NSCAA – NCAA D1 COLLEGE MEN’S TEAMS

The NSCAA Releases Postseason Poll for NCAA Division I Men’s Teams

Concluding the 2015 college soccer season, the National Soccer Coaches Association of America has released the final postseason ranking of NCAA Division I teams.

The NSCAA regional and national college rankings are a week-to-week status of qualified programs. These polls are released on Tuesday afternoons on NSCAA.com during the college soccer season.

NSCAA NCAA Division I Men Final Postseason Ranking – National
As of Dec. 15, 2015

Rank	School	1st Votes	Total Points	Prev	W-L-T
1	Stanford University	22	598	7	17-2-2
2	Clemson University	1	561	3	17-2-3
3	University Of Akron	0	550	5	18-3-2
4	Syracuse University	0	541	6	15-5-3
5	Wake Forest University	1	499	1	17-3-2
6	Creighton University	0	477	9	19-4-0
7	University Of Maryland	0	438	12	12-5-6
8	Georgetown University	0	413	2	16-2-3
9	University Of North Carolina	0	378	4	15-2-3
10	Boston College	0	366	RV	11-8-2
11	University of Notre Dame	0	351	8	11-5-6
12	Seattle University	0	328	13	18-4-0
13	Southern Methodist University	0	319	11	14-3-4
14	Ohio State University	0	306	14	13-7-3
15	University of California Santa Barbara	0	254	22	14-7-2
16	Indiana University	0	239	19	13-5-3
17	University Of Denver	0	218	10	15-1-3
18	University Of South Florida	0	169	15	11-6-3
19	University Of Virginia	0	155	18	10-5-3
20	Coastal Carolina University	0	110	20	13-3-4
21	University Of North Carolina-Charlotte	0	101	RV	11-6-3
22	University Of South Carolina	0	82	21	11-8-2
23	UCLA	0	69	25	11-9-1
24	Florida International	0	57	16	12-7-1
25	Rutgers University	0	41	23	12-7-2

Also receiving votes: University Of Kentucky (34), Dartmouth College (33), Elon University (31), University Of Tulsa (22), Connecticut, University of (13), University Of Dayton (11), Radford University (7), Utah Valley University (6), American University (6), Lehigh University (5), Hofstra University (5), Drake University (5), Santa Clara University (2)\

2015 NSCAA Rankings Archive

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