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Five CCC Teams Represent on Final NAIA Women’s Wrestling Poll

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The Cascade Collegiate Conference teams held their positions on the final NAIA 2022-23 Women’s Wrestling Coaches’ Top 20 Poll, released Wednesday by the national office.
 
All four ranked CCC teams maintained the same positions in the final poll. Southern Oregon University leads the conference at the No. 3 spot, followed by Menlo College at No. 4. The University of Providence continues to sit at No. 8 while Eastern Oregon University held the No. 14 ranking. Vanguard University picked up votes. The teams will compete this weekend in the CCC tournament.
 
The same three CCC student-athletes held the top spot in their weight class: Argos Ira Navarro (101 pounds) and Ashley Gooman (116 pounds), along with Raider Carolina Moreno (123 pounds).
 
2022-23 NAIA Women’s Wrestling Coaches’ Top 20 Poll
 
Rank Last Team Conference Points
1 1 Life University Mid-South 196
2 2 Grand View Heart 187
3 3 Southern Oregon University Cascade 180
4 4 Menlo College Cascade 157
5 5 University of the Cumberlands Mid-South 139
6 6 Texas Wesleyan Sooner 136
7 7 Central Methodist University Heart 123
8 8 University of Providence Cascade 122
9 9 Iowa Wesleyan Heart 111
10 13 Campbellsville University Mid-South 96
11 9 Indiana Tech Mid-South 91
12 12 Missouri Valley College Heart 85
13 11 Missouri Baptist University Sooner 84
14 14 Eastern Oregon University Cascade 80
15 15 Brewton-Parker College Mid-South 62
16 16 Hastings Kansas Collegiate 55
17 19 Oklahoma City University Sooner 54
18 17 Midland University Kansas Collegiate 48
19 18 Baker University Heart 44
20 20 Doane Kansas Collegiate 39
 
Dropped From Poll: None


Receiving Votes: Jamestown (N.D.) 27; Siena Heights (Mich.) 24; Waldorf (Iowa) 24; Saint Mary (Kan.) 20; Friends (Kan.) 19; Wayland Baptist (Texas) 19; Lourdes (Ohio) 18; William Penn (Iowa) 15; Vanguard (Calif.) 13; Avila (Mo.) 12; St. Andrews (N.C.) 11; Ottawa (Kan.) 10; Jarvis Christian (Texas) 9; Montreat (N.C.) 8; York (Neb.) 3


Top-Ranked Individuals | Individual Rankings
101 – Ira Navarro, Providence (Mont.)
109 – Peyton Prussin, Life (Ga.)
116 – Ashley Gooman, Providence (Mont.)
123 – Carolina Moreno, Southern Oregon
130 – Lexie Basham, Texas Wesleyan
136 – Adaugo Nwachukwu, Iowa Wesleyan
143 – Alexis Gomez, Grand View (Iowa)
155 – Latifah McBryde, Life (Ga.)
170 – Dymond Guilford, Cumberlands (Ky.)
191 – Kelani Corbett, Missouri Valley
 
Poll Methodology:
  • The poll was voted upon by a panel of head coaches representing each of the five conferences.
  • Two days prior to the national poll, each qualifying group rater submits the top six individuals from each weight class in his conference into the system. Only wrestlers listed on a conference ballot are considered for the national ballot.
  • The top 20 individuals in each weight class is based on how each voter ranks the best individuals. An individual receives 20 points for each first place vote, 19 for second place and so on through the list. This same point system is used to determine the team ranking.
  • The highest and lowest ranking for each team (a non-rating is considered a low rating) is removed and the team's ranking will be recalculated with an additional point added to each team for every ballot
  • Teams that receive only one point in the ballot are not considered “receiving votes.”
  • For the complete Top 20 calendar, click here.

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