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2003: Men's Top 25 Poll | Women's Top 25 Poll

Soccer Top 25 Compiled by Gary Davidson, managing editor, www.SoccerTimes.com

Final regular season
Tuesday, November 18, 2003

(Records include games of Sunday, November 16, 2003)

(First-place votes in parentheses)

Rank School Record Pts LW
1 UCLA (16) 18-1-1 400 1
2 Maryland 17-2-1 377 3
3 Notre Dame 15-3-3 363 6
4 Wake Forest 15-4-0 333 2
5 Saint Louis 13-3-3 329 7
6 St. John's 14-5-2 314 4
7 Indiana 12-3-5 310 9
8 North Carolina 12-3-4 277 8
9 Washington 12-4-2 249 12
10 Virginia Commmonwealth 16-4-0 245 14
11 Santa Clara 13-3-3 229 5
12 Coastal Carolina 18-2-0 208 13
13 California-Santa Barbara 15-4-1 194 15
14 Florida International 13-4-2 189 20
15 California State-Northridge 14-3-2 153 17
16 Old Dominion 14-3-1 143 11
17 San Diego 12-4-3 125 20
18 Akron 14-4-2 111 16
19 Virginia Tech 14-4-2 102 18t
20 Southern Methodist 13-6-2 99 25
21 Brown 10-3-3 70 23t
22 Fairleigh Dickinson 14-4-1 65 23t
23 Hartwick 15-2-1 60 21
24 Tulsa 12-5-2 48 18t
25 Michigan 13-6-0 46 nr

Key: Pts - Total points. LW - Last week's ranking. t - tie.

Dropped out: No. 22 Oregon State

Others receiving votes: Loyola Marymount 44, Oregon State 29, Rutgers 24, Creighton 18, Bradley 15, Virginia 14, Connecticut 8, Davidson 6, Kentucky 3, Alabama-Birmingham 3, Wisconsin-Milwaukee 3, Yale 2, San Jose State 1.

Voting panel: Louis Bennett, Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Mark Berson, South Carolina; Sasho Cirovski, Maryland; Ian Collins, Kentucky; Mike Doherty, Colgate; Dan Donigan, Saint Louis; Mike Getman, Alabama-Birmingham; Kevin Grimes, California; Schellas Hyndman, Southern Methodist; Paul Krumpe, Loyola Marymount; Ken Lolla, Akron; Al Mistri, California State-Fullerton; Bob Reasso, Rutgers; Ray Reid, Connecticut; John Rennie, Duke; Keith Tabatznik, Georgetown; Bob Warming, Creighton; Jerry Yeagley, Indiana.

Voting method: On each ballot, 25 points awarded for first place, 24 for second place, 23 for third, etc., to 1 point for 25th place.

Previous 2003 Top 25 Polls
November 10
November 3
October 27
October 20
October 13
October 6
September 29
September 22
September 15
September 8
September 2
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