Preseason Division II Regional Rankings Released

NEW ORLEANS – The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced on Tuesday preseason regional cross country rankings in Division II. Placed in order by a representative in each region, regional rankings are a reflection of a team’s strengths entering the year based on returning and new runners on each squad.

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NCAA Regional Championships will take place on November 20 or 21 in eight sites. A complete listing can be found here … /ustfccca-calendar/future-collegiate-championships.

The top-25 teams in the national cross country coaches’ poll in Division II will be released on Wednesday. The NCAA Division II Cross Country Championships will be held on December 4 in Louisville, Ky., at E.P. “Tom” Sawyer Park.

The next regional rankings will be released on September 21.

MEN’S RANKINGS

ATLANTIC Region

Steve Spence’s Shippensburg squad is the defending champs in the region and finished 13th at the national championships last year. Edinboro was runner up in the regional last year, but placed 12th at the national meet.

ATLANTIC Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	2009 FINISH
1	Shippensburg	Shippensburg, Pa.	PSAC	1
2	Edinboro	Edinboro, Pa.	PSAC	2
3	Lock Haven	Lock Haven, Pa.	PSAC	3
4	Millersville	Millersville, Pa.	PSAC	12
5	Slippery Rock	Slippery Rock, Pa.	PSAC	7
6	East Stroudsburg	East Stroudsburg, Pa.	PSAC	4
7	California (Pa.)	California, Pa.	PSAC	9
8	Wheeling Jesuit	Wheeling, W.Va.	WVIAC	18
9	Bloomsburg (Pa.)	Bloomsburg, Pa.	PSAC	5
10	Indiana (Pa.)	Indiana, Pa.	PSAC	6

CENTRAL Region

The Central Region boasted the top three finishing teams at the NCAA Championships last fall, including Adams State who is the two-time national defending squad. The Grizzlies return just two of their top five runners from a year ago while RMAC rival Western State brings four of five back from their squad that was the national and region runner-up in 2009. Colorado Mines who was third at the national meet has all five of their top squad members back.

CENTRAL Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	2009 FINISH
1	Adams State	Alamosa, Colo.	RMAC	1
2	Western State	Gunnison, Colo.	RMAC	2
3	Colorado Mines	Golden, Colo.	RMAC	3
4	Augustana (S.D.)	Sioux Falls, S.D.	NSIC	5
5	Metro State	Denver, Colo.	RMAC	4
6	Neb.-Kearney	Kearney, Neb.	RMAC	8
7	Minnesota State	Mankato, Minn.	NSIC	7
8	New Mexico Highlands	Las Vegas, N.M.	RMAC	9
9	St. Cloud State	St. Cloud, Minn.	NSIC	11
10	UC-Colorado Springs	Colorado Springs, Colo.	RMAC	10

EAST Region

UMass Lowell hold the top spot in the East to start the season. The Gary Gardner-led River Hawks was 16th at the NCAA meet in 2009 and the East champ. American International is ranked second in the region and returns now-sophomore Glarius Rop who finished third at the national meet as a freshman a year ago.

EAST Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	2009 FINISH
1	UMass Lowell	Lowell, Mass.	NE-10	1
2	American International	Springfield, Mass.	NE-10	5
3	Stonehill	Easton, Mass.	NE-10	2
4	Adelphi	Garden City, N.Y.	NE-10	4
5	Bentley	Waltham, Mass.	NE-10	3
6	Southern Connecticut	New Haven, Conn.	NE-10	6
7	C.W. Post	Brookville, N.Y.	East Coast	10
8	Saint Rose	Albany, N.Y.	NE-10	9
9	Felician	Lodi, N.J.	CACC	14
10	New Haven	West Haven, Conn.	NE-10	12

MIDWEST Region

Grand Valley State is the early favorite in the Midwest Region, but Lakers coach Jerry Baltes will have Southern Indiana in close view throughout the season. While GVSU notched a fifth-place showing at last year’s NCAA meet, the Screaming Eagles of Southern Indiana was sixth and enter as the second-ranked team in the Midwest.

