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Tuesday, April 21, 2015

4/21 ITA Rankings Have Been Released - Top 10 Breakdown (All Rankings On Same Page)

Oklahoma stays at #1 in the ITA Men's rankings for the 8th week in a row and for the 9th time in the last 10 weeks.

The top 2 (UNC/USC) stays the same in the women's rankings but Cal moves up from 4 to 3, Vanderbilt moves up from 9 to 4, and Florida falls from 3 to 5.  .  

Below I'll breakdown the Top 10 on the men's side looking at the 9 best wins that were used in the rankings this week along with other quality ranked wins.  You'll notice some of the quality wins are ranked higher than a top 9 win and that is because I used the new ranking so that you can see what changes will be made next week.  I also listed the point totals gained from the best wins and losses to come up with the computer score.  

These are the final rankings that will be published before the NCAA Tournament field is announced next Tuesday (4/29) though a set of rankings will be run next week with them being published on May 1st.   Next week's rankings are actually ran twice with the first run using this week's rankings as the base and then the result of that will be used as the base for the second set.  

Oklahoma remains at #1 after the Sooners beat #29 Oklahoma State on Saturday. 
  • 9 Best Wins (814): #2 Baylor (3x), #5 Virginia, #6 TCU, #8 USC, #10 Texas, at #11 Wake Forest, at #12 Ohio State, 
  • Other Quality Wins: #13 Ole Miss, #16 North Carolina (2X), #19 South Florida, #28 Tulsa
  • Losses (9.6): #3 Texas A&M, #17 Texas Tech
  • Computer Score:  814.8/9.6 = 84.79 (was 84.31)
  • What's Coming Up: Big 12 Tournament - Texas/Texas Tech winner, Baylor/TCU winner
  • Comments:  Oklahoma looks to finish strong in the Big 12 Tournament where a 4th matchup with Baylor looms in the finals. 

Baylor remains at #2 after winning on the road at #10 Texas and #17 Texas Tech.  The 2 wins moved Baylor 3 points closer to #1 Oklahoma.  
  • 9 Best Wins (732.4): #5 Virginia (2X), #6 TCU, #8 USC, #9 Duke, at #10 Texas, at #13 Ole Miss, #15 UCLA, at #17 Texas Tech,  
  • Other Quality Wins: at #28 Tulsa, #29 Oklahoma State, #31 Drake, at #43 Memphis
  • Losses (9.4): #1 Oklahoma (3X), #4 Illinois
  • Computer Score: 77.91 (was 74.70)
  • What's Coming Up:  Big 12 Tournament - TCU/Oklahoma State winner, Oklahoma/Texas winner
  • Comments:  Baylor will likely see #6 TCU in the Big 12 semis and then probably gets a 4th crack at #1 Oklahoma in the finals.  Even if Baylor were to beat Oklahoma I doubt it'd be enough to move them up to #1 but it'd do wonders for the team's confidence.  

Texas A&M rises 3 spot from 6 to 3 after winning the SEC Tournament which included wins over #27 LSU, #18 Mississippi State, and #7 Georgia.    
  • 9 Best Wins (671.4):  #1 Oklahoma, #7 Georgia, #12 Ohio State, #13 Ole Miss, at #18 Mississippi State (2X+1 was at MSU), at #21 Florida, #22 San Diego, at #27 LSU. 
  • Other Quality Wins: #22 Vanderbilt, #27 LSU, #40 Tennessee at #45 South Carolina 
  • Losses (9.6): #4 Illinois, #6 TCU (2X), #7 Georgia
  • Computer Score: 69.94 (was 63.66)
  • What's Coming Up:  Regular season completed - NCAA Tournament 
  • Comments:  Sensational finish to the regular season for the Aggies - lets just say I don't see a 2nd round exit this year during the NCAAs. 

Illinois drops 1 spot from 3 to 4 after the stunning 4-3 loss at Minnesota on Friday night though they did rebound with a 4-0 win over Wisconsin on Sunday.
  • 9 Best Wins (669.2): at #2 Baylor, at #3 Texas A&M, at #10 Texas, #12 Ohio State (2X), #16 North Carolina, #25 California, #30 Northwestern, at #35 Notre Dame
  • Other Quality Wins: #44 Indiana, #48 Penn State
  • Losses (10.2): #6 TCU, #7 Georgia, #9 Duke, #23 Minnesota
  • Computer Score: 65.61 (was 69.58)
  • What's Coming Up: Big 10 Tournament - Iowa/Wisconsin winner, #30 Northwestern, #12 Ohio State/#23 Minnesota winner
  • Comments:  The loss to Minnesota definitely hurt because Illinois would have stayed at #3 even though Texas A&M won the SEC Tournament.  If Illinois had held the #3 spot after next week there is a good chance that they would have been seeded #2 in the NCAAs since they would have a H2H win over the current #2 Baylor.  Illinois will have a hard time holding off Virginia for #4 because if both teams win their respective conferences Virginia will likely pick up 2 more top 15 wins while at best Illinois would pick up 2 top 25 wins.  

Virginia drops 1 spot from 4 to 5 despite sweeping both Florida State and Miami last weekend.  The drop is solely due to Texas A&M having a monster weekend in the SEC Tournament.     
  • 9 Best Wins (609.3): #6 TCU, #9 Duke, at #11 Wake Forest, #14 Virginia Tech, #16 North Carolina (2X), #32 Louisville (2X), at #33 Florida State
  • Other Quality Wins: at #35 Notre Dame, #37 NC State
  • Losses (9.3): #1 Oklahoma, #2 Baylor (2X)
  • Computer Score: 65.52 (was 65.47)
  • What's Coming Up: ACC Tourney - Florida State/NC State winner, #16 North Carolina/#9 Duke winner, probably the #14 Virginia Tech/#11 Wake Forest winner.
  • Comments:  Virginia is the favorite to the win the ACC Tournament for the 9th year in a row though they'll face tough competition in both the semifinals and finals.

