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Cal Men Maintain No. 1 Ranking In Latest CWPA Varsity Polls

Courtesy: Collegiate Water Polo

BRIDGEPORT, Pa. — The University of California remains at No. 1 in the nation as the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) releases the 2022 Men’s Varsity National Top 20, Division III Top 10, Northeast Water Polo Conference (NWPC) Top Five and Mid-Atlantic Water Polo Conference (MAWPC) Top Five Week 11/November 16 Polls.

Pomona-Pitzer CollegesFordham University and Princeton University continue as unanimous No. 1 picks in the Division III, MAWPC and NWPC rankings, respectively, for another week.

Voted on by a panel of coaches from the MAWPC, NWPC, Golden Coast Conference, Western Water Polo Association (WWPA), Mountain Pacific Sports Federation (MPSF), SCIAC and the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), the polls will be compiled and released on Wednesday during each week of the season through the week following the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Championship.

2022 MEN’S VARSITY NATIONAL TOP 20 (WEEK 11/NOVEMBER 16)

The University of California enters the conference championship week at No. 1 in the Week 11/November 16 National Men’s Varsity Top 20 Poll.

California (99 points) maintains a three point lead over the University of California-Los Angeles (96 points) with the University of Southern California (90 points), Stanford University (86 points), the University of California-Davis (79 points), Long Beach State University (75 points) and University of the Pacific (69 points) following at No. 3-to-7, respectively.

Princeton University (64 points) acquires sole custody of the No. 8 position with Pepperdine University (63 points) cracking the Top 10 at No. 9.  The University of California-Santa Barbara (56 points), which tied Princeton at No. 8 last week, slips to No. 10.

The University of California-San Diego (46 points) and Loyola Marymount University (45 points) both rise one place to No. 11 and 12 with the University of California-Irvine (44 points) moving to No. 13.

San Jose State University (33 points) surpasses Harvard University (32 points) to take over at No. 14 and drop the Crimson to No. 15. Santa Clara University (23 points) and California Baptist University (21 points) exchange the No. 16 and 17 slots, while St. Francis College Brooklyn (13 points) moves in front of Fordham University (8 points) and George Washington University (8 points) to complete the Top 20.

2022 MEN’S VARSITY TOP 20 (WEEK 11/NOVEMBER 16)

Rank  Team Week 10 Poll Points
1  University of California 1 99
2  University of California-Los Angeles 2 96
3  University of Southern California 3 90
4  Stanford University 4 86
5  University of California-Davis 5 79
6  Long Beach State University 6 75
7  University of the Pacific 7 69
8  Princeton University 8 (T) 64
9  Pepperdine University 11 63
10  University of California-Santa Barbara 8 (T) 56
11  University of California-San Diego 12 46
12  Loyola Marymount University 13 45
13  University of California-Irvine 10 44
14  San Jose State University 15 33
15  Harvard University 14 32
16  Santa Clara University 17 23
17  California Baptist University 16 21
18  St. Francis College Brooklyn 20 13
19 (T)  Fordham University 18 8
19 (T)  George Washington University 19 8
RV  U.S. Air Force Academy RV 4

2022 MEN’S VARSITY DIVISION III TOP 10 (WEEK 11/NOVEMBER 16)

Pomona-Pitzer Colleges continues at No. 1 in the Week 11/November 16 Men’s Varsity Division III Top 10 Poll.

The Sagehens (100 points) lead runner-up Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges (92 points) by eight points, while California Lutheran University (90 points) supplants Occidental College (85 points) to take over at No. 3.

Chapman University (81 points) and the University of Redlands (74 points) exchange the No. 5 and 6 positions, while Whittier College (69 points), Johns Hopkins University (68 points), the University of La Verne (49 points) and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (45 points) complete the Top 10.

2022 MEN’S VARSITY DIVISION III TOP 10 (WEEK 11/NOVEMBER 16)

Rank  Team Week 10 Poll Points
1  Pomona-Pitzer Colleges 1 100
2  Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges 2 92
3  California Lutheran University 4 90
4  Occidental College 3 85
5  Chapman University 5 81
6  University of Redlands 6 74
7  Whittier College 7 69
8  Johns Hopkins University 8 68
9  University of La Verne 9 49
10  Massachusetts Institute of Technology 10 45
RV  Augustana College RV 22

2022 MEN’S VARSITY MID-ATLANTIC WATER POLO CONFERENCE TOP 5 (WEEK 11/NOVEMBER 16)

Fordham University continues to hold down the No. 1 spot in the Week 11/November 16 Mid-Atlantic Water Polo Conference (MAWPC) Top Five Poll.

The Rams (100 points) retain a five-point lead over George Washington University (95 points), while Bucknell University (86 points), Wagner College (85 points) and the United States Naval Academy (49 points) hang on at No. 3-to-5.

2022 MEN’S VARSITY MID-ATLANTIC WATER POLO CONFERENCE TOP 5 (WEEK 11/NOVEMBER 16)

Rank  Team Week 10 Poll Points
1  Fordham University 1 100
2  George Washington University 2 95
3  Bucknell University 3 86
4  Wagner College 4 85
5  U.S. Naval Academy 5 49
RV  Salem University RV 35

2022 MEN’S VARSITY NORTHEAST WATER POLO CONFERENCE TOP 5 (WEEK 11/NOVEMBER 16)

The Week 11/November 16 Northeast Water Polo Conference (NWPC) Top Five Poll remains unchanged from the Week 5, Week 6, Week 7, Week 8, Week 9 and Week 10 voting as Princeton University continues at No 1.

The 2018 and 2021 NWPC Champion Tigers (100 points) rate as a unanimous top pick, while 2016, 2017 and 2019 NWPC Champion Harvard University (95 points) stays at No. 2.

St. Francis College Brooklyn (90 points), Brown University (85 points) and Iona University (80 points) hold tight at No. 3-to-5.

2022 MEN’S VARSITY NORTHEAST WATER POLO CONFERENCE TOP 5 (WEEK 11/NOVEMBER 16)

Rank  Team Week 10 Poll Points
1  Princeton University 1 100
2  Harvard University 2 95
3  St. Francis College Brooklyn 3 90
4  Brown University 4 85
5  Iona University 5 80

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