MIDWEST Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	2009 FINISH
1	Grand Valley State	Allendale, Mich.	GLIAC	1
2	Southern Indiana	Evansville, Ind.	GLVC	3
3	Drury	Springfield, Mo.	GLVC	4
4	Bellarmine	Louisville, Ky.	GLVC	5
5	Wayne State (Mich.)	Detroit, Mich.	GLIAC	6
6	Ashland	Ashland, Ohio	GLIAC	17
7	Saginaw Valley State	Bay City, Mich.	GLIAC	2
8	Lewis	Romeoville, Ill.	GLVC	16
9	Hillsdale	Hillsdale, Mich.	GLIAC	7
10	Findlay	Findlay, Ohio	GLIAC	10

SOUTH Region

Harding returns last year’s national runner up Daniel Kirwa to their arsenal. Kirwa, now a junior, led the Bison last year to a ninth-place national finish. Florida Southern, ranked second in the region, was 22nd at the national meet in 2009.

SOUTH Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	2009 FINISH
1	Harding	Searcy, Ark.	Gulf South	1
2	Florida Southern	Lakeland, Fla.	Sunshine	2
3	Ala.-Huntsville	Huntsville, Ala.	Gulf South	6
4	Tampa	Tampa, Florida	Sunshine	8
5	West Georgia	Carrollton, Ga.	Gulf South	4
6	West Florida	Pensacola, Fla.	Gulf South	5
7	Nova Southeastern	Davie, Fla.	Sunshine	3
8	West Alabama	Livingston, Ala.	Gulf South	12
9	Florida Tech	Melbourne, Fla.	Sunshine	7
10	Morehouse	Atlanta, Ga.	SIAC	10

SOUTH CENTRAL Region

The Tarleton State Texans are ranked as the top team in the South Central to star t the season. Pittsburg State, who 18th at last year’s national meet sits second in the regional rankings.

SOUTH CENTRAL Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	2009 FINISH
1	Tarleton State	Stephenville, Texas	Lone Star	4
2	Pittsburg State	Pittsburg, Kan.	MIAA	3
3	Fort Hays State	Hays, Kan.	MIAA	6
4	Missouri Southern	Joplin, Mo.	MIAA	1
5	Eastern New Mexico	Portales, N.M.	Lone Star	9
6	Emporia State	Emporia, Kan.	MIAA	7
7	Central Missouri	Warrensburg, Mo.	MIAA	8
8	Cameron	Lawton, Okla.	Lone Star	5
9	East Central (Okla.)	Ada, Okla.	Lone Star	11
10	Abilene Christian	Abilene, Texas	Lone Star	10

SOUTHEAST Region

Queens University of Charlotte is the early favorite in the Southeast. Scott Simmons’ Royals won the region in 2009 and was seventh at the NCAA Championships. Columbus State returns their top four runners and was 19th at the national meet last year. King College of Bristol, Tenn., will make their Division II debut this year and have a team to watch.

SOUTHEAST Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	2009 FINISH
1	Queens (N.C.)	Charlotte, N.C.	Conf. Car.	1
2	Columbus State	Columbus, Ga.	Peach Belt	2
3	Mars Hill	Mars Hill, N.C.	SAC	3
4	Clayton State	Morrow, Ga.	Peach Belt	5
5	King College	Bristol, Tenn.	Indep.	NCCAA
6	UNC Pembroke	Pembroke, N.C.	Peach Belt	5
7	Wingate	Wingate, N.C.	SAC	8
8	Lees-McRae	Banner Elk, N.C.	Conf. Car.	4
9	Anderson (S.C.)	Anderson, S.C.	SAC	12
10	Lenoir-Rhyne	Hickory, N.C.	SAC	9

WEST Region

Chico State, led by Gary Towne, is the defending West champs and holds the top spot in the region to begin the year. The Wildcats placed eighth at last year’s national meet while second-ranked Western Washington was fourth.

WEST Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	2009 FINISH
1	Chico State	Chico, Calif.	CCAA	1
2	Western Washington	Bellingham, Wash.	GNAC	2
3	Alaska-Anchorage	Anchorage, Alaska	GNAC	3
4	Western Oregon	Monmouth, Ore.	GNAC	4
5	Cal Poly Pomona	Pomona, Calif.	CCAA	5
6	Humboldt State	Arcata, Calif.	CCAA	6
7	Northwest Nazarene	Nampa, Idaho	GNAC	7
8	UC San Diego	La Jolla, Calif.	CCAA	9
9	Cal State Stanislaus	Turlock, Calif.	CCAA	8
10	BYU Hawaii	Laie, Hawaii	Pac West	10

WOMEN’S RANKINGS

ATLANTIC Region

Shippensburg also leads the women’s region rankings out of the gate. The defending champs of the region, the Red Raiders placed 15th at the NCAA meet in 2009. PSAC rival Kutztown is ranked second in the region and was 14th at the national meet last year. Bloomsburg (Pa.), who is fourth in the preseason rankings, was 17th at nationals last year.