TCU rises 1 spot from 7 to 6 after getting the Texas monkey off its back. The Horned Frogs beat Texas 4-1 on Saturday which was the first time they'd beaten Texas since1996.  
  • 9 Best Wins (663.7): #3 Texas A&M (2X+1 was at aTm), #4 Illinois, #10 Texas, #17 Texas Tech, #19 South Florida, #27 LSU, at #28 Tulsa, #29 Oklahoma State, 
  • Other Quality Wins: #39 New Mexico, #46 Dartmouth, at #47 SMU, 
  • Losses (10.2): #1 Oklahoma, #2 Baylor, #5 Virginia, #9 Duke, #11 Wake Forest, #15 UCLA
  • Computer Score: 65.07 (was 61.32)
  • What's Coming Up:  Big 12 Tourney - #29 Oklahoma St, #2 Baylor, 
  • Comments:  What an unbelievable job David Roditi has done this year - most thought they'd be a top 15 team but not many thought they'd be on the fringe of the top 5.  TCU likely won't go much higher than 6 unless they were to beat both Oklahoma State and Baylor in the Big 12 Tournament.    

Georgia falls 2 spots from 5 to 7 after coming up just short in the SEC Tournament Finals against Texas A&M. Georgia actually improved its point totals from the week prior but Texas A&M and TCU passed them up due to both picking up big wins.
  • 9 Best Wins (638.5): #3 Texas A&M, #4 Illinois, #13 Ole Miss (2X), #15 UCLA, #20 Columbia, at #21 Florida, #22 Vanderbilt, #27 LSU
  • Other Quality Wins: #40 Tennessee (2X+1 was at UT), at #63 Auburn, at #65 Alabama 
  • Losses (10): at #3 Texas A&M, #8 USC (2X), #18 Mississippi State
  • Computer Score: 63.85 (was 63.79)
  • What's Coming Up:  Regular season completed - NCAA Tournament
  • Comments:  Georgia was potentially a lightning/rain delay away from closing out Texas A&M in the finals of the SEC Tournament but they couldn't regroup after the delay.  The Bulldogs would have risen to #3 with a win but now its going to be hard to move up any higher unless someone ahead of them gets upset. 

USC rises 1 spot from 9 to 8 after winning at UCLA last Thursday.   
  • 9 Best Wins (645.8): #7 Georgia (2X+1 was at UGA), #12 Ohio State, #15 UCLA (2X+1 was at UCLA), #20 Columbia, #21 Florida, #22 San Diego, at #25 California 
  • Other Quality Wins: #26 Stanford, #28 Tulsa, #50 Oregon, #61 Washington
  • Losses (10.3): #1 Oklahoma, #2 Baylor, #26 Stanford, #28 Tulsa
  • Computer Score: 62.70 (was 58.73)
  • What's Coming Up: Pac 12 Tourney - #15 UCLA, #25 Cal/#26 Stanford winner
  • Comments:  Despite being the #2 seed in the Pac 12 Tournament I'd still consider USC to be the favorites. UCLA is the only one of USC's potential opponents that can help it in the rankings because everybody else is ranked too low to replace a current best win.  

Duke falls 1 spots from 8 to 9 after getting upset on Sunday by then unranked Georgia Tech though the Yellow Jackets are now up to #55 in the new rankings.  Duke also picked up a road win on Friday over #32 Louisville.
  • 9 Best Wins (622.5): at #4 Illinois, #6 TCU, #11 Wake Forest (2X), #13 Ole Miss, at #30 Northwestern, at #30 Louisville, #33 Florida State, #35 Notre Dame 
  • Other Quality Wins: #37 NC State, #40 Tennessee, #43 Memphis
  • Losses (10.9): #2 Baylor, #5 Virginia, #14 Virginia Tech, #16 North Carolina, #55 Georgia Tech
  • Computer Score: 57.11 (was 60.44)
  • What's Coming Up: ACC Tourney - Miami, #16 North Carolina, #5 Virginia
  • Comments: Duke's upset loss to Georgia Tech basically guarantees that the Blue Devils will be no better than #9 unless they were to beat both North Carolina and Virginia in the ACC Tournament.  

Texas stays at #10 despite losing to both Baylor and TCU last week.  The Longhorns had a pretty substantial lead over then #11 Ohio State plus the losses were both to top 10 teams.  
  • 9 Best Wins (558.9): #11 Wake Forest, #12 Ohio State, #16 North Carolina, #17 Texas Tech, #20 Columbia, #23 Minnesota, at #28 Tulsa, #29 Oklahoma State, #33 Florida State
  • Other Quality Wins: at #47 SMU, #48 Penn State
  • Losses (9.8):  #1 Oklahoma, #2 Baylor, #4 Illinois, #6 TCU, #12 Ohio State
  • Computer Score: 57.03 (was 58.00)
  • What's Coming Up: Big 12 Tourney - #17 Texas Tech, #1 Oklahoma
  • Comments: Texas is still the only team in the top 10 that doesn't have a win over a current top 10 team but there really isn't any way for them to fall out of the top 10 since they have an almost 9 point lead over #11 Wake Forest. Texas could potentially pass Duke for #9 if the Horns can beat Texas Tech and if Duke were to lose against North Carolina.

