Providence College Athletics
Providence College Finishes 87th In Learfield Directors Cup Final Standings
6/26/2025 1:34:00 PM | General
Friars rank third among BIG EAST institutions and fifth among NCAA Division I-AAA schools.
PROVIDENCE, R.I. – Providence College finished 87th in the final standings of the 2024-25 Learfield Directors Cup. Providence finished inside the top-100 for the second-straight year and 17th time overall since the program began in 1993-94.
The Friars rank third among BIG EAST Conference institutions, trailing only UConn (404.00 points) and Georgetown (389.20 points), while Villanova (214.50 points) and Creighton (198.00 points) rounded out the top five in the BIG EAST Conference.
Additionally, Providence College ranks fifth among NCAA Division I-AAA schools. Denver finished first among DI-AAA institutions with 404.25 points, followed by Boston University (314.50), Pepperdine (295.00) and UC Santa Barbara (235.00)
Providence College finished the year with 227.50 points. The Friars registered 135.00 points during the fall by virtue of impressive postseason performances by the women's cross country team (85 points) and the men's soccer team (50 points). Providence picked up an additional 47.00 points via the women's indoor track and field program and 25.00 points from the men's ice hockey team's NCAA appearance. Providence wrapped up the spring with 20.5 points via women's outdoor track and field.
Complete standings and the scoring structure can be found on NACDA's website at www.directorscup.org. In addition, please visit www.thedirectorscup.com to search previous scoring history.
Providence College All-Time Rankings Learfield Sports Directors' Cup Standings (since 1993-94)
2024-25: 87th
2023-24: 95th
2022-23: 133rd
2021-22: 81st
2020-21: 206th
2019-20: No standings due to COVID-19
2018-19: 131st
2017-18: 107th
2016-17: 79th
2015-16: 105th
2014-15: 54th
2013-14: 71st
2012-13: 115th
2011-12: 149th
2010-11: 113th
2009-10: 137th
2008-09: 91st
2007-08: 146th
2006-07: 75th
2005-06: 78th
2004-05: 91st
2003-04: 75th
2002-03: 101st
2001-02: 112th
2000-01: 75th
1999-00: 145th
1998-99: 107th
1997-98: 85th
1996-97: 72nd
1995-96: 62nd
1994-95: 74th
1993-94: 44th
- GO FRIARS! -
The Friars rank third among BIG EAST Conference institutions, trailing only UConn (404.00 points) and Georgetown (389.20 points), while Villanova (214.50 points) and Creighton (198.00 points) rounded out the top five in the BIG EAST Conference.
Additionally, Providence College ranks fifth among NCAA Division I-AAA schools. Denver finished first among DI-AAA institutions with 404.25 points, followed by Boston University (314.50), Pepperdine (295.00) and UC Santa Barbara (235.00)
Providence College finished the year with 227.50 points. The Friars registered 135.00 points during the fall by virtue of impressive postseason performances by the women's cross country team (85 points) and the men's soccer team (50 points). Providence picked up an additional 47.00 points via the women's indoor track and field program and 25.00 points from the men's ice hockey team's NCAA appearance. Providence wrapped up the spring with 20.5 points via women's outdoor track and field.
Complete standings and the scoring structure can be found on NACDA's website at www.directorscup.org. In addition, please visit www.thedirectorscup.com to search previous scoring history.
Providence College All-Time Rankings Learfield Sports Directors' Cup Standings (since 1993-94)
2024-25: 87th
2023-24: 95th
2022-23: 133rd
2021-22: 81st
2020-21: 206th
2019-20: No standings due to COVID-19
2018-19: 131st
2017-18: 107th
2016-17: 79th
2015-16: 105th
2014-15: 54th
2013-14: 71st
2012-13: 115th
2011-12: 149th
2010-11: 113th
2009-10: 137th
2008-09: 91st
2007-08: 146th
2006-07: 75th
2005-06: 78th
2004-05: 91st
2003-04: 75th
2002-03: 101st
2001-02: 112th
2000-01: 75th
1999-00: 145th
1998-99: 107th
1997-98: 85th
1996-97: 72nd
1995-96: 62nd
1994-95: 74th
1993-94: 44th
- GO FRIARS! -
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