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College | Rankings | 5/14/2025

DII/DIII/NAIA Rankings Update: May 14

Nick Herfordt

The college baseball regular season has officially drawn to a close, and conference tournaments across the country have crowned their champions. With those chapters written, attention now shifts to the national postseason — the stage where every pitch, every hit, and every inning carries the weight of survival and legacy.

Rankings, once the centerpiece of weekly debates and speculation, have lost their meaning. Seeds are locked, brackets are drawn, and the only thing that matters now is what happens between the chalked lines. The pursuit of a national championship is no longer theoretical — it’s real, and it starts now.

For programs in NCAA Division II, NAIA, and NCAA Division III, the march toward their respective World Series events is underway. Who’s hot at the right time? Who’s battle-tested? Who has the arms, the bats, and the grit to weather the pressure and rise above?

While the final regular season rankings provide a snapshot of the national landscape, they are no longer a forecast — just context. With that in mind, along with the final regular season rankings are the predicted teams to make their runs toward Cary (DII), Lewiston (NAIA), and Eastlake (DIII).

NCAA DII

* Host team
# Predicted Regional winners
! Designates the school to advance to the DII Baseball Championships

Atlantic Region

1. !#* Millersville (42-8)
2. * West Chester (35-15)
3. # East Stroudsburg (35-14)
4. California (PA) (38-13)
5.. Seton Hill (37-15)
6. Fairmont St. (26-26)

Millersville has been the best team in the region for the duration of the year. They started the season extremely good and finished the year extremely great. When they won the PSAC Tournament, they established a program record for home wins with a 27-3 mark. Their quartet of solid starting pitchers, along with Evan Rishell and Gavin Lill in the bullpen, gives them the edge as their team ERA was over a run less than any other team in the conference. Offensively they lead their conference in slugging, on-base percentage and were among the leaders in stolen bases. This is their region to lose.

The fourth seed, California (PA) is a good bet for a dark horse. In the PSAC Tournament they earned wins over West Chester, Seton Hill and also shutout the Marauders to force a winner-take-all championship game.

Central Region

1. #* Central Mo. (38-11)
2. !#* Minnesota St. (49-6)
3. Pittsburg St. (39-10)
4. Central Okla. (36-15)
5. Arkansas Tech (31-21)
6. Henderson St. (32-22)
7. Ark.-Monticello (32-21)
8. Harding (39-17)

The exclusion of Augustana from the Central Regional isn’t just a snub, it’s disgraceful. The Vikings absolutely positively deserve to be in the eight team field.

Keeping the school that finished second in both the NSIC regular season and tournament, while including four teams from the Great American Conference is absolutely bonkers. Either someone on the selection committee really, really hates Augustana or someone was able to wield way too much sway in choosing GAC schools. Augustana only lost a single game to a team other than Minnesota State over the last month while being responsible for two of Minnesota State’s (a school universally regarded as being in the top five natioanlly) six losses this season.

Since 2011, a school from the NSIC has won or finished as the runner-up three times (including Augustana winning the title in 2018) at the DII Baseball Championships. The last time a GAC team advanced that far was in 2008. Augustana slashed .333/.426/.495 as a team and had a pitching staff in the offensive friendly NSIC of 4.71 with more strikeouts than innings. Henderson State slashed .304/.407/.475 with a team ERA of 6.33. Its unfortunate that Augustana didn’t play Henderson State during the year to get a better gauge of who the better team was. Oh wait, they did. The Vikings beat the Reddies 25-7 in Arkadelphia.

Anyway…

Central Missouri and Minnesota State have both been in the Perfect Game Top 25 the entire season. The two teams are a combined 87-17. Should they both win their regions the two long time DII stalwarts will face off in Warrensburg. This one is a coin-flip with both teams excelling on all facets of the game. Despite the Mules having home field advantage, I’m going to go with MSU’s with Louis Magers, DII’s Most Valuable Player, helping his dad return to Cary.

