For your viewing convenience… New England. Summary. Singles: Amherst is winning. Doubles: Williams is winning. Cue Bates fans, “What about us?” Northeast. This website is really hard to read, but man, that singles draw couldn’t have gone more to form. And that doubles draw really couldn’t have not done that in any way at...
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- #1 Emory
- #2 Kenyon
- #3 Williams
- #4 Wash U
- #5 CMS
- #6 Bowdoin
- #7 Johns Hopkins
- #8 UC Santa Cruz
- #9 Trinity (TX)
- #10 Pomona-Pitzer
- #11 Cal Lutheran
- #12 NCW
- #13 Whitman
- #14 Middlebury
- #15 Bates
- #16 Redlands
- #17 Case Western
- #18 Carnegie Mellon
- “#19″ Amherst
- #20 Washington & Lee
- #21 Mary Washington
- #22 Skidmore
- #23 Swarthmore
- #24 Trinity (CT)
- #25 Gustavus Adolphus
- #26 Whittier
- #27 Denison
- #28 Depauw
- #29 Wisconsin-Whitewater
- #30 Kalamazoo
- #30T Chicago
- 2012
- #1: Amherst
- #2: Emory
- #3: Wash U
- #4: Williams
- #5: CMS
- #6: Santa Cruz
- #7: Kenyon
- #8: Pomona-Pitzer
- #9: Middlebury
- #10: Trinity (Tx)
- #11: Chicago
- #12: North Carolina Weslyan
- #13: Johns Hopkins
- #14: Bowdoin
- #15: Redlands
- #16: Depauw
- #17: Carnegie Mellon University
- #18: Trinity (CT)
- #19: Case Western
- #20: Cal Lutheran
- #21: Wisconsin-Whitewater
- #22: Mary Washington
- #23: Rhodes
- #24: Brandeis
- #25: MIT
- #26: Bates
- #27: Tufts
- #28: Texas-Tyler
- #29: Whitman
- #30 Skidmore
- #31: Denison
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