ELLENSBURG, Wash. (NCBWA) – The National Collegiate
Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA) continues its tradition
of NCAA Division II polls with its 2009 weekly surveys. Weekly polls
will continue each Tuesday throughout the season.
NCBWA DIVISION II POLL (PRESEASON) |
Rk. |
School [1st
place] |
Record |
Pts. |
1. |
Mount Olive (N.C.)
[7] |
58-6 |
175 |
2. |
Tampa (Fla.) |
42-11-1 |
167 |
3. |
Central Missouri |
47-17 |
155 |
4. |
Chico State (Calif.) |
42-17 |
151 |
5. |
Delta State (Miss.) |
48-11 |
142 |
6. |
Columbus State
(Ga.) |
43-9 |
125 |
7. |
Sonoma State
(Calif.) |
52-15 |
119 |
8. |
Abilene Christian
(Texas) |
44-17 |
112 |
9. |
Southern Arkansas |
46-12 |
107 |
t10. |
Grand Valley
State (Mich.) |
34-13 |
106 |
t10. |
Shippensburg
(Pa.) |
39-26 |
106 |
12. |
Mesa State (Colo.) |
42-17 |
96 |
13. |
USC Aiken |
47-17 |
88 |
14. |
Ouachita Baptist
(Ark.) |
51-16 |
81 |
15. |
Saint Mary's
(Texas) |
39-17 |
77 |
16. |
Ashland (Ohio) |
40-18 |
76 |
17. |
UC San Diego |
43-18 |
69 |
18. |
West Chester
(Pa.) |
45-16 |
55 |
19. |
Wayne State (Neb.) |
40-13 |
49 |
20. |
Emporia State
(Kan.) |
50-10 |
46 |
21. |
West Virginia
State |
36-14 |
27 |
22. |
Florida Southern |
29-21 |
22 |
23. |
Catawba (N.C.) |
43-18 |
20 |
24. |
Western Oregon |
39-19 |
14 |
t25. |
Northern Kentucky |
38-24 |
13 |
t25. |
West Alabama |
45-13 |
13 |
Also receiving votes: Central Oklahoma 10,
North Georgia 10, Concordia St. Paul (Minn.) 6,
Minnesota State 6, Pitt-Johnstown (Pa.) 6, Kutztown
(Pa.) 5, Southeastern Oklahoma State 5, Indiana
(Pa.) 4, Nebraska-Omaha 4, Valdosta State (Ga.)
4, Cal State Stanislaus 2, Carson‐Newman (Tenn.)
1, Slippery Rock (Pa.) 1. |
Records are from 2008 season |
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For the Division II regional polls, go to the
Central Washington official website.
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