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Division II women’s, men’s polls
The Metropolitan State College women’s soccer team (11-1) remained sixth in the nation after posting a pair of 5-0 victories during the weekend, on Friday against Adams State and Sunday against Nebraska-Kearney. Fort Lewis also had two games with the same score on Friday and Sunday: The Skyhawks (11-1-1) started the weekend with a 2-0 victory over CSU-Pueblo and followed it up two days later with a 2-nil victory over New Mexico Highlands. The Colorado School of Mines (11-2) returned to the rankings after shutting out Colorado-Colorado Springs 4-0 and Adams State 6-0.
DIVISION II WOMEN
1 West Florida
2 Saint Rose (N.Y.)
3 Columbus State (Ga.)
4 Grand Valley State (Mich.)
5 Seattle Pacific
6 Metropolitan State College
7 Carson-Newman
8 Rollins (Fla.)
9 West Chester (Pa.)
10 Midwestern State (Texas)
11 Fort Lewis College
12 Franklin Pierce (N.H.)
13 St. Edward’s (Texas)
14 UC San Diego
15 Indianapolis
16 Florida Tech
17 Bridgeport (Conn.)
18 Kutztown (Pa.)
19 Incarnate Word (Texas)
20 Armstrong Atlantic State (Ga.)
21 Cal State-Los Angeles
22 Colorado School of Mines
23 Indiana (Pa.)
24 North Alabama
25 Drury (Mo.)
The Fort Lewis men (9-1), through no fault of their own, fell one spot after blanking Colorado State-Pueblo 4-0 and routing UCCS 7-1. Drury, which had been at No. 9, improved to 11-0 and moved up to sixth. Mines tied Regis 1-1 on Friday, beat Metro 3-0 on Sunday and fell one spot in the poll on Tuesday. The Roadrunners were No. 25 last week but are essentially No. 29 now.
DIVISION II MEN
1 Cal State-Los Angeles
2 Lees-McRae (N.C.)
3 Tampa
4 Millersville (Pa.)
5 Southern New Hampshire
6 Drury (Mo.)
7 Sonoma State (Calif.)
8 Fort Lewis College
9 Truman State (Mo.)
10 Slippery Rock (Pa.)
10 Rollins (Fla.)
12 Dominican (N.Y.)
13 West Texas A&M
14 Lynn (Fla.)
15 Northern Kentucky
16 Colorado School of Mines
17 Grand Canyon
18 LeMoyne
19 Midwestern State
20 Wingate (N.C.)
21 Charleston, University of (W.Va.)
22 Wisconsin-Parkside
23 Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.)
24 Wilmington (Del.)
25 Seattle Pacific
Also receiving votes: Anderson (S.C.), Ashland (Ohio), Coker (S.C.), Metropolitan State College.
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