CLEVELAND – The Learfield Directors' Cup fall standings for Division III were released at the end of last month, and Connecticut College sits in 42nd place out of the 179 institutions that are ranked.

The Camels earned 119.00 points during the fall season, thanks to an NCAA Sweet 16 appearance by the men's soccer team and a 19th-place finish by the women's cross country team at the NCAA Championship. It marks the third straight year that both programs netted points in the Learfield rakings, which are derived from results at NCAA Championships.

The Camels are coming off a 2024-25 season in which they finished the year ranked 63rd in Division III with a school record 318.75 points. The finish was Conn's highest in 25 years.

A second set of standings will be released in April following the completion of winter championships, and the final standings will be released in June following the completion of spring championships.