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DWU women picked 2nd and DWU men picked 3rd in GPAC Pre-Season Basketball Poll

is the complete 2018-19 GPAC Men’s Basketball Preseason Coaches’ Poll:

Place  School Points  First Place Votes 
1. Morningside 100 10
2. Briar Cliff 90 1
3. Dakota Wesleyan 83  
4. Doane 69  
5. Dordt 56  
6t. Northwestern 46  
6t. Hastings 46  
6t. Midland 46  
9. Jamestown 40  
10. Concordia 17  
11. Mount Marty 12  

 

Here is the complete 2018-19 GPAC Women’s Basketball Preseason Coaches’ Poll:

Place  School Points  First Place Votes 
1. Concordia 119 9
2. Dakota Wesleyan 111 3
3. Northwestern 96  
4. Morningside 87  
5. Hastings 86  
6. Jamestown 71  
7. Dordt 55  
8. Midland 54  
9. Briar Cliff 48  
10. Mount Marty 27  
11. Doane 24  
12. College of Saint Mary 14

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