Division II Women's Basketball Rating No. 10 :: Indiana Wesleyan continues to be at the top of Women's Division II Basketball

Feb. 21, 2007

OLATHE, Kan. - Indiana Wesleyan University looks poised for a run at the national championship, after retaining the top spot in the NAIA Division II Women's Basketball rating for the tenth consecutive week.

College of the Ozarks (Mo.) and the University of Saint Francis (Ind.) remained close behind at the No. 2 and No.3 positions, while Bethel College (Ind.) moved up two spots to No. 4. Cedarville University (Ohio) and William Jewell College (Mo.) both dropped one spot to No. 5 and No. 6, respectively. Menlo College (Calif.) and MidAmerican Nazarene University (Kan.) also moved up two positions to No. 7 and No. 8. Sterling College (Kan.) dropped two spots to No. 9 this week and Hastings College (Neb.) jumped six spots to finish out the top 10.

RANK	LAST WEEK	SCHOOL	1^STPLACE VOTES	RECORD	TOTAL POINTS
1	1	Indiana Wesleyan	16	30-0	480
2	2	Ozarks (Mo.)		28-2	464
3	3	St. Francis (Ind.)		24-6	447
4	6	Bethel (Ind.)		25-5	417
5	4	Cedarville (Ohio)		23-6	413
6	5	William Jewell (Mo.)		25-5	389
7	9	Menlo (Calif.)		23-2	367
8	10	MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.)		27-3	358
9	7	Sterling (Kan.)		24-4	351
10	16	Hastings (Neb.)		23-6	345
11	12	Bryan (Tenn.)		23-6	329
12	13	Morningside (Iowa)		19-10	293
13	14	Tabor (Kan.)		24-4	279
14	18	Dakota State (S.D.)		18-10	270
15	17	Cardinal Stritch (Wis.)		24-4	227
16	19	Northwestern (Iowa)		21-7	224
17	11	Ottawa (Kan.)		20-8	218
18	24	Davenport (Mich.)		24-6	194
19	20	St. Ambrose (Iowa)		25-5	188
20	8	Mount Marty (S.D.)		20-8	187
21	15	Daemen (N.Y.)		25-5	173
22	22	Taylor (Ind.)		20-10	148
23	21	Aquinas (Mich.)		19-9	100
24	NR	Eastern Oregon		23-5	93
25	NR	South Dakota Mines		18-10	90

Others Receiving Votes:
Doane (Neb.), 88; Indiana Southeast, 66; Ohio Dominican, 38; Tennessee Wesleyan, 31; Corban (Ore.), 26; Cornerstone (Mich.), 26; Berea (Ky.), 19; Valley City State (N.D.), 19; Missouri Valley, 18; Huntington (Ind.), 10; Mount Mercy (Iowa), 10; Benedictine (Kan.), 8; Southwestern (Kan.), 8; Northwood (Fla.), 7; Black Hills State (S.D.), 6; Geneva (Pa.), 6; Alice Lloyd (Ky.), 3; Minot State (N.D.), 3; Covenant (Ga.), 2; Albertson (Idaho), 1; Rio Grande (Ohio), 1