East Region

1 !#* Jefferson (38-15)
2. * Wilmington (DE) (36-20)
3. # Felician (38-18)
4. Goldey-Beacom (34-19)
5. Franklin Pierce (31-19)
6. Pace (28-20)
7. Molloy (32-17)

This is always a tough region to call as the teams admittedly don’t get a long look during the regular season. Only one school, Thomas Jefferson, was ranked in the Perfect Game Top 25 at some point during the season. Because the Rams played Central Missouri, Millersville, Arkansas Tech and West Chester, along with their sweep of Franklin Pierce, going to go with the boring bet and choose Jefferson to advance. My backup pick will be the aforementioned Ravens in an upset. FPU is approaching the level of play they did a decade ago when they seemingly made annual pilgrimages to Cary with strong pitching and power at the plate. Felican, who set a new school record for wins in a season, should win their region.

Midwest Region

1. !#* Davenport (41-13)
2. * Grand Valley St. (41-12)
3. # Lewis (36-16)
4. UIndy (30-22)
5. Ashland (37-17)
6. Northwood (35-19)
7. Missouri S&T (32-23)

The Lewis Flyers’ chances look good headed into the final stretch of the season, but they’ve since gone 3-7 which includes a 0-2 result at the GLVC Tournament. As a result, this region should come down to another matchup of GVSU vs Davenport. Because the Panthers captured the GLIAC regular season and tournament titles, it not only provided them with a top seed and home field advantage, but also a bye in the first round of the seven team bracket. Davenport went 4-1 against the Lakers on the season, have been energized with three straight walk-off wins and are the overwhelming favorites to reach Cary for the first time.

South Region

1. !#* Tampa (43-7)
2. #* Florida Southern (36-13-1)
3. West Florida (33-19)
4. Mississippi Col. (33-21
5. Lynn (30-16)
6. Delta St. (32-18)
7. West Ala. (31-23)
8. Albany St. (GA) (30-20)

The Spartans have been the number one team in the Perfect Game rankings the entire season and there is no reason to pick against them now. The only team that seems to be a threat to making yet another entry in the final eight is their longtime rival Florida Southern. The Mocs handed UT their only series loss on the season. With Tampa being the top seed, FSC will have to travel west to play the Spartans where they have dominated at home this year. The Spartans are 26-1 on their home turf and have lost only once there since mid February.

South Central Region

1. !#* Angelo St. (45-8)
2. * UT Tyler (43-11)
3. # Colorado Mesa (41-12)
4. St. Edward's (36-21)
5. Lubbock Christian (34-21)
6. MSU Denver (33-22)

The South Central Region is one of the best this year with three teams currently positioned in the top ten of the Perfect Game rankings. Angelo State should have no problem winning their hosted region, which will likely lead to them facing off against conference foe UT Tyler or continue their long standing back-and-forth series with Colorado Mesa.

As long as one of that trio advances, it shouldn’t be a surprise; however ASU is the favorite. They’ll have the advantage of playing in front of their home crowd where they thrive and their offensive is explosive. Look for the Rams to continue their grind to make a third straight appearance in the national finals (but barely).

Also of note, Regis should still be playing. Despite MSU Denver getting hot to end the year, the Rangers had the stronger overall season. However the Roadrunners do have Easton Amundson who is leading DII in home runs this season. He is hitting .341 with 34 home runs and 92 RBI headed into the NCAAs.

Southeast Region

1. * Catawba (42-12)
2. * Belmont Abbey (40-15)
3. # Lenoir-Rhyne (43-12)
4. !# Young Harris (40-15)
5. North Greenville (43-13)
6. North Georgia (39-15)
7. Carson-Newman (37-17)
8. Lander (42-13)

This stacked region has eight teams deserving to play in Cary with each school firmly entrenched in the Top 25. It's crazy to see a team like North Greenville, who has been in the Top 10 the entire season, be the fifth seed. Francis Marion, who was left out of the NCAA postseason, was this year’s casualty of DII’s conference ties to regions. They’d be favorites to win at least two other regions.

Despite feeling that Conference Carolinas was the best conference in DII, I’m going to select one of the SAC schools to make it to Cary. Wait, no… Scratch that. I’m picking Young Harris, the number four seed in the group. The Mountain Lions have a lineup full of sluggers led by Luke Hatcher and can already claim wins over North Georgia, Carson-Newman, North Greenville and Belmont Abbey. YH’s bullpen is super good and deep and will keep the games close.

