Virginia Moves Up to No. 5 in Latest D1Baseball Top 25 Rankings

The Cavaliers have entered the D1Baseball top 5 for the first time this season after sweeping Florida State this weekend
Matt Riley/Virginia Athletics

Following a strong showing this weekend in a three-game sweep over Florida State, Virginia has moved up three spots to No. 5 in the latest D1Baseball Top 25 rankings, entering the top five for the first time this season. 

The Cavaliers have won each of their first three ACC series, are currently on a five-game winning streak, and have matched their best start in program history at 22-2 overall. 

D1Baseball Top 25 Rankings - March 27th

  1. LSU (21-3)
  2. Wake Forest (22-3)
  3. Florida (22-4)
  4. Vanderbilt (19-5)
  5. Virginia (22-2)
  6. Arkansas (20-4)
  7. Stanford (15-5)
  8. East Carolina (19-5)
  9. South Carolina (23-2)
  10. Tennessee (19-6)
  11. Louisville (19-4)
  12. UCLA (16-5)
  13. North Carolina (18-6)
  14. Boston College (17-5)
  15. Campbell (19-3)
  16. Florida Gulf Coast (21-4)
  17. Oklahoma State (20-5)
  18. Kentucky (21-3)
  19. Coastal Carolina (14-7)
  20. Connecticut (16-5)
  21. Texas (18-7)
  22. Texas Tech (18-7)
  23. Miami (15-9)
  24. West Virginia (18-6)
  25. Iowa (19-3)

Virginia is also ranked No. 5 by Baseball America (up from No. 7), No. 3 by the Collegiate Baseball newspaper (up from No. 5), and No. 6 by Perfect Game (up from No. 9). 

No. 5 Virginia (22-2, 7-2 ACC) hosts Old Dominion on Tuesday at 5pm at Disharoon Park before heading down to Blacksburg for a three-game series at Virginia Tech this weekend. 

To stay up to date on all Virginia Cavaliers sports news, follow CavaliersNow on social media:

Facebook: @CavaliersNow
Twitter: @CavaliersNowFN

See more Virginia baseball news and content: Virginia Baseball on Sports Illustrated

See more Virginia sports news and content: Virginia Cavaliers on Sports Illustrated


Published
Matt Newton
MATT NEWTON

Matt launched Virginia Cavaliers On SI in August of 2021 and has since served as the site's publisher and managing editor, covering all 23 NCAA Division I sports teams at the University of Virginia. He is from Downingtown, Pennsylvania and graduated from UVA in May of 2021.