Scoreboard Powered by Clippd Division II Fall Golf Rankings: Florida Southern Takes Men’s No. 1 Spot, Dallas Baptist Remains Women’s Leader

The latest Scoreboard Powered by Clippd national college golf rankings, updated November 4, feature Florida Southern moving into the No. 1 position in NCAA Division II men’s golf, while Dallas Baptist maintains its lead in the women’s standings.

Florida Southern overtakes Georgia Southwestern following the October 28 rankings, while Missouri-St. Louis climbs into the men’s top seven. On the women’s side, Dallas Baptist remains ahead of undefeated Findlay, with Rollins moving into eighth.

Florida Southern’s Jack VanderSchuur and Dallas Baptist’s Gracie Grant lead the men’s and women’s individual rankings, respectively.

NCAA Division II Men’s Team Rankings

Florida Southern moves into the No. 1 position in Division II men’s golf with 97.88 weighted average points. The Moccasins have compiled a 41-9-1 record through four events, improving from 94.36 points last week.

Georgia Southwestern drops one position to No. 2 with 95.63 points and a 32-6-2 record through four events. Florida Southern now leads the Hurricanes by 2.25 points after trailing by 1.42 last week.

Central Oklahoma remains third with 82.49 points and a 74-2-0 record through five events. Nova Southeastern follows at No. 4 with 77.97 points, while Lincoln Memorial maintains fifth with 70.91.

Grand Valley State remains sixth with 59.53 points. Missouri-St. Louis climbs three positions to No. 7 with 59.12 points, followed by Columbus State, which enters the top 10 at No. 8.

Oklahoma Christian returns to the top 10 at No. 9, while Palm Beach Atlantic drops three positions to No. 10. North Georgia and Barry fall outside the top 10.

Division II Men’s Top 10

1. Florida Southern – 97.88
2. Georgia Southwestern – 95.63
3. Central Oklahoma – 82.49
4. Nova Southeastern – 77.97
5. Lincoln Memorial – 70.91
6. Grand Valley State – 59.53
7. Missouri-St. Louis – 59.12
8. Columbus State – 58.49
9. Oklahoma Christian – 57.71
10. Palm Beach Atlantic – 57.35

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NCAA Division II Men’s Individual Rankings

Florida Southern’s Jack VanderSchuur leads the Division II men’s individual rankings with 71.61 points, followed by Oklahoma Christian’s Christian Yanovitch in second with 63.53.

Florida Southern’s Palmer Haynes ranks third with 59.41 points, giving the top-ranked Moccasins two players among the top three.

Georgia Southwestern places Jordan Jones and Juan Velásquez fourth and fifth, respectively. Florida Southern’s Davis Daigle ranks sixth, followed by Georgia Southwestern’s Sam Brown at No. 7.

Central Oklahoma’s Nicholas Canales holds eighth, while Nova Southeastern’s Elias Mardeni and Ivan Ponsdomenech Kamenev complete the top 10.

Florida Southern and Georgia Southwestern each place three golfers among the nation’s top seven individuals.

Division II Men’s Top 10 Individuals

1. Jack VanderSchuur, Florida Southern – 71.61
2. Christian Yanovitch, Oklahoma Christian – 63.53
3. Palmer Haynes, Florida Southern – 59.41
4. Jordan Jones, Georgia Southwestern – 58.78
5. Juan Velásquez, Georgia Southwestern – 57.96
6. Davis Daigle, Florida Southern – 56.93
7. Sam Brown, Georgia Southwestern – 56.88
8. Nicholas Canales, Central Oklahoma – 52.44
9. Elias Mardeni, Nova Southeastern – 51.21
10. Ivan Ponsdomenech Kamenev, Nova Southeastern – 50.24

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NCAA Division II Women’s Team Rankings

Dallas Baptist remains No. 1 in Division II women’s golf with 64.74 weighted average points. The Patriots have compiled a 61-3-0 record through five events, maintaining their lead despite a decrease from 73.01 points last week.

