Embed
Email

poll

Document Sample

Shared by: Kerala g
Categories
Tags
Stats
views:
0
posted:
12/30/2011
language:
pages:
3
S.R. Smith College Swim Coaches Association (CSCAA)

NCAA Division I Swimming & Diving

DUAL MEET RANKINGS FOR 2005-2006 SEASON

(see www.CSCAA.org for pollster information)

Men's Top 25 Jan. Women's Top 25 Jan.

Results 12, Results 12,

Rank () indicates 1st place votes 2006 Rank () indicates 1st place votes 2006

1 Auburn 200 (8) 1 Georgia 200 (8)

2 Stanford 192 2 Auburn 192

3 California 178 3 Stanford 184

4 Michigan 175 4 Florida 174

5 Arizona 171 5 Arizona 170

6 Florida 159 6 California 158

7 Texas 157 7 UCLA 153

8 Minnesota 141 8 SMU 138

9 Southern California 139 9 Wisconsin 137

10 Indiana 124 10 Texas 134

11 Tennessee 121 11 Southern California 120

12 Georgia 115 12 Penn State 112

13 Florida State 102 13 Texas A&M 104

14 Virginia 94 14 Purdue 96

15 Purdue 88 15 Michigan 87

16 Northwestern 80 16 Tennessee 81

17 Kentucky 75 17 Florida State 71

18 Ohio State 56 18 Indiana 60

19 Notre Dame 45 19 Virginia 51

20 Alabama 43 20 Notre Dame 45

21 Penn State 38 21 North Carolina 37

22 Brigham Young 25 22 Hawaii 24

t-23 Arizona State 24 t-23 Washington 22

t-23 Pittsburgh 24 t-23 Harvard 22

25 Harvard 12 25 Rutgers 12

Teams Receiving Teams Receiving

Votes Votes

North Carolina 11 Kentucky 9

Southern Methodist 6 Virginia Tech 3

South Carolina 3 Minnesota 2

Missouri 2 UC Santa Barbara 1

Missouri 1



For more information, contact Mickey Wender at mwender@u.washington.edu or 206-685-1536.

2005-2006 S.R. Smith CSCAA Top 25 Pollsters

for Dual Meet Rankings



Last First Email Office Fax School/Conference









MEN

Bernardino Mark PMB6Z@virginia.edu 434-982-5755 434-982-5271 U.Va. / ACC

Dale Dennis dalex001@umn.edu 612-625-1883 612-624-4560 Minnesota / Big 10

Hoffer Brian hofferb@missouri.edu 573-882-4669 573-884-7577 Missouri / Big 12

Wender Mickey mwender@u.washington.edu 206-685-1536 206-685-1677 Washington / Pac-10

Johnson Tom tomj@uwyo.edu 307-766-6265 307-766-2346 Wyoming / Mt.West / WAC

Schrader Brian schrader@sports.uga.edu 706-542-7953 706-542-2566 Georgia / SEC

Welsh Tim timothy.f.welsh.1@nd.edu 574-631-7042 574-631-3650 Notre Dame / IVY & Wild Card

Knoles Chuck cknoles@pitt.edu 412-648-8342 412-648-1264 Pitt / Big East & Wild Card

Wender will serve as moderator Voting member







WOMEN

Skinner Ned nskinner@vt.edu 540-231-5086 540-231-3612 Virginia Tech / ACC

Novitsky novitsky@uiuc.edu 217-333-7670 217-333-4853 Illinois / Big 10

Sue

Bultman Steve sbultman@athletics.tamu.edu 979-862-4058 979-862-1036 Texas A&M / Big 12

Liebowitz Larry larry.liebowitz@oregonstate.edu 541-7371075 UCLA / Pac-10

Humphries Harvey harveyh@sports.uga.edu 706-542-7953 706-542-2566 Georgia / SEC

Walker Lou lrwalker@syr.edu 315-443-4151 Big East & Wild Card

Huston Seth shuston@rice.edu 713-348-4710 713-348-6019 Rice / WAC & Ivy League

Hoffer Brian hofferb@missouri.edu 573-882-4669 573-884-7577 Missouri / Big West & Wild Car

