Polls 2016-17

Rank	University (First Place Votes)	Points	Previous
1	Oklahoma State (23)	575	1
2	Texas A&M	551	2
3	Georgia Tech	513	8
4	Vanderbilt	507	3
5	Texas Tech	445	11
6	Florida	434	4
7	Alabama	428	5
8	Oklahoma	419	7
9	Baylor	407	10
10	California	391	9
11	Auburn	346	6
12	LSU	323	12
13	Illinois	284	15
14	Clemson	266	14
15	Texas	237	13
16	Southern California	202	17
17	Florida State	188	20
18	Stanford	179	16
19	Arkansas	177	19
20	USF	133	T23
21	UCLA	126	18
22	Arizona State	118	21
23	UNLV	62	25
24	North Carolina	52	NR
25	South Carolina	22	NR

Dropped From Ranking:	Pepperdine (#T23), Wake Forest (#22)

Others Receiving Votes: Wake Forest, 20; North Florida, 12; Duke, 11; Kent State, 11; Pepperdine, 10; Kentucky, 8; Ole Miss, 7; Georgia, 4; Virginia, 3; TCU, 2; Arizona, 1; Oregon, 1.

Rank	University (First Place Votes)	Points	Previous
1	West Florida (17)	472	1
2	Florida Southern (1)	448	2
3	Nova Southeastern	400	3
T4	Barry	383	4
T4	Newberry (1)	383	8
6	Florida Tech	380	5
7	Lynn	361	6
8	Limestone	330	9
9	USC Aiken	292	14
10	Columbus State	268	7
11	CSU Monterey Bay	239	11
12	Saint Leo	227	10
13	CU-Colorado Springs	220	15
14	Rollins	207	13
15	Chico State	188	16
16	Lander	171	19
17	Lincoln Memorial	167	17
18	Arkansas Tech	132	20
19	Carson-Newman	111	21
20	Lee	83	12
21	Texas A&M Commerce	72	18
T22	Grand Valley State	70	T22
T22	Young Harris	70	NR
24	St. Marys (TX)	58	NR
25	Central Missouri	35	NR

Dropped From Ranking:	Central Oklahoma (#T22), CSU San Marcos (#25), Mount Olive (#T22)

Others Receiving Votes: Central Oklahoma, 34; Indianapolis, 33; Coker, 30; Mount Olive, 27; Simon Fraser, 24; Missouri-St. Louis, 23; Valdosta State, 22; Flagler, 18; Oklahoma Christian, 18; Saginaw Valley State, 18; Maryville, 17; California Baptist, 16; CSU San Marcos, 14; Clayton State, 13; Lenor Rhyne, 13; North Greenville, 11; Harding, 10; Sonoma State, 10; Winona State, 10; CSU East Bay, 9; Bellarmine, 8; Georgia Southwestern State, 6; Queens U. of Charlotte, 6; Goldey-Beacom, 5; Bentley, 4; Missouri Western State, 4; King, 3; Henderson State, 2.

Rank	University (First Place Votes)	Points	Previous
1	Methodist (13)	443	5
2	Huntingdon (3)	421	2
3	Emory (1)	386	6
4	St. Thomas (MN) (1)	379	4
5	Guilford	363	13
6	Concordia (TX)	351	7
7	UT Tyler	349	1
8	Illinois Wesleyan	340	3
9	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps	274	8
10	Southwestern (TX)	253	21
11	Saint John's (MN)	244	12
12	Washington & Lee	214	10
13	Greensboro	197	15
14	Hope	180	14
15	Rhodes	178	16
16	Oglethorpe	177	9
17	Wittenberg	135	19
18	Redlands	105	18
19	Kenyon	104	NR
20	North Carolina Wesleyan	100	20
21	Sewanee	93	11
22	California Lutheran	78	23
23	La Verne	72	NR
24	Trinity (CT)	59	NR
25	Carnegie Mellon	57	17

Dropped From Ranking:	Calvin (#25), Pacific Lutheran (#24), Willamette (#22)

Others Receiving Votes: Pacific Lutheran, 51; Hampden-Sydney, 38; Trinity (TX), 30; Rochester, 27; Willamette, 25; Williams, 24; Gustavus Adolphus, 17; Calvin, 15; NYU, 13; Texas Lutheran, 13; Birmingham-Southern, 8; LaGrange, 6; RPI, 6; McDaniel, 4; Christopher Newport, 3; Husson, 3; Mary Hardin-Baylor, 3; Piedmont, 3; Augsburg, 2; Hardin-Simmons, 2; Carthage, 1; George Fox, 1; Mary Washington, 1; Ohio Wesleyan, 1; Wisconsin-Eau Claire, 1.

