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NCBWA Top 25 - March 20

Baseball Vaults Up to No. 17 in NCBWA Division II Top 25

3/20/2024 12:40:00 PM

WINGATE, N.C. ­– Riding a 13-game winning streak, the East Stroudsburg University baseball team vaulted up to No. 17 in this week's National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association Top 25.

ESU sits at 16-3 overall and 8-0 in the PSAC East after defeating Pace yesterday on the road and sweeping all four games of the series from Shepherd last weekend.

Among other national rankings, the Warriors are ranked No. 24 by D2 Baseball Insider, No. 25 by Perfect Game and No. 30 by the American Baseball Coaches Association (ABCA).

ESU returns to the diamond on Friday at 1 p.m. for a doubleheader against St. Thomas Aquinas at Creekview Park.

2024 NCBWA Division II Top 25 (Week Six – March 20, 2024)

Rank

Institution (First-Place Votes)

Record

Points

1.

Tampa (19)

22-2

475

2.

Central Missouri

22-4

449

3.

North Greenville

21-6

431

4.

West Texas A&M

19-7

389

5.

Point Loma

18-7-1

378

6.

Millersville

18-3

373

7.

Saint Leo

21-3

368

8.

Missouri Southern

23-5

348

9.

Young Harris

21-5

327

10.

Ashland

12-2

287

11.

Angelo State

20-9

263

12.

Northwest Nazarene

16-4-1

255

13.

Southern Arkansas

17-6

231

14.

West Florida

17-6

221

15.

North Georgia

19-4

196

16.

Molloy

12-5

193

17.

East Stroudsburg

15-3

170

18.

Wayne State (Mich.)

11-6

143

19.

Cal State Monterey Bay

17-7

140

20.

Augustana (S.D.)

13-4

117

21.

UNC Pembroke

20-6

111

22.

Lee

18-8

64

23.

Colorado Mesa

13-8

63

24.

Seton Hill

12-5

41

25.

Central Oklahoma

22-5

36

Others receiving votes: Mount Olive (16-8) 27 points; Goldey-Beacom (14-8) 23 points; Lubbock Christian (18-8) 20 points; Maryville (14-6) 15 points; Westmont (18-7-3) 9 points; Rollins (14-8) 5 points; Barton (22-5) 3 points; Southern New Hampshire (11-8); 2 points; Bentley (14-5) 1 point; San Fransisco State (17-9) 1 point

Dropped Out: West Chester (13th); Mount Olive (18th) Lubbock Christian (22nd); Illinois Springfield (24th)

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