By Madeline Folsom on SwimSwam
The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) released their Division III December Dual Meet Polls and the Emory women maintained their number one position by just one point over NYU while the Denison men jumped two spots to take over the lead.
Women’s Rankings
The top five on the women’s side stayed exactly the same from November with Emory leading the charge. They came in at 363 point to sit just one point ahead of NYU who had 362. Kenyon was 3rd just seven points back in 355 to leave the whole top three separated by eight total points.
Denison and MIT are a little further pack in 3rd and 4th with 330 and 313 points respectively.
The rest of the top 10 also stayed the same with a few of the teams switching places with one another but Chicago, Pomona-Pitzer, Willias, Tufts, and Hope round out the teams.
Ithaca sits in 25th, making their way onto the list for the 1st time while Salisbury was 22nd to make their way back onto the list after falling off in November.
Rk Prv Team Pts Record 1 1 Emory 363 2-1 2 2 NYU 362 4-1 3 3 Kenyon 355 5-2 4 4 Denison 330 2-1 5 5 MIT 313 2-2 6 7 Chicago 300 4-0 7 6 Pomona-Pitzer 287 9-0 8 8 Williams 270 5-0 9 10 Tufts 253 3-1 10 9 Hope 228 0-0 11 12 WashU 222 0-2 12 11 Carnegie Mellon 208 3-0 13 18 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 195 1-4 14 17 Calvin 177 1-2 15 13 Swarthmore 172 6-0 16 19 Colby 144 3-0 17 14 Case Western Reserve 139 4-1 18 22 Gettysburg 108 5-2 19 14 Johns Hopkins 97 5-1 20 16 Amherst 90 2-1 21 24 SUNY Geneseo 80 7-0 22 NR Salisbury 58 3-2 23 21 Middlebury 52 1-1 24 20 Trinity U 49 2-1 25 NR Ithaca 17 6-1Also Receiving Votes: Washington and Lee (9)
Men’s Rankings
The Division III men’s rankings saw far more shifting as Denison jumped up from 3rd overall in November to lead the December rankings after winning the Denison Invitational at the beginning of the month, defeating Emory. Denison started the season in 1st after they won the 2025 DIII NCAA title.
The NYU men jumped six places to move from 8th into 2nd after beating the College of New Jersey and Fordham at the beginning of the month.
Emory dropped back to 3rd with Chicago dropping to 4th overall. Carnegie Mellon and Kenyon also dropped a spot each.
MIT made a massive jump from 12th to move into 7th overall ahead of WashU with Pomona-Pitzer and Calvin staying in the same spot to round out the top 10 teams.
Salisbury (16th), Conn College (21st) and Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (22nd) all earned their way onto the list after being unranked in November. All three were originally ranked in October.
Rk Prv Team Pts Record 1 3 Denison 425 4-0 2 8 NYU 405 4-1 3 1 Emory 392 1-2 4 2 Chicago 375 4-0 5 4 Carnegie Mellon 358 4-0 6 5 Kenyon 339 3-4 7 12 MIT 324 2-1 8 6 WashU 306 1-1 9 9 Pomona-Pitzer 288 7-1 10 10 Calvin 272 1-2 11 7 Case Western Reserve 246 4-1 12 16 Tufts 244 3-1 13 14 TCNJ 223 2-2 14 15 Johns Hopkins 198 4-1 15 18 SUNY Geneseo 183 7-0 16 NR Salisbury 169 3-2 17 11 Hope 145 0–0 18 17 Williams 138 5-0 19 13 UC Santa Cruz 110 1-0 20 22 Gettysburg 107 4-2 21 NR Connecticut College 78 3-0 22 NR Claremont-Mudd-Scripps 60 1-2 23 23 John Carroll 39 1-3 24 24 RIT 34 2-1 25 19 Trinity (TX) 32 3-1Also Receiving Votes: Bates (21), Grinnell (6), Hamilton (4), Colby (2), Ithaca (2)
Division III Women’s Poll Committee
Chris Brown (Scranton), Greg Brown (Gettysburg), Brad Burnham (Bowdoin), Jay Daniels (Puget Sound), Meg French (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), John Geissinger (Hamilton), Alex Henderson (Washington and Lee), Tom Jansen (Claremont-Mudd-Scripps), Shannon O’Brien (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute), Cathleen Pruden (Trinity University (TX)), Annie Ryder (University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire), Chris Swenson (Kean), Jake Taber (Hope), Jason Weber (Chicago), Mark Yankovich (Widener)
Division III Men’s Poll Committee Justin Anderson (Mary Washington), Phil Baretela (Rochester Institute of Technology), Andy Brabson (Caltech), Peter Casares (Bates), Keith Crawford (Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology), Sam Davy (Swarthmore College), Paul Dotterweich (SUNY Geneseo), Dave Dow (The College of New Jersey), Mabel Fowler (Trinity University (TX)), James Halliburton (Washington University in St. Louis), Rob Harrington (Wooster), Leo Litovsky (Skidmore), Connor Rumpit (New York University), Brent Summers (Willamette University), Sean Tedesco (U.S. Merchant Marine Academy), Jason Weber (Chicago).
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