David Boyce | NCAA.com | April 9, 2016 Division II Softball Power Rankings: Week 1 The Lancers are enjoying a 16-game winning streak. Share NCAA.com presents a weekly edition of DII softball power rankings. Here is the first version of 2016, with the week's top 16 teams and their records through April 6. RANK SCHOOL RECORD COMMENTS 1 West Texas A&M 40-2 First team in Division II softball to reach 40 wins this season 2 North Georgia 39-6 Lost first four games of the season, has won 39 of last 41 3 Indianapolis 34-1 Only loss in 2nd game of DH at Southern Indiana on April 2 4 Arkansas Tech 36-3 Jr Jalissa Gum reached the 10-strikeout mark for fourth time this season 5 Saint Leo 31-1 After only loss to Eckerd in March, outscored Eckerd 11-1 in next two games 6 Humboldt State 33-3-1 Two of three losses came against ranked teams 7 Dixie State 27-7 Keep eye on last year’s national runner-up; on 14-game win streak 8 North Alabama 37-5 After losing first game to rival UAH, won next two games last weekend 9 Missouri-St. Louis 37-4 4-2 in its past six games 10 California (Pa.) 21-1 Lost 3-2 in season opener on Feb. 19 11 California Baptist 32-6 On 16-game win streak; plays at Dixie State Fri. & Sat. 12 St. Mary’s (Texas) 32-9 Has lost two of its past three games 13. Alabama-Huntsville 31-9 Has lost three of past four games 14. W. Va. Wesleyan 33-5 Has won four straight since dropping a DH at Charleston 15. Wayne State (Mich.) 29-4 In 10-game win streak, has allowed no more than 1 run per game 16. West Chester 33-3 On a 13-game win streak The NCAA.com power rankings are in no way affiliated with the weekly regional rankings of the Division II Softball Committee and have no correlation or impact on selection to the 2016 NCAA Division II Softball National Championship Steve McCown named NCAA softball national coordinator of umpires Steve McCown, the newly named NCAA softball national coordinator of umpires, brings more than 30 years of umpiring experience to the job. READ MORE Women's College World Series adds two days The Women's College World Series will have two extra days, allowing for schedule flexibility and additional rest for the players. READ MORE Video review challenges approved for softball The NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel approved video review for softball beginning in the 2021-22 academic year. READ MORE