After a week where only two Ivy League games were played, no team even came close to challenging the Quakers for their spot on top of the DP Ivy Rankings.
The top half of the rankings stayed the same, although the gap between the teams' final scores widened even further.
The lower tier was shaken up, however, as Brown and Columbia both earned league wins. The Lions and Bears vaulted over the Tigers, dropping the Orange and Black to seventh place.
For the women, no changes in the rankings took place -- not a surprise, considering only one game was played.
Penn's poll score dropped sharply, however, after a sloppy loss to Lafayette last week.
Yale plummeted even further in the poll after a loss to a weak Cornell team. Only a relatively generous computer score kept them within range of the nearly-as-bad Columbia.
