Scoreboard Powered by Clippd Division III Fall Golf Rankings: Emory Remains No. 1 in Men’s and Women’s Golf

The latest Scoreboard Powered by Clippd national college golf rankings, updated November 4, feature Emory University maintaining the No. 1 position in both NCAA Division III men’s and women’s golf.

Emory’s men’s program increases its weighted average to 122.04 points, maintaining a narrow lead over Kenyon. The Eagles’ women’s program remains unbeaten at 43-0-1, holding a substantial advantage over New York University.

The updated rankings also feature Williams and Middlebury moving ahead of Claremont-Mudd-Scripps in the women’s standings, while the men’s top 10 remains unchanged.

Carnegie Mellon’s Joshua Wang leads the men’s individual rankings, while Emory’s Amanda Zheng holds the top position among women’s players.

NCAA Division III Men’s Team Rankings

Emory remains No. 1 in Division III men’s golf with 122.04 weighted average points. The Eagles have compiled a 56-5-1 record through five events, increasing their weighted average from 120.23 points last week.

Kenyon maintains the No. 2 position with 118.73 points and a 57-4-0 record through four events. Emory holds a 3.31-point advantage over Kenyon, compared with 3.60 points last week.

Carnegie Mellon remains third with 113.07 points and a 53-8-1 record through five events. Huntingdon follows at No. 4 with 102.87 points, while Illinois Wesleyan maintains fifth with 100.21.

John Carroll remains sixth with 97.93 points, followed by Whitman at No. 7 with 94.94. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps holds eighth with 84.66.

Oglethorpe maintains ninth with 81.93 points, while Methodist completes the top 10 with 79.56.

All 10 programs retain their positions from the October 28 rankings, with each team increasing its weighted average.

Division III Men’s Top 10 Teams

1. Emory – 122.04
2. Kenyon – 118.73
3. Carnegie Mellon – 113.07
4. Huntingdon – 102.87
5. Illinois Wesleyan – 100.21
6. John Carroll – 97.93
7. Whitman – 94.94
8. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps – 84.66
9. Oglethorpe – 81.93
10. Methodist – 79.56

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NCAA Division III Men’s Individual Rankings

Carnegie Mellon’s Joshua Wang leads the Division III men’s individual rankings with 104.89 points, followed by Emory’s Kevin Mu in second with 99.76.

Claremont-Mudd-Scripps golfer Sebi Aliaga ranks third with 96.42 points, while Dubuque’s John Dobbe holds fourth with 81.15.

Emory places a second golfer in the top five with Zach Pelzar at No. 5 with 73.65 points.

Huntingdon’s Myles Cunningham III ranks sixth, followed by John Carroll’s Justy VonLehmden at No. 7.

Washington and Lee’s Hall Chapman holds eighth, while Covenant’s Drew Silman and Shenandoah’s Braden Hermansky complete the top 10.

Emory is the only program with two golfers among the top five individuals, complementing its No. 1 team ranking.

Division III Men’s Top 10 Individuals

1. Joshua Wang, Carnegie Mellon – 104.89
2. Kevin Mu, Emory – 99.76
3. Sebi Aliaga, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps – 96.42
4. John Dobbe, Dubuque – 81.15
5. Zach Pelzar, Emory – 73.65
6. Myles Cunningham III, Huntingdon – 72.53
7. Justy VonLehmden, John Carroll – 70.87
8. Hall Chapman, Washington and Lee – 69.98
9. Drew Silman, Covenant – 69.52
10. Braden Hermansky, Shenandoah – 67.75

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NCAA Division III Women’s Team Rankings

Emory maintains the No. 1 position in Division III women’s golf with 123.81 weighted average points.

The Eagles remain unbeaten at 43-0-1 through four events, although their weighted average decreases slightly from 124.33 points last week.

New York University holds the No. 2 position with 89.74 points and a 34-4-0 record through four events. Emory leads NYU by 34.07 points, compared with 34.29 points last week.

Carnegie Mellon remains third with 72.02 points, while Williams climbs one position to No. 4 with 66.91.

Middlebury also moves up one position to fifth with 66.63 points. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps drops two positions from fourth to sixth with 66.56.

Just 0.35 points separate Williams, Middlebury and Claremont-Mudd-Scripps in the fourth through sixth positions.

Washington University in St. Louis remains seventh with 55.57 points, followed by Amherst at No. 8 and Bowdoin at No. 9.

Pomona-Pitzer maintains tenth with 43.97 points.

Division III Women’s Top 10 Teams

1. Emory – 123.81
2. New York University – 89.74
3. Carnegie Mellon – 72.02
4. Williams – 66.91
5. Middlebury – 66.63
6. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps – 66.56
7. Washington University in St. Louis – 55.57
8. Amherst – 51.92
9. Bowdoin – 51.66
10. Pomona-Pitzer – 43.97

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NCAA Division III Women’s Individual Rankings

Emory’s Amanda Zheng leads the Division III women’s individual rankings with 110.43 points, holding a commanding advantage over the rest of the field.

Teammate Zimo Li ranks second with 76.18 points, giving the top-ranked Eagles the first two positions in the national individual standings.

New York University’s Inha Jun holds third with 74.53 points, followed by Claremont-Mudd-Scripps golfer Katherine Keith at No. 4 with 71.91.

Carnegie Mellon’s Yixuan Chen rounds out the top five with 70.91 points.

Trinity College’s Zorah Williams ranks sixth, followed by Rose-Hulman’s Lauren Paige Slatton at No. 7 and Huntingdon’s Yvette Gorden at No. 8.

Emory places a third golfer in the top 10 with Carys Code at No. 9, while Hamilton’s Aubrey Lee completes the rankings.

Zheng leads Li by 34.25 points, while Emory is the only women’s program with three golfers in the individual top 10.

Division III Women’s Top 10 Individuals

1. Amanda Zheng, Emory – 110.43
2. Zimo Li, Emory – 76.18
3. Inha Jun, New York University – 74.53
4. Katherine Keith, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps – 71.91
5. Yixuan Chen, Carnegie Mellon – 70.91
6. Zorah Williams, Trinity (Connecticut) – 69.93
7. Lauren Paige Slatton, Rose-Hulman – 67.95
8. Yvette Gorden, Huntingdon – 66.05
9. Carys Code, Emory – 60.21
10. Aubrey Lee, Hamilton – 60.16

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Emory Maintains Both No. 1 Rankings as Williams and Middlebury Climb

Emory continues to lead both NCAA Division III men’s and women’s golf following the November 4 rankings update.

On the men’s side, the Eagles increase their weighted average by 1.81 points, maintaining a 3.31-point advantage over Kenyon.

Kenyon and Carnegie Mellon also improve their weighted averages, with the top five men’s programs now exceeding 100 points. All 10 teams retain their positions from the previous week.

In the women’s standings, Emory maintains a 34.07-point lead over New York University despite a slight decline in its weighted average. The Eagles remain unbeaten through four events.

Williams and Middlebury each climb one position, while Claremont-Mudd-Scripps drops from fourth to sixth. Only 0.35 points separate those three programs.

Individually, Carnegie Mellon’s Joshua Wang leads the men’s rankings, while Emory’s Amanda Zheng holds the women’s No. 1 position. Emory places two men’s golfers among the top five and three women’s golfers in the top 10.

Carnegie Mellon remains third in both team rankings, while Claremont-Mudd-Scripps continues to hold a place in both top 10 standings.

The November 4 rankings leave Emory as the nation’s leading Division III program in both men’s and women’s golf entering the next weekly update.

Sources

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