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Panthers No. 3 in nation

Panthers No. 3 in nation

Kentucky Wesleyan, who leads the nation in wins with 28, moved up one spot to reach their highest ranking since 2003 at No. 3 in the weekly National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) Division II Top 25 men's basketball poll today.
   
The Panthers (28-3) will play Northern Kentucky (17-12) in the Great Lakes Valley Conference Championship semifinals on Saturday, March 6, at 6 p.m. CT on the campus of the University of Illinois-Springfield. Bellarmine will play Drury in the other semifinal at 8:30. The championship will be Sunday, March 7, at 3:30.
   
This marks the 306th time, a Division II record, KWC has been in the Top 25 since the ratings started in 1961.
   
Augusta State moved up from No. 3 to No. 1 and the only other GLVC teams in the poll were No. 11 Southern Indiana and No. 22 Drury.

    NABC/Division II Coaches Poll (March 2, 2010)
    1.     Augusta State (4 first place votes) 25-2
    2.     Arkansas Tech (4 first place votes) 26-1
    3.     Kentucky Wesleyan 28-3
    4.     Central Missouri 25-2
    5.     Indiana (Pa.) 25-2
    6.     Midwestern State 25-2
    7.     Valdosta State 24-3
    8.     Minnesota State 24-3
    9.     Seattle Pacific 22-3
    10.     West Liberty 25-1
    11.     Southern Indiana 24-3
    12.     Florida Southern 24-3
    13.     Fort Hays State 22-5
    14.     Georgia College & State 22-4
    15.     Augustana (SD) 22-5
    16.     Stonehill 23-4    
    17.     Rollins 22-5
    18.    West Virginia State 24-3
    19.     Bentley 22-5
    20.     Clark Atlanta 22-5
    21.    Western Washington 24-5
    22.     Drury 23-5
    23.     Mesa State 22-4
    24.     St. Cloud State 22-5
    25.     Central Oklahoma 22-5

Others receiving votes: Metropolitan State, Bellarmine (Ky.) 6, Mount Olive (N.C.) 5, St. Augustine's (N.C.) 5, East Stroudsburg (Pa.) 4, Kutztown (Pa.) 1.

Records are through games of Feb. 28, 2010.
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