ATLANTIC Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	2009 FINISH
1	Shippensburg	Shippensburg, Pa.	PSAC	1
2	Kutztown	Kutztown, Pa.	PSAC	2
3	Slippery Rock	Slippery Rock, Pa.	PSAC	4
4	Bloomsburg (Pa.)	Bloomsburg, Pa.	PSAC	3
5	Edinboro	Edinboro, Pa.	PSAC	8
6	Millersville	Millersville, Pa.	PSAC	5
7	Lock Haven	Lock Haven, Pa.	PSAC	6
8	Mansfield	Mansfield, Pa.	PSAC	7
9	Indiana (Pa.)	Indiana, Pa.	PSAC	10
10	East Stroudsburg	East Stroudsburg, Pa.	PSAC	12

CENTRAL Region

Defending national champions Adams State is the top-ranked team in the Central region. Damon Martin’s squad will have challengers in the region which include national top-10 finishers from a year ago, Minnesota Duluth and Western State.

CENTRAL Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	2009 FINISH
1	Adams State	Alamosa, Colo.	RMAC	1
2	Minnesota Duluth	Duluth, Minn.	NSIC	6
3	Western State	Gunnison, Colo.	RMAC	2
4	Augustana (S.D.)	Sioux Falls, S.D.	NSIC	3
5	U-Mary	Bismarck, N.D.	NSIC	4
6	Mesa State	Grand Junction, Colo.	RMAC	7
7	Colorado Mines	Golden, Colo.	RMAC	8
8	Metro State	Denver, Colo.	RMAC	5
9	Winona State	Winona, Minn.	NSIC	10
10	Minnesota State	Mankato, Minn.	NSIC	11

EAST Region

Karen Boen’s Stonehill Skyhawks are the defending champs and top-ranked team in the East. The Northeast-10 boasts the top five regional ranked sports with Southern Connecticut and UMass Lowell falling at No. 2 and 3, respectively.

EAST Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	2009 FINISH
1	Stonehill	Easton, Mass.	NE-10	1
2	Southern Connecticut	New Haven, Conn.	NE-10	4
3	UMass Lowell	Lowell, Mass.	NE-10	2
4	Adelphi	Garden City, N.Y.	NE-10	3
5	Saint Rose	Albany, N.Y.	NE-10	7
6	Philadelphia	Philadelphia, Pa.	CACC	5
7	Merrimack	North Andover, Mass.	NE-10	6
8	Bentley	Waltham, Mass.	NE-10	8
9	NYIT	Old Westbury, N.Y.	East Coast	9
10	Georgian Court	Lakewood, N.J.	CACC	10

MIDWEST Region

Last year’s national runner up, Grand Valley State, holds the top-ranked spot and is looking for a title defense in the Midwest. GLIAC rival Ferris State is the second-ranked team after finishing 11th at the national meet a year ago. Southern Indiana, at third in the region, was 12th at nationals in 2009.

MIDWEST Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	2009 FINISH
1	Grand Valley State	Allendale, Mich.	GLIAC	1
2	Ferris State	Big Rapids, Mich.	GLIAC	3
3	Southern Indiana	Evansville, Ind.	GLVC	2
4	Ashland	Ashland, Ohio	GLIAC	5
5	Findlay	Findlay, Ohio	GLIAC	7
6	Lewis	Romeoville, Ill.	GLVC	11
7	Hillsdale	Hillsdale, Mich.	GLIAC	4
8	Northern Kentucky	Highland Heights, Ky.	GLVC	6
9	Bellarmine	Louisville, Ky.	GLVC	8
10	Wayne State (Mich.)	Detroit, Mich.	GLIAC	10

SOUTH Region

After finishing in the nation’s top 10 last fall, the Tampa Spartans are the top-ranked squad and defending champs of the South Region. Harding, who graduated their top six runners from a team that was 19th at the NCAAs a year ago, still get a nod as the second-ranked squad in the region.

