Dordt remains Number one in NAIA Womens Basketball Coaches Top 25

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The newest edition of the NAIA Women’s Basketball Top 25 features stability in the top three spots and major movement throughout the middle of the poll, as teams across the country battle for position as the regular season starts winding down.

Dordt remains the unanimous No. 1 for the second straight ranking, holding firm with 15 first place votes, while Freed Hardeman (Tenn.) stays close behind at No. 2 with four first place nods of its own. Bethel (Tenn.) rounds out a steady top three. Marian (Ind.),and Campbellsville (Ky.) round out the top 5. Two other GPAC teams are ranked, Dakota Wesleyan held its spot at number 9, and Concordia slipped one spot to number 11. Briar Cliff fell out of the top 25. Briar Cliff, and Hastings are receiving votes.

TRENDRANKLAST TIMEINSTITUTION [FIRST-PLACE VOTES]RECORDPOINTS
11Dordt (Iowa) [15]23-1533
22Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.) [4]22-2516
33Bethel (Tenn.)22-3508
45Marian (Ind.)22-2459
54Campbellsville (Ky.)20-4448
67Dakota State (S.D.)21-3428
76Saint Francis (Ind.)22-2427
88Rio Grande (Ohio)23-1406
99Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.)20-4387
1011MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.)19-3319
1110Concordia (Neb.)19-5316
1212Lewis-Clark State (Idaho)18-6308
1324Lindsey Wilson (Ky.)20-4306
1415Eastern Oregon21-3265
1517Evangel (Mo.)20-2241
1618Spring Arbor (Mich.)20-4220
1713Montana Tech18-4219
1814William Carey (Miss.)20-2165
19RVLoyola (La.)20-2164
20RVLangston (Okla.)22-2134
2115Cumberlands (Ky.)17-8131
2220Friends (Kan.)20-4121
2323Rocky Mountain (Mont.)16-8103
2425Indiana Tech 20-480
25RVCarroll (Mont.)16-875

 Dropped from the Top 25: Corban (Ore.), Briar Cliff (Iowa), St. Francis (Ill.)

Receiving Votes: Corban (Ore.) 73, Briar Cliff (Iowa) 69, Southeastern (Fla.) 66, Southern Oregon 65, St. Francis (Ill.) 62, Hastings (Neb.) 59, LSU Shreveport (La.) 50, Tennessee Southern 46, Huntington (Ind.) 39, Mid-America Christian (Okla.) 37, Georgetown (Ky.) 31, Columbia (Mo.) 24, Montana State-Northern 14, Taylor (Ind.) 13, Benedictine (Kan.) 10, Oregon Tech 6, Cumberland (Tenn.) 3, The College of Idaho 2, Grand View (Iowa) 2, Indiana Wesleyan 2

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