West Region

1. * Northwest Nazarene (40-13)
2. !#* Westmont (41-12)
3. Cal St. Monterey Bay (36-16)
4. #Point Loma (37-16)
5. Mont. St. Billings (32-20)
6. San Fran. St. (33-21)

I’d been big on Point Loma through the first half of the season, but I'm going to go with Westmont to win the West. After winning the NAIA national title in 2023, the Warriors have made the transition to DII seamlessly. They have the strongest pitching in the region with the duo of Ryan Humphreys and Zach Yates being DII’s best starter/closer combination. I fully expect the two PacWest schools of PLNU and Westmont to meet in the Super Regionals. The Warriors have won four of five contests against the Sea Lions this spring.

Rank	School	State	Record	Last Wk.	Prev Rk.
1	Tampa Spartans	FL	43-7	2-1	1
2	Angelo State Rams	TX	45-8	4-1	2
3	Millersville Marauders	PA	42-8	4-1	3
4	Catawba Indians	NC	42-12	2-0	6
5	Minnesota State Mavericks	MN	49-6	5-1	5
6	Central Missouri Mules	MO	38-11	0-1	4
7	Colorado Mesa Mavericks	CO	41-12	5-1	10
8	Westmont Warriors	CA	41-12	3-0	12
9	North Greenville Trailblazers	SC	43-13	0-0	9
10	Texas Tyler Patriots	TX	43-11	0-2	7
11	Florida Southern Moccasins	FL	36-13-1	2-0-1	13
12	Point Loma Sea Lions	CA	37-16	1-2	8
13	Lenoir-Rhyne Bears	NC	43-12	0-2	11
14	Lander Bearcats	SC	42-13	2-0	18
15	East Stroudsburg Warriors	PA	35-14	0-1	14
16	Belmont Abbey Crusaders	NC	40-15	2-0	23
17	Young Harris Mountain Lions	GA	40-15	0-2	15
18	Pittsburg State Gorillas	KS	39-10	0-1	17
19	Davenport Panters	MI	41-13	4-0
20	Grand Valley State Lakers	MI	41-12	2-2	16
21	Northwest Nazarene Nighthawks	ID	40-13	2-1	20
22	Augustana Vikings	SD	39-16	3-2	22
23	North Georgia Nighthawks	GA	39-15	0-1	19
24	West Chester Golden Rams	PA	35-15	0-1	21
25	Carson-Newman Eagles	TN	37-17	0-0	24
DROP	Francis Marion Patriots

NAIA

* Host team
! Designates the school to advance to NAIA World Series

Hattiesburg Regional

1. * William Carey
2. ! Oklahoma Wesleyan
3. British Columbia
4. IU Southeast

Both William Carey and OKWU failed to win their conference tournaments, but both have been solidly in the Perfect Game rankings the entire season and will be the favorites to advance. I think that the Eagles have the better pitching, but the home cooking for William Carey negates that a bit. Going to pick the Eagles, who have been ahead of the Crusaders in the Perfect Game rankings the entirety of the season, but not going to bet the farm on it.

Kingsport Regional

1. !* Tennessee Wesleyan
2. Cumberland
3. Columbia
4. Indiana Tech
5. Louisiana Christian

Cumberland and Columbia have been hot the second half of the season, but Tennessee Wesleyan has been in the top five of the rankings the entire year. I expect TWU to allow those two schools to wear themselves out battling each other and then pick them off while they recover. Bulldogs will be packing for Lewiston once again.

Lakeland Regional

1. !* Southeastern
2. Central Methodist
3. Arizona Christian
4. Abraham Baldwin
5. Briar Cliff

Arizona Christian got a bit of a raw deal in this region and were put as the number three seed behind Southeastern and Central Methodist. Abraham Baldwin is a great story, but they seem to be a year from going the distance as the roster is very young. It was a long time ago, but the Firestorm faltered playing in Lakeland earlier this year with a shutout loss to Southeastern. With a near turnover of their roster and a new coach, the Fire have been a pleasant surprise all season. Look for them to continue that and return to Lewiston.

Lawrenceville Regional

1. !* Georgia Gwinnett
2. Keiser
3. Houston-Victoria
4. Talladega
5. Saint Xavier

Pretty much any other season Georgia Gwinnett would be the overwhelming favorite to take home the national title headed into the postseason with their 49-4 record. The Grizzlies should have little problem advancing out of this group unless they are still too tired from running around the base paths as they scored nearly 16 runs per game over their last 15 wins.

