CSCAA Releases Final NCAA Division III Dual Meet Coaches Polls

EVANSTON, Illinois, February 1. THE College Swim Coaches Association of America has released its final NCAA Division III College Dual Meet Polls of the 2011-12 season. The CSCAA will be releasing a championship meet prediction poll ahead of the championships meets in March.

Women
1. Emory University
2. Denison University
3. Kenyon College
4. Williams College
5. Johns Hopkins University
6. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
7. Amherst College
8. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
9. University of Chicago
10. The College of New Jersey
11. Stevens Institute of Technology
12. Grove City College
13. Washington University in St. Louis
14. UW-La Crosse
15. Ithaca College
16. Middlebury College
17. Carnegie Mellon University
18. University of Rochester
19. Connecticut College
20. UW-Eau Claire
21. New York University
22. Tufts University
23. Springfield College
24. Calvin College
25. UW-Stevens Point
Others receiving votes: Whitworth College, Wesleyan College, Washington & Lee University, Keene State College, Wheaton College (IL), Ithaca College, SUNY-New Paltz, Gettysburg College (PA), University of Mary Washington

Men
1. Kenyon College
2. Denison University
3. Emory University
4. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
5. Johns Hopkins University
6. The College of New Jersey
7. Amherst College
8. Stevens Institute of Technology
9. Williams College
10. DePauw University
11. Ohio Northern University
12. University of Chicago
13. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
14. Case Western Reserve University
15. Washington University in St. Louis
16. Carnegie Mellon University
17. UW-Stevens Point
18. Hartwick College
19. Washington & Lee University
20. New York University
21. University of Rochester
22. Connecticut College
23. United State Coast Guard Academy
24. Whitworth College
25. Keene State College
Others receiving votes: Gettysburg College, Ithaca College (NY), Grove City College, Kalamazoo College

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