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Scoreboard Powered by Clippd Division II Fall Golf Rankings: Georgia Southwestern Maintains Men’s No. 1 Spot, Dallas Baptist Leads Women’s Rankings
The latest Clippd national college golf rankings, updated October 28, feature Georgia Southwestern maintaining the No. 1 position in NCAA Division II men’s golf, while Dallas Baptist remains atop the women’s standings.
The updated rankings show changes across both divisions, with Georgia Southwestern extending its advantage over Florida Southern and Findlay climbing into second place in the women’s rankings.
NCAA Division II Men’s Rankings
Georgia Southwestern remains No. 1 in Division II men’s golf with 95.78 weighted average points. The Hurricanes have compiled a 32-6-2 record through four events, increasing their weighted average from 87.18 points last week.
Florida Southern holds the No. 2 position with 94.36 points and a 27-9-1 record through three events. Georgia Southwestern now leads Florida Southern by 1.42 points, compared with just 0.05 points last week.
Central Oklahoma remains third with 82.65 points and a 74-2-0 record through five events. Nova Southeastern follows at No. 4 with 79.31 points, while Lincoln Memorial maintains fifth with 79.19.
Grand Valley State climbs one position to No. 6 with 63.97 points. Palm Beach Atlantic enters the top 10 at No. 7 with 59.70 points.
North Georgia moves up one position to eighth, followed by Barry at No. 9. Missouri-St. Louis enters the top 10 at No. 10, replacing Arkansas Tech.
Oklahoma Christian, previously ranked sixth, also falls outside the top 10.
Division II Men’s Top 10
- Georgia Southwestern – 95.78
- Florida Southern – 94.36
- Central Oklahoma – 82.65
- Nova Southeastern – 79.31
- Lincoln Memorial – 79.19
- Grand Valley State – 63.97
- Palm Beach Atlantic – 59.70
- North Georgia – 59.51
- Barry – 59.51
- Missouri-St. Louis – 58.72
NCAA Division II Women’s Rankings
Dallas Baptist remains No. 1 in Division II women’s golf with 73.01 weighted average points. The Patriots have compiled a 46-3-0 record through four events, maintaining their lead despite a decrease from 79.62 points last week.
Findlay climbs three positions from fifth to second with 59.00 points. The Oilers remain undefeated at 41-0-0 through five events and trail Dallas Baptist by 14.01 points.
St. Mary’s (Texas) holds third with 51.12 points and a 29-4-0 record through three events.
Barry drops two positions to No. 4 with 47.65 points, while Anderson (South Carolina) moves down one position to fifth with 45.24.
Flagler remains sixth with 40.33 points, followed by UT Tyler at No. 7 with 38.17.
Lincoln Memorial maintains eighth with 37.51 points, while Rollins enters the top 10 at No. 9 with 36.01 points.
North Georgia drops one position to No. 10 with 35.44 points. Cal State San Marcos, previously ranked tenth, falls outside the top 10.
Division II Women’s Top 10
- Dallas Baptist – 73.01
- Findlay – 59.00
- St. Mary’s (Texas) – 51.12
- Barry – 47.65
- Anderson (South Carolina) – 45.24
- Flagler – 40.33
- UT Tyler – 38.17
- Lincoln Memorial – 37.51
- Rollins – 36.01
- North Georgia – 35.44
Georgia Southwestern Extends Lead as Findlay Climbs to No. 2
Georgia Southwestern strengthens its position atop the men’s rankings, increasing its weighted average by 8.60 points. Florida Southern also improves by 7.23 points, but the Hurricanes extend their advantage from 0.05 to 1.42 points.
Central Oklahoma, Nova Southeastern and Lincoln Memorial maintain their positions in the top five. Palm Beach Atlantic and Missouri-St. Louis enter the top 10, while Oklahoma Christian and Arkansas Tech drop out.
On the women’s side, Dallas Baptist remains No. 1 for another week despite its weighted average declining by 6.61 points.
Findlay makes the biggest move among the top five, climbing from fifth to second while extending its undefeated record to 41-0-0. The Oilers reduce Dallas Baptist’s lead from 25.78 points last week to 14.01.
Rollins also joins the top 10 at No. 9, while St. Mary’s maintains third place.
The updated rankings leave Georgia Southwestern and Dallas Baptist leading their respective divisions entering the next ranking update.
