Drury Improves, USI Maintains Spot in WBCA Division II Poll

Drury Improves, USI Maintains Spot in WBCA Division II Poll

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INDIANAPOLIS – Two Great Lakes Valley Conference teams are ranked in the latest Women's Basketball Coaches' Association (WBCA) NCAA Division II Poll, it was announced Tuesday (Feb. 13).

Drury (22-2) moved up in the poll again this week, cracking the top-5 with an improvement three places from No. 8 to No. 5, following two league wins over Rockhurst (100-69) and Maryville (72-48). The Panthers are now on a seven-game win streak.

Southern Indiana (21-2) extended its league-best winning streak to double digits after a 2-0 mark in league play a week ago with wins over Illinois Springfield (64-51) and Bellarmine (68-59). The Screaming Eagles did not, however, make an improvement in the poll, holding steady at No. 15.
 

Rank

School (Record)

Total Points

First Place Votes

Previous Rank

1

Ashland (24-0)

600

24

1

2

Lubbock Christian (22-1)

574

0

2

3

Carson-Newman (23-1)

549

0

3

4

Alaska Anchorage (22-2)

498

0

6

5

Drury (22-2)

460

0

8

6

Virginia Union (22-2)

450

0

9

7

Southwestern Oklahoma State (22-1)

440

0

10

8

Glenville State (23-1)

413

0

11

9

Central Missouri (20-2)

412

0

4

10

Augustana (SD) (22-2)

394

0

5

11

Indiana (PA) (20-2)

351

0

12

12

Union (TN) (23-2)

308

0

14

13

Edinboro (20-2)

307

0

13

14

Bentley (21-3)

277

0

7

15

Southern Indiana (21-2)

261

0

15

16

North Alabama (22-2)

230

0

17

17

Michigan Tech (20-3)

216

0

16

18

University of the Sciences (23-2)

203

0

18

19

Azusa Pacific (23-3)

163

0

19

20

Stonehill (21-2)

135

0

22

21

California (PA) (20-4)

124

0

20

22

Wingate (19-3)

115

0

21

23

Hawaii Pacific (20-2)

95

0

24

24

Virginia State (20-3)

54

0

23

25

West Texas A&M (20-4)

42

0

25

Others receiving votes: North Georgia (20-3) 29; Minnesota State Moorhead (21-3) 24; UC San Diego (21-3) 19; Grand Valley State (20-4) 18; Colorado State-Pueblo (19-6) 7; Thomas Jefferson University (22-3) 2;