    Other Comments: 
    • Georgia Tech re-enters the rankings at #55 after the Yellow Jackets pulled off a huge win against #9 Duke on Sunday.
    • UTSA re-enters the rankings at #58 after the Roadrunners ran the table at the Conference USA Tournament by picking up wins over Southern Miss, #59 Old Dominion, and #56 Rice.  
    • Fresno State is back in the rankings for the 1st time since the beginning of the 2012-13 season after beating #62 UC Santa Barbara and Nevada last week. 
    • UC Irvine is back at #73 after defeating Hawaii and #57 UC Davis last week.  The Anteaters had been ranked but dropped out 2 weeks ago.   
    • Dropping out of the top 75 this week are Kentucky (lost to Florida), Loyola Marymount (lost Pacific), Arkansas (lost to Alabama), and East Tennessee State.  ETSU has won 10 straight but the drop is likely due to some of its lower end wins dropping a few spots because ETSU currently has just 2 top 75 wins (aTm-CC & UNC-Wilmington).
    • 11 of the top 15 in the men's singles rankings play in either the Big 12 or ACC.  

    Projection Misses:
    • I had North Carolina at 15 due to accidentally counting its 10 best wins instead of 9.  That shows you how weak it's 10th best win was because it only moved them up 1 spot.  
    • I had LSU and Stanford flipped at 26 and 27 due to me forgetting about Stanford's match last Tuesday against San Francisco - those mid week matches fly under my radar at times.  

    Men's National Team Rankings 
    Administered by the ITA
    NCAA Division I Tennis
    April 21, 2015
    RankAvgSchoolPrevious Rank
    184.79University of Oklahoma1
    277.91Baylor University2
    369.94Texas A&M University6
    465.61University of Illinois3
    565.52University of Virginia4
    665.07TCU7
    763.85University of Georgia5
    862.70University of Southern California9
    957.20Duke University8
    1057.03University of Texas10
    1148.21Wake Forest University12
    1247.07Ohio State University11
    1345.58University of Mississippi13
    1445.03Virginia Tech14
    1542.38UCLA19
    1642.03North Carolina15
    1739.64Texas Tech University16
    1839.23Mississippi State University20
    1938.92University of South Florida21
    2038.28Columbia University23
    2138.10University of Florida17
    2238.02University of San Diego18
    2336.45University of Minnesota33
    2434.83Vanderbilt University22
    2532.67California28
    2631.75Stanford University24
    2730.45LSU25
    2828.97University of Tulsa26
    2927.76Oklahoma State University29
    3027.35Northwestern University27
    3127.04Drake University31
    3225.89University of Louisville30
    3325.47Florida State University32
    3424.79Harvard University34
    3523.75University of Notre Dame37
    3623.30Princeton University35
    3720.01North Carolina State36
    3818.78San Diego State University38
    3917.88University of New Mexico41
    4017.43University of Tennessee42
    4116.46Tulane University39
    4216.18Pepperdine40
    4315.86University of Memphis49
    4415.72Indiana University-Bloomington43
    4514.94University of South Carolina45
    4614.64Dartmouth College47
    4714.46SMU44
    4813.64Penn State University51
    4913.61Cornell University48
    5013.48University of Oregon52
    5113.35University of Denver46
    5213.25Univ. of San Francisco55
    5311.84Troy University60
    5411.61Cal Poly50
    5510.82Georgia TechNR
    5610.80Rice University54
    5710.67UC Davis53
    5810.65Univ. of Texas at San AntonioNR
    5910.54Old Dominion University58
    6010.46Texas A&M-Corpus Christi57
    6110.34University of Washington56
    629.92UC Santa Barbara70
    639.82Auburn University64
    649.12Wichita State University59
    658.96University of Alabama61
    668.80University of South Alabama69
    678.75Utah State University62
    688.29University of North Florida73
    698.22Fresno StateNR
    707.99University of Iowa66
    717.97UNC Wilmington63
    727.76University of Texas at Arlington65
    737.75UC IrvineNR
    747.57University of Portland67
    757.55Clemson University72