Rank	University (First Place Votes)	Points	Previous
1	Oklahoma City (10)	250	2
2	Texas Wesleyan	239	1
3	Dalton State	227	3
4	Coastal Georgia	221	4
5	Keiser	200	6
T6	Johnson & Wales (FL)	194	5
T6	Wayland Baptist	194	10
8	British Columbia	181	9
9	Victoria	175	7
10	Taylor	155	12
11	Rocky Mountain	153	8
12	William Woods	130	11
13	Point	122	T17
14	Our Lady of the Lake	107	T15
15	Lawrence Tech	94	19
16	Cardinal Stritch	87	14
17	Lewis-Clark State	80	NR
18	Columbia College	76	T17
19	William Penn	65	T20
20	The Master's University	63	T20
21	Morningside	47	23
22	Corban	36	13
23	Faulkner	29	NR
24	William Carey	21	T15
25	Bellevue	16	NR

Dropped From Ranking:	Grand View (#25), Oregon Tech (#22), SCAD Savannah (#24)

Others Receiving Votes: Grand View, 15; Lindsey Wilson, 13; Bethany (KS), 12; Webber International, 11; SCAD Savannah, 10; Embry-Riddle (AZ), 6; Madonna, 6; Indiana Wesleyan, 5; Central Baptist, 4; Reinhardt, 4; Doane, 1; Mount Mercy, 1.

Rank	University (First Place Votes)	Points	Previous
1	Indian Hills (5)	50	1
2	Midland	44	3
3	McLennan	39	2
4	Eastern Florida State	36	4
5	Iowa Western	27	5
6	Central Alabama	15	7
T7	Wallace State	13	NR
T7	Western Texas	13	6
9	New Mexico JC	12	T9
10	Hutchinson	11	8

Dropped From Ranking: Odessa (#T9)

Others Receiving Votes: Dodge City, 8; Eastern Arizona, 5; Odessa, 2.

Rank	University (First Place Votes)	Points	Previous
1	South Mountain (4)	59	2
T2	Mississippi Gulf Coast	56	1
T2	Murray State (OK) (1)	56	T3
T4	Meridian (1)	52	5
T4	Tyler JC (1)	52	T3
6	Kirkwood CC	34	6
7	Mesa	29	7
8	Parkland CC	20	8
9	Walters State JC	17	9
10	Des Moines Area	5	NR

Dropped From Ranking: Abraham Baldwin

Others Receiving Votes: Abraham Baldwin, 3; Owens, 2.

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2017 NCAA DI Championship Results

NCAA Finish	University
1	Oklahoma
2	Oregon
Semifinals	Illinois
Semifinals	Vanderbilt
Quarterfinals	Baylor
Quarterfinals	Southern California
Quarterfinals	Nevada-Las Vegas
Quarterfinals	Oklahoma State
9	Louisiana State
10	Virginia
11	Auburn
12	Texas
13	Pepperdine
T-14	Florida State
T-14	Central Florida
Missed Cut	Arizona State
Missed Cut	Alabama
Missed Cut	Iowa State
Missed Cut	North Carolina
Missed Cut	Stanford
Missed Cut	Kent State
Missed Cut	Duke
Missed Cut	Ole Miss
Missed Cut	Penn State
Missed Cut	Lipscomb
Missed Cut	Jacksonville
Missed Cut	New Mexico
Missed Cut	Purdue
Missed Cut	Kennesaw State
Missed Cut	Clemson

