All teams and top individual players are ranked throughout the squash season. Criteria for regular-season rankings can be found under Rules at Rankings. Final rankings are largely based on the results of the national championships, although regular season performance has sometimes been factored in as well.

• Men’s Individual
• Women’s Individual

2009-2010 Men’s Final Team Rankings

Northampton, MA — The College Squash Association’s final rankings of men’s teams have been released.

Although the results from the National Team Championships are a major factor in the final rankings of the year, the Men’s College Squash Association does not solely rely of the tournament results. Vassar and Vanderbilt faced each other during the regular season with the Commodores prevailing 5-4. In the tournament, Vassar played the Chaffee Cup and finished 40th, while Vanderbilt won the Serues Cup to finish 41st. In the final rankings of the year, Vanderbilt was ranked 40th, while Vassar finished 41st.

Below are the 2009-2010 Men’s College Squash Association Final Team Rankings. Listed after each school’s name is their previous ranking. Teams listed in bold won a division at the Men’s College Squash Association National Team Championships.

1. Trinity College (1) – Potter Cup Champion
   
2. Yale University (2)
3. Princeton University (4)
4. Rochester, University of (3)
5. Harvard University (5)
6. Cornell University (6)
7. Dartmouth College (7)
8. University of Western Ontario (8)
9. Pennsylvania, University of (Penn) (9) – Hoehn Cup Champion
   
10. Williams College (10)
11. Franklin and Marshall College (13)
12. Bates College (11)
13. Naval Academy (12)
14. Bowdoin College (15)
15. Brown University (14)
16. Saint Lawrence University (16)
17. Middlebury College (17) – Summers Cup Champion
    
18. Amherst College (18)
19. Tufts University (19)
20. George Washington University (20)
21. Hamilton College (22)
22. Stanford University (21)
23. Colby College (23)
24. Denison University (24)
25. Connecticut College (27) – Conroy Cup Champion
    
26. Hobart College (25)
27. Wesleyan University (26)
28. Northwestern University (28)
29. Georgetown University (30)
30. Colgate University (29)
31. Northeastern University (32)
32. MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) (31)
33. Kenyon College (33) – Chaffee Cup Champion
    
34. California Berkeley, University of (35)
35. Columbia University (34)
36. Washington, University of (36)
37. Boston College (38)
38. Haverford College (41)
39. Drexel University (37)
40. Vanderbilt University (42) – Serues Cup Champion
    

2009-2010 Women’s Final Team Rankings

Northampton, MA — The College Squash Association’s final rankings of men’s teams have been released.

Although the results from the National Team Championships are a major factor in the final rankings of the year, the Men’s College Squash Association does not solely rely of the tournament results. Vassar and Vanderbilt faced each other during the regular season with the Commodores prevailing 5-4. In the tournament, Vassar played the Chaffee Cup and finished 40th, while Vanderbilt won the Serues Cup to finish 41st. In the final rankings of the year, Vanderbilt was ranked 40th, while Vassar finished 41st.

1. Harvard University (1) – Howe Cup Champion
   
2. Pennsylvania, University of (Penn) (3)
3. Trinity College (2)
4. Yale University (5)
5. Princeton University (4)
6. Stanford University (7)
7. Cornell University (6)
8. Williams College (8)
9. Dartmouth College (9) – Kurtz Cup Champion
10. Brown University (10)
11. Bates College (11)
12. Mount Holyoke College (12)
13. Amherst College (14)
14. Middlebury College (13)
15. Hamilton College (15)
16. Colby College (16)
17. George Washington University (20) – Walker Cup Champion
18. Vassar College (18)
19. Wesleyan University (17)
20. Franklin and Marshall College (19)
21. Bowdoin College (22)
22. William Smith College (24)
23. Saint Lawrence University (21)
24. Georgetown University (23)
25. Columbia University (26) – Epps Cup Champion
26. Tufts University (25)
27. Connecticut College (27)
28. Northeastern University (28)
29. Smith College (29)
30. Virginia, University of (30)
31. Boston College (32)
32. Haverford College (31)
33. Wellesley College (33) – “E” Division Champion
34. Rochester, University of (35)
35. Notre Dame, University of (36)
36. Drexel University (34)
37. Vanderbilt University (38) – Emerging Teams Champion
38. Vermont, University of (37)
39. California (NR)
40. John Hopkins University (NR)