Virginia takes over No. 1 spot in NCAA Division I Women’s Soccer Rankings

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — United Soccer Coaches released the latest men’s and women’s rankings for all divisions of college soccer on Tuesday.

Virginia takes over the No. 1 spot in the women’s Division I poll, as Florida State drops to No. 3 after the Seminoles finally lost for the first time this season. Duke, the team that toppled FSU, climbs up four spots from No. 6 to No. 2.

Meanwhile, SEC regular season champion Arkansas continues to hold onto the No. 4 position, and UCLA made its way into the top five after being ranked 8th last week.

See below for a full look at the NCAA Division I women’s rankings, and use the links below to view each of the other polls across other divisions.

NATIONAL – POLL 10 – OCTOBER 26, 2021

Rank	School	Prev	1st Votes	Total Points	W-L-T
1	Virginia	2	26	839	15-1-1
2	Duke	6	2	801	12-2-1
3	Florida State	1	5	777	14-1-1
4	Arkansas	4	1	750	14-2-0
5	UCLA	8	0	686	13-0-3
6	Rutgers	9	0	669	15-2-0
7	North Carolina	7	0	650	11-2-3
8	TCU	11	0	581	14-2-1
9	Stanford	14	0	551	12-3-1
10	USC	5	0	518	11-2-2
11	BYU	12	0	499	11-3-1
12	Tennessee	10	0	488	14-2-0
13	Pepperdine	3	0	434	13-2-1
14	SMU	16	0	387	10-2-2
15	Xavier	17	0	365	16-1-1
16	Ole Miss	13	0	335	11-3-3
17	Michigan	RV	0	256	12-3-3
18	Purdue	18	0	228	13-3-2
19	Auburn	19	0	212	11-4-1
20	Texas	21	0	178	9-3-5
21	Georgetown	20	0	169	11-0-6
22	Notre Dame	15	0	150	12-4-1
23	South Florida	22	0	127	10-3-2
24	Brown	RV	0	101	10-3-0
25	Santa Clara	RV	0	76	8-5-2

Records shown are through games of Oct. 24, 2021

Also receiving votes: Washington State University (57), Virginia Tech (54), Penn State University (28), Baylor University (19), Clemson University (15), University Of South Carolina (9), West Virginia University (6), University of Houston (5), Harvard University (5), University Of Memphis (4), Saint Mary’s College Of California (3), University of Central Florida (3), University of Oregon (3), Butler University (3), Princeton University (3), Wake Forest University (2), University of North Carolina-Wilmington (2), Hofstra University (2)