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Over the weekend, the Big Ten and Pac-12 men's and women's conference champions were crowned.

ByAshley Ndebele

Published May 01, 2019

The 14th edition of the 2019 Tennis Channel/USTA College Tennis Top 25 Rankings were released on Wednesday, and there's a new entry in the men's rankings.

This week on the men's side, USC jumped two spots from No. 10 to No. 8 after beating California.

Rank (Last Week) – Points

  1. (1) Ohio State – 298
  1. (2) Wake Forest – 289
  1. (3) Texas – 270
  1. (4) Florida – 258
  1. (5) Mississippi State – 251
  1. (6) Virginia – 236
  1. (7) Baylor – 233
  1. (10) USC – 216
  1. (9) North Carolina – 204
  1. (8) UCLA – 193
  1. (11) Columbia – 184
  1. (12) TCU – 170

T13. (13) Stanford – 147

T13. (14) Tennessee – 147

  1. (15) Illinois – 137
  1. (16) Texas A&M – 126
  1. (17) Georgia – 98
  1. (18) Oklahoma – 87
  1. (19) South Carolina – 75
  1. (T20) Florida State – 65
  1. (22) San Diego – 58
  1. (T20) Michigan – 55
  1. (T23) NC State – 31
  1. (NR) California – 18
  1. (25) Arizona – 16

Receiving Votes: Arizona State 9, Penn State 3, Oklahoma State 2,Texas Tech 2, Notre Dame 1

Dropped Out: Arizona State (T23)

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Tennis Channel/USTA College Tennis Top 25 Rankings: May 1

Tennis Channel/USTA College Tennis Top 25 Rankings: May 1

On the women's side, Stanford topped UCLA for its third consecutive Pac-12 women's tournament championship.

Rank (Last Week) – Points

  1. (1) North Carolina – 300
  1. (2) Georgia – 285
  1. (3) Stanford – 277
  1. (4) South Carolina – 263
  1. (5) Duke – 254
  1. (6) Pepperdine – 240
  1. (7) Texas – 224
  1. (8) Kansas – 211
  1. (9) Vanderbilt – 197
  1. (10) Oklahoma State – 180
  1. (11) Michigan – 179
  1. (12) UCLA – 174
  1. (13) Florida State – 164
  1. (15) UCF – 138
  1. (14) Washington – 135
  1. (16) Miami (Fla.) – 117
  1. (17) NC State – 113
  1. (19) Texas A&M – 79
  1. (20) USC – 73
  1. (21) Tennessee – 63
  1. (22) Florida – 48
  1. (18) Ohio State – 47
  1. (23) California – 44
  1. (24) Virginia – 40
  1. (25) Wake Forest – 23

Receiving Votes: Kentucky 4, Texas Tech 4, Princeton 3, Northwestern2, Illinois 1

Dropped Out: None