Division III
Men's Team Rankings
1 Kenyon 425, 2 Denison 399, 3 Emory 347, 4 Kalamazoo 292, 5 Johns Hopkins 290, 6 Washington (Missouri) 267, 7 Stevens Institute 233, 8 MIT 214, 9 Williams 196, 10 Amherst 194, 11 TCNJ 177, 12 DePauw 158, 13 Carnegie Mellon 154, 14 Washington and Lee 143, 15 Hope 140, 16 Middlebury 137, 17 UW-Stevens Point 127, 18 Grove City 124, 19 Chicago 123, 20 Carthage 93, 21 St. Olaf 91, 22 Tufts 88, 23 Case Western Reserve 85, 24 St. Thomas (Mn) 79, 25 Olivet 78
Women's Team Rankings
1 Emory University 375, 2 Denison University 351, 3 Kenyon College 342, 4 Williams College 270, 5 C-M-S 214, 6 Johns Hopkins 205, 7 Amherst College 199, 8 MIT 169, 9 UW-Stevens Point 162, 10 WashU 146, 11 Carthage College 144, 12 Stevens Institute 118, 13 UW-LaCrosse 117, 14 Grove City College 99, 15 Chicago 87, 16 Carnegie Mellon 85, 17 Hope College 85, 18 Calvin College 83, 19 Ithaca College 82, 20 Mary Washington 82, 21 Kalamazoo 65, 22 Middlebury 62, 23 Gustavus Adolphus 60, 24 Keene State 59, 25 Springfield 58,
Division II Dual Meet Poll - AP Format
Women's Team Rankings
1 Grand Valley State 421, 2 Ashland 341, 3 UC-San Diego 328, 4 Drury 298, 5 Incarnate Word 293, 6 Ouachita Baptist 292, 7 California-PA 254, 8 Truman State 234, 9 Indianapolis 229, 10 Tampa 229, 11 CW Post 222, 12 Indiana -Pennsylvania 206, 13 Wingate 204, 14 West Chester 190, 15 Bridgeport 150, 16 Grand Canyon 136, 17 Clarion 130, 18 Nova Southeastern 123, 19 Henderson State 118, 20 Southern Connecticut 106, 21 Wayne State 104, 22 Saint Cloud State 98, 23 Pace 84, 24 Findlay 79, 25 Hillsdale 67
Men's Team Rankings
1 Ashland 439, 2 Missouri S&T 385, 3 Grand Valley State 372, 4 Drury 357, 5 Incarnate Word 341, 6 Wayne State 327, 7 UC-San Diego 282, 8 Nova Southeastern 281, 9 Ouachita Baptist 275, 10 Wingate 273, 11 Florida Southern 252, 12 Indianapolis 198, 13 Queens University 197, 14 Grand Canyon 178, 15 Bridgeport 161, 16 Southern Connecticut 148, 17 Tampa 124, 18 Lewis 116, 19 Texas at Permian Basin 111, 20 West Chester 109, 21 Henderson State 107, 22 Limestone 104, 23 Mesa State College 98, 24 Bloomsburg 85, 25 Clarion 79
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Since boys make up only about 43% - 44% of students at Obama, the Obama number assumes full enrollment for all years 6-11. But that hasn't happened so far. The full enrollment number would be classes of 150, and some classes are as low as 100 - 120 students. And school age population is projected to decline by a percentage point or two a year. So it seems likely that numbers will contract at least slightly.
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