Three Women's Soccer Teams in NCAA Regional Rankings
Hornets ranked second, Marlins fifth, and Generals seventh
FOREST, Va. --- The NCAA released its first set
of regional rankings for the fall team sports (except football) on
Wednesday with the ODAC earning solid representation
throughout. In women's soccer, Lynchburg College sits second
in the South Atlantic Region, followed closely by Virginia Wesleyan
College (5th) and Washington and Lee University
(7th).
NCAA Division III women's soccer is comprised of eight regions
across the nation. The South Atlantic Region attributes
rankings to eight schools. Emory University currently owns the
top spot in the region with Montclair State holding the third
position. The College of New Jersey is fourth, while Richard
Stockton is sixth. Mary Washington is eighth to round out the
rankings when combined with the ODAC schools.
New rankings will be determined each week through the end of
conference tournament action. The rankings compiled through
the NCAA Division III Women's Soccer Committee aid in determining
at-large bids into the NCAA postseason tournament.
Virginia Wesleyan (15-0-1 overall, 10-0-1 ODAC) and Lynchburg
(14-0-3 overall, 7-0-3 ODAC) are also represented in the
national and regional coaches' polls conducted by the National
Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA). The Marlins are
fifth in the nation and second in the South Atlantic Region, while
the Hornets are 12th and third respectively. Washington and
Lee is ninth in the regional ranks.
Use the links below to view each of the polls and rankings in
their entirety. For more information on ODAC Women's Soccer,
visit www.odaconline.com.
Don't forget to become a fan of the ODAC on Facebook. You can also follow the ODAC on
Twitter at @odacathletics. Check out the ODAC's YouTube
channel.
NCAA Division III Regional
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