    Men's National Singles Rankings 
    Administered by the ITA
    NCAA Division I Tennis
    April 21, 2015
    RankAvg PlayerSchool
    158.14 Julian LenzBaylor University
    257.57 Axel Alvarez LlamasUniversity of Oklahoma
    351.96 Mackenzie McDonaldUCLA
    449.96 Søren Hess-OlesenUniversity of Texas
    546.44 Andrew HarrisUniversity of Oklahoma
    646.21 Sebastian StiefelmeyerUniversity of Louisville
    743.32 Ryan ShaneUniversity of Virginia
    842.33 Gonzales AustinVanderbilt University
    940.57 Quentin MonaghanUniversity of Notre Dame
    1039.66 Dominik KoepferTulane University
    1138.19 Yannick HanfmannUniversity of Southern California
    1237.51 Brayden SchnurNorth Carolina
    1337.27 Noah RubinWake Forest University
    1436.99 Nicolas AlvarezDuke University
    1536.00 Romain BogaertsWake Forest University
    1633.86 Mikelis LibietisUniversity of Tennessee
    1733.55 Nik ScholtzUniversity of Mississippi
    1832.97 Thai-Son KwiatkowskiUniversity of Virginia
    1929.97 Roberto CidUniversity of South Florida
    2029.38 Winston LinColumbia University
    2127.23 Mitchell FrankUniversity of Virginia
    2225.47 Roberto QuirozUniversity of Southern California
    2324.96 Ronnie SchneiderNorth Carolina
    2424.93 Jared HiltzikUniversity of Illinois
    2523.28 Leandro ToledoUniversity of Minnesota
    2621.78 Or Ram-HarelUniversity of Tulsa
    2720.26 Nathan PashaUniversity of Georgia
    2819.64 Wayne MontgomeryUniversity of Georgia
    2918.23 Andre GoranssonCalifornia
    3017.71 Tom FawcettStanford University
    3117.42 Austin SmithUniversity of Georgia
    3217.22 Felipe SoaresTexas Tech University
    3316.68 Tony LupieriBaylor University
    3416.57 Alen SalibasicDrake University
    3516.46 Dane WebbUniversity of Oklahoma
    3615.76 Dennis MkrtchianUCLA
    3715.47 Andreas BjerrehusVirginia Tech
    3815.32 Jonny WangUniversity of Southern California
    3915.14 Jakob SudeOklahoma State University
    4014.92 Cameron NorrieTCU
    4114.45 Lloyd GlasspoolUniversity of Texas
    4214.19 Sam ShropshireNorthwestern University
    4313.71 Denis NguyenHarvard University
    4413.42 Benjamin LockFlorida State University
    4513.19 Farris GoseaUniversity of Illinois
    4613.09 Jason TahirDuke University
    4713.08 Mikael TorpegaardOhio State University
    4812.70 Jeremy EfferdingTexas A&M University
    4912.67 Chris DiazOhio State University
    5012.12 Lukas OllertAuburn University
    5112.11 Adrien BerkowiczUniversity of Texas
    5212.09 Uros PetronijevicUniversity of San Diego
    5311.55 Nick ChappellTCU
    5411.00 Dovydas SakinisDartmouth College
    5510.91 Tim KopinskiUniversity of Illinois
    5610.77 Tin OstojicWichita State University
    5710.69 Matic SpecUniversity of Minnesota
    5810.46 Connor GlennonUniversity of Memphis
    5910.27 Guillermo NuñezTCU
    6010.02 Florian LakatMississippi State University
    6110.01 Christopher EubanksGeorgia Tech
    629.96 Naoki TakedaUniversity of Arizona
    639.89 Aron HiltzikUniversity of Illinois
    649.67 Amerigo ContiniVirginia Tech
    659.61 Ben LottDrake University
    669.56 Aleks VukicUniversity of Illinois
    679.51 Nick CrystalUniversity of Southern California
    689.32 Brett ClarkNorth Carolina
    699.22 John MorrisseyStanford University
    709.07 Raphael HemmelerDuke University
    718.83 Shane VinsantTexas A&M University
    728.79 Harrison AdamsTexas A&M University
    738.78 Diego HidalgoUniversity of Florida
    748.77 Maxime TchoutakianBaylor University
    758.76 Jordan DaigleLSU
    768.74 Robbie MudgeNorth Carolina State
    778.32 Filip VittekUniversity of San Diego
    788.31 Beck PenningtonUniversity of Kentucky
    798.11 Zack McCourtPrinceton University
    807.89 Tomas StillmanUniv. of Texas at San Antonio
    817.86 AJ CatanzaritiTexas A&M University
    827.81 Arthur RinderknechTexas A&M University
    837.65 Giammarco MicolaniUniversity of Arkansas
    847.44 Alexandru GhileaUniversity of Oklahoma
    857.43 Piotr LomackiUniversity of Miami (Florida)
    867.35 Max de VroomeUniversity of Southern California
    877.26 Daniel ValentVanderbilt University
    887.25 Alejandro EspejoUniversity of Tulsa
    897.16 Daniel LeitnerUniversity of South Alabama
    907.15 Austin PowellNorth Carolina State
    917.14 Andrew WatsonUniversity of Memphis
    926.98 Jonathan HoWake Forest University
    936.95 Collin AltamiranoUniversity of Virginia
    946.87 Stefan LindmarkUniversity of Mississippi
    956.86 Albert WagnerUniversity of Louisville
    966.76 Mitch StewartUniversity of Washington
    976.66 Ralf SteinbachOhio State University
    986.62 Samir IftikharUniversity of New Mexico
    996.58 Filip BergeviCalifornia
    1006.38 Eric JohnsonUniversity of Southern California
    1016.26 Peter NagyTexas A&M-Corpus Christi
    1026.10 Jack Findel-HawkinsUniversity of North Florida
    1035.68 Dragos IgnatColumbia University
    1045.67 Simon NoreniusNorth Carolina State
    1055.63 Hunter KoontzVirginia Tech
    1065.61 Jaan KononovUniv. of Maryland, Baltimore County
    1075.59 Martin RedlickiUCLA
    1085.56 Michael RinaldiFlorida State University
    1095.39 Diogo RochaUniversity of Denver
    1105.38 Mate ZsigaBaylor University
    1115.21 Dusty BoyerUniversity of Nebraska
    1125.13 Elliott OrkinUniversity of Florida
    1135.07 Henry CraigUniversity of Denver
    1145.04 Jolan CailleauTexas Tech University
    1155.00 Daan MaaslandUniversity of Oregon
    1164.96 Bernardo SaraivaUniv. of San Francisco
    1174.86 Jack MurrayNorth Carolina
    1184.76 Korey LovettUniversity of Alabama
    1194.74 Arjun KadheOklahoma State University
    1204.73 Alex SendegeyaTexas Tech University
    1214.72 Joao MonteiroVirginia Tech
    1224.70 Ace MatiasUNLV
    1234.69 Jordi VivesFlorida Gulf Coast University
    1244.68 Lucas GerchOklahoma State University
    1254.67 Freddy GelbrichSan Diego State University

