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California, Western Washington and Williams Top Final Regular Season USRowing/CRCA Women’s Collegiate Rowing Polls
May 16, 2012
University of California, Western Washington University and Williams College took the No. 1 spots in the final regular season USRowing/Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association polls presented by Pocock Racing Shells.
California received 24 of 25 first-place votes to remain on top of the Division I rankings. Michigan, who received the remaining first-place vote, and Virginia tied for second. Ohio State and Washington rounded out the top five.
In Division II, Western Washington regained the top spot in the rankings, earning three of five first-place votes. Humboldt State ranked second, with Nova Southeastern third. Both schools received one first-place vote. Mercyhurst and Central Oklahoma rounded out the top five.
Williams remained the unanimous choice for the top spot in the Division III poll. Williams received all 10 first-place votes. Bates ranked second, followed by William Smith, Wellesley and Trinity.
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Women’s NCAA Division I Rankings
Team (1st-Place Votes) Total Votes Previous Week
1. University of California (24) 483 1
2t. University of Michigan (1) 425 5
2t. University of Virginia 425 2
4. The Ohio State University 395 4
5. University of Washington 361 8
6. Princeton University 342 6
7. Harvard University 335 13
8. University of California at Los Angeles 318 7
9. University of Southern California 266 3
10. Yale University 264 10
11. Stanford University 258 12
12. University of Wisconsin 252 9
13. Brown University 230 11
14. Cornell University 213 16
15. Michigan State University 140 14
16. University of Notre Dame 131 15
17. Washington State University 128 17
18. University of Minnesota 91 18
19. Dartmouth College 68 20
20. Syracuse University 37 NR
Other Receiving Votes: University of Tennessee 34, Northeastern University 14, Clemson University 12, Oregon State University 7, Columbia University 5, University of Kansas 4, University of Rhode Island 4, University of Texas 3, Indiana University 2, Duke University 1, University of Oklahoma 1 and University of Pennsylvania 1.
Women’s NCAA Division II Rankings
Team (1st-Place Votes) Total Votes Previous Week
1. Western Washington University (3) 173 2
2. Humboldt State University (1) 159 1
3. Nova Southeastern University (1) 149 3
4. Mercyhurst University 135 4
5. University of Central Oklahoma 107 5
6. Seattle Pacific University 49 7
7. Philadelphia University 45 NR
8. Barry University 44 6
Other Receiving Votes: University of California at San Diego 30, Florida Institute of Technology 7 and University of Massachusetts at Lowell 2.
Women’s NCAA Division III Rankings
Team (1st-Place Votes) Total Votes Previous Week
1. Williams College (10) 150 1
2. Bates College 140 2
3. William Smith College 130 3
4. Wellesley College 117 4
5. Trinity College 101 8
6. United States Coast Guard Academy 101 5
7. Marietta College 90 7
8. Ithaca College 87 15
9. Worcester Polytechnic Institute 68 14
10. Hamilton College 54 13
11. Wesleyan University 47 6
12. University of Puget Sound 36 9
13. St. Lawrence University 33 12
14. Washington College 27 11
15. Smith College 11 NR
Other Receiving Votes: Simmons College 4, University of Rochester 2, Willamette University 2 and Lewis & Clark College 1.
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