Hoffer will serve as moderator Voting member









Call Dates Targeted Posting Dates for Web Site Posting

Women- 11am-EST/Men 12noon EST

Oct. 18, Tuesday (Best Guess- Dual Meet Strength) Oct. 20, Thursday

Nov. 1, Tuesday Nov. 3, Thursday

Nov. 15, Tuesday Nov. 17, Thursday

Nov. 29, Tuesday Dec. 1, Thursday

Dec. 13, Tuesday Dec. 15, Thursday

Jan. 10, Tuesday Jan. 12, Thursday

Jan. 24, Tuesday Jan. 26, Thursday

Feb. 6, MONDAY Feb. 9, Thursday

Feb. 20, MONDAY Feb. 23, Thursday

March 6, MONDAY (Finalize Dual Meet Poll) March 10, Thursday (DUAL MEET CHAMP CROWNED)

S.R. Smith CSCAA College Swimming & Diving Division I Coaches’ Poll



Auburn Men, Georgia Women Remain on Top to Begin 2006

-For Immediate Release-

from the CSCAA (College Swim Coaches Association)

Thursday 12 January 2006



Coming out of the holiday training period, teams are just starting to gear up the second half of the dual meet

season. Very little has changed in the women‟s rankings this week, as the Georgia Lady Bulldogs continue to

be the unanimous #1 team. In fact the top 17 teams remain unchanged other than UCLA edging out of a tie

with SMU and into the #7 spot all on their own. The only significant movement was Hawaii dropping from 18th

to 22nd after the departure of Australian sprint sensation Melanie Schlanger.



The top twelve spots on the men‟s poll remain unchanged with Auburn still reigning as king. Florida State

leaped over ACC rival Virginia for the 13th spot, and Ohio State moved up a couple spots to fall in at #18. Two

new teams moved into the poll this week. Arizona State, with their strong showing against #15 Purdue, and

Pittsburgh, after defeating Big East rival West Virginia, debut tied for 23rd in the nation. The next two weeks

are loaded with great dual meets across the country and should stimulate some great debate for the next poll.



The CSCAA Dual Meet Poll is an indication of a team‟s ability to win dual meets during the season and is not a

predictor of any team‟s end-of-the-season placement at the NCAA Championships—although for most of the

ranked teams there is a high correlation between their dual meet strength and the school‟s ability to score at the

championship meets in March. The human pollsters for the CSCAA Top 25 Poll volunteer many hours to

research and discuss actual “dual-meet” strength of teams and to represent their respective conferences and

regions. They take into account many subjective factors such as travel, location, variations in the scoring of

diving, whether „fast suits‟ were worn, etc. in addition to the objective criteria of top times and team depth. The

poll is designed to rank teams according to how they would perform head-to-head in dual meets on any given

day during the time period of that particular poll. It is designed to be fluid so that it can account for all of the

varying factors described above.



There will be ten (10) dual meet polls this year produced every two to three weeks throughout the college

swimming & diving season, which is one of the longest continuous seasons of any NCAA sponsored sport.



This season‟s NCAA Championships “March Mania”, college swimming‟s version of “March Madness”, will

take place March 16-17-18, 2006 at the University of Georgia for the women. The men‟s championships will

take place the following week, March 23-24-25, 2006 at Georgia Tech University. The College Swimming

Coaches‟ Association of America (CSCAA) has sponsored the dual meet poll for over twenty years. The

CSCAA Dual Meet Champions will be crowned at the conclusion of the dual meet season in early March, 2006.



For additional information, contact Mickey Wender, mwender@u.washington.edu, 206-685-1536

Pollsters‟ names and contact information are listed above.



Related docs
Other docs by Kerala g
union-budget-2012-13-highlights
Views: 102  |  Downloads: 0
notification M.Tech_05-03-09
Views: 59  |  Downloads: 0
India_Customs Regulation 1
Views: 56  |  Downloads: 0
CE Notification 39-2011-12.9.2011
Views: 54  |  Downloads: 0
STATISTICS
Views: 72  |  Downloads: 0
A Hero (R.K. Narayan)
Views: 91  |  Downloads: 6
RRBPatna-Info-HN
Views: 116  |  Downloads: 0
RRB-Notice-Para
Views: 113  |  Downloads: 0
By registering with docstoc.com you agree to our
privacy policy

You are almost ready to download!

You are almost ready to download!