UCLA Women Head Up Preseason Water Polo Rankings

BRIDGEPORT, Pennsylvania, January 26. THE preseason rankings of the Collegiate Water Polo Association have been released and the UCLA women top the charts at the Division I level. The Bruins piled up 100 points in the preseason poll and were followed in the second and third positions by Southern California (93) and Stanford (92). The top five was completed by the University of Hawaii (84) and Loyola-Marymount (77).

At the Division III level, the University of Redlands claimed the top spot with 97 points, a slightly higher total than the 95 points registered by second-ranked Pomona Pitzer. Occidental College was third in the preseason poll with 87 points and California State-East Bay (84) and Chapman University (81) rounded out the top five.

Division I

Rank School Total Points
1 University of California, Los Angeles 100
2 University of Southern California 93
3 Stanford University 92
4 University of Hawaii 84
5 Loyola Marymount University 77
6 University of California, Berkeley 74
7 Long Beach State University 67
8 University of Michigan 64
9 San Diego State University 61
10 University of California, Santa Barbara 57
11 Indiana University 49
12 San Jose State University 47
13 Hartwick College 36
13 University of California, Davis 36
15 University of California, Irvine 34
16 Arizona State University 24
17 University of California, San Diego 19
18 California State University, Northridge 15
19 Princeton University 13
20 Santa Clara University 5

Division III

Rank School Total Points
1 University of Redlands 97
2 Pomona Pitzer Colleges 95
3 Occidental College 87
4 California State Univ.- East Bay 84
5 Chapman University 81
6 Whittier College 72
7 Claremont Mudd Scripps Colleges 69
8 University of La Verne 59
9 University of California, Santa Cruz 51
10 Washington & Jefferson College 46

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