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Division III Coaches Poll for March 13, 2017

By IWLCA Admin, 03/13/17, 1:00PM EDT

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Photo courtesy of Middlebury Athletic Communications.

March 13, 2017

 

2017 IWLCA Division III Coaches Poll – March 13, 2017

 

The number one team in the IWLCA Division III Coaches Poll is no surprise this week, as Middlebury again swept all 20 first place votes. Former #2 Cortland, who lost to Franklin & Marshall this past weekend, fell to #7, and allowed Trinity (#2), Gettysburg (#3), TCNJ (#4), and Catholic (#5) to all move up a spot. Franklin & Marshall (2-1) moved up to sixth, and Washington and Lee, York, and Salisbury round out the top ten. Wesleyan (3-0) and William Smith (3-0) make their 2017 debut in the poll at #18 and #19 respectively.

There are some interesting match-ups on tap this week, as several top twenty programs square off. Wesleyan gets to celebrate their arrival in the coaches poll by hosting #1 Middlebury (3-0), Trinity (3-0) takes on #17 Ithaca in a neutral site clash, #14 Bowdoin plays William Smith (#19) and Hamilton (RV) in Florida, #4 TCNJ hosts #15 Amherst, #10 Salisbury visits #16 Mary Washington, and #5 Catholic faces a double test with games against #7 Cortland and #8 Washington and Lee.

 

Rank

Institution

Points

FPV

Record

Last Poll

1

Middlebury

400

20

3-0

1

2

Trinity (CT)

373

0

3-0

3

3

Gettysburg

366

0

4-0

4

4

TCNJ

327

0

3-0

5

5

Catholic

303

0

3-0

6

6

Franklin & Marshall

299

0

2-1

8

7

SUNY Cortland

275

0

2-1

2

8

Washington and Lee

272

0

4-1

7

9

York (PA)

244

0

3-1

9

10

Salisbury

215

0

4-2

11

11

Brockport

213

0

3-0

10

12

Messiah

171

0

2-2

12

13

St. John Fisher

165

0

2-0

14

14

Bowdoin

115

0

2-0

16

15

Amherst

110

0

2-1

15

16

Mary Washington

80

0

5-2

17

17

Ithaca

72

0

3-0

18

18

Wesleyan (CT)

47

0

3-0

NR

19

William Smith

39

0

3-0

NR

20

Colby

35

0

1-2

20

RV

Hamilton

   

1-2

13

 

The next regular season poll for the 2017 season will be published on March 20.