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Men's Soccer Brady Budke, Sports Information Graduate Assistant

Men's Soccer Right Back at #1 in Recent Top 25 Poll

KANSAS CITY, Mo. - The University of Indianapolis men's soccer team has jumped back up to being the No. 1-ranked team in the NCAA Division II United Soccer Coaches Top 25 poll, officials announced on Tuesday.

The Hounds (12-0-1) take over the top spot from Franklin Pierce, who fell down to No. 5 after a loss last week. The remaining top five teams include Davis & Elkins at No. 2 (13-0-1), Young Harris at No. 3 (14-0-1), and Palm Beach Atlantic at No. 4 (11-1).

Joining UIndy from the Great Lakes Valley Conference is Maryville, who stays put at No. 10.

The Greyhounds will return to the pitch on Friday night in a GLVC battle on the road again Lindenwood beginning at 8:30 p.m.
 
RK SCHOOL PREV W-L-T
1 University Of Indianapolis 2 12-0-1
2 Davis & Elkins College 3 13-0-1
3 Young Harris College 4 14-0-1
4 Palm Beach Atlantic University 5 11-1-0
5 Franklin Pierce University 1 14-1-0
6 University Of Charleston 6 13-1-0
7 Midwestern State University 7 12-1-0
8 California State University-Los Angeles 8 9-2-2
9 University Of Tampa 9 11-2-0
10 Maryville University of St. Louis 10 12-2-1
11 Limestone University 11 9-2-1
12 Colorado Mesa University 11 14-2-0
13 Wilmington University 14 13-1-1
14 Seattle Pacific University 17 10-2-0
15 University of Montevallo 16 11-2-2
16 Gannon University 18 12-1-1
17 Colorado School Of Mines 22 12-3-1
18 Lynn University 19 10-3-0
19 Azusa Pacific University 23 9-2-2
20 Chowan University RV 10-2-1
21 Cedarville University RV 12-2-1
22 Rogers State University 25 10-3-2
23 American International College RV 11-1-1
24 St. Mary's University (Texas) RV 11-3-0
25 West Texas A&M University 15 10-3-0
Records shown are through games of Oct. 24, 2021
Also receiving votes: Lake Erie College, Auburn University Montgomery, Cal Poly Pomona, Anderson University (S.C.), Lock Haven University

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