Jacks third in Mid-Major Poll

MANHEIM, Pa. — The South Dakota State wrestling team is ranked third in the inaugural Division I Mid-Major Top 20 poll conducted by the National Wrestling Coaches Association.
Formulated in 2017, the Mid-Major Top 20 is based on dual meet results and is voted on by coaches representing teams from non-Power Five conferences.

Members of the EIWA and Big 12 Conference dominated the upper half of the poll, with a combined seven teams in the top 10. Lehigh ranked first, with five first-place votes, followed by fellow EIWA program Cornell right behind the Mountain Hawks in the second position.

South Dakota State, which improved to 7-1 in duals after wins over Chattanooga and Maryland last weekend at the Virginia Duals, earned the third spot. Big 12 rival North Dakota State is in fourth, followed by league members Wyoming (sixth) and Northern Iowa (eighth) in the top 10. Southern Conference member Campbell rounded out the top five in the fifth spot.

SDSU also is one of five mid-major teams to be ranked in the NWCA Coaches Poll, with four other programs currently receiving votes.

The Jackrabbits face a busy weekend as they are scheduled to wrestle Saturday at Missouri, followed by duals Sunday versus SIU-Edwardsville and Central Michigan in Edwardsville, Illinois.

NWCA DIVISION I MID-MAJOR TOP 20

RankNamePointsWrestling ConferenceAll-Sports Conference
1Lehigh100 (5)EIWAPatriot League
2Cornell95EIWAIvy League
3South Dakota State76Big 12Summit
4North Dakota State73Big 12Summit
5Campbell65SoConBig South
6Wyoming60Big 12Mountain West
7Princeton58EIWAIvy League
8Northern Iowa53Big 12Missouri Valley
9Buffalo46MACMAC
10Central Michigan45MACMAC
11Clarion42MACPSAC
11Ohio42MACMAC
13Penn36EIWAIvy League
14Utah Valley35Big 12WAC
15Northern Colorado34Big 12Big Sky
16Appalachian State32SoConSun Belt
17Northern Illinois31MACMAC
18Cal Poly29PAC 12Big West
19Bucknell21EIWAPatriot League
20Lock Haven16MACPSAC

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