GV 3rd, AU 4th In WBCA Coaches Poll

GV 3rd, AU 4th In WBCA Coaches Poll

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Grand Valley State, and Ashland represent the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) inside the latest Women's Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA) Coaches Poll released on Tuesday (Jan 7). The Grand Valley St. Lakers remain third overall, while the Eagles from Ashland rank just behind the Lakers, in fourth.  

2019-20 WBCA NCAA Division II Top 25 Coaches Poll — Jan. 7, 2020

Through Games JAN. 7, 2020

RANK

SCHOOL

RECORD

POINTS

PREVIOUS

1

Drury (14)

12-0

564

1

2

Lubbock Christian (9)

13-0

559

2

3

Grand Valley State

13-0

531

3

4

Ashland

13-0

508

4

5

Texas A&M-Commerce

13-0

439

8

6

Virginia Union

9-1

438

7

7

Alaska Anchorage

14-1

409

10

8

Indiana (PA)

11-1

394

11

9

Lee (TN)

13-1

371

5

10

North Georgia

11-1

335

13

11

Hawaii Pacific

11-1

326

14

12

Adelphi

14-0

312

15

13

Fort Hays State

10-2

307

16

14

Sioux Falls

13-2

270

18

15

California (PA)

10-2

208

9

16

Emporia State

10-2

203

20

17

Anderson (SC)

10-2

191

19

18

Bowie State

13-0

174

23

19

Westminster (UT)

11-2

160

12

20

Azusa Pacific

11-3

111

17

21

Southereastern Oklahoma State

8-2

93

NR

22

Saint Anselm

8-3

76

6

23

Cal State San Marcos

11-2

54

24

24

Benedict

11-2

53

NR

25

Walsh

12-2

50

NR

Dropped Out: No. 21 Southwestern Oklahoma State (9-3); No. 22 UC San Diego (9-4); No. No. 25 Lindenwood (6-3).

Others receiving votes: Bentley (10-3) 42; West Texas A&M (12-3) 42; Catawba (10-1) 33; Tampa (8-3) 26; Colorado Mesa (11-2) 25; University of the Sciences (11-3) 25; Minnesota Duluth (11-3) 20; Delta State (11-1) 15; Florida Southern (8-6) 14; Union (TN) (11-3) 13; Notre Dame (OH) (11-1) 7; Southwestern Oklahoma State (9-3) 7; Belmont Abbey (11-2) 5; Lincoln (PA) (12-2) 4.

The WBCA NCAA Division II Coaches Poll Committee is composed of one head coach from each of the 23 NCAA Division II conferences. The committee for the 2019-20 season: John Bonner, Cal State Dominguez Hills; Trisha Brown, Stonehill; Kate Bruce, Walsh; Jason Burton, Texas A&M Commerce; Anthony Crocitto, St Leo; Carmen Dolfo, Western Washington; AnnMarie Gilbert, Virginia Union; Darin Grover, Southeastern Oklahoma; Tanya Haave, MSU Denver; T.J. Hardeman, Azusa Pacific; Jackie Hartzell, University of the Sciences; Tony Hobson, Fort Hays; Carrie Lohr, Wayne State (MI); Mike Mincey, Carson-Newman; Ken Parham, NYIT; Keven Pederson, Lander; James Rice, Benedict College; Wendee Saintsing, Barton; Kim Stephens, Glenville State; Jess Strom, California (PA); Katie Vaughn, Missouri-St. Louis; Tom Webb, Southwest Minnesota State; and Stephanie Yelton, West Florida.