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Stanford remains No. 1 in final Mizuno WGCA coaches poll of 2023-24
The Women’s Golf Coaches Association has announced its fourth and final coaches poll of the spring 2024 season.
In Division I, Stanford remains at the top of the rankings after receiving all but one first-place vote, while South Carolina received the remaining vote to come in at No. 2. Wake Forest and UCLA take the No. 3 and No. 4 spots, respectively, while LSU holds steady at No. 5.
Dallas Baptist University remains the unanimous No. 1 in Division I
Here’s a look at the final Mizuno WGCA Coaches Polls for the 2023-24 season:
Division I
Rank | Team (First-place votes) | Points |
1 | Stanford (20) | 524 |
2 | South Carolina (1) | 495 |
3 | Wake Forest | 286 |
4 | UCLA | 454 |
5 | LSU | 443 |
6 | USC | 417 |
7 | Auburn | 395 |
8 | Northwestern | 371 |
9 | Texas | 351 |
10 | Arkansas | 348 |
11 | Duke | 316 |
12 | Texas A&M | 289 |
13 | Arizona State | 280 |
14 | Oregon | 230 |
15 | Ole Miss | 219 |
16 | Clemson | 199 |
17 | Arizona | 192 |
18 | Florida | 163 |
19 | Florida State | 158 |
20 | Vanderbilt | 114 |
21 | Pepperdine | 109 |
22 | Mississippi State | 85 |
T-23 | Georgia | 53 |
T-23 | Virginia | 53 |
25 | San Jose State | 22 |
Receiving votes: North Carolina (15); California (14); UCF (13); SMU (12); Purduu (5)
Division II
Rank | Team (First-place votes) | Points |
1 | Dallas Baptist (11) | 275 |
2 | Flagler College | 261 |
3 | Findlay | 245 |
4 | West Texas A&M | 231 |
5 | Anderson | 225 |
6 | Nova Southeastern | 225 |
7 | Indianapolis | 194 |
8 | Rollins | 190 |
9 | St. Mary’s (Texas) | 184 |
10 | Barry | 175 |
11 | Lynn | 168 |
12 | Central Missouri | 145 |
13 | Saint Leo | 133 |
14 | CSU-San Marcos | 131 |
15 | Henderson State | 123 |
16 | Lee | 113 |
17 | Oklahoma Christian | 111 |
18 | Wingate | 88 |
19 | Midwestern State | 85 |
20 | Lander | 63 |
21 | Grand Valley State | 57 |
22 | CSU-Monterey Bay | 40 |
23 | Florida Southern College | 39 |
24 | North Georgia | 19 |
T-25 | CSU-Los Angeles | 17 |
T-25 | Tampa | 13 |
Receiving votes: West Florida (11); Southwestern Oklahoma State (8); CSU-East Bay (6); Texas at Tyler (3); Rogers State (1)
Division III
Rank | Team (First-place votes) | Points |
1 | Carnegie Mellon (8) | 318 |
2 | Pomona-Pitzer (1) | 306 |
3 | George Fox (1) | 291 |
4 | Emory | 289 |
5 | Claremont-Mudd-Scipps (2) | 277 |
6 | Illinois Wesleyan (1) | 270 |
T-7 | Redlands | 229 |
T-7 | Washington St. Louis | 229 |
9 | Wellesley College | 211 |
10 | Texas at Dallas | 201 |
11 | Truett McConnell | 184 |
12 | St. Catherine | 179 |
13 | Washington and Lee | 177 |
14 | Amherst College | 163 |
T-15 | Centre College | 137 |
T-15 | Trinity (Texas) | 137 |
17 | Carleton College | 107 |
18 | Mary Hardin-Baylor | 101 |
19 | Methodist | 94 |
20 | Middlebury College | 74 |
T-21 | Hamilton College | 57 |
T-21 | Rhodes College | 57 |
23 | Chapman | 40 |
24 | Sewanee | 27 |
25 | Grinnell College | 23 |
Receiving votes: Denison(14); Huntingdon College (14); Ohio Northern (11); Whitman College (6); Wisconsin, Whitewater (2)
NAIA
Rank | Team (First-place votes) | Points |
1 | British Columbia (8) | 89 |
2 | Keiser(1) | 82 |
T-3 | Oklahoma City | 64 |
T-3 | SCAD Savannah | 64 |
5 | Texas Wesleyan | 55 |
6 | Dalton State | 42 |
7 | William Carey | 38 |
8 | Truett McConnell | 28 |
9 | Loyola-New Orleans | 15 |
10 | Ottawa-Arizona | 7 |
Receiving votes: Embry Riddle (5); Lindsey Wilson College (5); Indiana Wesleyan (1)
