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NORMAN, Okla. — University of West Florida continues its reign as the No. 1 team in the country after receiving all 24 first-place votes in the final Bushnell Golfweek Coaches Poll of 2021.

Lincoln Memorial ranks second followed by Lynn, Arkansas Tech, and South Carolina Aiken who all earned a spot in the top-five.

Central Missouri ranks sixth followed by Barry, Lee, Young Harris, and Georgia Southwestern State to round out the top-ten.

 

Bushnell/Golfweek Division II Coaches' Poll - April 30, 2021

Rank University (First Place Votes) Points Previous Rank
1 West Florida (24) 600 1
2 Lincoln Memorial 552 3
3 Lynn 547 2
4 Arkansas Tech 500 T-4
5 South Carolina-Aiken 472 6
6 Central Missouri 455 8
7 Barry 443 T-4
8 Lee 429 7
9 Young Harris College 395 12
10 Georgia Southwestern State 361 9
11 Indianapolis 360 10
12 Saint Leo 302 14
13 Columbus State 291 13
14 Georgia College 267 11
15 Henderson State 249 17
16 Oklahoma Christian 232 15
17 Colorado State-Pueblo 200 16
18 Washburn 185 18
19 North Georgia 146 19
20 Clayton State 107 21
21 Carson-Newman 94 22
22 Lander 92 23
23 Nova Southeastern 67 NR
24 Findlay 60 20
25 Grand Valley State 49 NR
       
Dropped From Ranking: Florida Southern (#24); Wingate (#25).
       
Others Receiving Votes: Florida Southern, 38; Wingate, 35; Valdosta State, 29; Mount Olive, 24; Academy of Art, 22; Sonoma State, 20; Western Washington, 20; St. Thomas Aquinas, 18; Gannon, 16; Indiana Univ. of Pennsylvania, 13; Christian Brothers, 11; Maryville, 11; Texas A&M Commerce, 10; Livingstone, 9; Tampa, 9; Saint Martins Univ., 8; Barton College, 7; Union Univ. (TN), 7; Flagler, 6; Colorado-Colorado Springs, 5; CSU East Bay, 5; Florida Tech, 4; Rollins, 4; Bentley Univ., 3; Missouri - St. Louis, 3; Delta State, 2; Midwestern State, 2; West Liberty, 2; Missouri Western State, 1; Queens Univ. of Charlotte, 1.

NORMAN, Okla. — University of West Florida is the new No. 1 team in the country after receiving 21 first-place votes in the latest Bushnell Golfweek Coaches Poll.

Lynn ranks second after earning one first-place votes, followed by third-ranked Lincoln Memorial. Barry and Arkansas Tech tied for fourth.

South Carolina ranked sixth after receiving one first-place vote, followed by Lee, Central Missouri, Georgia Southwestern State, and Indianapolis to round out the top-ten.

 

Bushnell/Golfweek Division II Coaches' Poll - April 16, 2021

1 West Florida (21) 549 2
2 Lynn (1) 535 1
3 Lincoln Memorial 529 5
T-4 Barry 474 4
T-4 Arkansas Tech 474 7
6 South Carolina-Aiken (1) 467 3
7 Lee 408 10
8 Central Missouri 397 9
9 Georgia Southwestern State 342 6
10 Indianapolis 328 13
11 Georgia College 290 11
12 Young Harris College 281 12
13 Columbus State 260 NR
14 Saint Leo 259 8
15 Oklahoma Christian 225 T-19
16 Colorado State-Pueblo 199 14
17 Henderson State 193 NR
18 Washburn 169 15
19 North Georgia 144 17
20 Findlay 130 16
21 Clayton State 114 T-19
22 Carson-Newman 87 22
23 Lander 78 18
24 Florida Southern 68 21
25 Wingate 53 NR
       
Dropped From Ranking: Anderson (SC) (#25); Newberry (#24); Valdosta State (#23).
       
