David Boyce | NCAA.com | March 9, 2016 Division II Women's Basketball: Power Rankings Week 10 DII Women's Basketball: 2016 Selection Show Share NCAA.com presents a weekly edition of DII Women's basketball power rankings. Here is this week's top-16 teams with their records through March 9 before the NCAA Division II tournament begins. Rank School Record Comments Previous 1 Limestone College 30-0 Won Conference Carolinas Tourney; No. 1 seed in SE Region 2 2 Lubbock Christian 29-0 Won Heartland Tourney; No. 1 seed in South Central Region 3 3 Ashland (Ohio) 30-1 Won GLIAC Tourney; No. 1 seed in Midwest Region 4 4 Lewis 28-2 23-game win streak ended in GLVC semifinals; No. 2 in Midwest 1 5 Azusa Pacific 27-3 Won PacWest Tourney; No. 1 seed in West Region 16 6 Alaska Anchorage 33-2 Won GNAC Tourney; No. 2 seed in West Region 9 7 Virginia Union 25-2 Won CIAA championship; No. 1 seed in Atlantic Region 8 8 Union (Tenn.) 28-3 Lost in OT in GSC championship; No. 1 seed in South Region 7 9 Benedict College 27-2 Won SIAC Tourney; No. 2 seed in South Region 13 10 California Baptist 28-2 Lost in PacWest championship game; No. 3 seed in West Regional 5 11 Bellarmine 24-3 Won GLVC Tourney; No. 3 seed in Midwest NR 12 Emporia State 26-5 Won 4th straight MIAA Tourney; No. 1 seed in Central Region NR 13 West Texas A&M 26-4 Lost in 2 OT in Lone Star championship; No. 3 seed in S. Central 11 14 Winona State 29-3 Third trip to Division II Tournament; No. 4 seed in Central 12 15 Pittsburg State 26-5 15-game win streak snapped in MIAA championship 14 16 West Liberty 27-4 Lost in MEC Championship; No. 3 seed in Atlantic Region 15 You have to see San Jose State's new glow-in-the-dark basketball court San Jose State's new basketball court at Provident Credit Union Event Center is something to see. READ MORE Finalist cities announced for 2027-2031 NCAA Division I Women's Final Fours Seven cities have been selected by the Division I Women’s Basketball Committee as finalists to host the NCAA Women’s Final Four from 2027 through 2031. READ MORE Rutgers' C. Vivian Stringer announces retirement after Hall of Fame coaching career Rutgers women's basketball coach C. Vivian Stringer announces her retirement after a Hall of Fame career, leaving the game with 1,055 wins and countless lives improved through leadership, mentorship and guidance. READ MORE