    Men's National Doubles Rankings 
    Administered by the ITA
    NCAA Division I Tennis
    April 21, 2015
    RankAvg  PlayerPlayerSchool
    165.64  Ben WaglandAustin SmithUniversity of Georgia
    254.89  Luca CorinteliRyan ShaneUniversity of Virginia
    352.26  Roberto QuirozYannick HanfmannUniversity of Southern California
    449.21  Kevin MetkaRalf SteinbachOhio State University
    547.73  Mikelis LibietisHunter ReeseUniversity of Tennessee
    646.16  Gonzales AustinRhys JohnsonVanderbilt University
    739.28  Harrison AdamsShane VinsantTexas A&M University
    838.91  Julian CashFlorian LakatMississippi State University
    938.40  Mackenzie McDonaldMartin RedlickiUCLA
    1036.72  Axel Alvarez LlamasDane WebbUniversity of Oklahoma
    1135.52  Christian SeraphimSkander MansouriWake Forest University
    1235.17  Alex LawsonBilly PecorUniversity of Notre Dame
    1332.01  John MorrisseyRobert StinemanStanford University
    1431.98  Lloyd GlasspoolSøren Hess-OlesenUniversity of Texas
    1531.25  Jordan DaigleBoris AriasLSU
    1630.94  Tim KopinskiRoss GuignonUniversity of Illinois
    1730.82  Nicolas AlvarezRaphael HemmelerDuke University
    1829.13  Julian LenzDiego GaleanoBaylor University
    1928.99  John Patrick MullaneHarry JadunMichigan State University
    2027.07  Nick ChappellWill SteinTCU
    2126.98  Lukas OllertMarko KrickovicAuburn University
    2226.42  Benjamin LockMarco NunezFlorida State University
    2325.46  Hugo DojasFelipe SoaresTexas Tech University
    2424.87  Denis NguyenBrian YeungHarvard University
    2524.76  Arjun KadheJakob SudeOklahoma State University
    2623.65  Ian DempsterRobbie MudgeNorth Carolina State
    2723.49  Oliver PrammingJustin RobertsUniversity of South Florida
    2823.33  Roberto CidSasha GozunUniversity of South Florida
    2922.78  Cameron NorrieTrevor JohnsonTCU
    3022.68  Eddy CovalschiJosh HagarUniversity of Notre Dame
    3122.54  Korey LovettBecker O'ShaughnesseyUniversity of Alabama
    3221.55  Nik ScholtzZvonimir BabicUniversity of Mississippi
    3320.29  Chris KipourasDovydas SakinisDartmouth College
    3420.17  Kyle KochThiago PinheiroUniversity of South Carolina
    3518.90  Andreas BjerrehusHunter KoontzVirginia Tech
    3618.25  Oystein SteiroEsben Hess-OlesenNorth Carolina
    3718.15  Ashok NarayanaMax SchnurColumbia University
    3817.84  Maxx LipmanElliott OrkinUniversity of Florida
    3917.83  Brett ClarkRobert KellyNorth Carolina
    4016.52  Henry CraigAlex GassonUniversity of Denver
    4116.50  Tomislav GregurovicTin OstojicWichita State University
    4215.75  Ben WaglandPaul OosterbaanUniversity of Georgia
    4315.54  Connor GlennonKai LemkeUniversity of Memphis
    4415.37  Gordon WatsonDiego HidalgoUniversity of Florida
    4514.66  Filip VittekJordan AngusUniversity of San Diego
    4614.08  Gustav HanssonWilliam KallbergUniversity of Mississippi
    4714.07  Beck PenningtonKevin LaiUniversity of Kentucky
    4813.74  Thomas ColauttiZack McCourtPrinceton University
    4913.69  Gregory BayaneChase MeltonCalifornia
    5013.44  Fedor AndrienkoStefan DoehlerYale University
    5113.33  Hayden SabatkaBart Van LeijsenUniversity of New Mexico
    5213.32  Michael FeuchtNikita LisLamar University
    5313.14  Tony LupieriFelipe RiosBaylor University
    5413.06  Jeremy EfferdingJordan SzaboTexas A&M University
    5512.82  Winston LinMike VermeerColumbia University
    5612.62  Mathieu FromentJack HamburgUniversity of Minnesota
    5712.47  Emmett EggerJeff HawkeUniversity of Washington
    5812.25  Sam ShropshireAlex PasareanuNorthwestern University
    5911.16  Hunter HarringtonAlejando AugustoClemson University
    6011.11  Hendrik JebensFreddy GelbrichSan Diego State University
    6110.98  Spencer PapaAndrew HarrisUniversity of Oklahoma
    6210.74  Tomas StillmanTito MoreirasUniv. of Texas at San Antonio
    T-6310.67  Mac StyslingerThai-Son KwiatkowskiUniversity of Virginia
    T-6310.67  Tony LupieriMate ZsigaBaylor University
    6510.50  Jakob AmilonDenys PumeUNLV
    6610.43  Norbert NemcsekJack Findel-HawkinsUniversity of North Florida
    6710.41  David WarrenMax AndrewsRice University
    6810.25  Jared HiltzikTim KopinskiUniversity of Illinois
    6910.23  Alexandru GhileaAndrew HarrisUniversity of Oklahoma
    7010.00  Austin SmithEric DiazUniversity of Georgia
    719.91  Jose CarranzaJosef DodridgeUniversity of Wisconsin
    729.70  Thomas MayronneHarrison O'KeefeUniversity of South Carolina
    739.50  Felipe SoaresConnor CurryTexas Tech University
    749.37  Stefan LindmarkRicardo JorgeUniversity of Mississippi
    759.24  Arturs KazijevsMarkus KernerSMU
    768.89  Mike VermeerRichard PhamColumbia University
    778.88  Daan MaaslandSimon StevensUniversity of Oregon
    788.71  Alex PetroneMichael ZhuUniversity of Michigan
    798.65  Dragos IgnatAshok NarayanaColumbia University
    808.60  Gerhard GruindelinghDaniel LeitnerUniversity of South Alabama
    818.42  Jonathan GonzalezMario MuniesaUniversity of Texas at Arlington
    828.39  Jeffrey BrownAlex GornetUniversity of Louisville
    838.38  Maciek RomanowiczTom FawcettStanford University
    848.29  Joseph Di GiulioKarue SellUCLA
    858.15  Hunter CallahanChris DiazOhio State University
    868.14  Andre GoranssonOskar WikbergCalifornia
    878.13  Carlos BenitoEduardo SeguraGeorgia Tech
    888.11  Marko KrickovicOliver PlaskettAuburn University
    898.08  Bernardo SaraivaNils SkajaaUniv. of San Francisco
    908.03  Lucas HejhalVaidik MunshawSt. John's University


    Women's National Team Rankings 
    Administered by the ITA
    NCAA Division I Tennis
    April 21, 2015

