TUCSON, Ariz. --- For a third consecutive week, the Tusculum Pioneers are ranked 14th in the nation according to the latest Collegiate Baseball News Division II Coaches' Poll.

The Pioneers (30-11) garnered 133 total points and have been listed in the national top-30 for the last nine straight weeks.

The top-seven remains the same from a week ago with Colorado Mesa holding the top spot in the country for a sixth week in a row. Angelo State is second, followed by West Florida, West Texas A&M, Central Missouri, Tampa and North Greenville. Illinois-Springfield is eighth and Lee University is ninth as the two schools flipped positions. Catawba is 10^th, Mount Olive is 11^th, Augustana is 12^th, Charleston (W.Va.) is 13^th, while Tusculum and Seton Hill are tied for 14^th to comprise the top half of the poll.

Azusa Pacific is 16^th, followed by Lindenwood, Metro State-Denver, St. Thomas Aquinas, Northwest Nazarene, Minnesota State-Mankato, North Georgia, Southern New Hampshire, Trevecca Nazarene, Missouri Southern, Delta State, UNC Pembroke, Millersville, Northwood and Wingate to wrap up the top-30.

Tusculum has recorded its 17th season with at least 30 victories. Of those 30 wins, 25 came in South Atlantic Conference play which are a new league single-season mark. The Pioneers did not lose a weekend series this spring, winning eight of the nine sets and tying one other. TU lost back-to-back games only once this year and posted winning streaks of three straight wins or more on five occasions including a season-long nine-game run from Feb. 21-Mar. 7.

Collegiate Baseball News Division II Coaches' Poll

Others Receiving Votes: Quincy.