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DALLAS (NCBWA) – The National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association continues its tradition of NCAA polls with the NCBWA/D3baseball.com Division III Poll. Weekly polls continue through the NCAA Division III Championship.

The D3baseball.com Top 25 is voted on by a panel of 25 Sports Information Directors and media members from across the country, and is published weekly. Full members of NCAA Division III are eligible.

NCBWA/D3BASEBALL.COM DIVISION III POLL (MARCH 10)
Rk.	School [1st place]	Record	Pts.	Pvs.
1.	UW-Whitewater [22]	0-0	612	1
2.	St. Thomas [1]	0-0	587	2
3.	Cortland State	4-0	560	3
4.	Salisbury	2-0	527	4
5.	Cal Lutheran	12-1	499	5
6.	Kean	4-0	487	7
7.	Birmingham-Southern [2]	11-0	471	10
8.	Southern Maine	0-0	453	6
9.	Emory	7-3	392	8
10.	UW-Stevens Point	0-0	382	11
11.	Trinity (Texas)	12-2	351	16
12.	Shenandoah	0-0	302	17
13.	Concordia-Chicago	5-3	269	9
14.	Rhodes	13-2	257	21
15.	Case Western Reserve	1-1	250	15
16.	Marietta	1-1	242	12
17.	Baldwin Wallace	1-0	228	19
18.	Bridgewater (Va.)	4-1	175	20
19.	Pacific Lutheran	12-5	136	23
20.	Misericordia	6-1	124	24
21.	Linfield	11-6	90	14
22.	Randolph-Macon	8-1	80	-
23.	Rowan	1-3	79	13
24.	Eastern Connecticut	0-1	72	22
25.	Frostburg State	9-0	71	-
Also receiving votes: Moravian 55, Tufts 53, Endicott 36, Webster 33, Wesleyan (Conn.) 32, Heidelberg 31, Willamette 31, La Roche 27, Pomona-Pitzer 27, Concordia (Texas) 17, Huntingdon 15, Rutgers-Camden 9, Millsaps 9, Manchester 8, Otterbein 7, Amherst 3, Ithaca 3, UW-La Crosse, Concordia-Moorhead 3, Alma 2, Augustana (Ill.) 2, Johns Hopkins 2, Elizabethtown 1, Piedmont 1, Rose-Hulman 1, Texas-Tyler 1.
Dropped out: Webster (18); Tufts (25).

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