Rutgers Rise in Week Two JRN Collegiate Poll

With the first rounds of major racing on the US collegiate scene, pecking order was shaken up as our pollsters revaluate teams with this new information, leading to some significant changes on the JRN Media Poll, sponsored by WinTech and King Racing.

Women’s Rankings

RankSchoolPoints
1Texas238
2Stanford221
3Washington208
4Yale201
5Princeton177
6California170+1
7Tennessee160-1
8Brown142
9Virginia138+1
10Rutgers122+3
11Michigan 122-2
12Syracuse115-1
13Penn100+1
14Ohio State84-2
15Duke68+1
16Harvard51-1
17Indiana45
18Dartmouth24+1
19Northeastern23-1
20Gonzaga17NEW
Others receiving votes on multiple ballots: Boston University (13), USC (12), UCF (12), North Carolina (11), Notre Dame (9), Oregon State (5)

After going undefeated against three different squads on the Cooper River, Yale solidify their number four ranking, backing up their strong results at the Head of the Charles in the fall and closing in on the top three.

But the biggest movers were Rutgers who really impressed at the Big Ivy Dustup, moving up three spots to reach into the top ten. Falling back in the pack were Michigan and Ohio State who underperformed at their first outing of the season.

Men’s Rankings

RankSchoolPoints
1California256
2Washington249
3Harvard233
4Princeton210
5Yale198
6Brown185+1
7Penn173+1
8Dartmouth167-2
9Northeastern155
10Syracuse136
11Stanford133
12Boston University128
13Cornell94+1
14Columbia91-1
15Navy73
16Georgetown68
17Wisconsin53+1
18La Salle43-1
19UC San Diego19
20Drexel17
Others receiving votes on multiple ballots: Oregon State (15), San Diego (10), MIT (7)

With the men’s season also starting up this weekend, there were a few movements on their poll as well. Brown’s victory over Boston University saw them rise one spot to sixth overall. Penn got the better of Northeastern by a very fine margin on home water, the pollsters gave them credit for that outcome to move up one spot.

Further down the rankings, Wisconsin move back to number seventeen after their victory in Marietta over an admittedly weaker field.

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