David Boyce | NCAA.com | March 1, 2017 DII Women's Basketball Power Rankings — Week 9 A 43-point outburst from Cal Baptist's Kamille Diaz led the Lancers to a 94-85 OT victory on Saturday. Share There was a bit of a shake-up in this week's DII Basketball Power Rankings as Cal Baptist and Columbus State each moved up one spot, dropping California (Pa.) down to No. 5. RELATED: WBCA Coaches Poll Rank Team Record Comments Previous 1 Ashland 29-0 28-point victory in GLIAC quarterfinal game. 1 2 Alaska-Anchorage 27-1 Looking for a three-peat in GNAC Tourney. 2 3 California Baptist 29-2 Needed OT to conclude a perfect 20-0 record in PacWest. 4 4 Columbus State 26-1 Heads into semifinals of Peach Belt Tournament on 17-game winning streak. 5 5 California (Pa.) 26-2 Went 20-2 and won the outright PSAC West Division title. 3 6 Drury 24-3 Finished 17-1 in the Great Lakes Valley Conference. 9 7 Queens (N.Y.) 24-3 Tied a program record for wins with 24. 12 8 Bentley 25-4 Taking a 13-game winning streak in the NE-10 semifinals. 13 9 Colorado St-Pueblo 27-2 Bounced back from second loss with four-point win. 6 10 Harding 24-3 Rides into the GAC Tournament on 10-game winning streak. 14 11 Western Washington 24-4 Only loss in February was in 2OT to Alaska Anchorage. 10 12 Emporia State 24-4 Senior Kelly Moten had 27 points, 11 assists and 8 rebounds in last game. 16 13 Lincoln Memorial 24-3 Won first-ever South Atlantic Conference regular-season title. 8 14 Pittsburg State 24-4 Lost regular-season finale; looking to bounce back in MIAA Tourney. 7 15 Southern Indiana 24-4 Concluded regular season on four-game winning streak. NR 16 Minn. St-Moorhead 24-4 Seven-game winning streak snapped in quarterfinals of NSIC Tourney. 11 Breaking down the college careers of the 12 U.S. players competing in the women's FIBA World Cup Before the FIBA World Cup tips off in Australia, we broke down the college careers of each player on the roster. READ MORE Paige Bueckers feels 'grateful' and says she'll play college basketball again Paige Bueckers met with the media for the first time since her ACL injury and says she plans to play college basketball again despite being set to miss all of the upcoming season. READ MORE The college careers of the 7 No. 1 overall picks in the historic WNBA series The Las Vegas Aces and Seattle Storm WNBA semifinals playoff series will make WNBA — and NBA — history with seven No. 1 overall picks between the two teams. We take a look at each of their college careers. READ MORE