Colorado College falls one spot in latest AVCA national rankings

Colorado College falls one spot in latest AVCA national rankings

LEXINGTON, Ky. - Defending Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference champion Colorado College fell one spot to 15th in the season's first national rankings from the American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA).

The Tigers, which opened the preseason ranked 14th in the AVCA rankings, went 3-1 at the Pacific Coast Classic where they beat La Verne, Whittier, and Pomona-Pitzer after dropping their opening match to California Lutheran.

Southwestern University, which was the preseason No. 19 team, dropped out of the top 25 but is among other teams receiving votes (28th). Trinity University, which was ranked 24th in the preseason, also fell from the top 25 and is receiving votes as well (34th).


AVCA NCAA Division III Women's National Poll 1 - September 4, 2012

Rank

School (First-Place Votes)

Total Points

2012 Record

Previous
Rank
 

T-1

Christopher Newport (14)

581 

4-0 

 T-1 

Washington-St. Louis (10)

581 

6-0 

3

Calvin 

533 

4-0 

 4 

Emory 

511 

4-0 

5

Wittenberg 

507 

3-0 

Cal Lutheran 

489 

2-0 

St. Thomas (Minn.) 

462 

4-0 

Hope 

438 

4-0 

9

Juniata 

396 

4-0 

10 

10

Eastern 

377 

3-1 

11 

Elmhurst 

364 

4-0 

11 

12 

Wisconsin-Whitewater 

289 

4-0 

17 

13

SUNY Cortland 

276 

4-0 

13 

14

Chicago 

241 

3-1 

15 

15

Colorado College 

214 

3-1 

14 

T-16

Carthage 

204 

3-1 

12 

 T-16 

Puget Sound 

204 

4-0 

NR 

18 

St. Benedict (Minn.) 

155 

4-0 

NR 

19 

Mount Union 

132 

2-2 

18 

20 

Pacific Lutheran 

102 

3-1 

25 

21

Wartburg 

83 

2-1 

NR 

22

Heidelberg 

66 

3-1 

21 

23

Otterbein 

54 

2-2 

NR 

24

Concordia (Minn.) 

48 

2-2 

T-19 

25

Occidental 

45 

3-1 

23 


Others Receiving Votes and listed on two or more ballots: Millikin 40; UMass-Boston 36; Southwestern (Texas) 32; Salisbury 31; St. Norbert 29; Wisconsin-Stevens Point 29; Springfield 28; Hardin-Simmons 26; Trinity (Texas) 26; North Central 22; Whitworth 21; St. Scholastica 20; Wisconsin Eau-Claire 16; Randolph-Macon 13; Clarkson 10; Chapman 8; Tufts 6; Linfield 4

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