KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Nov. 5, 2019) — There were few changes at the top the polls as United Soccer Coaches released the latest rankings for all levels of the NCAA, Junior College and NCCAA men’s and women’s soccer on Tuesday.
Grace College took over the top spot in the NCCAA Division I women’s poll while all the other top-ranked teams held their spots.
United Soccer Coaches Rankings – Nov. 5, 2019
| NCAA Division I | Men | Women |
| NCAA Division II | Men | Women |
| NCAA Division III | Men | Women |
| Junior College Division I | Men | Women |
| Junior College Division III | Men | Women |
| NCCAA Division I | Men | Women |
| NCCAA Division II | Men | Women |
Washington is holding down the top spot in the NCAA Division I men’s poll for the third consecutive ranking, while Virginia is No. 1 on the women’s side for the eighth straight week.
In NCAA Division II, Azusa Pacific is No. 1 in the men’s poll for the fifth straight time, while Colorado-Colorado Springs is tops in the women’s ranking for the sixth straight week.
At the NCAA Division III level, Amherst College is atop the men’s poll for the fourth consecutive ranking and Messiah College tops the women’s ranking for the third straight time.
The men’s and women’s teams from Monroe College-New Rochelle continue their strongholds on the No. 1 spot in the Junior College Division I polls yet again this week. There are no new regular season Junior College Division III polls this season.
Oklahoma Wesleyan continued its stay at No. 1 in the NCCAA Division I men’s poll while Grace College took over the top spot in the women’s ranking. In Division II, Pensacola Christian College and Bob Jones University are No. 1 in the men’s and women’s rankings again this week.
United Soccer Coaches college rankings, released every Tuesday during the regular season, are an indicator of the week-to-week status of qualified programs and in no way should be used as a guide or indicator of eligibility for championship selection. To be eligible for consideration in United Soccer Coaches college rankings, a school must be a member of the United Soccer Coaches College Services Program.