SOUTH Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	2009 FINISH
1	Tampa	Tampa, Fla.	Sunshine	1
2	Harding	Searcy, Ark.	Gulf South	2
3	Ala.-Huntsville	Huntsville, Ala.	Gulf South	11
4	Arkansas Tech	Russellville, Ark.	Gulf South	4
5	West Florida	Pensacola, Fla.	Gulf South	6
6	Nova Southeastern	Davie, Fla.	Sunshine	8
7	West Alabama	Livingston, Ala.	Gulf South	9
8	Florida Tech	Melbourne, Fla.	Sunshine	3
9	Florida Southern	Lakeland, Fla.	Sunshine	5
10	West Georgia	Carrollton, Ga.	Gulf South	7

SOUTH CENTRAL Region

Patty Varva’s Missouri Southern Lions are the defending champs and top-ranked squad in the South Central. After claiming a third-place national showing a year ago, MSSU has several MIAA rivals that will be gunning for a top finish in the region, including Truman State, Pittsburg State, and Northwest Misssouri.

SOUTH CENTRAL Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	2009 FINISH
1	Missouri Southern	Joplin, Mo.	MIAA	1
2	Truman State	Kirksville, Mo.	MIAA	3
3	Pittsburg State	Pittsburg, Kan.	MIAA	4
4	Northwest Missouri	Maryville, Mo.	MIAA	5
5	Fort Hays State	Hays, Kan.	MIAA	6
6	Central Missouri	Warrensburg, Mo.	MIAA	9
7	Emporia State	Emporia, Kan.	MIAA	10
8	Midwestern State	Wichita Falls, Texas	Lone Star	8
9	Dallas Baptist	Dallas, Texas	Heartland	2
10	West Texas A&M	Canyon, Texas	Lone Star	12

SOUTHEAST Region

The Cougars of Columbus State holds the title of defending champs of the Southeast and is the No. 1 team in the preseason. J.D. Evisizer returns four of five to his team that was 24th last year at the national championships. Queens (N.C.) was 20th at the national meet in 2009 and will be on the radar for the region’s top spot.

SOUTHEAST Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	2009 FINISH
1	Columbus State	Columbus, Ga.	Peach Belt	1
2	Queens (N.C.)	Charlotte, N.C.	Conf. Car.	2
3	Lenoir-Rhyne	Hickory, N.C.	SAC	7
4	Augusta State	Augusta, Ga.	Peach Belt	5
5	Anderson (S.C.)	Anderson, S.C.	Conf. Car.	10
6	King College	Bristol, Tenn.	Indep.	NCCAA
7	Lees-McRae	Banner Elk, N.C.	Conf. Car.	3
8	Clayton State	Morrow, Ga.	Peach Belt	9
9	GCSU	Milledgeville, Ga.	Peach Belt	4
10	Montevallo	Montevallo, Ala.	Peach Belt	6

WEST Region

The West Region had four of its squads finish in the nation’s top 10 in 2009 and will once again be a region to watch closely. Alaska-Anchorage is the defending champs and top-ranked squad in the region and the Seawolves notched a fifth-place showing at the NCAA Championships a year ago. Second-ranked Chico State was sixth at NCAAs a year ago while third-ranked Western Washington was eighth nationally and fourth-ranked Seattle Pacific was fourth in the nation last fall.

WEST Region
Rank	School	Location	Conference	2009 FINISH
1	Alaska-Anchorage	Anchorage, Alaska	GNAC	1
2	Chico State	Chico, Calif.	CCAA	2
3	Western Washington	Bellingham, Wash.	GNAC	4
4	Seattle Pacific	Seattle, Wash.	GNAC	3
5	Northwest Nazarene	Nampa, Idaho	GNAC	6
6	Cal Poly Pomona	Pomona, Calif.	CCAA	5
7	UC San Diego	La Jolla, Calif.	CCAA	7
8	Cal State LA	Los Angeles, Calif.	CCAA	8
9	Western Oregon	Monmouth, Ore.	GNAC	10
10	BYU Hawaii	Laie, Hawaii	Pac West	9

