UNH RANKS 55th IN LEARFIELD SPORTS NACDA DIRECTORS' CUP STANDINGS
Standings
CLEVELAND – The National Association of Collegiate
Directors of Athletics recently announced that the University of
New Hampshire ranks 55th out of more than 370 Division I schools in
the Learfield Sports NACDA Directors’ Cup standings at the
end of the winter sport season. It is the highest position the
Wildcats have held to date.
The Wildcats have amassed 260.50 points, including the 200.50
points they tallied during the winter season. The ski team, which
stands ninth overall, provided 63 points, while the men’s
hockey team chipped in 60 points with its fifth-place finish;
gymnastics placed 19th and added 52.5 points, while
women’s hockey supplied 25 points by virtue of an
eighth-place finish.
UNH stacks up well against schools it competes with, as well as
others in its geographical area. The Wildcats are the top team in
America East, rank second in the Colonial Athletic Association, are
third in Hockey East and third overall in the New England area.
NACDA’s first spring release will be handed out on Thursday, June 3, while the final standings will be announced at the completion of the spring season. For more information, including complete standings and scoring structure, visit www.nacda.com.
