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2025-26 NAIA Women’s Golf Conference Ratings

NAIA Staff
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May 7, 2026

American Midwest Conference

  1. Columbia (Mo.)

Appalachian Athletic Conference

  1. SCAD Atlanta (Ga.)
  2. Pikeville (Ky.)
  3. Truett McConnell (Ga.)
  4. Milligan (Tenn.)

Cascade Collegiate Conference

  1. British Columbia
  2. Lewis-Clark State (idaho)
  3. Oregon Tech

Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference

  1. Olivet Nazarene (Ill.)
  2. Judson (Ill.)
  3. Holy Cross (Ind.)
  4. St. Ambrose (Iowa)

Continental Athletic Conference (Independents)

  1. Victoria (B.C.)
  2. Our Lady of the Lake (Texas)
  3. University of the Southwest
  4. Texas A&M – Texarkana
  5. Texas A&M – Victoria
  6. Florida College

Crossroads League

  1. Marian (Ind.)
  2. Indiana Wesleyan
  3. Taylor (Ind.)
  4. Bethel (Ind.)
  5. Grace (Ind.)

Frontier Conference

  1. Rocky Mountain (Mont.)

Great Plains Athletic Conference

  1. Morningside (Iowa)
  2. Doane (Neb.)

Great Southwest Athletic Conference

  1. Embry-Riddle (Ariz.)
  2. OUAZ (Ariz.)
  3. Arizona Christian

Heart of America Athletic Conference

  1. Mount Mercy (Iowa)

Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference

  1. Kansas Wesleyan
  2. Evangel (Mo.)
  3. Friends (Kan.)

Mid-South Conference

  1. Cumberlands (Ky.)
  2. Lindsey Wilson (Ky.)
  3. Cumberland (Tenn.)

River States Conference

  1. Midway (Ky.)
  2. IU East (Ind.)
  3. St. Mary-of-the-Woods (Ind.)
  4. Oakland City (Ind.)
  5. IU Kokomo (Ind.)
  6. IU Southeast (Ind.)
  7. Rio Grande (Ohio)
  8. Shawnee State (Ohio)

Sooner Athletic Conference

  1. Texas Wesleyan
  2. Oklahoma City
  3. USAO (Okla.)

Southern States Athletic Conference

  1. Dalton State (Ga.)
  2. William Carey (Miss.)
  3. Loyola (La.)
  4. UT Southern (Tenn.)

The Sun Conference

  1. SCAD Savannah (Ga.)
  2. Keiser (Fla.)
  3. Southeastern (Fla.)
  4. Coastal Georgia
  5. New College of Florida
  6. Ave Maria (Fla.)

Wolverine Hoosier Athletic Conference

  1. UNOH (Ohio)
  2. Lawrence Tech (Mich.)
  3. Cleary (Mich.)
  4. Aquinas (Mich.)
  5. Madonna (Mich.)
  6. Lourdes (Ohio)
  7. Michigan-Dearborn
  8. Cornerstone (Mich.)
  9. Indiana Tech
  10. Defiance (Ohio)
  11. Siena Heights (Mich.)
  12. Rochester Christian (Mich.)

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