Team	Week #1	Week #2	Week #3	Week #4	Week #5	Week #6	Week #7	FINAL
Southern California	2	3	1	2	2	2	2	1
Georgia	75	58	67	27	27	13	12	2
Auburn	20	25	27	7	7	6	4	3
Arkansas	18	1	2	1	1	1	1	4
Oklahoma State	22	22	25	31	14	14	10	5
Mississippi State	24	34	16	13	15	19	14	6
Virginia	17	27	15	17	8	9	18	6
Texas Tech	3	7	4	3	5	5	6	8
North Carolina	10	8	5	6	3	4	7	8
Texas A&M	1	2	3	5	4	3	3	10
Ole Miss	13	10	13	16	17	18	16	10
Oklahoma	4	6	8	8	9	8	9	12
Nebraska	12	13	11	18	18	22	21	12
BYU	74	52	36	25	28	29	25	14
Oregon	87	36	55	57	54	51	50	15
Georgetown	59	82	49	26	19	25	17	16
Kentucky	31	40	44	33	34	26	23	16
Wisconsin	27	41	34	53	24	27	26	16
Washington	5	4	7	4	6	7	5	19
Villanova	11	15	9	10	11	10	8	19
South Carolina	33	28	32	60	75	46	48	21
South Florida	38	30	30	30	33	42	74	21
Baylor	81	33	24	22	25	24	20	23
Arizona State	15	19	21	32	35	20	19	24
Missouri	35	17	20	19	23	31	28	24
New Mexico	29	20	23	15	16	15	11	26
Purdue	23	31	35	34	39	35	30	26
Texas	7	14	26	37	38	39	37	26
Wyoming	63	44	42	40	44	40	38	26
Duke	45	77	63	43	46	49	51	26
Iowa	34	23	19	23	22	33	33	31
LSU	73	74	73	74	72	38	36	32
CSUN	36	37	33	39	40	43	43	32
Northern Colorado	47	70	74	76	59	67	64	32
Wake Forest	101	66	66	48	32	34	32	35
Cal Poly	132	72	70	61	63	36	40	36
Akron	42	43	41	41	43	44	44	36
Miami (Fla.)	53	84	100	97	99	73	72	36
Boston University	88	87	92	101	94	90	78	36
Illinois	8	9	12	9	10	12	13	40
Virginia Tech	9	12	10	14	20	16	22	41
Cincinnati	79	90	59	21	21	32	27	41
South Alabama		56	54	72	69	48	49	41
Northern Iowa	43	59	69	69	67	75	71	41
Colorado	30	38	51	86	89	93	85	41
Harvard	16	16	22	24	26	21	42	46
Tarleton State	71	91	88	47	49	54	54	46
Arkansas-Pine Bluff	76	64	46	63	61	64	62	46
Utah State	68	55	53	64	62	65	63	46
Iowa State	6	21	17	35	37	41	41	50
Louisville	129	71	86	85	83	57	52	50
Boston College		101	106	68	64	66	56	50
Kent State	49	61	58	59	57	61	58	50
Alabama	37	35	40	49	55	68	65	50
UCLA	61	95	52	56	58	70	67	50
Penn State	14	11	14	20	13	23	15	56
Florida	21	5	6	11	12	11	29	56
Northern Arizona	64	32	38	36	36	30	31	56
Houston	39	46	60	28	31	17	35	56
Texas State	56	63	37	29	30	28	24
California	19	18	18	12	29	37	34
Princeton	26	47	61	65	42	45	39
Washington State	48	42	50	50	45	50	45
Arizona	41	51	39	44	48	47	46
Montana State	146	119	112	72	56	56	47
Clemson	40	26	29	38	50	53	53
Alabama State	83	86	93	99	41	58	55
Kansas	109	83	82	89	87	55	57
Air Force	62	69	77	58	60	62	59
North Carolina A&T	46	48	47	54	52	60	60
Southeastern Louisiana			122	80	82	63	61
Connecticut	32	39	48	75	71	72	66
Florida State	70	67	79	66	66	69	68
High Point	28	45	43	55	53	71	69
Furman	60	73	72	77	74	74	70
Ohio State	82	54	64	67	68	76	73
Tennessee	25	24	28	45	47	59	75
TCU	58	29	31	46	76	84	76
Rutgers	52	53	62	81	79	77	77
Indiana State	84	93	96	83	84	80	79
North Texas	67	68	68	79	80	87	79
Cal State Fullerton	123	121	65	71	70	81	81
Portland	90	105	108	78	77	79	82
Samford	80	94	85	92	90	82	83
Penn	85	112	113	115	113	86	84
Syracuse		150		91	98	96	85
Grand Canyon	72	98	97	62	65	78	87
Norfolk State		102	110		73	97	87
South Dakota	55	62	75	84	78	83	89
DePaul	69	78	83	82	81	89	90
Southeast Missouri	78	80	80	87	91	92	91
East Texas A&M	127	88	94	52	51	52
Stanford	44	49	56	42	86	85
Arkansas State	51	79	81	88	85	88
NC State	96	89	89	104	102	91
Cornell	86	111	114	121	97	94
Eastern Kentucky	94	76	84	94	96	95
Southern Miss	65	57	71	93	92	98
Kansas State	121	114	101	105	107	99
Indiana	112	130		111	100	100
Sacramento State	56	64	76	95	93	101
Louisiana	146	127	139	124	126	102
Eastern Washington	115	132	105	108	108	103
Columbia	120	141	91	96	95	104
Georgia Tech	54	96	99	102	105	105
Notre Dame	98	97	102	109	101	106
Incarnate Word		75	95	90	88	107
Youngstown State	102	85	87	103	104	108
Michigan	92	114	90	100	103	109
Boise State		123	137	133	126	110
Sam Houston State	114	137				111
Wichita State	100	147			109	112
Kennesaw State	128	139	134			113
Holy Cross	76	92	98	106	106	114
Lamar	132	125	130	118	118	115
UTEP	129	141	139			115
ULM	105	147		117	116	117
Louisiana Tech	115	132	134	135		117
Colorado State	91	103	111	114	112	119
Binghamton	137	123	130	130	117	119
Eastern Illinois	104	145	139	111	110	121
UTSA	110	147		111	110	121
George Mason	132	145	119	116	115	121
Bradley		136		120	122	124
Middle Tennessee	93	134	132	132		125
UNC Asheville						125
Western Kentucky						125
Michigan State	97	99	103	107	119	128
Florida A&M	136	144			113	129
Appalachian State	103	107	120	119	121	129
Liberty			129	124	123	129
Little Rock	113	60	57	51		129
Marshall	95	104	107	122	119	133
Idaho			139			133
North Dakota State						133
Utah Valley	106	108	115	127	123
Rhode Island	106	108	115	127	123
UT Arlington		119	128	130	126
Albany	108	117	124	133	126
Long Beach State			134		126
UMBC	118	50	45	70
Pittsburgh	89	81	78	98
Charleston Southern	50	100	104	110
Drake				123
Kansas City	111	126	121	126
San Jose State		141	139	129
Monmouth	66	106	109
Yale	146	110	117
Northeastern	99	113	118
Loyola-Chicago		122	123
Saint Louis		127	124
Houston Christian		116	126
Tulane		129	127
Coppin State		134	132
Charlotte	139	131	138
Lipscomb	132	118	139
Northwestern State	129	138	139
Memphis	117	140
Illinois State	121	151
Queens (N.C.)	118
Dartmouth	124
Maine	125
Navy	126
William & Mary	137
Eastern Michigan	139
North Florida	141
Stephen F. Austin	142
Howard	142
Army West Point	144
UMES	144
Jackson State	146

