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Collegiate Coaches Polls: 5/3/06
Princeton, Western Washington, and Williams Ranked No. 1 in Women’s Rowing Coaches Polls 

PRINCETON, N.J. – For the seventh week in a row, Princeton University claimed the top spot in the USRowing/Collegiate Rowing Coaches Association NCAA Division I Varsity Eight Coaches Poll, while Western Washington University and Williams College topped the Division II and III polls, respectively.

Princeton was the unanimous choice in Division I, earning all 24 first-place votes to remain atop the rankings. California, the defending NCAA champions, ranked second, followed by Southern California, Ohio State, and Brown University.

Western Washington earned four first-place votes to remain atop the Division II poll. Barry University ranked second with two first-place votes. Nova Southeastern and Dowling College tied for third place.

For the second consecutive week, Williams College topped the Division III poll. Williams received eight of nine first-place votes. Trinity College received the remaining first-place vote and ranked second. Ithaca College, Smith College, and Tufts University rounded out the top five.

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Women’s NCAA Division I Varsity Eights

Team (1st-Place Votes) Points Previous Week

1. Princeton University (24) 480 1

2. University of California at Berkeley 454 2

3. University of Southern California  419 3

4. The Ohio State University  392 5

5. Brown University  369 9

6. University of Michigan  345 8

7. Yale University  339 4

8. Washington State University 326 7

9. University of Minnesota 254 17

10. University of Washington  231 11

11. University of California at Los Angeles 210 15

12. Dartmouth College  209 10

13. University of Notre Dame  208 12

14. Michigan State University  195 6

15. University of Virginia 176 14

16. Stanford University  105 16

17. Boston University 84 NR

18. Harvard University  83 13

19. University of Central Florida 54 19

20. University of Wisconsin 42 18

Not Ranked But Receiving Votes: University of Tennessee 31, Duke University 10, Oregon State University 7, Columbia University 6, University of Louisville 6, and Northeastern University 5.

 

Women’s NCAA Division II Varsity Eights

Team (1st-Place Votes) Points Previous Week

1. Western Washington University (4) 28 1

2. Barry University (2) 26 2

3t. Nova Southeastern  15 3

3t. Dowling College  15 4

5. Florida Tech 4 5t

Not Ranked But Receiving Votes: University of California at San Diego 3.

 

Women’s NCAA Division III Varsity Eights

Team (1st-Place Votes) Points Previous Week

1. Williams College (8) 178 1

2. Trinity College (1) 169 2

3. Ithaca College 165 3

4. Smith College  154 5

5. Tufts University 138 4

6t. Colby College  128 6

6t. University of Puget Sound 128 8

8. Mt. Holyoke College 120 9

9. Lewis and Clark  110 7

10. William Smith College  88 11t

11. United States Coast Guard Academy 83 10

12. Bates College 81 11t

13. Washington College  60 14

14. Connecticut College 53 13

15. Vassar College 32 NR

Not Ranked But Receiving Votes: Worcester Polytechnic Institute 26, Marietta College 13, St. Lawrence University 9, Wesleyan University 8, University of Mary Washington 6, and Wellesley College 6.

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 Princeton Takes Top Spot in Both Men’s and Lightweight Women’s Collegiate Rowing Polls

PRINCETON, N.J. – For the sixth week in a row, Princeton University earned the No. 1 ranking in the USRowing Men’s Varsity Eight Collegiate Coaches Poll, while Princeton moved into the top spot in the USRowing Women’s Lightweight Eight Collegiate Coaches Poll.

In the men’s varsity eight poll, Princeton garnered all 12 first-place votes to earn the top spot. California moved up one position to second place, followed by Stanford, Brown, and Harvard.

Princeton moved into the top spot in the women’s lightweight poll, earning five of six first-place votes. Radcliffe earned one first-place vote to rank second, followed by Wisconsin, Georgetown, and Central Florida.

USRowing is a nonprofit organization recognized by the United States Olympic Committee as the governing body for the sport of rowing in the United States. USRowing’s Official Patron is Concept2; its Official Electronics Outfitter is Nielsen Kellerman; its Official Dock is Connect-A-Dock; its Official Supplier is NIKE, Inc.; and its Preferred Printer is Sport Graphics Printing. USRowing also receives generous support from the National Rowing Foundation.

Men’s Varsity Eights

Team (1st-Place Votes) Points Previous Week

1. Princeton University (12) 240 1

2. University of California at Berkeley  224 3

3. Stanford University 212 2

4. Brown University 202 4

5. Harvard University  199 5

6. University of Wisconsin 169 7

7. University of Washington  163 6

8. Syracuse University  150 9

9. Northeastern University 149 8

10. Yale University  134 10

11. Boston University 111 11

12. United States Naval Academy  105 12

13. Cornell University  81 15

14. University of Michigan  77 13

15. Trinity College 72 14

16t. Georgetown University  60 17

16t. University of Pennsylvania 60 16

18. Oregon State University  33 20

19. Rutgers University 25 18

20. Columbia University 24 19

Not Ranked But Receiving Votes: University of Virginia 19, Marietta College 5, Holy Cross 3, The Ohio State University 2, and Temple University 1.

(This week’s men’s poll voters: Craig Amerkhanian, Rex Clothier, Paul Cooke, Greg Hartsuff, Fred Honebein, Curtis Jordan, Paul Mullin, John Pescatore, John Pojednic, Dan Roock, Peter Steenstra, and Stephen Wagner)

Lightweight Women’s Varsity Eights

Team (1st-Place Votes) Points Previous Week

1. Princeton University (5) 119 2

2. Radcliffe (1) 115 1

3. University of Wisconsin 108 3

4. Georgetown University 102 4

5. University of Central Florida 94 5

6. Stanford University  86 6

7. Bucknell University  84 9

8. University of Dayton  77 7

9. University of Rhode Island 70 8

10. Ohio State Crew Club  61 12

11. Marist College 55 11

12. University of Buffalo 46 10

13. Massachusetts Institute of Technology 43 13

14. University of Massachusetts  27 14

15. Tulsa University 15 15

Not Ranked But Receiving Votes: Ithaca College 12, Villanova University 8, Loyola Marymount University 6, and Lehigh University 6.

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