List of NCAA Division I men's soccer teams ranked in the 2019 Top 25 coaches poll

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2019 NCAA Division I
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Top 25 coaches poll
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This is a week-by-week listing of the NCAA Division I teams ranked in the 2019 Top 25 coaches poll of the United Soccer Coaches (formerly the National Soccer Coaches Association of America NSCAA), the most widely recognized national collegiate soccer ranking system in the U.S. Several weeks prior to the season and each week during the playing season, the 206 Division I teams are voted on by a panel of 24 coaches from the division during a weekly conference call, with the rankings then announced early on Tuesday afternoon (Eastern Time). The poll has no bearing on the selections for the 2018 NCAA Division I Men's Soccer Championship, and the coaches association states: "United Soccer Coaches College Rankings are an indicator of week-to-week status of qualified programs and in no way should be used as a guide or indicator of eligibility for championship selection." [1]

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Rankings

First place votes received in parentheses; rv = received votes. Source = [2] [3]

SchoolPreseason
August 8
Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4Week 5Week 6Week 7Week 8Week 9Week 10Week 11Week 12Final Poll
Georgetown 13653 (1)2 (3)51213733321 (25)
Virginia 127653 (4)1 (20)1 (25)1 (22)6442 (6)1 (27)2
Wake Forest 4 (4)1 (16)1 (24)1 (26)7364 (1)277793 (1)
Stanford 54 (2)321 (19)2755554 (1)74 (1)
Clemson rv19137461183221 (19)35
Washington rv1381210722 (4)1 (21)1 (21)1 (23)6 (1)46
SMU rvrv22884331212111057
UC Santa Barbara rvrv1720191516228
Indiana 2 (6)2 (3)4 (1)4 (1)5 (1)84610109869
UCF 1515161312119118665810
Marshall rvrvrv21152014131111
St. John's rv199912107488141412
Virginia Tech 1610917182222rv252222192313
Providence rv2114
Saint Mary's 1187661089131112111015
Missouri State rv19171414991091216
Michigan 24rvrv1717
Penn State rvrvrv191613121318
Seattle rvrvrvrv212019
Louisville 14rv20rv1724rvrvrv25rvrv20
Charlotte 21171210119510171817171521
New Hampshire rv22211815151315141418181622
Kentucky 89172123191620161516151923
Campbell rvrvrv2424
UC Davis rvrvrvrv24241825
Maryland 1 (13)3 (9)2425rvrv252522172322rvrv
Pitt rvrvrv25rvrv
Coastal Carolina 1215rvrvrvrv
West Virginia 2324rv20rv23rvrv
Wright State rvrv
NC State rvrvrvrvrv202323rvrvrvrvrv
Loyola Marymount rv24rvrvrvrvrvrvrv
Rhode Island rvrvrvrvrvrvrv
FIU rvrv221613151211131923rvrv
Syracuse rvrvrv
Yale rvrvrvrv2424rvrvrv25rv
Boston College rvrvrvrvrvrv
James Madison 17rvrv20161718rv21rvrvrv
UNCW rvrvrv2120rv
Butler rvrv
California tbrv
San Diego rvrvrv2523161823rvrvrv
Oral Roberts rvrvrvrvrvrv2420rvrv
Western Michigan rv25rv
Princeton rvrvrvrvrv
Notre Dame 911101621rvrvrvrvrvrv
Central Arkansas rvrv
Memphis rvrvrvrvrv
Loyola Maryland rvrvrv
North Carolina 6 (2)2018111420181921rv
UIC rvrv
Saint Louis rvrvrvrv
Loyola Chicago rvrv
Mount St. Mary's rvrvrv
Navy rvrv25211922rv
Duke 1052 (2)15rv1821rv
Utah Valley rvrv
Cal State Fullerton 2314131424rv
Creighton rvrvrvrvrvrv
Rutders rv2422rv
Cornell rv
UTRGV rv
Ohio State rvrvrv
Xavier 141119rv
UC Riverside rvrv
Florida Gulf Coast 1814rvrv
Cal State Northridge rvrv23
South Florida rv
UCLA rvrv
Air Force 1925rv
Lehigh rv
Villanova rvrv
Bowling Green 25rv
Mercer rvrv
Oregon State 22rvrv
Michigan State 716rv
Portland 20rv
Akron 3 (2)21rv
UConn rv23rv
Fairleigh Dickinson rv
Denver 18rv
Hofstra rv
Georgia Southern rv
LIU rv
UC Irvine 25rv
Wisconsin rv
Pacific rv
Colgate rv
VCU rv
Furman rv
Lipscomb rv

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References

  1. "College Rankings". United Soccer Coaches. Retrieved August 31, 2019.
  2. "NATIONAL - PRE-SEASON POLL - AUGUST 6, 2019". United Soccer Coaches. Retrieved August 31, 2019.
  3. "NATIONAL - - DECEMBER 17, 2019". United Soccer Coaches. Retrieved January 3, 2020.