Final Division I Dual Meet Poll: Stanford and Texas Number One

Final Top 25 Dual Meet Poll keeps Texas men at number one while Stanford women reclaim the top spot.

Final Top 25 Dual Meet Poll keeps Texas men at number one while Stanford women reclaim the top spot.

Stanford Women and Texas Men are ranked number one in the final CSCAA Top 25 Dual Meet Poll of the season.

The Stanford women come full circle, sitting number one for the first time since the preseason poll was released.  Same situations is true for Virginia as they are now back at their preseason ranking of second. The Lady Vols are up one position from January to take third. California is fourth and Michigan is fifth in the last dual meet poll of the season. 

Notable jumps on the women's side include Southern California moving from 24th to 8th and Duke is 9th after receiving votes in January. UCLA makes their first appearance at 24th. Akron, Northwestern and Minnesota tie for 25th. 

Texas men don't give an inch as they are unanimously voted number one by the committee. California and Michigan hold at number two and three for the third straight poll. Indiana maintains fourth for the second time in a row while NC State jumps back into the top five on the men's side. 

USC (21), North Carolina (23), Harvard (23) and Utah (25) are all back in the Top 25 this February after receiving votes in January. With the exception of these four teams, every team held within three spots of their January ranking. 

A full list of the Top 25 Dual meet Poll can be found at cscaa.org/Top25.


The rankings are voted on by CSCAA-member coaches and select media. Each committee includes members from the Power Five leagues, five at-large programs and two media members. The women and men committee chairs are Naya Higashijima (SMU) and Bill Roberts (Navy).

Women's Poll Committee

Dan Colella, Duke; Niko Fantakis, Brown; Chris Hansen, CSU Bakersfield; Naya Higashijima, Southern Methodist; Nathan Lavery, Texas Christian; Matthew Leach, Washington State; Sergio Lopez, Virginia Tech; Christine Mabile, Boise State; Jonathan Maccoll, Rutgers; Jesse Moore, Minnesota; Jeff Poppell, Florida; Jos Smith, Utah; Braden Keith, SwimSwam; John Lohn, Swimming World.

Men's Poll Committee

Steve Barnes, Penn State;  Molly Belk, Purdue; Chase Bloch, Southern California; Jason Calanog, Texas A&M; Chad Cradock UMBC; Daniel Dozier, West Virginia; John Hargis, Pittsburgh; Jamie Holder, Dartmouth;  Lars Jorgensen, Kentucky; Craig Nisgor, Seattle; Bill Roberts Navy; Rachel Stratton Mills, Arizona State; Neal Studd, Florida State; Braden Keith, SwimSwam; John Lohn, Swimming World.

Division I Men

Rk Prv Team Points
1 1 Texas 325
2 2 California 312
3 3 Michigan 299
4 4 Indiana 281
5 7 NC State 273
6 5 Texas A&M 265
7 6 Missouri 240
8 8 Georgia 225
9 10 Louisville 211
10 13 Arizona State 209
11 9 Florida 189
12 12 Tennessee 171
13 10 Arizona 161
14 15 Florida State 150
15 17 Virginia 140
16 19 Stanford 129
17 14 Ohio State 118
18 16 Notre Dame 102
19 20 Virginia Tech 88
20 18 Iowa 78
21 NR Southern California 54
22 21 Northwestern 35
23 NR North Carolina 30
23 NR Harvard 30
25 NR Utah 22

Also Receiving Votes:

Georgia Tech (20), Alabama (15), Denver (13), Wisconsin (12), Kentucky (11), Louisana State (7), Princeton (5), Navy (3), Purdue (2)

Division I Women

Rank Previous Team Points
1 5 Stanford 321
2 6 Virginia 304
3 4 Tennessee 298
4 2 California 280
5 1 Michigan 266
6 3 NC State 264
7 8 Florida 253
8 24 Southern California 213
9 NR Duke 205
10 10 Texas 204
11 15 North Carolina 176
12 9 Georgia 173
13 14 Auburn 173
14 12 Notre Dame 150
15 13 Kentucky 137
16 19 Louisville 132
17 NR Arizona State 131
18 11 Texas A&M 102
19 7 Ohio State 90
20 20 Missouri 65
21 17 Louisiana State 52
22 22 Princeton 46
23 21 Indiana 46
24 NR UCLA 40
25 NR Akron 20
25 16 Northwestern 20
25 23 Minnesota 20

Also Receiving Votes:

Alabama (19), Arkansas (7), Virginia Tech (6), Florida State (5), Arizona (4), Houston (2)
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