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Final Women’s Team Rankings

by | Jun 1, 2016 | Blog | 1 comment

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The national champion Stanford Cardinal made the jump from No. 15 all the way up to No. 1 after defeating Oklahoma State 4-3 to win the NCAA Championship. Oklahoma State moved up four spots from No. 12 to No. 8 but anyone who saw them play would say without a doubt they were a top 5 team.

Cal stayed at No. 2 after a semifinal appearance while Florida, who was No. 1, dropped to No. 3 after losing in the Round of 16 to Stanford. North Carolina fell one spot to No. 4 and Vanderbilt came up one spot to No. 5.

There were several teams that made big jumps or falls with Baylor coming up eight spots to No. 32, Rice coming up seven spots to No. 41, and TCU coming up six spots to No. 31. Duke and NC State took the biggest tumbles inside the top 50 with each falling five spots to No. 14 and No. 40 respectively.

Teams were able to earn bonus points based on performance at the NCAA Tournament – below is the chart that shows how many points were earned for each round.

Bonus points for NCAA Team Championship
Advance to second Round – 1 point added to overall average
Round of 16 – 2 points
Quarterfinals – 3 points
Semifinals – 4 points
Final – 6 points

Champion – Automatically ranked No. 1

These rankings are also used to to determine who will host ITA Kick-Off Weekend regionals though many of the top program usually opt out which means teams in the 20s will probably have a chance at hosting. I’ll have more information on the Kick-Off Draft, which takes place on June 9th, as they become available.

Final Women’s Team Rankings

Rank Avg School Previous Rank
1 82.53 Stanford 15
2 81.51 California 2
3 73.59 University of Florida 1
4 70.92 North Carolina 3
5 70.51 Vanderbilt University 6
6 70.30 Ohio State University 4
7 68.37 University of Georgia 5
8 67.83 Oklahoma State University 12
9 62.37 Pepperdine 8
10 60.01 University of Miami (Florida) 7
11 58.74 University of Michigan 10
12 52.41 Auburn University 11
13 52.21 University of Virginia 14
14 49.61 Duke University 9
15 48.08 Texas Tech University 16
16 45.89 Georgia Tech 17
17 45.68 University of South Carolina 13
18 39.97 LSU 18
19 39.12 Texas A&M University 19
20 38.57 University of Texas at Austin 24
21 38.42 University of Southern California 20
22 36.59 Arizona State University 23
23 35.27 Mississippi State University 21
24 32.23 University of Kentucky 22
25 31.72 UCLA 27
26 29.20 University of Tulsa 28
27 28.18 Syracuse University 25
28 26.46 Northwestern University 30
29 24.98 Wake Forest University 26
30 23.90 Wichita State University 29
31 23.76 TCU 37
32 23.04 Baylor University 40
33 21.92 University of Kansas 32
34 21.13 Rice University 41
35 20.29 Clemson University 31
36 20.09 University of Arkansas 33
37 19.72 Columbia University 36
38 19.49 Virginia Tech 34
39 18.85 College of William and Mary 38
40 18.73 North Carolina State 35
41 18.51 Princeton University 39
42 16.73 University of Mississippi 42
43 15.77 Fresno State 44
44 14.59 University of Notre Dame 43
45 14.38 Dartmouth College 47
46 14.13 Florida International University (FIU) 45
47 14.08 University of Pennsylvania 49
48 13.66 Georgia State University 46
49 13.43 University of Illinois 51
50 13.40 University of Denver 48
51 13.19 University of Washington 53
52 12.70 UNLV 50
53 12.59 University of South Alabama 52
54 12.32 University of Alabama 54
55 12.12 Harvard University 56
56 11.62 UC Santa Barbara 74
57 11.47 Cornell University 59
58 11.46 University of Oregon 58
59 11.16 University of Utah 61
60 11.14 Brown University 60
61 10.90 University of South Florida 57
62 10.57 Long Beach State University 62
63 10.46 Florida State University 55
64 10.40 University of New Mexico 63
65 8.84 Univ. of Missouri, Columbia 64
66 8.79 DePaul University 65
67 8.33 Old Dominion University 68
68 8.26 Washington State University 70
69 8.16 Boston College 66
70 8.13 Xavier University 67
71 8.05 Yale University 72
72 8.04 Purdue University 75
73 7.82 University of North Texas 73
74 7.72 University of Arizona 71
75 7.61 University of Texas at Arlington 69

1 Comment

  1. 181
    181 on Thu March 19, 2020 at 6:28 pm

    Last year's cutoff for hosting National Indoors was Georgia Tech at #20. USC #2, Florida #6, Baylor #8, Stanford #11 and Clemson #18 chose not to host in 2016.

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