Sailing World's College Rankings
May 1, 2013
by The Editors
In the final national rankings of the spring season, Stanford holds a narrow lead in the coed poll over second-place Yale and third-place Georgetown. Boston College takes the top of the women's ranking, while Yale and Navy round out the top three.
Sailing World’s College Rankings, presented by Sperry Top-Sider, are determined by an open coaches poll. For more information on the poll, or on how your team’s coach can become a part of it, http://bit.ly/9jqgev. The number of first place votes a team received is in brackets. This is the sixth ranking for the Spring 2013 season.
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Coed Total Points
1. Stanford [9] 364
2. Yale [5] 360
3. Georgetown [5] 358
4. Roger Williams 288
5. Old Dominion 255
6. Brown 254
7. Hobart/Wm. Smith 248
8. Boston College 244
9. Dartmouth 233
10. Charleston 224
11. St. Mary's 208
12. MIT 206
13. Tufts 186
14. Navy 163
15. South Florida 116
16. SUNY Maritime 92
17. Wisconsin 64
18. Virginia 48
19. Connecticut College 32
20. Harvard 19
Also receiving votes: Florida (7 points), Fordham (6), Vermont (6), Boston University (5)
Women's Total Points
1. Boston College [17] 282
2. Yale [2] 267
3. Navy 236
4. St. Mary's 216
5. Georgetown 189
6. Dartmouth 183
7. Tufts 157
8. Rhode Island 147
9. Charleston 145
10. Stanford 131
11. Connecticut College 64
12. Cornell 49
13. South Florida 43
14. Eckerd 40
(tie) Hobart/Wm. Smith 40
Also receiving votes: Roger Williams (35 points), MIT (17), Brown (13), Coast Guard (9), Old Dominion (6), Bowdoin(3)
19 coaches voted in this poll: Boston College, Brown, Charleston, Connecticut College, Cornell, Dartmouth, Eckerd, Fordham, Harvard, Hobart/Wm. Smith, MIT, Navy, Old Dominion, Rhode Island, South Florida, Stanford, St. Mary’s, SUNY Maritime, UC San Diego
