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

Posted on October 22, 2018 by Chris Johnson

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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