St. Cloud State stays No. 1 in NCAA D2 Coaches Poll despite loss, CSU-Pueblo makes biggest jump to No. 13
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INDIANAPOLIS-- Defending national champion St. Cloud State holds on to the top spot in NCAA Division II Wrestling in the latest edition of the NCAA Division II Wrestling Coaches Association Poll, released Friday morning on D2wrestle.com
The Huskies feature eight nationally-ranked wrestlers, led by top-ranked Austin Goergen at 285. Nebraska-Kearney made the move from #3 to #2, with a trio of Great Lakes Valley Conference institutions making up the rest of the top five. Wisconsin-Parkside and Maryville are tied at the three-spot, with McKendree rounding out the top five.
Colorado State-Pueblo was the biggest mover in this edition of the rankings, jumping from #22 to #13. Moving into the rankings from the not-ranked category were Indianapolis (#T18), Colorado Mesa (#T18), Newman (#22) and Upper Iowa (#T24).
The NCAA Division II Wrestling Coaches Association Poll team rankings are determined by a points ranking based upon the ranking of a team’s individually ranked student-athletes.
The next ranking will be published in two weeks.
Editor's Note: St. Cloud State lost its first dual meet in over a year, falling to then-unranked Indianapolis in the Ranger Duals last weekend. At the same meet. Indianapolis also beat then No. 5 Wisconsin-Parkside.
The Huskies feature eight nationally-ranked wrestlers, led by top-ranked Austin Goergen at 285. Nebraska-Kearney made the move from #3 to #2, with a trio of Great Lakes Valley Conference institutions making up the rest of the top five. Wisconsin-Parkside and Maryville are tied at the three-spot, with McKendree rounding out the top five.
Colorado State-Pueblo was the biggest mover in this edition of the rankings, jumping from #22 to #13. Moving into the rankings from the not-ranked category were Indianapolis (#T18), Colorado Mesa (#T18), Newman (#22) and Upper Iowa (#T24).
The NCAA Division II Wrestling Coaches Association Poll team rankings are determined by a points ranking based upon the ranking of a team’s individually ranked student-athletes.
The next ranking will be published in two weeks.
Editor's Note: St. Cloud State lost its first dual meet in over a year, falling to then-unranked Indianapolis in the Ranger Duals last weekend. At the same meet. Indianapolis also beat then No. 5 Wisconsin-Parkside.
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Also Receiving Points: Lindenwood, Chadron State, Gannon, Minn. State-Mankato, Western State, Ouachita Baptist, Minn. State-Moorhead, Wheeling Jesuit, Augustana, King, Limestone, East Stroudsburg, Shippensburg, Adams State, Colorado Mines, Alderson Broaddus, Drury, Simon Fraser
INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS:
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125 |
133 |
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1. Willie Bohince, Sr. Mercyhurst |
1. Michael Labry, Sr. Ashland |
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141 |
149 |
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1. Nate Rodriguez, Sr. Maryville |
1. Nic Goebel, Sr. Findlay |
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157 |
165 |
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1. Cody Law, Jr. Pitt Johnstown |
1. Francis Mizia, Sr. Mercyhurst |
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174 |
184 |
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1. Nick Becker, Jr. Wisconsin-Parkside |
1. Garrett Lineberger, Sr. Notre Dame |
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197 |
285 |
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1. Jake Waste, Sr. Cal Baptist |
1. Austin Goergen, Sr. St. Cloud State |
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