    RankAvg.SchoolPrevious Rank
    177.39North Carolina 1
    275.30University of Southern California 2
    370.17California 3
    470.01Vanderbilt University 9
    568.79University of Florida 3
    666.41UCLA 5
    765.34University of Georgia 6
    860.67Baylor University 8
    960.06Texas A&M University 7
    1054.52University of Virginia 12
    1153.97Oklahoma State University 10
    1253.05University of Michigan 14
    1352.26Stanford 11
    1452.14University of Alabama 13
    1545.36University of Miami (Florida) 16
    1642.88Texas Tech University 15
    1741.49TCU 19
    1838.48Ohio State University 17
    1934.92Pepperdine 18
    2034.38University of Mississippi 22
    2134.37Clemson University 21
    2234.36LSU 24
    2334.32Duke University 23
    2430.58University of Kentucky 20
    2529.09Arizona State University 26
    2628.45Northwestern University 27
    2727.05Georgia Tech 25
    2823.21Rice University 30
    2922.62University of Houston 29
    3022.29University of South Carolina 28
    3121.40Dartmouth College 35
    3221.06University of Texas at Austin 31
    3320.70Wichita State University 32
    3419.47Mississippi State University 42
    3519.12DePaul University 37
    3618.63University of Notre Dame 33
    3718.22Saint Mary's College of California 45
    3818.16Purdue University 34
    3917.89Virginia Tech 38
    4017.86Long Beach State University 41
    4116.97University of Oklahoma 39
    4216.73University of Arkansas 36
    4316.11Princeton University 40
    4415.32Auburn University 44
    4515.28Columbia University 46
    4614.52University of Tulsa 71
    4714.21Indiana University-Bloomington 48
    4813.92Penn State University 52
    4913.16Fresno State 43
    5012.86University of Utah 49
    5111.86College of William and Mary 56
    5211.72University of Illinois 51
    5310.58University of Portland 61
    5410.53University of Minnesota NR
    5510.48Marshall University 60
    5610.47University of Oregon 57
    5710.24UC Santa Barbara 63
    5810.15University of Washington 47
    5910.03Old Dominion University 66
    609.68University of Arizona 53
    619.55University of New Mexico 69
    629.54San Jose State University 62
    639.50Michigan State University 50
    649.43Univ. of San Francisco 58
    659.34Brown University 65
    669.24UC Irvine 54
    679.09University of Tennessee 67
    689.05Tulane University 55
    698.92Boston College 59
    708.74Univ. of Hawaii, Manoa NR
    718.73University of Maryland, College Park 68
    728.64Brigham Young University 64
    738.49Florida State University 70
    748.29Yale University NR
    757.84University of South Alabama NR


    Women's National Singles Rankings 
    Administered by the ITA
    NCAA Division I Tennis
    April 21, 2015

