College Women
Last year, the top four teams in the Ivy League traded victories for a very exciting season that eventually named Brown its victor.
UConn has established a nice lead in the DI Northeast conference, improving to 3-0 after a 48-5 win over Rhode Island last weekend.
First it was Army, and now it’s Quinnipiac that has banked its first-ever 15s win against Norwich. The Bobcats traveled to Northfield, Vt., for this all-varsity matchup and returned to Connecticut with a 48-19 victory (read more).
An absolutely fantastic weekend evolved in State College, Pa., as three of the top-ranked DI women’s colleges assembled for a round robin. This was no friendly series, however, as Penn State, Lindenwood, and Army all knew this competition would be the best competition they’d see before post-season.
Taking a note from the men’s college rankings, the Women’s DI College Top 20s have been parceled into seasons. These rankings include fall-based and split-season teams, as well as any spring teams that play meaningful (i.e., competitive) schedules throughout the remainder of 2015. In the New Year, a new Top 20 will evaluate teams building toward a spring championship.
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