Stanford, Lynn women’s golf hold steady atop Mizuno WGCA coaches polls for April 7

April 7, 2023

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The Women’s Golf Coaches Association announced its third Mizuno WGCA coaches poll in college women’s golf.

Stanford remains atop the Division I rankings, receiving 16 first-place votes, while Wake Forest received four votes to hold steady at No. 2. LSU and South Carolina remain at the No. 3 and No. 4 spots, respectively, while Mississippi State moves up one spot to round out the top five.

In Division II, Lynn University continues to hold the top spot after receiving all but one first-place vote. Emory University remains the unanimous No. 1 in Division III, and in NAIA, Dalton State College remains No. 1 after receiving all nine first-place votes.

Here’s a complete look at the latest Mizuno WGCA coaches polls.

Rank	Team (First-place votes)	Points
1	Stanford (16)	496
2	Wake Forest (4)	484
3	LSU	456
4	South Carolina	439
5	Mississippi State	404
6	Oregon	372
7	San Jose State	371
8	Texas	348
9	Arizona State	330
10	Auburn	321
11	Texas A&M	293
12	Florida State	290
13	Baylor	265
14	Northwestern	243
15	Ole Miss	227
16	USC	219
17	Iowa State	193
18	UCF	146
19	Vanderbilt	137
20	Florida	122
21	Virginia	96
22	Arizona	65
23	Oklahoma State	63
24	Ohio State	28
25	Pepperdine	27

Others receiving votes: North Texas (18); SMU (17); Clemson (15); UCLA (8); Kentucky (6); Georgia (1)

Rank	Team (First-place votes)	Points
1	Lynn (13)	324
2	Dallas Baptist	311
T3	Anderson	277
T3	Findlay	277
5	Nova Southeastern	270
6	Henderson State (1)	269
7	West Texas A&M	244
8	CSU-San Marcos	228
9	Tampa	220
10	Rollins College	214
11	Indianapolis	201
12	Lee	180
13	Limestone	165
14	Point Loma Nazarene	151
15	Wingate	122
16	Flagler College	115
17	CSU-East Bay	114
18	Lander	101
19	Barry	95
20	Oklahoma Christian	82
21	Florida Southern College	69
22	Texas at Tyler	62
23	West Florida	42
24	CSU-Monterey Bay	18
25	Central Missouri	17

Others receiving votes: Saint Leo (15); Missouri-St. Louis (15); Arkansas Fort Smith (9); Colorado Christian (8); Augustana (South Dakota) (3); Tiffin (3); CSU-Los Angeles (2); Eckerd College (1); Grand Valley State (1)

Rank	Team (First-place votes)	Points
1	Emory (14)	350
2	Redlands	331
3	Washington in St. Louis	314
4	George Fox	304
5	Carnegie Mellon	300
6	Pomona-Pitzer	277
7	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps	256
8	Washington and Lee	246
9	Methodist	241
10	Texas at Dallas	232
11	Centre College	192
12	Williams College	182
T13	Amherst College	179
T13	St. Catherine	179
15	Illinois Wesleyan	176
16	Denison	140
17	New York	137
18	Mary Hardin-Baylor	102
19	Sewanee: The University of the South	93
20	Trinity (Texas)	76
21	Oglethorpe	68
22	Grinnell College	42
23	Rhodes College	36
24	California Lutheran	34
25	Christopher Newport	28

Others receiving votes: Bethel(8); Concordia-Texas (7); Wisconsin, Whitewater (7); UC-Santa Cruz (6); Saint Mary’s (IN) (4); Carleton (2); Hamilton (1)

Rank	Team (First-place votes)	Points
1	Dalton State College (9)	90
2	Keiser	80
3	Oklahoma City	68
4	SCAD Savannah	56
5	Southeastern	51
6	William Carey	40
T7	Indiana Wesleyan	36
T7	University of the Cumberlands	36
9	Taylor	20
10	Milligan	10