NCAA.com | October 26, 2021

Men's soccer rankings: Georgetown returns to No. 1, Oregon State rockets to No. 3 after historic win

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Washington's stay at the top of the men's college soccer rankings lasted only one week.

Oregon State's 3-2 upset of No. 1 Washington — its first ever win against a top-ranked team — helped Georgetown reclaim the first spot the new United Soccer Coaches poll top 25. But the stunner also boosted the Beavers, who jumped from eighth to No. 3. Defending national champion Marshall is No. 2.

Washington's loss means that only three undefeated teams in DI men's soccer: No. 5 Kentucky, No. 6 New Hampshire and No. 10 Saint Louis.

Here's a look at the full top 25:

RANK	SCHOOL	TOTAL POINTS	RECORD	PREVIOUS
1	Georgetown (14)	583	13-1-0	2
2	Marshall (4)	565	10-1-3	3
3	Oregon State (4)	528	9-1-2	8
4	Washington (2)	513	12-1-1	1
5	Kentucky	481	9-0-4	4
6	New Hampshire	468	13-0-2	5
7	Maryland	434	11-2-1	7
8	Tulsa	409	11-1-0	11
9	Missouri State	395	12-1-0	9
10	Saint Louis	363	13-0-3	12
11	Notre Dame	355	9-4-2	20
12	Pittsburgh	347	9-4-1	10
13	Duke	302	10-3-1	18
14	Hofstra	276	14-1-1	19
15	Clemson	244	10-4-0	6
16	Northern Illinois	208	11-1-2	21
17	Florida International	197	10-1-2	17
18	Providence	192	9-2-3	16
19	Akron	150	8-3-3	NR
20	Cornell	145	10-2-1	24
21	Virginia Tech	131	9-3-3	13
22	Indiana	107	11-3-1	NR
23	UCLA	88	8-5-1	22
24	Santa Clara	85	8-1-3	NR
25	Grand Canyon	55	12-2-0	NR

Oregon State had previously earned ties against No. 1 Indiana in 2005 and Washington in 2014. But Friday's upset not only gave the Beavers a program-first event, but also dropped the Huskies to fourth in the top 25.

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The Beavers are in first place in the Pac-12 with 13 points at 4-0-1, one more than the Huskies. UCLA is third in the conference at 3-3-1 (10 points).

Elsewhere in the top 25, No. 19 Akron, No. 22 Indiana, No. 24 Santa Clara and No. 25 Grand Canyon are back in the poll. The Zips crushed then-No. 14 Bowling Green 5-1 last week. Freshman Jason Shokalook recorded the first hat trick of his career.