Stanford, Findlay, Carnegie Mellon, and Keiser Lead Latest WGCA Coaches Poll

The Women’s Golf Coaches Association (WGCA) released its second Mizuno Coaches Poll of the 2025 fall season, with updated rankings across all divisions.


Division I

Stanford holds the top spot after earning nine first-place votes. Wake Forest moved to No. 2 with seven votes, followed by Oregon at No. 3. Texas A&M and Texas complete the top five.

Top 5 Division I Rankings

  1. Stanford  – 412 pts

  2. Wake Forest  – 391 pts

  3. Oregon – 385 pts

  4. Texas A&M – 353 pts

  5. Texas – 326 pts

Division II

Findlay rose to No. 1 with three first-place votes. Wingate is second with nine votes, while Dallas Baptist is third. Flagler and Anderson round out the top five.

Top 5 Division II Rankings

  1. Findlay  – 358 pts

  2. Wingate  – 351 pts

  3. Dallas Baptist  – 350 pts

  4. Flagler – 320 pts

  5. Anderson  – 282 pts

Division III

Carnegie Mellon tops Division III with 18 first-place votes. Emory follows at No. 2 with four. Washington University in St. Louis, Pomona-Pitzer, and NYU round out the top five.

Top 5 Division III Rankings

  1. Carnegie Mellon  – 546 pts

  2. Emory  – 529 pts

  3. Washington University in St. Louis – 459 pts

  4. Pomona-Pitzer – 455 pts

  5. NYU – 451 pts

NAIA

Keiser continues to lead as the unanimous No. 1, with Marian (IN) and Dalton State following.

Top 5 NAIA Rankings

  1. Keiser  – 80 pts

  2. Marian (IN) – 69 pts

  3. Dalton State – 63 pts

  4. SCAD Savannah – 53 pts

  5. Texas Wesleyan – 52 pts

About the WGCA

Founded in 1983, the WGCA is a nonprofit association representing more than 750 collegiate women’s golf coaches in the United States. Its mission is to promote women’s college golf through education, recognition, and support of both coaches and student-athletes, while upholding the tradition of intercollegiate competition.

The next WGCA Coaches Poll will be released Friday, October 24


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