NJCAA DIVISION I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RANKINGS |
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| Record | Points | Last Poll | |
| 1. South Plains (7) 2. Trinity Valley 3. Western Nebraska 4. Gulf Coast State 5. Shelton State 6. Hutchinson 7. Northwest Florida State 8. New Mexico 9. Chipola 10. Jones 11. Tyler 12. Seward County 13. Central Arizona 14. Florida SouthWestern State 15. Wabash Valley 16. South Georgia Tech 17. Casper 18. Midland 19. Odessa 20. Wallace State 21. Gillette 22. Eastern Florida State 23. Bismarck State 24. Blinn 25. Three Rivers |
24-0 21-1 20-1 18-2 20-2 21-2 19-4 15-6 20-4 14-2 18-4 18-4 20-3 20-5 19-1 23-2 20-3 15-5 17-4 18-4 22-2 20-5 |21-3 18-4 20-5 |
175 168 161 154 147 140 133 126 119 112 205 98 91 84 77 70 63 56 49 42 35 28 21 14 7 |
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| Others Receiving Votes: Utah State Eastern (21-3, 5.0); Moberly Area (19-4, 4.0); Vincennes (20-4, 3.0); Salt Lake (17-5, 2.0); Collin County (17-6, 1.0). | |||
Hutchinson CC Sports Information
A 2-0 week which included a road win over No. 12 Seward County vaulted the Hutchinson Community College women's basketball team up two spots in the latest NJCAA Division I Women's National Rankings.
Released on Monday, the 21-2 Blue Dragons jumped up to No. 6 in the national rankings. Former No. 5 New Mexico and former No. 6 Tyler both lost games last week. The Top four teams – South Plains, Trinity Valley, Western Nebraska and Gulf Coast State remained the game. Shelton State moved into the Top 5.
The Blue Dragons defeated Barton last week 67-43 and then defeated the Saints 72-70 on Saturday on Abby Ogle's basket with 2.7 seconds to play. The Blue Dragons now find themselves in a first-place tie in the Jayhawk West with Seward County at 13-1. Those team meet again on Feb. 22 in Hutchinson.
Despite the loss to Hutchinson, Seward County stayed put at No. 12 this week. No other KJCCC team is getting any national attention this week.
The Blue Dragons will open a busy stretch of four games in eight days starting on Wednesday at Northwest Tech in Goodland. The Dragons then play host to Garden City on Wednesday and Pratt next Monday before traveling to Dodge City on Feb. 12.
The Blue Dragons have now been ranked in 32 consecutive polls and in 133 of the last 138 ranking periods.