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Three victories in the past week pushed defending national champion Delaware Club another notch higher in this week’s WCLA (Women’s Collegiate Lacrosse Associates) Division I coaches poll, released today. Michigan remains No. 1.

Michigan Club and Boston College Club both posted 4-0 records last week. The Wolverines solidified their hold on the No. 1 spot in the WCLA D-I coaches poll, while BC jumped into the Top 10. Denver Club remained No. 1 in the D-II poll.

Michigan Club and Denver Club once again hold the No. 1 positions in the WCLA (Women’s Collegiate Lacrosse Associates) Division I and II coaches polls, released today. A busy week in which more than half of the ranked teams saw action on the field yielded some changes in this week’s polls, but not among the top 5 in either division.

For the third straight week, Michigan Club and Denver Club hold the No. 1 positions in the WCLA (Women’s Collegiate Lacrosse Associates) Division I and II coaches polls, released today. Neither team played games in the past week, but a busy schedule ahead will have many of the top 20 back on the field this week.

With limited games by ranked teams in the past week, there were minimal changes in the newest WCLA (Women’s Collegiate Lacrosse Associates) Division I and II coaches polls, released today. Michigan Club and Denver Club maintained their No. 1 positions.

Michigan Club and Denver Club maintained their No. 1 positions in the latest WCLA (Women’s Collegiate Lacrosse Associates) Division I and II coaches polls, released today. 

Michigan, which has not played since February 18, does not return to action until March 24. Georgia, which recorded wins over Tennessee and Georgia Tech last Saturday, is ranked second this week after sharing the top spot with Michigan last week.  BYU, Delaware, and Pittsburgh round out the top five in the Division I poll. 

The biggest move in this week's WCLA D-2 poll belonged to No. 9 Utah, which jumped four spots following a 9-6 win over No. 12 Utah State.

A 4-0 week for defending champion Georgia that included victories over Michigan, Colorado and Colorado State helped the Bulldogs jump five spots to No. 5 in this week’s Women's Collegiate Lacrosse Associates (WCLA) Division I Top 20 poll.

Virginia Tech made a big jump in this week's WCLA D-1 poll, moving up nine spots on the strength of victories over No. 13 Boston College and No. 10 Georgia.

After reaching national semifinals last year, undefeated and No. 2 ranked Grand Canyon hopes to challenge for the WCLA D-2 title again in 2017.