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BC Remains Atop the ILWomen/IWLCA Division I Poll

By IWLCA Admin, 02/21/22, 10:00AM EST

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2022 ILWomen/IWLCA Division I Poll – February 21

 

No. 1 Boston College (3-0) remains atop the polls for Week 2 after defeating UMass and Boston University this week. North Carolina, Syracuse and Stony Brook round out the top four with a Carolina win against Florida and Syracuse defeating Stony Brook head-to-head.  

The Maryland Terrapins slid into the fifth spot after defeating Virginia at the start of the weekend off of big efforts from Aurora Cordingley and Libby May.  

No. 22 Vanderbilt and No. 23 USC cracked into the Top 25 for the first time this spring, after defeating Notre Dame 14-12 and Jacksonville 13-12, respectively. No. 12 Denver made another jump up the polls, previously being ranked No. 15 with a road win against Stanford this Friday. 

Check back each Monday morning for the release of the new ILWomen/IWLCA Division I Poll. The ILWomen/IWLCA Polls consist of voters representing college coaches and media members who follow the weekly happenings across women’s lacrosse.

 

Rank

Institution

Points (FPV)

Last Poll

1

 Boston College (3 - 0)

625 (25)

2

 North Carolina (3 - 0)

599

3

 Syracuse (3 - 0)

576

4

 Stony Brook (0 - 1)

512

5

 Maryland (2 - 0)

483

6

 Northwestern (2 - 1)

479

7

 Florida (1 - 1)

461

8

 Duke (4 - 0)

454

9

 Loyola (1 - 0)

419

10

 Michigan (4 - 0)

391

11 

11

 Princeton (1 - 0)

383

16 

12

 Denver (3 - 0)

361

15 

13

 Virginia (2 - 2)

293

10 

14

 Rutgers (3 - 0)

252

17 

15

 Drexel (3 - 0)

229

19 

16

 Stanford (1 - 2)

197

14 

17

 Notre Dame (1 - 2)

186

12 

18

 James Madison (1 - 2)

167

13 

19

 Penn (1 - 0)

162

20 

20

 Temple (3 - 0)

157

22 

21

 Jacksonville (2 - 1)

156

18 

22

 Vanderbilt (2 - 0)

153

NR 

23

 USC (3 - 0)

133

NR 

24

 Johns Hopkins (1 - 1)

48

21 

25

 UConn (1 - 1)

39

23 

RV

 UMass, Colorado, Ohio State, Virginia Tech, Navy