Sailing World's College Rankings

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Sailing World’s college rankings, presented by Sperry Top-Sider, 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, sailingworld.com/ranks. The number of first place votes a team received is in brackets. This is the first national ranking for the Fall 2011 season, based on results through September 11.

Coed          Total Points
1. Yale [8]    359
2. Boston College [3]    338
3. Harvard [1]    326
4. Georgetown [3]    309
5. Roger Williams    292
6. Wisconsin [3]    274
7. Charleston    249
8. Hobart/Wm. Smith [2]    240
9. St. Mary’s    213
10. Tufts    211
11. Stanford    184
12. Brown    183
13. MIT    168
14. SUNY Maritime    152
15. Dartmouth    144
16. Navy    94
17. USMMA/Kings Point    74
18. Vermont    68
19. Miami (Fla.)    62
20. Rhode Island    60

Also receiving votes: Connecticut College (56 points), South Florida (52), Old Dominion (17), Cornell (13), Coast Guard (11), Boston University (10), Washington College (6), Eckerd (5)

Women’s    Total Points
1. Yale [7]    257
2. Boston College [4]    256
3. Brown [7]    210
4. Rhode Island [1]    188
5. Connecticut College    171
6. Georgetown    160
7. St. Mary’s    133
8. Harvard    127
9. Charleston    109
10. (tie) Hobart/Wm. Smith    109
11. Dartmouth    106
12. Stanford    105
13. Roger Williams    77
14. Navy    56
15. Tufts    54
Also receiving votes: Vermont (37 points), Boston University (28), South Florida (24), Bowdoin (23), Old Dominion (17), Coast Guard (15), MIT (8), Eckerd (3)

20 coaches votes in this poll: Cornell, Bowdoin, SUNY Maritime, Stanford, Columbia, Dartmouth, University of Miami, MIT, Eckerd, Georgetown, Brown, Salve Regina, Hobart and William Smith, Boston University, Coast Guard, Charleston, Roger Williams, Navy, Vermont, Harvard