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<i>Sailing World</i>'s College Rankings: Oct. 7, 2009

October 7, 2009

Yale tops the coed rankings while Old Dominion maintains the top spot in the women's rankings. Boston College is second in both.

by The Editors

Latest Rankings (Oct. 7, 2009)
Coed [#] = first-place votes received	Total Points
01. Yale [14]	318	11. Salve Regina	159
02. Boston College [2]	303	12. Harvard	127
03. Georgetown	288	13. Navy	122
04. Brown	261	14. Vermont	121
05. Roger Williams	248	15. Hobart/William Smith	90
06. Charleston	241	16. Dartmouth	78
07. St. Mary's	215	17. Stanford	77
08. Washington College	177	18. MIT	58
09. South Florida	173	19. Old Dominion	46
10. Tufts	164	20. Boston Univ.	41
Also receiving votes: Connecticut College (14 points), Miami (13), Coast Guard (8), SUNY Maritime (3)
Women [#] = first-place votes received	Total Points
01. Old Dominion [13]	233	09. Harvard	98
02. Boston College [2]	209	10. Rhode Island	93
03. Brown [1]	198	11. Tufts	57
04. Charleston	186	12. Connecticut College	54
05. Yale	182	13. Coast Guard	47
06. St. Mary's	170	14. Stanford	37
07. Georgetown	142	15. Navy	29
08. Dartmouth	130
Also receiving votes: Hobart/William Smith (20 points), MIT (17), Eckerd (12) 16 Coaches submitted votes for this poll: Boston College, Stanford, Hobart and William Smith, Navy, South Florida, MIT, University of Vermont, Brown University, Rhode Island, Boston University, Dartmouth, Charleston, University of Miami, Portland State, Eckerd College, and Salve Regina University. 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, email collegerankings@sailingworld.com.