Top-Four Remains the Same as Women’s Hoops No. 2 in Latest Rankings

Titans hold 19-0 record

2/3/2025 8:34:00 PM

BLOOMINGTON, Ill. - In a poll that saw its fair share of shakeup, the top-four remained unchanged as the Illinois Wesleyan University women's basketball team held at No. 2 in the D3hoops.com Top-25 released Monday night, Feb. 3. IWU garnered 587 points.

NYU (625), Illinois Wesleyan, Scranton (586), and Bowdoin (540) maintained their rankings at first through fourth, respectively, while UW-Oshkosh jumped Whitman to move into the top five. UWO garnered 495 points, while Whitman's sixth with 493 points.

Illinois Wesleyan picked up a 64-61 road win at Elmhurst University, Feb. 1, to improve to 19-0 overall and 10-0 in the conference. The Titans were one of two College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin programs to garner national status as Carroll University received votes in the poll.

IWU and Carroll will spar inside the Shirk Center Wednesday evening, Feb. 5. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m.

D3hoops.com women's Top 25, 2024-25 Week 9

#	School (No. 1 votes)	W-L	Pts.	Prev.
1	New York University (25)	18-0	625	1
2	Illinois Wesleyan	19-0	587	2
3	Scranton	19-0	586	3
4	Bowdoin	20-0	540	4
5	UW-Oshkosh	18-1	495	6
6	Whitman	18-1	493	5
7	Smith	17-1	469	7
8	Gustavus Adolphus	18-1	434	8
9	Gettysburg	18-1	419	9
10	Christopher Newport	21-1	391	10
11	Baldwin Wallace	18-1	381	11
12	Trine	18-2	333	13
13	Wartburg	18-2	332	12
14	Ohio Wesleyan	17-2	270	14
15	Hope	17-3	242	16
16	UW-Whitewater	15-4	197	20
17	Catholic	17-2	196	19
18	Elizabethtown	17-2	171	21
19	UW-Stout	15-4	161	15
20	Johns Hopkins	16-3	144	22
21	Washington and Lee	17-3	107	17
22	Randolph-Macon	18-1	104	--
23	Colorado College	17-2	87	24
24	Mass-Dartmouth	17-2	84	23
25	Bethel	16-3	76	--

Dropped out: No. 18 Hardin-Simmons; No. 25 Carnegie Mellon

Others receiving votes: East Texas Baptist 51; Hardin-Simmons 49; Messiah 26; Western New England 15; Carroll 12; Carnegie Mellon 10; Colby 9; McMurry 9; Bridgewater 8; Washington U. 8; Cortland 3; Southern Virginia 1

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