Weeks	Regional Rankings	National Coaches' Poll
Preseason	Mon 8/30 MEN \| WOMEN	Tue 8/31 MEN \| WOMEN
Week 1	Mon 9/13 MEN \| WOMEN	Tue 9/14 MEN \| WOMEN
Week 2	Mon 9/20 MEN \| WOMEN	Tue 9/21 MEN \| WOMEN
Week 3	Mon 9/27 MEN \| WOMEN	Tue 9/28 MEN \| WOMEN
Week 4	Mon 10/4 MEN \| WOMEN	Tue 10/5 MEN \| WOMEN
Week 5	Mon 10/11 MEN \| WOMEN	Tue 10/12 MEN \| WOMEN
Week 6	Mon 10/18 MEN \| WOMEN	Tue 10/19 MEN \| WOMEN
Week 7	Mon 10/25 MEN \| WOMEN	Tue 10/26 MEN \| WOMEN
Week 8	Mon 11/1 MEN \| WOMEN	Tue 11/2 MEN \| WOMEN
Week 9	Mon 11/8 MEN \| WOMEN	Tue 11/9 MEN \| WOMEN
Week 10		Tue 11/16 MEN \| WOMEN
FINAL Results (official final ranking)		Mon 11/22 MEN \| WOMEN

USTFCCCA Polls & Rankings

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