The University of North Carolina men's and women's swimming and diving teams are ranked ninth and 11th, respectively, this week in the Endless Pools/CollegeSwimming.com polls of the nation's Top 25 teams.  The poll was released Tuesday morning on CollegeSwimming.com.

The methodology of the poll includes dual meet performance ratings and a panel of voters.

Here is the complete list of rankings for the Division I Women's teams including poll points.

1. Georgia, 4.00;  2. Texas, 5.33;  3. Virginia, 5.78;  4. Florida, 6.00;  5. Texas A&M, 6.33;  6.  USC, 6.67;  7.  Indiana, 6.89;  8.  Auburn, 7.15;  9. Minnesota, 7.30;  10. Arizona, 7.37;  11. North Carolina, 7.48;  12. California, 9.11;  13. Tennessee, 9.44;  14. UCLA, 10.15;  15. Arkansas, 10.52;  16. San Diego State, 12.59;  17.  Michigan, 12.70;  18.  Florida State, 12.81;  19. Purdue, 13.00;  20.  Louisiana State, 13.04;  21. Louisville, 13.30;  22. Notre Dame, 13.56;  23. NC State, 13.59;  24.  Wisconsin, 14.30;  25.  Penn State, 15.15.

Here is the complete list of rankings for the Division I Men's team including poll points.

1. Michigan, 4.70;  2. Texas, 7.26;  3. Florida, 7.30;  4. Stanford, 9.41;  5. Georgia, 9.48;  6. Southern California, 9.52;  7. Indiana, 11.67;  8. Virginia, 11.85;  9. North Carolina, 11.93;  10.  Minnesota, 12.30;  11. Auburn, 13.74;  12. Ohio State, 14.22;  13. Louisville, 14.48;  14. California, 14.74;  15. Florida State, 15.44;  16.  Arizona, 15.48;  17. Missouri, 15.96;  18. Virginia Tech, 16.52;  19.  Tennessee, 16.93;  20. NC State, 17.52;  21. Iowa, 17.85;  22. South Carolina, 18.93;  23. Texas A&M, 19.93;  24. UNLV, 21.33;  25. Denver, 21.93.

The North Carolina men so far are 3-0 with wins over South Carolina, Texas A&M and Virginia Tech.  The North Carolina women are 2-1 with wins over South Carolina and Virginia Tech and a loss to Texas A&M.  The Tar Heel women also finished second in the prestigious SMU Classic, a meet that included six CollegeSwimming.com Top 25 teams.