Lewiston Regional

1. ! Hope International
2. Wayland Baptist
3. * Lewis-Clark State
4. Oregon Tech
5. Dickinson State

With a 43-8 record Hope International is aiming to be the first school to win back-to-back titles that is not named Lewis-Clark State since Grand Canyon accomplished the task back in the early 1980s. The Royals know how to win in Lewiston and are strong favorites to make extended stay at the NAIA World Series. If any other team advances out of this group it would be a substantial upset.

Lincoln Regional

1. ! Webber International
2. * Concordia (NE)
3. Science and Arts
4. Indiana Wesleyan
5. Mount Mercy

Webber International has been in the top ten of the Perfect Game rankings the entire season. While Concordia is host and having a strong season, this will likely be the second year in a row that a team from the Sun Conference traveled up to Lincoln and left as NAIA Opening Round Champs. The pitching of Blayne Huter is too much for any of these teams to overcome.

Shreveport Regional

1. !* LSU Shreveport
2. Mid-America Christian
3. Johnson
4. Ottawa
5. SUNO

I’m thinking Pilots here.

Upland Regional

1. * Taylor
2. Bellevue
3. ! Kansas Wesleyan
4. Grand View

Finally another region where I can pick a team other than the top seed. While I have nothing against Taylor and believe they are likely the better team overall, I simply hate choosing the favorites. I was very high on Kansas Wesleyan to start the season and made sure they stayed in the Top 25 despite a mediocre 8-8 start to the season. The Coyotes had a strong second half of the season in which they won the program’s first conference title since 2022 and have no business being behind Bellevue in the seedings. Neither the Bruins nor Grand View will be able to get by the Trojans or Coyotes.

Waleska Region

1. !* Reinhardt
2. Loyola (LA)
3. Oakland City
4. Ave Maria

Reinhardt has been firmly positioned in the top ten for the entire season and edged Tennessee Wesleyan for first in the ACC regular season standings. Loyola has been nearly just as accomplished, finishing second in the Southern States Athletic Conference and claimed the school’s second-ever conference tournament title. I’d like to pick a team other than Reinhardt, but they are too dang good, especially on the mound. Eagles advance, but the Wolf Pack give them a scare.

Williamsburg Region

1. Missouri Baptist
2. !* Cumberlands
3. Mid America Nazarene
4. Northwestern Ohio

Putting Missouri Baptist over Cumberlands as the top seed in the region is a bit of a surprise, but the Pats had trouble late with Cumberland at the end of the year, losing four games to the Phoenix. Missouri Baptist lost two games to University of Health Sciences & Pharmacy back in March which was extremely concerning for their title hopes, but have been masterful of late as they entered the NAIA Opening Round with a twenty-game win streak. This one is a coin-flip, but I’ll go with the Patriots as they are the host and have the best player in the NAIA, Charlie Muñiz.

Rank	School	State	Record	Last Wk.	Prev Rk.
1	LSU Shreveport Pilots	LA	51-0	0-0	1
2	Georgia Gwinnett Grizzlies	GA	49-4	0-0	2
3	Tennessee Wesleyan Bulldogs	TN	42-11	0-0	3
4	Cumberlands Patriots	KY	45-10	0-0	4
5	Reinhardt Eagles	GA	42-11	0-0	5
6	Taylor Trojans	IN	46-9	0-0	6
7	Loyola Wolf Pack	LA	38-15	0-0	7
8	Webber International Warriors	FL	41-13	0-0	8
9	Oklahoma Wesleyan Eagles	OK	46-9	0-0	9
10	Missouri Baptist Spartans	MO	40-9	0-0	10
11	Hope International Royals	CA	43-8	0-0	11
12	Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes	KS	39-13	0-0	12
13	William Carey Crusaders	MS	38-12	0-0	13
14	Cumberland Phoenix	TN	37-16	0-0	14
15	Arizona Christian Firestorm	AZ	39-14-1	0-0	15
16	Southeastern Fire	FL	41-13	0-0	16
17	Concordia Bulldogs	NE	40-11	0-0	17
18	Central Methodist Eagles	MO	35-13	0-0	18
19	Oakland City Mighty Oaks	IN	39-13	0-0	19
20	Keiser Seahawks	FL	35-15	0-0	20
21	Mid-America Christian Evangels	OK	38-15	0-0	21
22	Houston-Victoria Jaguars	TX	38-15	0-0	22
23	Columbia Cougars	MO	41-9	0-0	23
24	Johnson Royals	TN	35-16	0-0	24
25	Bellevue Bruins	NE	40-13	0-0	25

