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Oct 23CGN+ WGCA Women’s Golf Rankings: Division III: Emory Secures Unanimous No. 1 Ranking Oct 23CGN+ WGCA Women’s Golf Rankings: Division II: Dallas Baptist Remains Atop Rankings Oct 23CGN+ WGCA Women’s Golf Rankings: Division I: Wake Forest Maintains No. 1 Ranking Oct 23CGN+ Player Highlight and Interview: Evan Rogers Continues Winning Ways at Chattanooga Oct 22BYU Wins Rainbow Wahine Invitational, Maria Jose Barragan Claims Individual Title Oct 22CGN+ Player Highlight and Interview: James Hassell Builds Momentum at High Point Oct 21CGN+ Week 8 Champions Recap: Oral Roberts, Chattanooga, Georgia Southern and UNCG Claim Team Titles Oct 21Scoreboard powered by Clippd Division III Fall Golf Rankings: Emory Maintains No. 1 Spots in Men’s and Women’s Golf Oct 21Scoreboard powered by Clippd Division II Fall Golf Rankings: Georgia Southwestern Takes Men’s No. 1 Spot, Dallas Baptist Remains Atop Women’s Rankings Oct 21Scoreboard powered by Clippd Division I Fall Golf Rankings: Oklahoma State Takes Men’s No. 1 Spot, Wake Forest Remains Atop Women’s Rankings Oct 21BYU Takes 11 Stroke Lead at Rainbow Wahine Invitational, Maria Jose Barragan Leads Individual Standings Oct 21CGN+ Player Highlight and Interview: Louise Depadt’s Winning Start at Oklahoma State Oct 20 Texas A&M Maintains Lead at The Fin, Mississippi State’s Alicia Bellendir Takes Individual Lead Oct 20Eastern Michigan and BYU Share Rainbow Wahine Invitational Lead, Zoe Duval and Emilia Schneider Tied for First Individually Oct 20Arkansas, Illinois and South Carolina Share Fallen Oak Collegiate Invitational Title, LSU’s Daniel Hayes Wins Individual Championship
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CGN+ WGCA Women’s Golf Rankings: Division III: Emory Secures Unanimous No. 1 Ranking

By Matthew Goldstein 1 min read
CGN+ graphic displaying the October 23, 2026 WGCA Division III Women's Golf Coaches Poll top 25 rankings. Emory holds the No. 1 position, followed by NYU, Carnegie Mellon, Washington University in St. Louis and Middlebury. The graphic includes all ranked teams and the CGN+ and WGCA logos.
Emory remains the unanimous No. 1 team in the October 23, 2026 WGCA Division III Women's Golf Coaches Poll, receiving all 23 first place votes. NYU, Carnegie Mellon, Washington University in St. Louis and Middlebury complete the top five.
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Emory remained the unanimous No. 1 team in Division III, receiving all 23 first place votes and 550 points. The Eagles have won three consecutive tournaments at the Tartan Invitational, Hollins Cup and NCAA Women’s Fall Preview at Kingsmill.

NYU moved into second with 525 points after recording runner up finishes at the Tartan Invitational and NCAA Women’s Fall Preview.

Carnegie Mellon ranked third following a third place finish at Kingsmill. Washington University in St. Louis remained fourth after placing fourth at the same event, while Middlebury completed the top five following its fifth place finish at the Wesleyan Women’s Invitational.

Complete Division III Rankings

  1. Emory: 550 points (23 first place votes)
  2. NYU: 525 points
  3. Carnegie Mellon: 495 points
  4. Washington University in St. Louis: 431 points
  5. Middlebury: 424 points
  6. Williams: 410 points
  7. Mary Hardin Baylor: 362 points
  8. Amherst: 353 points
  9. Bowdoin: 352 points
  10. Pomona Pitzer: 310 points
  11. Claremont Mudd Scripps: 309 points
  12. Randolph Macon: 302 points
  13. Hamilton: 292 points
  14. Washington and Lee: 285 points
  15. Illinois Wesleyan: 236 points
  16. Tied: Trinity (Texas): 190 points
  17. Tied: Wellesley: 190 points
  18. UC Santa Cruz: 180 points
  19. Wesleyan: 145 points
  20. Huntingdon: 132 points
  21. Sewanee: 128 points
  22. Babson: 120 points
  23. Grinnell: 116 points
  24. Macalester: 67 points
  25. George Fox: 63 points

Also Receiving Votes: Wisconsin Stout (59), Aurora (51), St. Catherine (44), Denison (10), Redlands (10), Trinity College (5) and Centre (4).

Source: WGCA Rankings

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