Findlay holds second with 58.81 points and remains undefeated at 41-0-0 through five events. The Oilers trail Dallas Baptist by 5.93 points, narrowing the gap from 14.01 last week.

St. Mary’s (Texas) maintains third with 52.15 points and a 43-5-0 record through four events.

Barry remains fourth with 47.00 points, followed by Anderson (South Carolina) at No. 5 with 44.50.

Flagler holds sixth with 39.63 points, while UT Tyler remains seventh with 36.10.

Rollins climbs one position to No. 8 with 35.75 points, followed by North Georgia, which moves from tenth to ninth. Lincoln Memorial drops two positions to No. 10.

All 10 programs remain in the women’s top 10, with changes limited to the final three positions.

Division II Women’s Top 10

1. Dallas Baptist – 64.74
2. Findlay – 58.81
3. St. Mary’s (Texas) – 52.15
4. Barry – 47.00
5. Anderson (South Carolina) – 44.50
6. Flagler – 39.63
7. UT Tyler – 36.10
8. Rollins – 35.75
9. North Georgia – 34.60
10. Lincoln Memorial – 31.62

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NCAA Division II Women’s Individual Rankings

Dallas Baptist’s Gracie Grant leads the Division II women’s individual rankings with 44.85 points, followed by St. Mary’s (Texas) golfer Taylor Wilczek in second with 43.74.

Dallas Baptist’s Ella Cheek ranks third with 43.44 points, giving the top-ranked Patriots two golfers among the top three individuals.

Findlay’s Ashleigh Duflo holds fourth with 43.33 points, followed by Flagler’s Kalia Polete at No. 5 with 42.05.

Findlay’s Emma Myers ranks sixth, while Barry’s Iara Martin holds seventh. Findlay places a third golfer in the top 10 with Ellie Yeazell at No. 8.

West Texas A&M’s Mia Hammerschmid and Lander’s Sarah Reed complete the rankings.

Findlay leads all programs with three golfers in the women’s individual top 10.

Division II Women’s Top 10 Individuals

1. Gracie Grant, Dallas Baptist – 44.85
2. Taylor Wilczek, St. Mary’s (Texas) – 43.74
3. Ella Cheek, Dallas Baptist – 43.44
4. Ashleigh Duflo, Findlay – 43.33
5. Kalia Polete, Flagler – 42.05
6. Emma Myers, Findlay – 40.89
7. Iara Martin, Barry – 37.10
8. Ellie Yeazell, Findlay – 36.58
9. Mia Hammerschmid, West Texas A&M – 36.20
10. Sarah Reed, Lander – 35.28

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Florida Southern Takes Over Men’s No. 1 Ranking as Dallas Baptist Holds Women’s Lead

Florida Southern makes the biggest move at the top of the men’s rankings, overtaking Georgia Southwestern after increasing its weighted average by 3.52 points.

Georgia Southwestern drops to second, while Central Oklahoma, Nova Southeastern and Lincoln Memorial maintain their positions in the top five. Missouri-St. Louis climbs to seventh, and Columbus State and Oklahoma Christian enter the top 10.

On the women’s side, Dallas Baptist remains No. 1 despite its weighted average declining by 8.27 points. Findlay holds second and reduces the Patriots’ lead from 14.01 to 5.93 points.

Rollins and North Georgia each move up one position, while Lincoln Memorial drops to tenth.

Individually, Florida Southern’s Jack VanderSchuur and Dallas Baptist’s Gracie Grant lead their respective rankings. Florida Southern and Georgia Southwestern each place three men’s golfers in the top seven, while Findlay leads the women’s rankings with three players in the top 10.

The November 4 standings position Florida Southern and Dallas Baptist as the leading Division II programs entering the next ranking update.

Sources

• Clippd Division II Men’s Team Rankings
• Clippd Division II Men’s Individual Rankings
• Clippd Division II Women’s Team Rankings
• Clippd Division II Women’s Individual Rankings