NCAA DIII

* Host team
# Predicted Regional winners
! Designates the school to advance to the DIII College World Series

1. !#* Johns Hopkins (39-3)
2. Rutgers-Camden (29-15)
3. Rensselaer (29-14)
4. Farmingdale St. (26-14)

Aside from a couple weeks in the middle of the season, Johns Hopkins has been the top team in the Perfect Game rankings for the entirety of the season. JHU won its 19th Centennial Conference Tournament amd should have little trouble advancing to face

1. * CWRU (27-12-1)
2. # Centre (30-9)
3. Arcadia (28-15)
4. North Central (IL) (26-17)

Case Western started the season in the top ten, slid into the twenties, before rebounding to finish the year back at the ten position. The Spartans earned the University Athletic Association's first-ever automatic bid to the NCAA post season, winning the conference title with a 14-5-1 league record. Centre has also been in the rankings all year, but have primarily hovered in the twenties before finishing at number 16. An opportunity to win the SAA Championship Tournament was canceled. Going to pick the Colonels in an upset based primarily on their strong starting pitching staff.

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1. !#* La Verne (34-9)
2. Pomona-Pitzer (30-15)
3. McMurry (32-11)
4. Whitworth (29-16)

La Verne started the year ranked 17th nationally, but quickly moved into the cusp of the top ten where they remained for the rest of the season. The Leopards and Sagehens are familiar opponents this season with the two SCIAC schools having played each other six times with La Verne winning five of the matchups. Expecting to see La Verne to continue their season long dominance and advance to the Super Regionals.

1. # Trinity (TX) (36-7)
2. Millsaps (29-13)
3. * East Texas Baptist (28-14)
4. Huntingdon (22-19)

The Tigers have won their last 15 games and won the SCAC regular season and conference tournament. ETBU was positioned in the top ten to start the season, but struggled early. They finished the regular season ranked 21 and winners of the ASC Championship. Should be a close region, especially due to a number of excellent pitchers. ETBU has the stronger starters, but Trinity’s deep pitching staff gives them the edge.

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1. !# Endicott (38-4)
2. Concordia (TX) (33-11)
3. Oswego St. (27-13)
4. * Bridgewater St. (30-13)

Endicott has been ranked no worse than third all season. Expect the Gulls to advance to the DIII CWS.

1. #* Wisconsin-La Crosse (33-9)
2. Buena Vista (32-10)
3. Claremont-M-S (31-12)
4. Bethany Lutheran (29-12)

The Pointers had a solid season but surprisingly went 0-2 in the WIAC tournament. Mac Born, who broke the All-time WIAC hits record, leads La Crosse who’ll be looking to show their early exit was an aberration.

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1. !#* Lynchburg (38-7)
2. Emory (26-14)
3. Maryville (TN) (32-12)
4. Marymount (VA) (24-19)

The Hornets are undefeated at home this season and won their third straight ODAC Championship title. They’ve spent the entire season in the top five of the Perfect Game rankings and should have little difficulty advancing to the Super Regional. Advancing again to the College World Series, should be more of a challenge, but merely a formality.

1. # Rowan (31-10)
2. * Mount Union (27-11)
3. Catholic (27-16)
4. Grove City (31-11)

Rowan has had a rough stretch in March where they lost five of seven games, but were barely beaten after that. They stumbled in the NJAC Tournament but should easily advance out of this quartet.
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1. !#* Denison (35-5)
2. Keystone (35-9)
3. Penn St.-Behrend (30-9)
4. Manchester (29-12)

Denison all day every day and twice on Sunday. Their pitching is sooooooo good.

1. #* Webster (36-7)
2. Belhaven (31-13)
3. Rhodes (27-16)
4. Milwaukee School of Engineering (27-16)

The Gorloks quietly compiled wins and finished with a 36-7 record which included being 19-0 at home. They are super aggressive on the basepaths and a pair of quality starting pitchers that would be the envy of any coach.

