The Georgia State athletics program recorded its highest point total and earned its best finish ever in the Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup final standings, announced Monday by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA).
Georgia State amassed 137 points to place at No. 125 in the nation. That put State third among Colonial Athletic Association schools, behind No. 94 James Madison and No. 117 William and Mary.
The previous best showing for Georgia State was in 2000-01, when the Panthers collected 100.5 points and placed No. 137.
Georgia State earned points based on the NCAA appearances by the Panther baseball, women’s tennis and men’s and women’s golf programs.
The Directors’ Cup program measures all-around success by awarding points for a school’s NCAA finish in up to 10 men’s and 10 women’s sports.
CAA SCHOOLS IN THE FINAL DIRECTOR’S CUP STANDINGS:
94. James Madison 197
117. William & Mary 142
125. GEORGIA STATE 137
142. George Mason 110.5
160. Northeastern 99
167. VCU 80
181. Drexel 73
183. Hofstra 72
196. Old Dominion 53.5
216. Towson 47
235. UNCW 25
235. Delaware 25
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