NJCAA DIV. I WOMEN'S BASKETBALL RANKINGS |
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| Record | Points | Last Poll | |
| 1. Hutchinson (10) 2. Gulf Coast State 3. Collin 4. Northwest Florida State 5. New Mexico JC 6. Wabash Valley 7. Shelton State 8. Eastern Florida State 9. McLennan 10. Pearl River 11. Odessa 12. Trinity Valley 13. Three Rivers 14. Pensacola State 15. College of Southern Idaho 16. Dodge City 17. Mineral Area 18. Eastern Arizona 19. Temple 20. Salt Lake 21. Butler 22. Casper 23. Northeastern JC 24. Chipola 25. East Georgia State |
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| Receiving Votes: Utah State Eastern, Angelina, Chattanooga State, Cochise | |||
Hutchinson CC Sports Information
For the first time since the 2017-18 season, the Hutchinson Community College women's basketball team is ranked No. 1 in the NJCAA Division I national rankings.
Off to a 23-0 start – tied for the fourth-best start in the program's 50-years history, the Blue Dragons are the lone-remaining unbeaten team in the nation. After previous No. 1 Gulf Coast State lost in overtime to unranked Chipola last Wednesday, the Blue Dragons vaulted into the top spot following a pair of 30-point wins over Pratt and Cloud County.
The last time the Dragons were ranked No. 1 was the 2917-18 preseason poll. The Blue Dragons dropped one early game that season to Seward County, fell to No. 9 and fought all the way back to No. 2 in that season's final poll.
This is the first time the Blue Dragons have been ranked No. 1 in a regular season poll since the 2014-15 season. That team remained No. 1 for the final six polls of that season.
The first time Blue Dragon women's basketball ascended to No. 1 came in the 2012-13 season. That team spent five weeks at No. 1
The new Top 5 has the Blue Dragons at No. 1, Gulf Coast State at No. 3, Collin at No. 3, Northwest Florida State at No. 4 and New Mexico Junior College at No. 5.
After dropping a road game Saturday at Cowley, Dodge City dropped five spots to No. 16. Butler remained No. 21.
This week, the Blue Dragons travel to Cowley at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday and play host to No. 21 Butler at 2 p.m. on Saturday in the Sports Arena.
The Blue Dragons have been ranked now in 11 consecutive polls.