NSCAA releases new NCAA Women’s Division I National Rankings

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Via NSCAA) – The National Soccer Coaches Association of America released the national rankings for NCAA Division I men’s and women’s teams on Tuesday.

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Stanford University continues to hold onto the number one spot in this week’s polls with 28 first place votes and 769 overall. The University of Virginia jumps up to second place with an 8-1-0 record while Florida State University continues to hold onto the number three spot. Brigham Young University breaks in at the number four spot while West Virginia University falls to the number five spot.

NSCAA NCAA Division I Women – National – Poll 5 – September 20, 2016

Rank	School	1st Votes	Total Points	Prev.	W-L-T
1	Stanford University	28	769	1	7-0-1
2	University Of Virginia	1	712	5	8-1-0
3	Florida State University	2	700	3	7-1-0
4	Brigham Young University	0	663	6	7-1-0
5	West Virginia University	0	629	2	7-1-1
6	Georgetown University	0	561	18	8-1-0
7	Duke University	0	559	9	6-2-1
8	University Of South Carolina	0	543	14	8-0-1
9	University Of Minnesota	0	510	10	7-2-1
10	University Of Southern California	0	501	12	6-2-0
11	UCLA	0	437	11	6-2-0
12	University Of Florida	0	420	4	6-2-0
13	Clemson University	0	416	13	7-2-0
14	Texas A&M University	0	391	8	7-2-0
15	University Of Arkansas	0	341	RV	9-1-0
16	Penn State University	0	330	16	5-2-2
17	University Of South Florida	0	293	15	7-0-0
18	University Of North Carolina	0	235	7	5-2-1
19	Virginia Tech	0	198	17	8-2-0
20	University Of California	0	173	21	7-2-0
21	Northwestern University	0	151	RV	9-0-0
22	Rutgers University	0	124	22	6-1-1
23	University of Connecticut	0	112	23	7-2-0
24	University of Notre Dame	0	88	20	6-1-2
25	Texas Tech University	0	50	24	7-1-2

Also receiving votes: Pepperdine (40), Ohio State University (24), University of Oklahoma (21), TCU (15), Washington State University (11), University Of Michigan (11), University Of South Alabama (10), Princeton University (9), North Carolina State University (9), Wake Forest University (6), Boston College (5), Auburn University (5), University of Arizona (2), University of Nebraska (1)