bunny
April 16th, 2005, 02:50 PM
The UPA College Championships of ultimate frisbee will be played on Memorial Day weekend in Corvallis, OR. Who are the top prospects from I-AA schools?
In the open division Brown is ranked 3rd in the country and look to be the top team out of the New England Region. More Ivies Dartmath (#24) and Harvard (#25) have cracked the top 25 and will compete for a spot in the big show.
A-10 teams William & Mary (#42) and Richmond (#43) are among the favorites in the competative Atlantic Coast region.
Last year Delaware, Brown and Wm. & Mary qualified for the Championship tourney.
Other I-AA teams with rankings as of April 12...
#47 Penn (Metro East)
#54 Delaware (Metro East)
#56 Southwest Missouri State (South)
#66 UMass (New England)
#79 Cornell (Metro East)
#89 Bucknell (Metro East)
#93 Texas State (South)
#112 James Madison (Atlantic Coast)
#126 Princeton (Metro East)
#135 Yale (Metro East)
#138 Georgia Southern (South)
#144 Western Illinois (Great Lakes)
#152 Columbia (Metro East)
#158 Fordham (Metro East)
#187 UT Chattanooga (Atlantic Coast)
#188 Georgetown (Metro East)
#194 Lehigh (Metro East)
#205 New Hampshire (New England)
#221 Villanova (Metro East)
#230 Western Kentuky (Great Lakes)
#252 Lafayette (Metro East)
#265 Colgate (Metro East)
#297 Holy Cross (New England)
#323 Southern Illinois (Great Lakes)
#337 Hoftsra (Metro East)
#339 Wofford (Atlantic Coast)
#340 Rhode Island (New England)
For the Women's Division Brown was the only I-AA school to qualify for the Championships. It would be surprising for a non Ivy League school to make it this year, but Delaware and Bucknell have done so in previous years - both have a chance to do it again this spring.
Ranked teams are...
#17 Dartmouth (New England)
#21 Cornell (Metro East)
#22 Brown (New England)
#25 Yale (New England)
#52 UMass (New England)
#65 Richmond (Atlantic Coast)
#72 Bucknell (Metro East)
#73 Delaware (Metro East)
#74 William & Mary (Atlantic Coast)
#88 Columbia (Metro East)
#90 Harvard (New England)
#92 New Hampshire (New England)
#96 Fordham (Metro East)
#116 Towson (Metro East)
#129 James Madison (Atlantic Coast)
In the open division Brown is ranked 3rd in the country and look to be the top team out of the New England Region. More Ivies Dartmath (#24) and Harvard (#25) have cracked the top 25 and will compete for a spot in the big show.
A-10 teams William & Mary (#42) and Richmond (#43) are among the favorites in the competative Atlantic Coast region.
Last year Delaware, Brown and Wm. & Mary qualified for the Championship tourney.
Other I-AA teams with rankings as of April 12...
#47 Penn (Metro East)
#54 Delaware (Metro East)
#56 Southwest Missouri State (South)
#66 UMass (New England)
#79 Cornell (Metro East)
#89 Bucknell (Metro East)
#93 Texas State (South)
#112 James Madison (Atlantic Coast)
#126 Princeton (Metro East)
#135 Yale (Metro East)
#138 Georgia Southern (South)
#144 Western Illinois (Great Lakes)
#152 Columbia (Metro East)
#158 Fordham (Metro East)
#187 UT Chattanooga (Atlantic Coast)
#188 Georgetown (Metro East)
#194 Lehigh (Metro East)
#205 New Hampshire (New England)
#221 Villanova (Metro East)
#230 Western Kentuky (Great Lakes)
#252 Lafayette (Metro East)
#265 Colgate (Metro East)
#297 Holy Cross (New England)
#323 Southern Illinois (Great Lakes)
#337 Hoftsra (Metro East)
#339 Wofford (Atlantic Coast)
#340 Rhode Island (New England)
For the Women's Division Brown was the only I-AA school to qualify for the Championships. It would be surprising for a non Ivy League school to make it this year, but Delaware and Bucknell have done so in previous years - both have a chance to do it again this spring.
Ranked teams are...
#17 Dartmouth (New England)
#21 Cornell (Metro East)
#22 Brown (New England)
#25 Yale (New England)
#52 UMass (New England)
#65 Richmond (Atlantic Coast)
#72 Bucknell (Metro East)
#73 Delaware (Metro East)
#74 William & Mary (Atlantic Coast)
#88 Columbia (Metro East)
#90 Harvard (New England)
#92 New Hampshire (New England)
#96 Fordham (Metro East)
#116 Towson (Metro East)
#129 James Madison (Atlantic Coast)