Drury Women Take Top Spot in CSCAA Division II Poll; Queens Men Stay at Top
The results of the second Division II Poll are in. Queens University of Charlotte men have kept the number one spot while the Drury University women stole the show from the Lady Royals.
The top three spots of the men’s poll were unchanged with Drury and Indianapolis behind the top-ranked Royals. A pair of Michigan schools – Grand Valley and Northern Michigan moved up two and five spots respectively to round out the top five. RMAC schools made the biggest leaps with #6 Colorado Mesa University and #7 Oklahoma Baptist University jumping fifteen and five spots.
After Drury and Queens (NC), the women’s poll found UC San Diego, Indianapolis and West Chester in the top five. UCSD’s leap into the top five comes on the heels of the institution’s announcement that it will begin transitioning to Division I.
The poll aims to measure the top teams in head-to-head competition. The rankings are voted on by CSCAA-member coaches and the next poll is scheduled for release on January 16th.
Women:
- (2) Drury
- (1) Queens
- (NR) UC San Diego
- (4) Indianapolis
- (6) West Chester
- (3) Nova Southeastern
- (7) Northern Michigan
- (4) Fresno Pacific
- (11) West Florida
- t(12) Colorado Mesa
- t(16) Tampa
- (15) Grand Valley
- (17) Wingate
- t(10) Cal Baptist
- t(19) Truman State
- (9) Carson Newman
- (8) Oklahoma Baptist
- (NR) Minnesota State
- (13) Lindenwood
- (22) Findlay
- t(21) Cal State East Bay
- t(25) LIU Post
- (13) Delta State
- (NR) Wayne State
- (23) Saint Leo
Men:
- (1) Queens
- (2) Drury
- (3) Indianapolis
- (6) Grand Valley
- (10) Northern Michigan
- (21) Colorado Mesa
- (12) Oklahoma Baptist
- (4) Cal Baptist
- (5) Wingate
- (16) Florida Tech
- (7) Lindenwood
- (9) Delta State
- (14) UC San Diego
- (19) Carson Newman
- (17) Saint Leo
- (NR) Emmanuel
- (7) Nova Southeastern
- (15) McKendree
- (11) Florida Southern
- (22) Truman State
- (23) West Chester
- (20) Fresno Pacific
- (NR) Limestone
- (13) Missouri S&T
- (18) Tampa
The above press release courtesy of the CSCAA.





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