For the second year in a row, The Apprentice School came in third in the annual Virginia Sports Information Directors College Division All-Sports Survey.  This survey ranks the 28 non-NCAA Division I schools in the state by their overall winning percentage.

As a whole, the Builders and Lady Builders finished a combined 94-46 to win 67.1% of their contests.  The winning percentage is the highest for The Apprentice School in at least the last 14 years.  They were edged out in the overall race by Virginia State University who won 67.5% and Christopher Newport University who won 69.4%.

With the Lady Builders finishing 22-5, The Apprentice School had the best percentage for women's teams at 81.5%.  Virginia State was second as they were 78-24 for a 75% mark and CNU took third at just under 73%.

On the men's side, the Builders finished third in the state as they went 72-41 for a 63.72% winning percentage.  Christopher Newport University was just ahead of the Builders at 63.82% as University of Mary Washington won the men's race with 67.86%.

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Apprentice School VaSID Rankings In The 2000s