WOMEN'S NATIONAL POLLS
USA Hockey/The Rink Live Women's College Hockey Poll - November 11, 2025
 Rank Team (First Place) Last Week's
Rank
2025-26
Record
Weeks in
Top 15
1. University of Wisconsin, 284 (18) 1 11-1-0 9
2. University of Minnesota, 259 2 10-2-0 9
3. Ohio State University, 253 (1) 3 9-1-0 9
4. Cornell University, 226 4 7-0-0 9
5. University of Minnesota Duluth, 203 5 8-4-0 9
6. Penn State University, 193 6 12-0-0 9
7. Quinnipiac University, 175 7 12-1-1 9
8. University of Connecticut, 135 8 8-3-1 9
9. Northeastern University, 132 9 8-2-0 9
10. Yale University, 82 13 5-2-0 4
11. Clarkson University, 81 10 6-5-1 9
12. St. Cloud State University, 75 11 4-8-0 9
13. Brown University, 50 15 5-2-1 3
14. Colgate University, 39 12 5-6-1 9
15. University of St. Thomas, 32 14 8-6-0 4
Others Receiving Votes: Princeton University, 21; Minnesota State University, 18; Mercyhurst University, 15; Boston College, 6; College of the Holy Cross, 1.
The USA Hockey/The Rink Live Women's College Hockey Poll is conducted each week in conjunction with the American Hockey Coaches Association. The poll includes input from coaches and journalists representing each of the five NCAA women's hockey conferences who are eligible for the NCAA Women's National Collegiate Ice Hockey Championships, as well as composite votes from officers of the AHCA and USA Hockey.

USCHO.com Division I Women's Poll - November 10, 2025
 Rank Team (First Place) Record Pts Last Poll
1 Wisconsin (20) 11-1-0 300 1
2 Minnesota 10-2-0 274 2
3 Ohio State 9-1-0 265 3
4 Cornell 7-0-0 236 4
5 Minnesota Duluth 8-4-0 212 5
6 Penn State 12-0-0 208 6
7 Quinnipiac 12-1-1 183 7
8 Northeastern 8-2-0 151 9
9 Connecticut 8-3-1 145 8
10 St. Cloud State 4-8-0 86 10
10 Yale 5-2-0 86 12
12 Clarkson 6-5-1 76 11
13 Brown 5-2-1 45 15
14 Colgate 5-6-1 40 13
15 St. Thomas 8-6-0 31 14
Others Receiving Votes: Mercyhurst 17, Princeton 17, Minnesota State 12, Boston College 11, St. Lawrence 5
The USCHO.com Poll is compiled weekly and consists of 20 voters. USCHO.com provides in-depth coverage of college hockey.