark	Robert Kelly	North Carolina	3
2	49.27	Luca Corinteli	Ryan Shane	University of Virginia	2
3	49	Gordon Watson	Diego Hidalgo	University of Florida	1
4	39.92	Ben Wagland	Austin Smith	University of Georgia	5
5	39.9	Mackenzie McDonald	Martin Redlicki	UCLA	4
6	38.98	Korey Lovett	Mazen Osama	University of Alabama	17
7	38.52	Arjun Kadhe	Julian Cash	Oklahoma State University	9
8	37.18	Hugo Dojas	Felipe Soares	Texas Tech University	6
9	31.94	Mac Styslinger	Thai-Son Kwiatkowski	University of Virginia	8
10	28.56	Christian Seraphim	Skander Mansouri	Wake Forest University	12
11	28.42	Jordan Daigle	Boris Arias	LSU	10
12	27.61	Alex Lawson	Quentin Monaghan	University of Notre Dame	14
13	26.81	Andreas Bjerrehus	Joao Monteiro	Virginia Tech	7
14	26.49	Filip Bergevi	Florian Lakat	California	44
15	25.27	Luis Valero	Jack Schipanski	University of Tennessee	26
16	25.18	Cameron Klinger	Rhys Johnson	Vanderbilt University	33
17	24.68	Brayden Schnur	Jack Murray	North Carolina	31
18	24.4	Herkko Pollanen	Mikael Torpegaard	Ohio State University	13
19	24.15	Benjamin Lock	Marco Nunez	Florida State University	11
20	23.14	Jack Findel-Hawkins	Yannick Zuern	University of North Florida	T18
21	22.81	Shawn Hadavi	Richard Pham	Columbia University	15
22	22.48	Ralf Steinbach	Martin Joyce	Ohio State University	27
23	22.46	Arthur Rinderknech	Jackson Withrow	Texas A&M University	T18
24	22.14	Yates Johnson	Hunter Johnson	SMU	25
25	21.75	Giammarco Micolani	Mike Redlicki	University of Arkansas	16
26	21.16	Dominik Koepfer	Chi-Shan Jao	Tulane University	21
27	20.61	Julian Lenz	Will Little	Baylor University	24
28	20.35	Matic Spec	Felix Corwin	University of Minnesota	23
29	19.73	Hayden Sabatka	Bart Van Leijsen	University of New Mexico	22
30	19.08	Justin Roberts	Dominic Cotrone	University of South Florida	32
31	18.34	Jayson Amos	Armando Soemarno	University of Oregon	20
32	18.03	Casey Kay	Michael Kay	Georgia Tech	54
33	16.41	Spencer Papa	Axel Alvarez Llamas	University of Oklahoma	30
34	16.26	Nate Lammons	Arkadijs Slobodkins	SMU	29
35	16.05	Mike Vermeer	Michal Rolski	Columbia University	28
36	15.82	Filip Vittek	Jordan Angus	University of San Diego	40
37	15.38	Henry Craig	Alex Gasson	University of Denver	46
38	15.27	Maciek Romanowicz	Tom Fawcett	Stanford University	NR
39	13.71	Vaughn Hunter	Mate Cutura	Mississippi State University	NR
40	12.74	Axel Alvarez Llamas	Andrew Harris	University of Oklahoma	NR
41	12.66	Michael Feucht	Benny Schweizer	Lamar University	43
42	12.61	Guilherme Hadlich	Gabriel Sidney	Pepperdine	37
43	12.45	Henrik Wiersholm	JC Aragone	University of Virginia	36
44	12.38	Brian Yeung	Nicky Hu	Harvard University	NR
45	12.3	Nathan Eshmade	Miles Seemann	UC Santa Barbara	34
46	12.29	Filip Kraljevic	Zvonimir Babic	University of Mississippi	41
47	12.09	Rogerio Ribeiro	David Biosca	East Tennessee State University	55
48	12.07	Arthur Rinderknech	Shane Vinsant	Texas A&M University	35
49	12.06	Nick Crystal	Laurens Verboven	University of Southern California	38
50	12.01	Adam Moundir	Aziz Kijametovic	Old Dominion University	45
51	11.74	Petros Chrysochos	Jonathan Ho	Wake Forest University	48
52	11.68	Jordi Arconada	Max Lunkin	Texas A&M University	69
53	11.32	Maciek Romanowicz	Nolan Paige	Stanford University	64
54	11.29	Miroslav Herzan	Haru Inoue	Wichita State University	42
55	11.19	William Bushamuka	Beck Pennington	University of Kentucky	49
56	11	Alexandru Ghilea	Andrew Harris	University of Oklahoma	50
57	10.93	Alex Alvaro	Ramon van Flymen	Eastern Kentucky University	57
58	10.72	Maxx Lipman	Elliott Orkin	University of Florida	52
59	10.59	Sam Monette	Daniel Bednarczyk	Indiana University-Bloomington	78
60	10.52	Romain Bogaerts	Maksim Kan	Wake Forest University	47
61	10.42	Lucas Gerch	Temur Ismailov	Oklahoma State University	71
62	9.97	Mantas Bugailiskis	Euan McIntosh	Fresno State	NR
63	9.68	George Wall	Brendan Tannebaum	Dartmouth College	NR
64	9.52	Christopher Eubanks	Carlos Benito	Georgia Tech	NR
65	9.5	Chris Patzanovsky	Andrew Watson	University of Memphis	60
66	9.49	Max Andrews	Bernard Tefel	University of Miami (Florida)	NR
67	9.43	Marko Krickovic	Edward Nguyen	Auburn University	74
68	9.21	Michael Riechmann	Adrian Ortiz-Ruiz	University of Texas	61
T69	9.12	Nick Horton	Ian Dempster	North Carolina State	51
T69	9.12	Jose Gracia	Marco Nunez	Florida State University	56
71	9.03	Sasha Gozun	Vadym Kalyuzhnyy	University of South Florida	NR
72	8.97	Matthew Kirby	Dylan McCloskey	University of Tulsa	NR
73	8.76	Alex Knight	Runhao Hua	University of Michigan	39
74	8.76	Jonny Rigby	Michal Kianicka	Southern Illinois, Carbondale	63
75	8.7	Mikael Torpegaard	Martin Joyce	Ohio State University	NR
76	8.65	Alex Sendegeya	Bjorn Thomson	Texas Tech University	53
77	8.57	Matthew Kirby	Okkie Kellerman	University of Tulsa	NR
78	8.45	Harrison Adams	Shane Vinsant	Texas A&M University	NR
79	8.37	Eddy Covalschi	Josh Hagar	University of Notre Dame	NR
80	8.22	Zach Fryer	Diogo Rocha	University of Denver	NR
81	8.18	Jeffrey Brown	Alex Gornet	University of Louisville	NR
82	8.16	Hudson Blake	Reese Stalder	TCU	67
83	8.14	Sem Verbeek	Jose Chamba	University of the Pacific (California)	62
84	8	Austin Kaplan	Nicholai Westergaard	University of Pennsylvania	68
85	7.95	Alexandru Ghilea	Spencer Papa	University of Oklahoma	NR
86	7.91	George Goldhoff	Julian Zlobinsky	University of Texas	NR
87	7.87	Charlie Emhardt	Jeffrey Schorsch	Valparaiso University	75
88	7.87	Aziz Kijametovic	Jacob Nicolussi	Old Dominion University	80
89	7.81	Max de Vroome	Jack Jaede	University of Southern California	NR
90	7.79	Tin Ostojic	Jocelyn Devilliers	Wichita State University	65