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No. 1 Adelphi, No. 2 Lindenwood and No. 3 Le Moyne rolled on in the Nike/US Lacrosse Division II Women’s Top 20, but NYIT dropped from the ranks of the unbeaten. Two newcomers join, while recent entrant Florida Tech has surged to No. 13.

 
March 20, 2017
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1 Adelphi 4-0 1 3/21 vs. Stonehill
2 Lindenwood 6-0 2 3/21 vs. McKendree
3 Le Moyne  4-0 3 3/21 vs. American International
4 Florida Southern 11-2 5 3/25 at St. Leo
5 LIU Post 3-1 6 3/22 at Molloy
6 Rollins 8-2 7 3/24 vs. Shepherd
7 West Chester 3-0 8 3/21 at Millersville
8 Limestone 7-1 9 3/22 at Tusculum
9 Queens 6-2 10 3/25 at Lincoln Memorial
10 NYIT 6-1 4 3/23 at Southern New Hampshire
11 Mercyhurst 2-1 11 3/21 at Seton Hill
12 Regis (Colo.) 6-0 12 3/25 at Colorado-Colo. Springs
13 Florida Tech 8-1 15 3/21 vs. Colorado-Mesa
14 Lock Haven 3-1 13 3/23 vs. No. 18 Kutztown
15 New Haven 4-0 16 3/25 vs. Merrimack
16 Mercy 4-0 18 3/29 at Southern Connecticut
17 Bloomsburg 4-1 NR 3/21 at East Stroudsburg
18 Kutztown 4-0 NR 3/21 vs. No. 20 Shippensburg
19 Pace 2-1 19 3/21 vs. Bentley
20 Shippensburg 4-1 17 3/21 at No. 18 Kutztown
Also considered: Southern New Hampshire, East Stroudsburg
Nike/US Lacrosse Rankings
Division I Men | Division I Women
Division II Men | Division II Women
Division III Men | Division III Women

HOT

Florida Tech (+2)

Eight Panthers scored in a 20-5 win over Concordia-St. Paul. Aleah Fjelstad led the way with four goals and two assists. The Panthers aim for their ninth straight win tonight as they welcome Colorado-Mesa.

NOT

NYIT (-6)

The Bears’ 8-7 home loss to unranked Bentley dropped them to No. 10. They corralled just six of 17 draw controls and were outshot 23-17 in the their first defeat of the season. They rebounded with two home wins and will travel to Southern New Hampshire Thursday for their first road game in nearly a month.

Shippensburg (-2)

The Raiders dropped their league home-opener to previously unranked Bloomsburg, 8-4, struggling to solve Huskies goalie Angela DiPasquale, who made 11 saves. Shippensburg continues PSAC play Tuesday at No. 20 Kutztown.

NEW

Bloomsburg

The Huskies enter thanks in part to an 8-4 road win over then-No. 18 Shippensburg Saturday. Five Huskies scored during the decisive first half, and Bloomsburg impressively led by as many as six goals in their PSAC win. Goalie Angela DiPasquale surrendered just two goals through the game’s first 53 minutes.

Kutztown

The unbeaten Bears have outscored their last three foes 51-14, but they’ll get a test Tuesday at home against Shippensburg. Makayla Bowman averages 4.5 goals per game for Kutztown.

OUT

Indiana (Pa.)

The Crimson Hawks’ started the season 0-2 before defeating Virginia-Wise, 18-2, Saturday. A week prior, IUP lost at Florida Tech, 16-12, before a 15-4 Wednesday defeat at Florida Southern.

Southern New Hampshire

Southern New Hampshire dropped its Northeast-10 opener at home to No. 19 Pace, 19-11. Then Penmen fell behind 5-0 and 12-6 at the half. They’ve got a rivalry game Wednesday at Saint Anselm.