Sailing World’s College Rankings, presented by Gill and Sailors for the Sea, are determined by an open coaches poll. For more information on the poll, or on how your team’s coach can become a part of it, visit http://bit.ly/9jqgev. The number of first place votes a team received is in brackets. This is the first national ranking for the Fall 2015 season, based on results through September 30th.
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| Coed | Total Points |
|---|---|
| Yale [4] | 407 |
| Georgetown [13] | 406 |
| Coast Guard [5] | 393 |
| Boston College | 372 |
| Roger Williams | 291 |
| Harvard | 285 |
| Charleston | 276 |
| St. Mary’s | 274 |
| Dartmouth | 229 |
| Old Dominion | 219 |
| Boston University | 217 |
| Navy | 198 |
| Brown (tie) | 172 |
| Stanford | 172 |
| Bowdoin | 137 |
| Tufts | 114 |
| Fordham | 104 |
| MIT | 84 |
| Hobart/Wm. Smith (tie) | 46 |
| Rhode Island | 46 |
Also receiving votes: Vermont, Eckerd, George Washington, King’s Point, SUNY Maritime, Univ. Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Connecticut College, Southern California, UC Santa Barbara, South Florida, Virginia, Cornell, Christopher Newport, Jacksonville, Penn State, UC San Diego
| Women | Total Points |
|---|---|
| Georgetown (tie) [5] | 285 |
| Yale [1] | 285 |
| Coast Guard [14] | 282 |
| St. Mary’s [2] | 221 |
| Bowdoin | 207 |
| Rhode Island | 194 |
| George Washington | 170 |
| Dartmouth | 161 |
| Stanford | 148 |
| South Florida | 124 |
| Charleston | 116 |
| Boston College | 105 |
| Brown | 100 |
| Tufts | 65 |
| Wisconsin | 25 |
Also receiving votes: Navy, Connecticut College, Eckerd, Northeastern, Vermont, Boston University, Old Dominion, Cornell, Fordham, Harvard, Hobart/Wm. Smith, Christopher Newport, Jacksonville, UC Santa Barbara, Miami
22 coaches participated in the poll: King’s Point, Charleston, SUNY Maritime, Univ. Pennsylvania, Dartmouth, Roger Williams, Hobart/Wm. Smith, South Florida, Vermont, UC San Diego, George Washington, Washington College, Harvard, Coast Guard, Wisconsin, Christopher Newport, St. Mary’s, Bowdoin, Georgetown, Brown, Cornell, Eckerd
