March 17, 2010

Sailing World's College Rankings, March 17, 2010

Charleston slips ahead of Boston College in the women's rankings, but the Eagles hold on to the top spot in the coed list.

by The Editors

Latest Rankings (March 17, 2010)
Coed [#] = first-place votes received	Total Points
01. Boston College [8]	273	11. Hobart/Wm. Smith	117
02. Georgetown [6]	269	12. Tufts	109
03. St. Mary's	249	13. Washington College	98
04. Yale	238	14. South Florida	96
05. Roger Williams	206	15. Boston Univ.	78
06. Brown	198	16. Old Dominion	74
07. Charleston	190	17. Salve Regina	61
08. Harvard	188	18. Stanford	44
09. Navy	185	19. Connecticut College	33
10. Vermont	136	20. Miami (Fla.)	32
Also receiving votes: Eckerd (18 points), SUNY Maritime (15), Rhode Island (15), MIT (8), Dartmouth (2)
Women [#] = first-place votes received	Total Points
01. Charleston [10]	191	09. Georgetown	99
02. Boston College [3]	180	10. Hobart/Wm. Smith	89
03. St. Mary's	169	11. Eckerd	80
04. Brown	140	12. Tufts	38
05. Yale	136	13. Dartmouth	36
06. Old Dominion	112	14. Rhode Island	34
07. Connecticut College	107	15. South Florida	24
08. Harvard	102
Also receiving votes: Navy (16), Coast Guard (2) 14 Coaches submitted votes for this poll: Coast Guard, MIT, Rhode Island, University of Miami, Brown University, Boston University, SUNY Maritime, Boston College, Hobart and William Smith, Navy, Charleston, Eckerd College, Salve Regina University, and Portland State. Sailing World's college rankings are determined by an open coaches poll. For more information on the poll, or on how your team's coach can become a part of it, click here. The number of first place votes a team received is in brackets. These rankings are the second national rankings for the Spring 2010 season.

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