UNC joins UVA for fourth time atop the Campbell/ITA College Tennis Rankings
Falconi, Smith top spots in singles; Tennessee, Duke tops in doubles

SKILLMAN, N.J. - For the seventh time in the last nine weeks, a new team appears at No. 1 on the women's side in the Campbell/ITA College Tennis Rankings. In the ever-changing women's team rankings, North Carolina has jumped back ahead of Baylor to claim the No. 1 spot for the third time in the last four weeks. Meanwhile, the Virginia men continue to hold the top spot for the ninth-straight week, since capturing the ITA Men's Team Indoor title. 

Ranked No. 2 in last week's rankings, the Tar Heels climbed to the top spot by knocking off three top 20 ACC opponents including a hotly-contested 4-3 victory over in-state rival and the defending NCAA Champion, Duke, in which the Heels had to battle back from a 3-1 deficit. 

After the grueling match with the Blue Devils, UNC showed no signs of fatigue as they went on to sweep Clemson, their second-straight win against a top 10 team in a matter of three days. North Carolina completed its treacherous roadtrip with a win over then-No. 20 Georgia Tech to remain undefeated in ACC play, with just two home matches against Miami (FL) and Florida State remaining.

Follow the Leader:For the men, following Virginia is (in order): Tennessee, Texas, USC, Ohio State, Florida, Stanford, Kentucky, Texas A&M and Georgia. On the women's side, North Carolina is followed by: Baylor, Florida, Michigan, Notre Dame, Duke, UCLA, Clemson, Northwestern and Stanford.

Conference Count: Men's Top 25: ACC, Big 12, Pac-10 and SEC - 5; Big Ten - 3; Big East and WCC - 1. Women's Top 25: ACC and SEC - 6; Pac-10 - 4; Big East and Big Ten - 3; Big 12 - 2; Colonial - 1. Four ACC schools are represented in the women's top 11 while four of the top 10 spots are claimed by SEC squads on the men's side. 

Spring and Fall: Each week there are many shifts among the men's and women's teams appearing in the Campbell/ITA College Tennis Rankings. Listed below are the teams appearing in the top 50, making the most movement and worth keeping an eye on.

Twice as Nice: Thirteen schools have both their men's and women's programs ranked inside this week's top 25 - the highest total on the season. The men's program ranking is listed first, followed by the women's program ranking.Baylor (11/2), California (13/12), Duke (14/6), Florida (6/3), Georgia (10/13), Michigan (4/25), Mississippi (18/17), North Carolina (19/1), Stanford (7/10), Tennessee (2/14), Texas (3/20), UCLA (12/7) and USC (4/16). 

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Double Dose:

Next Up: The next weekly National team rankings will be published Tuesday, April 20, along with the National singles and doubles rankings.

 
Campbell/ITA College Tennis rankings can be found at www.itatennis.com.