2010 – 11 Director’s Cup Standings Announced

Posted: Dec 03, 2010

Lindenwood University – Belleville Takes the Early Lead After the Fall Championships

After completion of the 2010 USCAA Fall Championships, Lindenwood University – Belleville has the early advantage in the Directors Cup Standings. Lindenwood which competed in the Men’s Soccer, Volleyball, Men’s/Women’s Cross Country, & Golf National Championships accumulated 285 points and leads second place Florida College by 7 points in the early going. Florida College took home the National Championship in Volleyball and finished second in Women’s Soccer to propel them into second place after the Fall Championships. Penn College of Technology rounded out the top three, only four points off the pace of Florida College with 274.

The Directors Cup is awarded annually to the institution which excels the highest in a wide range of Men’s and Women’s sports for which the USCAA offers Championships. The Directors Cup was instituted in 2006-07 and Southern Virginia University (currently ranked 5^th) has won the award each of the past four years.

Below is a list of the top 25 teams in the current Directors Cup Standings:

Ranking	Institution	Current Points
1	Lindenwood University – Belleville	285
2	Florida College	278
3	Penn College of Technology	274
4	NHTI	270
5	Southern Virginia University	250
6	SUNY – ESF	246
7	Spalding University	240
8	University of Maine at Fort Kent	225
9	Rochester College	213
10	Washington Adventist University	201
11	Marygrove College	191
12	Paul Smith’s College	188
13	Penn State Worthington Scranton	173
14	St. Mary-of-the-Wood’s College	172
15	University of Dallas	157
16	Penn State Mont Alto	146
17	Penn State Fayette	128
18	Unity College	123
19	Briarcliffe College	110
20	Penn State Wilkes Barre	107
21	Apprentice School	104
22	Dine College	100
23	Vermont Tech	95
24	Penn State Brandywine	90
25	University of Cincinnati Clermont	80