2017 NCAA DII Championship Results

NCAA Finish	University
1	Florida Southern
2	Lynn
Semifinals	Arkansas Tech
Semifinals	West Florida
Quarterfinals	Barry
Quarterfinals	Florida Tech
Quarterfinals	Ferris
Quarterfinals	Newbery
9	North Alabama
T-10	California Baptist
T-10	Cal State Monterey Bay
12	Cal State East Bay
13	Le Moyne
T-14	Central Missouri
T-14	Stanislaus State
16	Western Washington
17	Lindenwood
18	St. Thomas Aquinas
19	Dominican - NY
20	Charleston

2017 NCAA DIII Championship Results

NCAA Finish	University
1	Wittenberg
2	Guilford
3	Texas - Tyler
T-4	Huntingdon
T-4	Greensboro
6	Hope College
7	Methodist
8	Rhodes College
9	Illinois Wesleyan
10	LaGrange College
11	Mary Hardin-Baylor
T12	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
T12	Emory
14	Washington & Lee
15	St. John's (MN)
16	Williams College
17	Webster
18	Pacific Lutheran
Missed Cut	Concordia (TX)
Missed Cut	Franklin & Marshall
Missed Cut	Christopher Newport
Missed Cut	Transylvania
Missed Cut	Oglethorpe
Missed Cut	St. John Fisher
Missed Cut	Babson College
Missed Cut	Rochester
Missed Cut	Otterbein
Missed Cut	Thomas More
Missed Cut	Luther College
Missed Cut	Penn State - Behrend
Missed Cut	St. Norbert College
Missed Cut	Carnegie Mellon
Missed Cut	Endicott College
Missed Cut	Manhattanville College
Missed Cut	Northwestern
Missed Cut	Stevenson
Missed Cut	Husson
Missed Cut	Rutgers - Camden
Missed Cut	Wisconsin Lutheran
Missed Cut	Cabrini University
Missed Cut	St. Joseph's - ME
Missed Cut	Farmingdale State

2017 NAIA Championship Results

NAIA Finish	University
1	Grand View
2	Cardinal Stritch
3	Texas Wesleyan
T-4	Dalton State
T-4	William Woods
6	Oklahoma City
7	Wayland Baptist
T-8	Johnson & Wales - FL
T-8	William Jessup
T-8	Keiser
11	The Master's University
12	British Columbia
T-13	Northwestern College - IA
T-13	Madonna
15	Our Lady of the Lake
16	Southeastern
17	Arizona Christian
Missed Cut	St. AmbroseÂ
Missed Cut	Taylor
Missed Cut	Oklahoma Wesleyan
Missed Cut	South Carolina - Beaufort
Missed Cut	Coastal Georgia
Missed Cut	Bellevue - NE
Missed Cut	Lewis-Clark St. (ID)
Missed Cut	Point
Missed Cut	Cumberland - TN
Missed Cut	Embry-Riddle - AZ
Missed Cut	Northwest Christian
Missed Cut	Point Park

2017 NJCAA DI Championship Results

NJCAA Finish	University
1	Odessa
2	Indian Hills
3	Eastern Florida State
4	Midland
5	McLennan
6	Iowa Western
7	Western Texas
8	Dodge City
9	New Mexico
10	Spartanburg Methodist
11	Hutchinson
T-12	Eastern Arizona
T-12	Central Alabama
14	Wallace State
15	John A. Logan
16	Garden City
17	Faulkner State
18	Scottsdale
19	Eastern Wyoming
20	Pima
21	Otero

2017 NJCAA DII Championship Results

NJCAA Finish	University
1	Mesa
2	Mississippi Gulf Coast
3	Murray State
4	Tyler Junior College
5	South Mountain
6	Meridian
7	Illinois Central
T-8	Kirkwood CC
T-8	Southeast CC
10	Parkland College
11	Copiah-Lincoln
12	Mott CC
13	Oakland CC
14	Black Hawk College
15	Iowa Central
16	Grand Rapids
17	Walters State
18	Abraham Baldwin
19	Des Moines Area
20	Waubonsee
21	Allegeny - Maryland

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NORMAN, Okla. – Indian Hills was the unanimous No. 1 in the final regular season Bushnell Golfweek NJCAA Division I Coaches Poll. The Warriors have held or shared the top spot in seven straight rankings.

