National Rankings ! Where is your College ?

The first cricket in the USA to be broadcast on ESPN - the Finals of the 2014 American College Cricket National Championship, also shown on TV Asia. Lloyd Jodah with the Captains & Umpires beginning the broadcast

The first cricket in the USA to be broadcast on ESPN – the Finals of the 2014 American College Cricket National Championship, also shown on TV Asia. Lloyd Jodah with the Captains & Umpires beginning the broadcast

American College Cricket has over 70 member colleges, here are the Top 33 clubs in our Power Rankings, as of July 4th.

Power Rankings are based on :

1 – Points at National Championship in Group stages. Final 4 = Top 4, Quarter Finalists receive 3 additional Points. Teams that played in the 2014 National Championship rank ahead of all other teams, regardless of points.
2 – Ranking going into National Championship after 2013 Regionals & 2013 Home & Away season
3 – 2014 American College Cricket Home & Away season so far (1 point per game played)
4 – 5 additional points to teams that have a field to play Home games on campus.
5 – 5 additional Points for Promotion of American College Cricket & your Club in media (college & external), social media (Facebook, Twitter etc) & other general raising of the profile of American College Cricket.

All of the above is dependent on the absence of any disciplinary issue or conduct not in the “Spirit of Cricket” by a club.

The American College Cricket Regional Championships will begin in late Sept 2014 and continue throughout the Fall. The American College Cricket (Home & Away) League season will continue in Sept and end at Christmas Break.

POWER RANKINGS :

1 – University of South Florida (USF Bulls) 2014 National Champion
2 – Auburn University (AU Tigers)
3 – Rutgers University (Scarlet Knights)
4 – West Virginia University (WVU Mountaineers)
5 – University of Texas Arlington (UTA Mavericks)
6 – U of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC Retreivers)
7 – Ryerson University (Ryerson Rams)
8 – University of Pennsylvania (Penn Quakers)
9 – Harvard University (Harvard Crimson)
10 – University of South Alabama (S.A Jaguars)
11 – Virginia Tech University (VT Hokies)
12 – Boston University (BU Terriers)
13 – Carnegie Mellon University (CMU Tartans)
14 – Syracuse University (Orange)
15 – Penn State University (Nittany Lions)
16 – Wayne State University (WSU Warriors)
17 – Arkansas State University (ASU Red Wolves)
18 – Texas Tech University (Red Raiders)
19 – Texas A & M University ( Aggies)
20 – Northern Illinois University ( NIU Huskies)
21 – University of Houston Clearlake (UHCL Hawks)
22 – Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University ( Eagles)
23 – Georgia Tech University ( GT Yellow Jackets)
24 – University of Florida (UF Gators)
25 – Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT Engineers)
26 – Iowa State University (Cyclones)
27 – Northeastern University (NE Huskies)
28 – Yale University (Yale Bull Dogs)
29 – Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT Tigers)
30 – Princeton University (Tigers)
31 – Cornell University (Cornell Bears)
32 – Florida Institute of Technology (FIT Panthers)
33 – Dartmouth University (Big Green)

To begin a club in your college, or to join American College Cricket contact Lloyd Jodah, Founder & President, EMAIL : Dogevpr2@aim.com

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