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Trappers continue to receive votes in NJCAA polls

Volleyball, Men’s Soccer Lurking

The Northwest College volleyball and men’s soccer teams continue to receive votes in the latest round of NJCAA rankings, which were released Wednesday morning. Both teams will have a chance to sway voters this weekend with road appearances against highly regarded competition.

For the Trapper volleyball team, which improved to 13-10 with a win on Tuesday night, that test will come at Casper College, another team receiving votes in this week’s top 20 poll. For the men’s soccer team, the Trappers travel to Otero, which has spent much of the season ranked in the top 20, but dropped down to receiving vote status following the Trappers’ recent home victory over the Rattlers.

Here are the latest polls:

Volleyball
1. San Jacinto-Central 22-1
2. Western Nebraska 25-2
3. Southern Idaho 18-1
4. Iowa Western 20-2
5. Salt Lake 18-4
6. North Idaho 14-2
7. Tyler 17-2
8. Central Florida 18-4
9. Arizona Western 12-3
10. SCF Manatee-Sarasota 17-4
11. Miami Dade 8-4
12. Blinn 15-4
13. Central Wyoming 15-5
14. Western Wyoming 13-9
15. Missouri State-West Plains 13-5
16. Hillsborough 10-6
17. Paris 18-6
18. Florida State-Jacksonville 11-6
19. Pensacola State 13-1
20. Snow 12-5

Receiving votes: NORTHWEST, Trinity Valley, Laredo, Midland, Redlands, Seminole State, Casper, Western Texas, Kaskaskia, Lake Land, Indian Hills-Ottumwa, Wallace State-Hanceville.

Men’s soccer
1. Darton State 10-0
2. Yavapai 13-1
3. Cloud County 11-1
4. Monroe Community 10-0
5. Iowa Western 9-0-1
6. Schoolcraft 9-1-1
7. Tyler 6-2-1
8. Louisburg 10-0
9. Lincoln Land 10-1
10. Barton 9-2-1
11. South Georgia 7-1
12. Arizona Western 10-3
13. Iowa Central 10-1-1
14. Oakton 9-1
15. Owens 9-2-1
16. ASA 9-0-1
17. Spartanburg Methodist 8-3-1
18. Illinois Central 8-2-1
19. CCBC-Essex 6-2
20. Monroe College 3-1.

Receiving votes: NORTHWEST, Laramie County, Otero, San Jacinto- South, Harford, Cowley County, MCC-Maple Woods, Bryant & Stratton.