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1. * Kean (35-8)
2. # Cortland (29-11)
3. Middlebury (27-11)
4. Husson (24-14)

Despite having a 10-10 record in the middle of the season, the Dragons are headed to the NCAA’s for the 32nd straight season. The staff features Luis Misla who had a 1.39 ERA and 107 strikeouts in just 64 2/3 innings.

1. !# Salve Regina (32-7)
2. * Penn St. Harrisburg (33-11-1)
3. TCNJ (26-17-1)
4. Keene St. (25-15)

The Seahawks haven’t lost since early April and captured both the NEWMAC regular season and conference tournament titles and currently have equaled their best ever seventeen game winning streak. The pitching staff has a 2.68 team ERA and is limiting opposition to a .209 batting average.

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1. !# Wisconsin Whitewater (39-5)
2. Washington (MO) (25-15)
3. Ohio Northern (29-12)
4. * Adrian (28-16)

Despite losing their tournament opener, UWW earned their ninth WIAC tournament title. The hard hitting Warhawks are slugging .629 as a team with 93 home runs in 44 games.

1. #* Gustavus Adolphus (36-7)
2. Wis.-Oshkosh (31-13)
3. UChicago (26-14)
4. Beloit (30-14)

The pitching strong Gusties have two pitchers who have won the MIAC Pitcher of the Year on staff. They rely heavily on their starters to go deep. As long as they can get through the first couple of innings relatively unscathed, they should be hard to beat.

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1. * Salisbury (31-8)
2. !# Baldwin Wallace (30-13)
3. Ramapo (27-14)
4. JWU (Providence) (28-13)

The Gulls have a solid and deep staff which they’ll need to hold off Baldwin Wallace. The Yellow Jackets were highly ranked in the preseason, but fell out of the rankings with a meh 15-11 start. They played as predicted the second half of the season and won the OAC Tournament Championship for the second straight year.

1. SUNY Brockport (36-3-2)
2. #* Randolph-Macon (30-15)
3. Messiah (31-14)
4. Methodist (32-13)

Brockport won the Empire 8 regular season and conference tournament to set a new program record for wins. RMC struggled early with a 14-11 record early, but finished strong to place second in the ODAC standings and tournament. The Yellow Jackets pitching staff has been suspect at times, but when it’s on, it's on.

Rank	School	State	Record	Last Wk.	Prev Rk.
1	Johns Hopkins Blue Jays	MD	39-3	0-0	1
2	Denison Big Red	OH	35-5	3-0	2
3	Endicott Gulls	MA	38-4	3-0	3
4	UW-Whitewater Warhawks	WI	39-5	5-1	4
5	Lynchburg Hornets	VA	38-7	3-1	5
6	Trinity Tigers	TX	36-7	0-0	6
7	Salve Regina Seahawks	RI	32-7	3-0	7
8	Salisbury Seagulls	MD	31-8	1-0	8
9	Kean Cougars	NJ	35-8	0-1	9
10	Case Western Reserve Spartans	OH	27-12-1	0-0	10
11	La Verne Leopards	CA	34-9	3-1	11
12	Penn State Harrisburg Lions	PA	33-11-1	2-2	14
13	UW LaCrosse Eagles	WI	33-9	0-2	12
14	Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Stags	CA	31-12	1-2	13
16	Centre Colonels	KY	30-9	1-1	16
15	Webster Gorloks	MO	36-7	3-0	18
17	Brockport Golden Eagles	NY	36-3-2	3-0	20
18	Cortland State Red Dragons	NY	29-11	3-0	22
19	Gustavus Adolphus Gusties	MN	36-7	3-0	23
20	Rowan Profs	NJ	31-10	0-2	15
21	East Texas Baptist Tigers	TX	28-14	0-0	21
22	Keystone Giants	PA	35-9	3-0	24
23	Pomona-Pitzer Sagehens	CA	30-15	3-2	19
24	Baldwin Wallace Yellow Jackets	OH	30-13	3-0
25	Concordia (TX) Tornados	TX	33-11	0-0	25
DROP	Eastern Connecticut St. Warriors				NR