Others Receiving Votes: Newberry, 40; Valdosta State, 40; Indiana Univ. of Pennsylvania, 33; Grand Valley State, 26; Mount Olive, 24; Nova Southeastern, 20; Anderson (SC), 18; Tampa, 17; Queens Univ. of Charlotte, 16; North Greenville, 15; Fayetteville State, 14; Sonoma State, 12; Barton College, 11; Colorado School of Mines, 11; Missouri Western State, 11; Virginia Union, 11; Livingstone, 10; Flagler, 9; Florida Tech, 8; Missouri - St. Louis, 8;  Western Washington, 8; Academy of Art, 7; Delta State, 7; Christian Brothers, 6; Saint Martins Univ., 5; St. Mary's (TX), 5; St. Thomas Aquinas, 5; Texas A&M Commerce, 5; Maryville, 4; Colorado-Colorado Springs, 3; CSU East Bay, 3; Midwestern State, 3; Southwestern Oklahoma State, 2; West Georgia, 2; Dallas Baptist, 1; Wayne State (MI), 1; Western New Mexico, 1.

NORMAN, Okla. — Lincoln Memorial rises to the top spot in the latest Bushnell Golfweek Coaches Poll of 2021.

Lynn ranks second after receiving eleven first place votes, followed by South Carolina Aiken, and West Florida. Barry, and Saint Leo tied for fifth.

Lee and Columbus State tied for seventh, followed by Indianapolis and Findlay, to round out the top-10.

 

Bushnell/Golfweek Division II Coaches' Poll - March 5, 2021

 

1 Lincoln Memorial (1) 391 2
2 Lynn (11) 384 8
3 South Carolina-Aiken (4) 374 1
4 West Florida 357 9
T-5 Barry (1) 304 T-3
T-5 Saint Leo 304 T-17
T-7 Lee 289 T-3
T-7 Columbus State 289 5
9 Indianapolis 272 6
10 Findlay 256 7
11 Arkansas Tech 240 11
12 Colorado State-Pueblo 225 10
13 Nova Southeastern 196 NR
14 Limestone 176 21
15 Dallas Baptist 150 19
16 Colorado School of Mines 135 12
17 North Georgia 120 T-14
18 Oklahoma Christian 108 20
19 Georgia Southwestern State 105 16
T-20 Lander 91 NR
T-20 Young Harris College 91 22
22 Florida Southern 88 13
23 Central Missouri 66 24
24 Anderson (SC) 60 23
25 Henderson State 49 NR
       
Dropped From Ranking: Delta State (#T-14); Missouri - St. Louis, (#25); Newberry, (#T-17).
       
Others Receiving Votes: Delta State, 48; St. Marys (TX), 40; Wingate, 40; Valdosta State, 36; Newberry, 28; CSU East Bay, 18; Washburn, 18; Barton College, 16; Missouri Western State, 15; Clayton State, 10; Western Washington, 10; Carson-Newman, 9; Missouri - St. Louis, 9; Academy of Art, 8; Tampa, 8; Winona State, 8; Flagler, 7; Holy Names, 6; Simon Fraser, 6; Sonoma State, 6; Southwestern Oklahoma State, 6; Northeastern State, 3; Grand Valley State, 2; Wayne State (MI), 2; Cal State-Monterey Bay, 1; Chico State, 1;  Colorado-Colorado Springs, 1; Queens Univ. of Charlotte, 1; Saint Martins Univ., 1; Tiffin, 1.

NORMAN, Okla. — Lynn University is the new No. 1 team in the country after receiving five first-place votes in the latest Bushnell Golfweek Coaches Poll.

West Florida ranks second after earning 14 first-place votes, followed by third-ranked South Carolina Aiken who received three first-place votes of their own. Barry ranks fourth followed by Lincoln Memorial who received one first-place vote to round out the top-five.

Georgia Southwestern State, Arkansas Tech, Saint Leo, Central Missouri, and Lee all earned a spot in the top-ten.

 

Bushnell/Golfweek Division II Coaches' Poll - March 26, 2021

Rank University (First Place Votes) Points Previous Rank
1 Lynn (5) 545 2
2 West Florida (14) 539 4
3 South Carolina-Aiken (3) 535 3
4 Barry 448 T-5
5 Lincoln Memorial (1) 446 1
6 Georgia Southwestern State 417 19
7 Arkansas Tech 412 11
8 Saint Leo 401 T-5
9 Central Missouri 382 23
10 Lee 374 T-7
11 Georgia College 310 NR
12 Young Harris 273 T-20
13 Indianapolis 240 9
14 Colorado State-Pueblo 206 12
15 Washburn 197 NR
16 Findlay 190 10
17 North Georgia 183 17
18 Lander 157 T-20
T-19 Oklahoma Christian 150 18
T-19 Clayton State 150 NR
21 Florida Southern 145 22
22 Carson-Newman 98 NR
23 Valdosta State 69 NR
24 Newberry 51 NR
25 Anderson (SC) 49 24
       
Dropped From Ranking: Colorado School of Mines (#16); Columbus State (#T-7); Dallas Baptist (#15); Henderson State (#25); Limestone, (#14); Nova Southeastern, (#13).
       
