Team Also Retains Regional Ranking After Bye Week
WILLIAMSBURG, VA - In a week of many teams gaining or losing spots, William and Mary held steady in the national and regional polls during a bye week. The top of the MONDO rankings saw Arkansas grab the No. 1 ranking away from Wisconsin, who had held it all season to this point. The Tribe also maintained their grip on the top of the regional poll this week.
The men continue their mid-season training break for another weekend before traveling to the Brooks Pre-National Invitational on October 15.
MONDO MEN\'S NCAA-I CROSS COUNTRY POLL
Oct. 4, 2005
Team (#1 votes), Region, Points, Previous
1. Arkansas (9), SC, 473, 2
2. Wisconsin (7), GL, 465, 1
3. Colorado, M, 461, 3
4. Brigham Young, M, 420, 4
5. Stanford, W, 415, 5
6. Arizona, W, 412, 7
7. Notre Dame, GL, 382, 6
8. Iona College, NE, 365, 8
9. Texas, SC, 320, 9
10. Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, W, 317, 11
11. UTEP, M, 289, 13
12. Georgetown, MA, 276, 12
13. Florida, S, 258, NR
14. Iowa, MW, 250, 10
15. William and Mary, SE, 232, 15
16. Portland, W, 223, 22
17. Florida State, S, 220, 18
18. Ohio State, GL, 206, 16
19. Michigan, GL, 175, 14
20. Minnesota, MW, 150, 20
21. Indiana, GL, 143, 19
22. Dartmouth, NE, 137, NR
23. North Carolina State, SE, 132, 17
24. Washington, W, 116, NR
25. American, MA, 105, 25
26. Air Force, M, 99, 21
27. Arizona State, W, 78, 23
28. Kansas, MW, 70, 24
29. Virginia, SE, 65, 27
30. Colorado State, M, 38, 26Southeast Region 2005 Poll 10-4
Compiled by Michael Curcio
Team, Previous
1. William and Mary, 1
2. University of Virginia, 2
3. North Carolina State, 3
4. Duke, 8
5. Liberty, NR
6. Norfolk State, 4
7. Wake Forest, 6
8. James Madison, 5
9. Appalachian State, 14
10. UNC Charlotte, 7
11. Clemson, 9
12. UNC Chapel Hill, 12
13. High Point, 11
14. Eastern Kentucky, 10
15. Louisville, 13