Spots two through five remained unchaged with Dodge City, Eastern Florida State, Odessa and Midland filling those spots. Iowa Western and Western Texas flipped Nos. 6 and 7. Central Alabama and New Mexico JC tied at No. 8. Hutchinson was No. 10.

Bushnell Golfweek NJCAA Division I Coaches Poll - Final Regular Season

Rank	University (First Place Votes)	Points	Previous Rank
1	Indian Hills (6)	60	1
2	Dodge City	53	2
3	Eastern Florida State	45	3
4	Odessa	41	4
5	Midland	40	5
6	Iowa Western	26	7
7	Western Texas	21	6
T8	Central Alabama	13	8
T8	New Mexico JC	13	9
10	Hutchinson	8	10

Dropped From Ranking: None

Others Receiving Votes: McLennan, 6; Eastern Arizona, 2; Wallace State, 2

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NORMAN, Okla. – Tyler JC was No. 1 in the final regular season Bushnell Golfweek NJCAA Division II Coaches Poll after receiving six first-place votes. It was Tyler’s sixth straight ranking at No. 1 and seventh overall this season.

Murray State (OK) and South Mountain remained at Nos. 2 and 3, respectively, with South Mountain claiming the lone remaining first-place ballot. Copiah Lincoln and Meridian swapped spots 4 and 5, respectively. Mississippi Gulf Coast, Walters State, Kansas City Kansas, Kirkwood and Southeast CC completed the top 10.

Bushnell Golfweek NJCAA Division II Coaches Poll - Final Regular Season

Rank	University (First Place Votes)	Points	Previous Rank
1	Tyler JC (6)	69	1
2	Murray State (OK)	59	2
3	South Mountain (1)	57	3
4	Copiah Lincoln	51	5
5	Meridian	39	4
6	Mississippi Gulf Coast	38	6
7	Walters State	22	7
8	Kansas City Kansas CC	19	T8
9	Kirkwood	15	T8
10	Southeast CC	11	10

Dropped From Ranking: None

Others Receiving Votes: Parkland, 4; Iowa Central, 2

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NORMAN, Okla. – As they have for the previous nine rankings, Oklahoma City finished the season as the top-ranked team in the Bushnell Golfweek NAIA Coaches Poll. The Stars were the unanimous No. 1 for the fourth straight ranking.

Texas Wesleyan and Dalton State stayed at Nos. 2 and 3. Wayland Baptist and Keiser swapped fourth and fifth. Johnson & Wales (FL) stood pat at No. 6 and is followed by William Woods, Taylor, British Columbia and Arizona Christian.

Bushnell Golfweek NAIA Coaches Poll - Final Regular Season

Rank	University (First Place Votes)	Points	Previous Rank
1	Oklahoma City (9)	225	1
2	Texas Wesleyan	215	2
3	Dalton State	203	3
4	Wayland Baptist	191	5
5	Keiser	189	4
6	Johnson & Wales (FL)	185	6
7	William Woods	171	7
8	Taylor	154	9
9	British Columbia	149	8
10	Arizona Christian	126	10
11	Coastal Georgia	124	T14
12	South Carolina Beaufort	120	11
13	William Jessup	104	12
14	Victoria	93	T14
15	Point	89	16
16	Mount Mercy	83	13
17	Grand View	82	17
18	Lindsey Wilson	81	19
19	Cardinal Stritch	78	18
20	Oklahoma Wesleyan	65	21
21	Webber International	48	20
22	Reinhardt	33	25
23	Madonna	32	T22
24	Bellevue	20	24
25	Faulkner	16	T22

Dropped From Ranking:	None

Others Receiving Votes: Marian (IN), 10; The Master's University, 10; St. Ambrose, 9; St. Andrews, 9; Lawrence Tech, 3; Oregon Tech, 3; Rocky Mountain, 3; Corban, 1; University of the Cumberlands, 1.

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