[Farm93]

Don't think we are getting any MVB points this year either.  The team is in 8th place in the MPSF and has only beaten 1 team that is ahead of them in the standings.

In fact, only 3 spring teams are in the top 10 - WWP (#2 with a h.u.g.e match vs. #1 UCLA on Saturday), MGolf (#9) and WTennis (#10).

Stanford will close out the winter sports with some points in WGym which just qualified for the NCAA championship.  MGym is #3 and should qualify as well.

UCLA has a bunch of spring sport points ready to go, and will come out of the winter reasonably close to Stanford.  A decent spring by UCLA should be enough to give them the NACDA Directors' Cup.  I have not projected the numbers yet, but I suspect UCLA can capture the cup with just a few solid finishes.

Update - Quick Tally - Stanford likely will finish in the mid to high 1300s.  Unexpectedly strong finishes on the men's side (Gymnastics, T&F, Golf) are essential as only 60+ point women results will be in top 10 sports on female side.  UCLA has the potential to finish in the low 1400s rather easily if things go their way.  UCLA likely will max out on scoring teams too with better balance between M & W and a few low scores that won't impact their tally too much.  Hard to imagine Stanford at 1400+.  UCLA will need some tough losses to keep them below 1400 (ie. early Men's tennis exit, baseball loss in regionals).

[Farm93]

Don't think we are getting any MVB points this year either.  The team is in 8th place in the MPSF and has only beaten 1 team that is ahead of them in the standings.

In fact, only 3 spring teams are in the top 10 - WWP (#2 with a h.u.g.e match vs. #1 UCLA on Saturday), MGolf (#9) and WTennis (#10).

Stanford will close out the winter sports with some points in WGym which just qualified for the NCAA championship.  MGym is #3 and should qualify as well.

UCLA has a bunch of spring sport points ready to go, and will come out of the winter reasonably close to Stanford.  A decent spring by UCLA should be enough to give them the NACDA Directors' Cup.  I have not projected the numbers yet, but I suspect UCLA can capture the cup with just a few solid finishes.

Update - Quick Tally - Stanford likely will finish in the mid to high 1300s.  Unexpectedly strong finishes on the men's side (Gymnastics, T&F, Golf) are essential as only 60+ point women results will be in top 10 sports on female side.  UCLA has the potential to finish in the low 1400s rather easily if things go their way.  UCLA likely will max out on scoring teams too with better balance between M & W and a few low scores that won't impact their tally too much.  Hard to imagine Stanford at 1400+.  UCLA will need some tough losses to keep them below 1400 (ie. early Men's tennis exit, baseball loss in regionals).