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The CollegeInsider.com Mid-Major Top 25 poll, with number of first
place votes in parentheses, record, total points and previous ranking.

   
     UPDATED:  April 5, 2012

 

 

 

             
             
   

Record

Points

Previous

   
  1. Delaware (16) 31-2 756 1 Colonial Athletic  
  2. Green Bay (9) 31-2 748 2 Horizon  
  3. Gonzaga (6) 28-6 715 6 West Coast  
  4. Florida Gulf Coast 29-3 646 3 Atlantic Sun  
  5. Marist 26-8 630 9 Metro Atlantic  
  6. Princeton 24-5 620 4 Ivy League  
  7. BYU 26-7 575 5 West Coast  
  8. Hampton 26-5 540 7 Mid-Eastern Athletic  
  9. James Madison 29-8 524 12 Colonial Athletic  
10. Middle Tennessee 26-7 503 8 Sun Belt  
11. McNeese State 26-8 407 11 Southland  
12. Missouri State 24-9 385 13 Missouri Valley  
13. Bowling Green 24-7 353 10 Mid-American  
14. Appalachian State 27-7 293 16 Southern  
15. South Dakota State 24-9 290 15 Summit  
16. Toledo 24-10 281 19 Mid-American  
17. Sacred Heart 25-8 259 14 Northeast  
18. Idaho State 24-8 219 18 Big Sky  
19. Central Arkansas 24-7 179 17 Southland  
20. Liberty 24-9 176 24 Big South  
21. Eastern Michigan 23-9 147 21 Mid-American  
22. San Diego 26-9 134 NR West Coast  
23. Albany 23-10 124 25 America East  
24. Boston University 23-9 108 20 America East  
25. Creighton 20-13 92 NR Missouri Valley  
 
OTHERS RECEIVING VOTES:  Eastern Illinois 89, American 74, UT-Martin 49, UALR 37, Chattanooga 34, Samford 26, Hofstra 18, Illinois State 18, Stephen F. Austin 8, Stetson 4, South Dakota 4, Lehigh 4, Oral Roberts 2, UMBC 2, Sam Houston State 2.
 
VOTING PANEL: Joan M. Bonvicini (Seattle), Brian Boyer (Arkansas State), Tony Bozzella (Iona), Bill Reinson (Longwood), Beth Couture (Butler), Ed Davis (Delaware State), Denise Dillon (Drexel), Brooks Donald Williams (McNeese State), Jim Flanery (Creighton), Beckie Francis (Oakland), Jenny Palmateer (Monmouth), Bill Gibbons (Holy Cross), Carey Green (Liberty), Aaron Johnston (South Dakota State), Lori Jones (Southeastern Louisiana), Tasha McDowell (Western Michigan), Lynn Milligan (Rider), Faith Mimnaugh (Cal Poly), Jennifer Mountain (Santa Clara), Cathy Nixon (Utah Valley), Autumn Rademacher (Detroit), Brady Sallee (Eastern Illinois), Michele Savage (Davidson), Robin Selvig (Montana), Karl Smesko (Florida Gulf Coast), Dayna Smith (Cornell), Phil Stern (UMBC), Colby Tilley (Kennesaw State), Sue Troyan (Lehigh), Altherias Warmley (Alabama A&M), Julie Goodenough (Charleston Southern)

 

* Florida Gulf Coast head coach Karl Smesko is the chairman of the Top 25 voting panel for the 2010-11 season.

 
NOTE: The Mid-Major Poll is made up of teams from the following conferences: America East, Atlantic Sun, Big Sky, Big South, Big West, Colonial, Great West, Horizon, Independents, Ivy, Metro Atlantic, Mid-American, Mid-Eastern, Missouri Valley, Northeast, Ohio Valley, Patriot, Southern, Southland, Southwestern, Summit, Sun Belt, West Coast.
 
This is the second season of the Women's Mid-Major Top 25
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
   
 

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