SoccerTimes College Top 25 Coaches Poll: 2002 Division I Women

How the Top 25 Women Fared

How the Top 25 Men Fared

Men's Top 25 Poll | 2002 Women's Top 25 Poll

Compiled by Gary Davidson, managing editor, www.SoccerTimes.com
Monday, November 4
(Records include games of Sunday, November 3)
(First-place votes in parentheses)

Rank	School	Record	Pts	LW
1	Stanford (16)	16-1-0	400	1
2	North Carolina	14-1-4	377	2
3	UCLA	14-3-0	367	4
4	Texas A&M	15-3-1	343	6
5	Santa Clara	13-4-1	323	7
6	Texas	14-3-1	314	3
7	Portland	14-4-1	302	5
8	Pepperdine	15-1-2	285	9
9	West Virginia	16-1-1	282	8
10	Penn State	15-2-1	263	10
11	Connecticut	16-2-1	252	11
12	Southern California	10-5-3	222	12
13	Tennessee	13-5-1	167	14
14	Charlotte	15-0-2	157	13
15	California	9-7-1	118	17
16	Virginia	11-5-2	113	25t
17	Maryland	11-6-1	99	25t
18	Denver	14-1-2	95	19
19	Notre Dame	11-7-0	91	22
20	Brigham Young	14-5-0	84	24
21	Princeton	13-2-0	80	16
22	Michigan	13-5-1	78	18
23	Florida State	11-5-3	64	21
24	Purdue	12-4-2	62	15
25	Clemson	12-6-0	57	nr

Key: Pts - Total points. LW - Last week's ranking. t - tie.

Others receiving votes: Wake Forest 37, Arizona State 29, Washington State 26, Nebraska 20, Villanova 19, Utah 12, Washington 10, Auburn 9, Cincinnati 6, William & Mary 6, Dartmouth 5, Duke 5, Mississippi 5.

Voting panel: Patrick Baker, Florida State; Kevin Boyd, California; John Daly, William & Mary; Anson Dorrance, North Carolina; Jillian Ellis, UCLA; Carin Gabarra, Navy; Meridy Glenn, Cincinnati; G Guerrieri, Texas A&M; Angela Kelly, Tennessee; Ray Leone, Arizona State; Chris Petrucelli, Texas; Jennifer Rockwood, Brigham Young; Dan Tobias, Washington State, Len Tsantiris, Connecticut; Randy Waldrum, Notre Dame; John Walker, Nebraska, Paula Wilkins, Penn State.

Voting method: On each ballot, 25 points awarded for first place, 24 for second place, 23 for third, etc., to 1 point for 25th place.

Previous 2002 Top 25 Polls
October 28
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October 15
October 7
September 30
September 23
September 16
September 9
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