    Rank Avg. Player School 
    164.73 Robin Anderson UCLA 
    262.41 Carol Zhao Stanford 
    358.03 Maegan Manasse California 
    457.66 Brooke Austin University of Florida 
    552.40 Julia Elbaba University of Virginia 
    651.89 Lauren Herring University of Georgia 
    747.10 Jamie Loeb North Carolina 
    839.28 Sydney Campbell Vanderbilt University 
    938.06 Julia Jones University of Mississippi 
    1037.44 Stephanie Wagner University of Miami (Florida) 
    1137.02 Lorraine Guillermo Pepperdine 
    1236.51 Josie Kuhlman University of Florida 
    1334.19 Joana Eidukonyte Clemson University 
    1433.11 Giuliana Olmos University of Southern California 
    1531.14 Hayley Carter North Carolina 
    1628.49 Viktoriya Lushkova Oklahoma State University 
    1725.65 Taylor Davidson Stanford 
    1824.82 Chanelle Van Nguyen UCLA 
    1924.64 Danielle Collins University of Virginia 
    2024.63 Caroline Price North Carolina 
    2123.45 Sabrina Santamaria University of Southern California 
    2223.25 Ema Burgic Baylor University 
    2323.02 Brianna Morgan University of Florida 
    2422.82 Jasmine Lee Mississippi State University 
    2521.93 Klara Fabikova California 
    2621.87 Rachel Pierson Texas A&M University 
    2721.45 Caroline Doyle Stanford 
    2821.15 Emina Bektas University of Michigan 
    2920.51 Natalie Beazant Rice University 
    3020.18 Joana Vale Costa LSU 
    3120.02 Desirae Krawczyk Arizona State University 
    3220.01 Kyle McPhillips UCLA 
    3319.31 Ronit Yurovsky University of Michigan 
    3418.66 Romy Köelzer Clemson University 
    3518.20 Astra Sharma Vanderbilt University 
    3617.94 Stephanie Nauta University of Virginia 
    3717.92 Blair Shankle Baylor University 
    3817.89 Erin Routliffe University of Alabama 
    3917.77 Ester Goldfeld Duke University 
    4017.75 Sinead Lohan University of Miami (Florida) 
    4116.63 Zsofi Susanyi California 
    4216.11 Denise Starr California 
    4314.09 Elixane Lechemia University of South Carolina 
    4413.84 Simona Parajova TCU 
    4513.57 Zoë Scandalis University of Southern California 
    4612.82 Francesca Fusinato Virginia Tech 
    4712.80 Kennedy Shaffer University of Georgia 
    4812.75 Yuliya Lysa University of Arkansas 
    4912.60 Lynn Chi California 
    5011.97 Breaunna Addison University of Texas at Austin 
    5111.69 Jennifer Brady UCLA 
    5211.50 Belinda Woolcock University of Florida 
    5311.43 Paige Hourigan Georgia Tech 
    5411.41 Leeza Nemchinov College of William and Mary 
    5511.37 Madison Westby University of Southern California 
    5611.36 Kourtney Keegan University of Florida 
    5711.31 Skylar Kuykendall LSU 
    5811.28 Maya Jansen University of Alabama 
    5910.88 Cindy Chala Virginia Commonwealth University 
    6010.87 Ellen Perez University of Georgia 
    6110.85 Saska Gavrilovska Texas A&M University 
    6210.81 Lauren Marker University of Arizona 
    6310.68 Ilinca Stoica Virginia Tech 
    6410.26 Rutuja Bhosale Texas A&M University 
    6510.11 Tereza Bekerova University of Utah 
    6610.10 Pleun Burgmans Auburn University 
    679.90 Catherine Harrison UCLA 
    689.68 Beatrice Gumulya Clemson University 
    699.62 Kenna Kilgo Texas Tech University 
    709.59 Courtney Colton Vanderbilt University 
    719.11 Nadia Ravita University of Kentucky 
    729.06 Danielle Spielmann University of Alabama 
    738.47 Lynn Kiro Texas Tech University 
    748.29 Clementina Riobueno University of Miami (Florida) 
    758.28 Sophie Watts Fresno State 
    768.25 Jessica Wacnik Boston College 
    778.22 Joanna Henderson University of Tennessee 
    787.86 Nia Rose University of Oregon 
    797.83 Stefanie Tan TCU 
    807.82 Arianne Hartono University of Mississippi 
    817.66 Despoina Vogasari University of Houston 
    827.65 Kiah Generette Baylor University 
    837.56 Samantha Harris Duke University 
    847.39 Meredith Xepoleas University of Southern California 
    857.30 Gabby Smith University of Southern California 
    867.27 Hannah King University of Georgia 
    876.86 Leolia JeanJean Baylor University 
    886.82 Daneika Borthwick Florida State University 
    896.69 Beatrice Capra Duke University 
    906.63 Apichaya Runglerdkriangkrai Pepperdine 
    916.58 Alizee Michaud Stetson University 
    926.35 Karla Popovic California 
    936.30 Silvia Garcia University of Georgia 
    946.28 Cindy Nguyen Univ. of Hawaii, Manoa 
    956.06 Elena Cerezo-Codina Virginia Tech 
    966.00 Kaitlin Ray UCLA 
    975.87 Vladica Babic Oklahoma State University 
    985.85 Briar Preston University of Arizona 
    995.84 Taylor Ng Dartmouth College 
    1005.80 Ellen Tsay Stanford 
    1015.71 Lucia Butkovska University of Portland 
    1025.64 Johnnise Renaud Georgia Tech 
    1035.63 Caroline Brinson University of Georgia 
    1045.52 Frances Altick Vanderbilt University 
    1055.44 Yana Koroleva Florida International University (FIU) 
    1065.26 Elena Kordolaimi University of Houston 
    1075.12 Georgiana Patrasc Mississippi State University 
    1085.05 Leighann Sahagun Arizona State University 
    1095.04 Krista Hardebeck Stanford 
    1104.97 Wendy Zhang University of Miami (Florida) 
    1114.88 Lina Lileikite University of Miami (Florida) 
    1124.87 Whitney Kay North Carolina 
    1134.80 Marie Casares Vanderbilt University 
    1144.79 Sarah Dvorak Texas Tech University 
    1154.69 Ashley Dai North Carolina 
    1164.65 Gabriella Castaneda Florida State University 
    1174.62 Sarah Lee University of Michigan 
    1184.57 Kerrie Cartwright Florida State University 
    1194.55 Asiya Dair Boston College 
    1204.50 Kimmy Guerin Wake Forest University 
    1214.49 Aldila Sutjiadi University of Kentucky 
    1224.38 Mariana Gould University of Georgia 
    1234.37 Caroline Dailey University of South Carolina 
    1244.32 Katarina Adamovic Oklahoma State University 
    1254.31 Rachael James-Baker Baylor University


    Women's National Doubles Rankings 
    Administered by the ITA
    NCAA Division I Tennis
    April 21, 2015

