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D-II Poll: Duluth Takes Control

D-II Poll: Duluth Takes Control

February 19th, 2020 General News | Bridgewater | Cal State San Marcos | Central Connecticut | College of Idaho | Dayton | FGCU | GVSU | Kennesaw State | Loyola | Minn-Duluth | Mo. State | Montana | Montana State | MSUD | NDSU | North Florida | Northern Arizona | Rhode Island | St. Johns | St. Thomas | UC Davis | UC San Diego | UC Santa Cruz | UNC-Charlotte | Utah State

ATLANTA – With a solid start to the season, including a win over a ranked Division I program, Minn.-Duluth has ascended into the top spot of the Week 1 MCLA Division II New Balance Coaches Poll for the period ending Feb. 18.

The Bulldogs (3-0), which were third in the preseason, handed then-No. 18 Minnesota its only loss of the season and has since taken down No. 10 Montana (2-2) and No. 15 Montana State (0-2).

Duluth has 14 of the 22 first-place votes cast this week.

Defending champion and preseason No. 1 St. Thomas (2-1) takes a step back with a loss to that same Minnesota team, but the Tommies still have seven first place votes and sit just three total points behind their UMLC and in-state rival.

Dayton (0-0) snagged the remaining first place vote to have them comfortably at No. 3.

North Dakota State (0-0) and College of Idaho (0-0), neither of which have started their seasons, are at No. 4 and 5, respectively.

As usual, the UMLC own six of the top seven spots in the poll with No. 6 Grand Valley State (0-0) and No. 7 St. John’s (0-1) following the Yotes.

MCLA Division II New Balance Coaches Poll – Week 1

RANKTEAMPOINTS1st VOTES
1.Minn.-Duluth
53514
2.St. Thomas
5327
3.Dayton5041
4.North Dakota State
478
5.College of Idaho
464
6.Grand Valley State431
7.St. John's
402
8.Kennesaw State
392
9.North Florida
356
10.Montana324
11.Northern Arizona
306
12.UC Davis
293
13.Florida Gulf Coast
255
14.Utah State
250
15.Montana State233
16.Bridgewater State
176
17.Missouri State
175
18.UC San Diego
160
19.Loyola Marymount
138
20.UNC-Charlotte113
21.Rhode Island
107
22.Cal State San Marcos
105
23.Central Conn. State
86
24.San Diego
63
25.MSU Denver
48


Others receiving votes: Florida Atlantic (40), Rice (28), Wake Forest (23), UC Irvine (21), Western Oregon (18), Stonehill (14), Oklahoma State (13), Sierra Nevada (13), Central Washington (12), Appalachian State (10), Baylor (7), Colorado Denver (7), Claremont (5), Saint Mary’s (4), WashU (4), UT-San Antonio (2), Colorado Mines (1), TAMU-Galveston (1), Western Washington (1).

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