David Boyce | NCAA.com | February 8, 2017 Division II Women's Basketball Power Rankings: Week 6 Ashland Eagles guard Kelsey Peare (14) has helped steer the team to an undefeated (24-0) start to the season. Share Ashland leads this week's DII Basketball Power Rankings with several teams hot on their trail. RELATED: WBCA Coaches Poll Rank Team Record Comments 1 Ashland 24-0 Team has scored over 100 points in 3 of last 4 games. 2 Alaska-Anchorage 21-1 Team has won each of the last 5 games by 31 or more points. 3 Colorado St-Pueblo 24-0 Clinched at least a share of RMAC title on Tuesday. 4 California (Pa.) 21-1 Team on a 10-game win streak; 15-1 in PSAC. 5 California Baptist 24-2 Team goes for a program-record 22 straight wins Saturday at Dixie State. 6 Lincoln Memorial 20-1 Suffered its first loss, falling by 2 points to Wingate. 7 Virginia Union 20-1 Sold out crowd of 2,500 saw Panthers beat rival Virginia State. 8 Columbus State 20-1 Team has won last eight games by double digits. 9 Angelo State 18-2 Team has won its last four games by an average of 14.1 points. 10 Central Oklahoma 20-2 Looking to bounce back after 3-point home loss. 11 Adelphi 20-3 Sierra Clark recorded her 17th double-double on Saturday. 12 Emporia State 19-3 Senior Kelly Moten scored career-high 32 points on Saturday. 13 Southern Indiana 20-3 Six-game win streak includes home win against Drury. 14 Drury 20-3 Looking to bounce back from 6-point loss on Saturday. 15 Central Missouri 18-3 Bounced back from loss at Central Oklahoma with 23-point win. 16 Minn. St-Moorhead 19-3 Improved to 16-2 in the NSIC; clinched share of NSIC North title. Nina King to continue as NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Committee chair in 2021-22; Beth Goetz named to chair committee in 2022-23 Duke’s Nina King will continue in her role as chair of the NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Committee in 2021-22, while Beth Goetz of Ball State has been named vice chair for the coming season before stepping into the chair position in 2022-23. READ MORE Where the U.S. Olympic women's 3x3 basketball team played in college The four-player roster for the 2020 U.S. Olympic women's 3x3 basketball team featured a player from UConn, one from Notre Dame, one from Washington and another from South Carolina. READ MORE Where the 2021 WNBA All-Stars played college The 2021 WNBA All-Star Game is set for July 14 in Las Vegas. This is the first time the event will happen in the same year as the Summer Olympics — and the U.S. roster is the All-Stars' opponent for the game. READ MORE