Florida Jumps Stanford (Again); Joins Virginia at No. 1 in Campbell/ITA Rankings

 Florida Jumps Stanford (Again); Joins Virginia at No. 1 in Campbell/ITA Rankings
 
Juricova Sweeps Women's Individual Rankings; Johnson, Tennessee Still No. 1

SKILLMAN, N.J. - The battle continues between Florida and Stanford, who have jostled back and forth at the top of the women's Campbell/ITA Team Rankings nearly all spring. The latest episode appears in this week's rankings, where Florida has once again jumped Stanford, despite the fact that the Cardinal are the only remaining undefeated women's Division I team. 

T
o get a better understanding of the perpetual shake up at the top of the women's team rankings, let's take a comparative look inside the numbers. 
 

CRITERIA

#1 FLORIDA

#2 STANFORD

Wins vs. Top 25

10

10

Wins vs. Top 10

5

6

Wins vs. Top 5

4

2

Avg. of 8 Best Wins

8.0

8.25

Road Wins vs. Top 25 (10% Bonus)

3

2


On the men's side, Virginia looks to conclude its fifth straight regular season ranked first in the Campbell/ITA College Tennis Rankings. Having relinquished the top spot just once in the 2010-11 season, Virginia continues to hold a sizable lead over its competition. Unlike the fight for the top spot in the women's rankings, the battle in the men's team rankings is over the No. 2 slot. For the fourth time in the last five weeks, a new team moves one step closer to the Cavs, in a carousel between Ohio State, USC and Tennessee. 

 
Follow the Leader: For the men, following Virginia is (in order): Ohio State, USC, Tennessee, Georgia, Texas A&M, Baylor, Stanford, Pepperdine and Duke. On the women's side, Florida is followed by: Stanford, Duke, North Carolina, Miami (FL), UCLA, Baylor, Georgia, California and Michigan.


 
Conference Count: The number of men's and women's teams from each conference that appear in the Campbell/ITA Division I Top 25 Rankings are listed numerically. Men's Top 25: SEC - 6; Pac-10 - 5; ACC, Big Ten and Big 12 - 4; WCC - 1. Women's Top 25: ACC and SEC - 6; Pac-10 - 5; Big 12 - 3; Big Ten - 2 and Big East, Conference USA and WCC - 1. 

 
Up A Set:  A listing of all of the upsets from both men's and women's top 25 from the previous week. All results listed are from Monday, April 4th through Sunday, April 10th.


 
MEN

#14 UCLA

def.

at #6 Pepperdine

4-3

#13 Baylor

def.

at #8 Texas

4-3

at #22 Washington

def.

#10 California

4-3

at #18 Georgia Tech

def.

#17 North Carolina

5-2

#27 Indiana

def.

at #20 Minnesota

4-3

#25 Mississippi State

def.

at #21 Auburn

5-2


WOMEN

#4 Duke

def.

at #3 North Carolina

4-3

at #15 Arizona State

def.

#13 USC

6-1

#21 Vanderbilt

def.

at #17 Arkansas

4-3

at #25 Texas

def.

#22 Oklahoma

5-2


 
Twice as Nice: 
The Michigan men and Washington women fell out of the top 25 this week, decreasing the number of institutions that have both their men's and women's programs ranked inside this the Campbell/ITA Top 25 Rankings to 14. 

 

TEAM

MEN

WOMEN

Baylor

7

7

California

12

9

Duke

10

3

Florida

16

1

Georgia

5

8

Georgia Tech

15

13

Miami (FL)

25

5

North Carolina

19

4

Stanford

8

2

Tennessee

4

16

Texas

11

25

UCLA

14

6

USC

3

14

Virginia

1

17


 
Singled Out: 


 

Rank

Player

School

 

Rank

Player

School

1

Steve Johnson

USC

 

1

Jana Juricova

California

2

Alex Domijan

Virginia

 

2

Maria Sanchez

USC

3

Eric Quigley

Kentucky

 

3

Hilary Barte

Stanford

4

Rhyne Williams

Tennessee

 

4

Kristy Frilling

Notre Dame

5

Blaz Rola

Ohio State

 

5

Denise Dy

Washington

6

Henrique Cunha

Duke

 

6

Bianca Eickhorn

Miami (FL)

7

Alexandre Lacroix

Florida

 

7

Allie Will

Florida

8

Michael Shabaz

Virginia

 

8

Denise Muresan

Michigan

9

Reid Carleton

Duke

 

9

Josipa Bek

Clemson

10

Bradley Klahn

Stanford

 

10

Marta Lesniak

SMU

 

Double Dose:

 

Rk.

Player

Player

School

 

Rk.

Player

Player

School

1

Boris Conkic

J.P. Smith

Tennessee

 

1

Mari Andersson

Jana Juricova

California

2

Drew Courtney

Michael Shabaz

Virginia

 

2

Hilary Barte

Mallory Burdette

Stanford

3

Jeff Dadamo

Austin Krajicek

Texas A&M

 

3

Josipa Bek

Keri Wong

Clemson

4

Bradley Klahn

Ryan Thacher

Stanford

 

4

Shinann Featherston

Lauren McHale

North Carolina

5

John Peers

Roberto Maytin

Baylor

 

5

Kaitlyn Christian

Maria Sanchez

USC


Coming Up Next:
 The 2011 Campbell/ITA Team Rankings continue next Tuesday, April 19th, while the next singles and doubles is scheduled for April 26th, which continue to be published every other week for the rest of the season.

 

Campbell/ITA

Pt.

4/5/11

Campbell/ITA

Pt.

4/5/11

DI Men's Top 25

Avg.

Rank

DI Women's Top 25

Avg.

Rank

1. Virginia

80.29

1

1. Florida

86.38

2

2. Ohio State

75.27

3

2. Stanford

84.91

1

3. USC

73.20

2

3. Duke

76.40

4

4. Tennessee

66.57

4

4. North Carolina

69.55

3

5. Georgia

60.80

7

5. Miami (FL)

65.09

5

6. Texas A&M

60.29

5

6. UCLA

64.61

8

7. Baylor

59.06

13

7. Baylor

61.37

9

8. Stanford

58.21

9

8. Georgia

59.70

6

9. Pepperdine

57.51

6

9. California

58.96

7

10. Duke

56.97

11

10. Michigan

52.07

10

11. Texas

55.49

8

11. Arizona State

47.17

15

12. California

54.36

10

12. Clemson

46.78

11

13. Kentucky

51.77

12

13. Georgia Tech

45.86

12

14. UCLA

49.67

14

14. USC

45.65

13

15. Georgia Tech

47.48

18

15. Northwestern

44.80

16

16. Florida

45.62

16

16. Tennessee

43.00

14

17. Illinois

45.12

15

17. Virginia

41.73

18

18. Auburn

40.63

21

18. Vanderbilt

41.62

21

19. North Carolina

40.13

17

19. Arkansas

38.86

17

20. Washington

39.83

22

20. Tulsa

38.22

19

21. Mississippi St.

39.26

25

21. Oklahoma

36.10

22

22. Texas Tech

37.61

19

22. Notre Dame

35.10

20

23. Indiana

36.52

27

23. Alabama

32.26

27

24. Minnesota

36.48

20

24. San Diego

31.82

24

25. Miami (FL)

35.91

24

25. Texas

31.79

25

 
Campbell/ITA College Tennis rankings can be found at 
www.itatennis.com.
 



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