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CACC RELEASES CURRENT STANDINGS IN RACE FOR 2011-12 RESTAINO CUPS
February 14, 2012

CACC RELEASES CURRENT STANDINGS IN RACE FOR 2011-12 RESTAINO CUPS

New Haven, CT (2/14/12) The Felician men and Philadelphia University women lead the standings for the 2011-12 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Alfred R. Restaino, Sr., Cups through the fall sports season. Wilmington University is second and Dominican and Holy Family are tied for third in the men’s race, while the Dominican College and Holy Family University women trail the Rams on the women’s side.

New Haven, CT (2/14/12) The Felician men and Philadelphia University women lead the standings for the 2011-12 Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference (CACC) Alfred R. Restaino, Sr., Cups through the fall sports season. Wilmington University is second and Dominican and Holy Family are tied for third in the men’s race, while the Dominican College and Holy Family University women trail the Rams on the women’s side.

The point system used for the award takes into account each team’s finish in both the CACC regular-season and conference tournament. Each school receives a combined point total, which is divided by the number of sports each institution sponsors.

Felician (12) leads the men’s standings after running away with the cross country championship. The Golden Falcons also finished fourth in the men’s soccer tournament. 

Wilmington (11.75) sits at second after No. 2 seed in the soccer conference tournament and running third in men’s cross country championship.

Dominican (10.5) and Holy Family (10.5) are tied for third place after Dominican receiving 10.5 points in men’s soccer cup standings. The Tigers finished third in the men’s soccer championship and fifth in the cross country championship.

Philadelphia leads the women’s standings (12.5) after winning the soccer regular season championship and placing second in the tournament. The Rams finished first in the women’s cross country championship, second in the volleyball regular season, and fifth in the tennis championship.

Holy Family currently sits second in the standings (10.25) with its women’s soccer conference championship after being the sixth seed. The Tigers finished first in the south division for volleyball and second in the tournament while picking up fourth-place points in tennis.

Wilmington, Georgian Court and Caldwell round out the top five in the conference after their strong play in the regular season and conference tournaments.
 

Men’s Results

Soccer – Post (13.5), WU (11.5), HFU (11), NC (11), DC (10.5), FC (10), BC (9.5), CC (7.0), CHC (6.0), CND (4.5), Phil (4.5), GBC (3)

Cross Country – FC (14), Phil (13), WU (12), BC (11), HFU (10), NC (9), GBC (8), USP (7), CHC (6), Post (5), CND (4)

 

Women’s Results

Soccer – Phil (13.5), FC (11.5), GCU (11.5), HFU (11.5), CC (10.5), DC (9.5), CHC (9), Post (7), NC (6), GBC (5), WU (4), BC (2.5), CND (2.5)

Volleyball – CND (14), HFU (13.5), Phil (12.5), DC (11.5), WU (11.5), NC (10.5), CHC (9.5), Post (9), CND (8), GCU (7), GBC (7), BC (6), USP (5), FC (4.5)

Cross Country – Phil (14), WU (13), DC (12), GCU (11), NC (10), USP (9), Post (8), FC (7), BC (6), HFU (5), GBC (4), CC (3), CND (2), CHC (1)

Tennis – CND (14), CHC (12.5), GBC (12.5), HFU (11), Phil (10), CC (9), GCU (8), USP (7), Post (6)

 

Men’s Standings

Women’s Standings

1. Felician

12.0

1. Philadelphia

12.5

2. Wilmington

11.75

2. Dominican

11.0

3. Dominican

10.5

3. Holy Family

10.25

3. Holy Family

10.5

4. Wilmington

9.5

5. Bloomfield

10.25

5. Georgian Court

9.38

6. Nyack

10.0

6. Caldwell

9.13

7. Post

9.25

7. Nyack

8.83

8. Philadelphia

8.75

8. Felician

8.38

9. Caldwell

7.0

9. Chestnut Hill

8.0

9. USciences

7.0

10. Post

7.5

11. Chestnut Hill

6.0

11. Goldey-Beacom

7.13

12. Goldey-Beacom

5.5

12. USciences

7.0

13. Concordia

4.25

13. Concordia

5.33
 
 

14. Bloomfield

4.83