Men's Soccer Ranked 16th in Final NCCAA Poll

GREENVILLE, S.C.-- The Greenville College Men's Soccer team was ranked 16th in the final NCCAA Division I 2012 ranking, collecting 5 total points.

GC finished their 2012 season with a record of 10-6-3.

California Baptist University, Fresno Pacific University, and Oklahoma Wesleyan University captured the top three spots in the ranking, receiving 15, 98, and 85 total points, respectively.

GC was one of three schools in the North Central Region to be recognized. Both Olivet Nazarene University and Bethel College were also ranked, Olivet coming in 10th and Bethel being placed in 13th.

The complete final 2012 season ranking is included below.

California Baptist University (West)

Fresno Pacific University (West)

Oklahoma Wesleyan University (Central)

Palm Beach Atlantic University (South)

Union University (TN) (Mid-East)

Spring Arbor University (Mid-West)

Southern Wesleyan University (South)

Azusa Pacific University (West)

Roberts Wesleyan College (East)

Olivet Nazarene University (North Central)

Cedarville University (Mid-West)

Bethel College (North Central)

RV: Covenant College (5), Greenville College (5), Trinity Lutheran College (WA) (1)

This story was published on December 04, 2012

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Panther Soccer Ranked 15th in NCCAA

GREENVILLE, S.C.-- GC is currently ranked 15th in the 2012 NCCAA Men's Soccer Division I Official Top 15 Ranking, with a record of 10-6-3.

Greenville, part of the North Central Region, received 11 total points to be placed in the 15th spot in the ranking.

Fresno Pacific University is in the top spot right now, getting 3 first place votes and improving their record to 16-4-0. Oklahoma Wesleyan University is ranked second, receiving 4 first place votes and a record of 19-1-1.

A final season ranking will be published next month.

The current ranking is as follows:

Fresno Pacific University (West)

Oklahoma Wesleyan University (Central)

California Baptist University (West)

Palm Beach Atlantic University (South)

Southern Wesleyan University (South)

Spring Arbor University (Mid-West)

Union University (TN) (Mid-East)

Olivet Nazarene University (North Central)

Roberts Wesleyan College (East)

Azusa Pacific University (West)

Cedarville University (Mid-West)

Bethel College (North Central)

Greenville College (North Central)

RV:Covenant College (7), McMurry University (4), Mid-American Christian University (2), Geneva College (1)

This story was published on November 20, 2012

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GC Men's Soccer Ranked 13th in NCCAA

GREENVILLE, S.C.-- The Greenville Men's Soccer team was included in the NCCAA Top 15 for the week ending November 6.

Greenville College was the only school in the North Central Region included in the Top 15. GC had a record of 9-5-3 when the Top 15 was determined. The Panthers received 17 total points to put them in the No. 13 spot in the ranking.

Ohio Wesleyan University claimed the top spot in the ranking, with Southern Wesleyan University and Cedarville University being ranked No. 2 and No. 3, respectively.

This story was published on November 06, 2012

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Men's Basketball Ranked 19th NCCAA

GREENVILLE, S.C.-- The GC Panther basketball team received votes for the NCCAA Division I Top 10 ranking this week.

The team's record of 4-0 included them in the RV section of the NCCAA ranking, putting them in the No. 19 spot for Division I men's basketball.

Indiana Wesleyan University captured the top spot, followed by California Baptist University and Campbellsville University to round out the top 3 of the ranking this week.

The full Top 10 list is below.

Southwestern Assemblies of God University

RV: Hope International University, Master's College, Cedarville University, Robert Wesleyan University, Oklahoma Christian University, Mid-Continent University, Victory University, Northwestern College (MN), Greenville College, Point University.

This story was published on November 29, 2012

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