Harvard was able to hang on to second place in the men's DP Ivy Rankings despite its loss to Yale over the weekend.
The Crimson and the Elis got identical scores from the DP sportswriters, but a higher computer score kept Harvard out of third.
How important this actually was is debatable, however, as Penn's already-sizable lead over the other Ivies widened even further despite a loss to Saint Joseph's.
Brown and Columbia swapped spots, thanks to the Lions' loss to Cornell.
The women's rankings stayed in the exact same order for the third consecutive week. Despite Dartmouth's dominance in the computers, the writers gave Princeton a tie in the poll, creating a very tight race for first.
The sixth-place Quakers' final score, interestingly, stayed exactly the same as last week. They'll look to improve it this weekend when they take on Yale -- the lowest-ranked team by an enormous margin.
