Virginia Women’s Lacrosse Ranks Third Nationally

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March 20, 2000

Charlottesville, Va.-The IWLCA Poll Committee has released thethird week’s rankings for the NCAA Division I lacrosse field for 2000.Rankings will be released weekly on Monday afternoons.

The same 20 teams stayed in the poll this week, but there was a bitof shuffling. Princeton jumped five spots after recording two top-10victories last week, and Boston University jumped into the top-10 for thefirst time in school history with a pair of wins last week.

The IWLCA Poll for March 20 is as follows (with current records,poll points,first place votes, and last week’s ranking)

1. Maryland 5-1 176 (5) 1
2. James Madison 4-0 174 (4) 3
3. Virginia 5-1 157 4
4. Princeton 3-1 147 9
5. Duke 3-2 137 2
6. Georgetown 4-1 127 6
7. North Carolina 5-2 126 5
8. Loyola 2-2 125 8
9. Dartmouth 1-0 113 7
10. Boston University 3-0 112 12
11. George Mason 3-1 81 11
12. Delaware 4-0 78 14
13. Penn State 2-3 71 13
14. Yale 3-0 67 10
15. Syracuse 1-3 50 15
16. Cornell 3-0 33 17
17. Temple 2-2 31 19
18. Vanderbilt 2-3 27 16
19. Old Dominion 2-3 25 20
20. William & Mary 1-3 17 18

Also receiving votes: Virginia Tech

In games involving ranked teams this week, #1 Maryland hosts #9Dartmouth on Tuesday. Wednesday in the Commonwealth of Virginia is anexciting day as #2 James Madison travels to #19 Old Dominion and #20William and Mary travels to #3 Virginia. On Saturday 14 ranked teams willface each other, with #5 Duke hosting #6 Georgetown and the Cavalierswelcoming #7 North Carolina in a crucial ACC battle. Conference battlesinvolving top-20 teams include #14 Yale vs #9 Dartmouth and #8 Loyolaagainst the Tribe. The second-ranked Dukes take on former CAA-rival #12Delaware while the Terps welcome the Monarchs. Also on Saturday #13 PennState takes on #4 Princeton. On Sunday new #10 Boston University travels to#18 Vanderbilt.

This poll can also be accessed through the hotline, which is (804)923-0631, and then pressing 2.

The next weekly poll will be available next Monday, March 26.

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