Others Receiving Votes: Tampa, 48; Nova Southeastern, 36; Wingate, 30; Barton College, 28; Colorado School of Mines, 28; Grand Valley State, 26; Mount Olive, 24; Lincoln Univ. of Missouri, 23; Sonoma State, 23; Missouri Western State, 22; Dallas Baptist, 21; Indiana Univ. of Pennsylvania, 16; St. Mary's (TX), 16; Maryville, 15; Missouri - St. Louis, 15; Western Washington, 12; Limestone, 11; Colorado-Colorado Springs, 10; Florida Tech, 10; Texas A&M Commerce, 10; Saint Martins Univ., 8; Southwestern Oklahoma State, 8; Henderson State, 7; Queens Univ. of Charlotte, 7; West Georgia, 7; Academy of Art, 6; Delta State, 4; Midwestern State, 4; Christian Brothers, 3; Northeastern State, 3; Rollins, 2; Western New Mexico, 2; Flagler, 1; Trevecca Nazarene, 1.

 

NORMAN, Okla. — University of South Carolina Aiken received 17 first place votes in the second Division II Bushnell Golfweek Coaches Poll of 2021.

Lincoln Memorial ranks second after receiving two first place vote, followed by Lee and Barry who tied for third, and Columbus State to round out the top five.

Indianapolis earns the sixth-place ranking, while Findlay, Lynn, West Florida, and Colorado State Pueblo all earn a spot in the top 10.

 

February 12, 2021 Division II Bushnell/Golfweek Coaches Poll

1 South Carolina-Aiken (17) 550 1
2 Lincoln Memorial (2) 506 2
T-3 Lee 418 4
T-3 Barry (3) 418 3
5 Columbus State 396 6
6 Indianapolis 361 5
7 Findlay 342 8
8 Lynn 340 7
9 West Florida (1) 320 10
10 Colorado State-Pueblo 306 9
11 Arkansas Tech 288 11
12 Colorado School of Mines 252 12
13 Florida Southern 247 T-13
T-14 Delta State 209 T-13
T-14 North Georgia 209 15
16 Georgia Southwestern State 195 17
T-17 Saint Leo 190 16
T-17 Newberry 190 T-18
19 Dallas Baptist 170 T-18
20 Oklahoma Christian 153 T-20
21 Limestone 140 T-20
22 Young Harris College 133 22
23 Anderson (SC) 112 NR
24 Central Missouri 98 23
25 Missouri - St. Louis 96 25
       
Dropped From Ranking: St. Marys (TX) (#24).  
       
Others Receiving Votes: St. Marys (TX), 84; Flagler, 45; Florida Tech, 45; Midwestern State, 40; Colorado Mesa Univ., 35; Hillsdale, 35; Simon Fraser, 32;  Rollins, 30; Nova Southeastern, 28; Colorado-Colorado Springs, 24; Dixie State, 24; Mount Olive, 24; Queens Univ. of Charlotte, 24; Western New Mexico, 24; Lincoln (MO), 23; Indiana Univ. of Pennsylvania, 21; Central Oklahoma, 20; Carson-Newman, 18; Valdosta State, 18; Washburn, 18; North Greenville, 15; Clayton State, 14; Lander, 12; Northeastern State, 11; Oklahoma Baptist, 11; Cal State-Monterey Bay, 10; Southwestern Oklahoma State, 10; Western Washington, 10; Wingate, 10; Montevallo, 9; Southern Wesleyan, 9; Sonoma State, 8; Tampa, 8; Palm Beach Atlantic, 6; Georgia College, 5; Wayne State (MI), 5; Chico State, 4; Christian Brothers, 4; Henderson State, 4;  Westminster College (UT), 4; Texas A&M Commerce, 3; Grand Valley State, 2; Missouri Western State, 2; St. Thomas Aquinas, 2; West Georgia, 2; Saint Martins Univ., 1; Tiffin, 1; Winona State, 1.