    Rank Avg. Player Player School 
    161.40  Erin Routliffe Maya Jansen University of Alabama 
    256.39  Carol Zhao Taylor Davidson Stanford 
    354.33  Catherine Harrison Kyle McPhillips UCLA 
    454.10  Beatrice Gumulya Jessy Rompies Clemson University 
    548.33  Brooke Austin Kourtney Keegan University of Florida 
    647.18  Zsofi Susanyi Klara Fabikova California 
    743.10  Emily Flickinger Pleun Burgmans Auburn University 
    841.57  Maegan Manasse Denise Starr California 
    940.83  Jennifer Brady Robin Anderson UCLA 
    1038.73  Viktoriya Lushkova Kelsey Laurente Oklahoma State University 
    1137.97  Jamie Loeb Caroline Price North Carolina 
    1236.79  Ema Burgic Blair Shankle Baylor University 
    1335.70  Ellen Perez Lauren Herring University of Georgia 
    1435.32  Ashleigh Antal Astra Sharma Vanderbilt University 
    1534.49  Lina Lileikite Stephanie Wagner University of Miami (Florida) 
    1633.68  Kendal Woodard Paige Hourigan Georgia Tech 
    1731.24  Eva Paalma Rachel Pierson Texas A&M University 
    1831.21  Caroline Doyle Ellen Tsay Stanford 
    1930.66  Emina Bektas Alex Najarian University of Michigan 
    2029.63  Zoë Scandalis Giuliana Olmos University of Southern California 
    2127.29  Courtney Colton Sydney Campbell Vanderbilt University 
    2223.29  Zoë Katz Sabrina Santamaria University of Southern California 
    2322.87  Matea Cutura Christine Maddox Pepperdine 
    2422.86  Joanna Henderson Caitlyn Williams University of Tennessee 
    2522.00  Desirae Krawczyk Stephanie Vlad Arizona State University 
    2621.02  Quinn Gleason Monica Robinson University of Notre Dame 
    2720.55  Briar Preston Shayne Austin University of Arizona 
    2820.09  Aldila Sutjiadi Mami Adachi University of Kentucky 
    2919.41  Ines Deheza Stefania Hristov Texas A&M University 
    3018.18  Whitney Kay Hayley Carter North Carolina 
    3117.94  Beatrice Capra Samantha Harris Duke University 
    3217.68  Silvia Garcia Kennedy Shaffer University of Georgia 
    3317.59  Stefanie Tan Seda Arantekin TCU 
    3417.54  Robin Anderson Chanelle Van Nguyen UCLA 
    3516.96  Yuliya Lysa Shannon Hudson University of Arkansas 
    3615.95  Zoë Katz Gabriella DeSimone University of Southern California 
    3715.77  Joana Vale Costa Noel Scott LSU 
    3814.43  Alyssa Hibberd Anki Wind University of Memphis 
    3913.89  Alicia Barnett Erin Larner Northwestern University 
    4013.70  Nadia Ravita Aldila Sutjiadi University of Kentucky 
    4113.65  Hadley Berg Caroline Dailey University of South Carolina 
    4213.36  Kelley Anderson Leolia JeanJean Baylor University 
    4313.13  Ines Deheza Rachel Pierson Texas A&M University 
    4412.55  Tereza Bekerova Margo Pletcher University of Utah 
    4511.00  Denise Starr Lynn Chi California 
    4610.79  Skylar Morton Cassie Mercer University of Virginia 
    4710.71  Kenna Kilgo Gabriela Talaba Texas Tech University 
    4810.58  Gabriella De Santis Sandy Niehaus Ohio State University 
    4910.48  Joanna Smith Kassidy Jump Arizona State University 
    5010.44  Julia Courter Paula Rincon Otero University of Minnesota 
    5110.27  Monique Albuquerque Clementina Riobueno University of Miami (Florida) 
    5210.16  Mai El Kamash Erin Stephens University of Mississippi 
    539.82  Ashley Dai Kate Vialle North Carolina 
    549.81  Annie Mulholland Samantha Harris Duke University 
    559.75  Martina Frantova Georgiana Patrasc Mississippi State University 
    569.62  Luicelena Perez Maya Jansen University of Alabama 
    579.49  Alyssa Tobita Nia Rose University of Oregon 
    589.43  Breaunna Addison Danielle Wagland University of Texas at Austin 
    599.37  Jana McCord Parminder Kaur Saint Mary's College of California 
    609.14  Jessica Wacnik Lexi Borr Boston College 
    619.13  Meghan Blevins Brigit Folland University of South Carolina 
    629.06  Danielle Spielmann Luicelena Perez University of Alabama 
    638.86  Gabriella Castaneda Emily Fanning Florida State University 
    648.71  Angeles de los Rios Elizabeth Thoms University of Texas at Arlington 
    658.58  Marlou Kluiving Nicole Long University of Oregon 
    668.30  Leeza Nemchinov Jeltje Loomans College of William and Mary 
    678.25  Peggy Porter Josie Kuhlman University of Florida 
    688.21  Daniela Vidal Tess Bernard-Feigenbaum Purdue University 
    697.98  Daneika Borthwick Yukako Noi Florida State University 
    707.74  Belinda Woolcock Spencer Liang University of Florida 
    717.64  Annie Mulholland Chalena Scholl Duke University 
    727.62  Natalie Suk Julia Jones University of Mississippi 
    737.59  Breaunna Addison Ryann Foster University of Texas at Austin 
    747.55  Blaga Delic Shelia Morales-Hidalgo University of Nevada 
    757.46  Erin Stephens Iris Verboven University of Mississippi 
    767.40  Ashleigh Antal Marie Casares Vanderbilt University 
    777.25  Saana Saarteinen Renata Kurikova University of Tulsa 
    787.16  Lina Lileikite Wendy Zhang University of Miami (Florida) 
    797.08  Francesca Fusinato Elena Cerezo-Codina Virginia Tech 
    807.05  Ekaterina Tour Welma Luus University of Maryland, College Park 
    816.97  Hadley Berg Elixane Lechemia University of South Carolina 
    826.92  Ronit Yurovsky Sarah Lee University of Michigan 
    836.73  Caroline Aleck Meika Ashby Western Michigan University 
    846.70  Skylar Kuykendall Abigail Owens LSU 
    856.68  Renata Kurikova Ksenia Laskutova University of Tulsa 
    866.67  Frances Altick Astra Sharma Vanderbilt University 
    876.60  Dana Oppinger Drew Spinosa University of San Diego 
    886.58  Yana Koroleva Nina Nagode Florida International University (FIU) 
    896.57  Katherine Schofield Jenny Falcone College of Charleston 
    906.56  Stephanie N'tcha Carita Moolman Samford University

    6 comments:

    dc_tennis_atl said...

    Oklahoma might have solid ranking if you just used their "Other Quality Wins". Wonder how their schedule compares to top ranked teams from previous years?

    Anonymous said...

    Any chance UVa jumps to 3 if they win the ACC tournament?

    Anonymous said...

    TCU is going to swap 2 wins over #7 TAM for 2 wins over #3 TAM, including one away win. Did you factor that in when you stated TCU was unlikely to move unless they beat Baylor at conference?

    Bobby said...

    I don't see TCU passing UVA or ILL unless those teams get upset early in their conference tournaments and I don't see that happening especially since Illinois is hosting and UVA hasn't lost an ACC match in forever.

    If UVA wins the ACC I think they'll go up to 3, ILL would be 4 if they win B1G, and Texas A&M 5. I wont know for sure until the matches are done and then I can re-run the #s for the 2nd pass.

    Lucas said...

    If TCU loses to Baylor, they'd fall back below Georgia, right?

    Bobby said...

    I think TCU likely will stay ahead of UGA even with a loss to Baylor. As of this minute TCU is actually #4 with 67.08. UGA is #7 with 64.96.

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