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Men's Soccer Tabbed No. 1 In Ivy League Preseason Media Poll
August 23, 2022 | Men's Soccer
With the start of the 2022 season fast approaching, the Princeton Tigers have been named preseason No. 1 in the Ivy League's Men's Soccer Media Poll.
The Orange and Black garnered 12 of the 16 first place votes cast in the poll, and totaled 123 points to lead the rankings. Yale was second with four first place votes and 103 total points.
"The release of the preseason poll is another sign that the season is starting soon, and that is really the most exciting and important things," said head coach Jim Barlow. "We've had a great first week of camp, and our group is full anticipation for the season ahead. We look forward to another fantastic season of Ivy League soccer and we will see where the dust settles in terms of rankings and standings when we get to November."
2022 Ivy League Men's Soccer Preseason Poll
1. Princeton – 123 points (12 first place votes)
2. Yale – 103 (4)
3. Cornell – 97
4. Harvard – 89
5. Penn – 56
6. Brown – 45
7. Dartmouth – 39
8. Columbia - 27
The Orange and Black garnered 12 of the 16 first place votes cast in the poll, and totaled 123 points to lead the rankings. Yale was second with four first place votes and 103 total points.
"The release of the preseason poll is another sign that the season is starting soon, and that is really the most exciting and important things," said head coach Jim Barlow. "We've had a great first week of camp, and our group is full anticipation for the season ahead. We look forward to another fantastic season of Ivy League soccer and we will see where the dust settles in terms of rankings and standings when we get to November."
2022 Ivy League Men's Soccer Preseason Poll
1. Princeton – 123 points (12 first place votes)
2. Yale – 103 (4)
3. Cornell – 97
4. Harvard – 89
5. Penn – 56
6. Brown – 45
7. Dartmouth – 39
8. Columbia - 27
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