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Women's Track and Field Debuts in Top Spot in USTFCCCA Rankings
Women Top USTFCCCA Rankings

NEW ORLEANS, LA.  The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) announced on Tuesday morning the first weekly update of the NCAA Division II National Team Rankings for indoor track & field. Defending NCAA Division II Champions Saint Augustine’s and Lincoln (Mo.) are the national team ranking leaders in the men’s and women’s category, respectively.

 

This week’s release represents marks accumulated by teams in the 2010 indoor season through last weekend as reported to the Track & Field Results Reporting System (TFRRS). This week’s release also represents the first time Division II national team rankings have been compiled using mathematical formulae that indexes a team’s potential of placing well at the NCAA Indoor Championships and is similar in nature to the method that has been employed by Division I for the past two years.

 

Defending Champions, Lincoln’s Blue Tigers Start Atop Rankings

 

On the women’s side, the Blue Tigers of Lincoln University of Jefferson City, Mo., lead the way in the rankings with 235.42 ranking points. Sophomore Semoy Hackett leads Division II at 200 meters with a 24.01 clocking from last weekend. Senior Janika Martell is second in D2 at 200 meters at 24.49 and is second in the division at 60 meters at 7.43. The Blue Tigers also have the top-ranked 4x400-meter relay team (3:43.36).

 

The Lincoln men’s track team also landed in the preseason list, coming in at No. 6 with 94.18 points. The Blue Tigers finished 2009 ranked fifth in the final poll.

 

Complete Rankings Listed Below

 

Men's Indoor Track & Field National Team Rankings

2010 Week #1 - February 2

 

Rank

School

Points

2009 FINAL

1

Saint Augustine's

253.07

1

2

American International

129.47

--

3

Central Missouri

113.77

6

4

Abilene Christian

109.70

3

5

Adams State

100.23

2

6

Lincoln (Mo.)

94.18

5

7

Emporia State

90.82

14

8

Ashland

81.64

4

9

UMass Lowell

81.10

22

10

Pittsburg State

79.53

8

11

Southern Connecticut State

72.34

--

12

Indiana (Pa.)

67.50

18

13

Tiffin

64.91

--

14

Hillsdale

62.26

--

15

Minnesota State

56.76

13

16

Findlay

54.59

--

17

Missouri Southern

52.33

24

18

Missouri S&T

50.34

18

19

Saginaw Valley State

50.05

--

20

Neb.-Kearney

47.28

--

21

East Stroudsburg

42.42

--

22

Northwest Missouri

38.73

18

23

Shippensburg

36.34

--

24

Metro State

34.40

10

25

Southwest Baptist

31.97

14

       
 
 

Women's Indoor Track & Field National Team Rankings

2010 Week #1 - February 2

       

Rank

School

Points

2009 FINAL

1

Lincoln (Mo.)

235.42

1

2

Grand Valley State

231.58

2

3

Ashland

113.68

4

4

Saint Augustine's

93.90

7

5

Adams State

92.93

12

6

Central Missouri

91.52

3

7

Seattle Pacific

87.01

6

8

St. Cloud State

85.73

--

9

Neb.-Omaha

85.23

5

10

Fort Hays State

73.20

--

11

Minnesota State

65.83

21

12

Johnson C. Smith

65.56

13

13

Winona State

63.01

--

14

Missouri Southern

56.69

--

15

Abilene Christian

56.69

8

16

Western Washington

50.09

--

17

Emporia State

48.10

--

18

Shippensburg

43.14

16

19

UMass Lowell

41.77

--

20

U. of Mary

41.52

--

21

Southern Connecticut State

40.68

25

22

Truman State

37.36

--

23

Northwest Missouri

36.81

--

24

Wayne State (Neb.)

36.67

--

25

New Mexico Highlands

28.71

23

 

 

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Lincoln will be returning to the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association in the fall of 2010 after an 11-year absence

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