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The USA Today/National Fastpitch Coaches Association Division II Top 25 is voted on by eight NCAA Division II coaches representing each of the eight Division II regions. Records are from 2001. First-place votes are in parentheses.

      School                         Record    Pts.    2001 Final 
1.   Nebraska-Omaha (7)              54-6     199         1 
2.   Bloomsburg (Pa.)                44-7     183         4 
3.   Kennesaw State (Ga.) (1)        48-11    181         6 
4.   Lewis (Ill.)                    55-12    180         2
 5.   UC Davis                        44-14    165         9
 6.   West Florida                    55-17-1  148         11
 7.   Humboldt State (Calif.)         53-14-1  145         3 
8.   Eastern New Mexico              32-10-1  143         7
 9.   North Dakota State              53-6     137         8 
10.  Alabama-Huntsville              52-14    129         5 
11.  Indiana (Pa.)                   35-11    106         14 
12.  North Florida                   41-12    104         10 
13.  Armstrong Atlantic State (Ga.)  33-14     94         NR 
14.  Grand Valley State (Mich.)      48-7-1    89         17
 15.  SIU-Edwardsville                41-17     77         15 
16.  Dowling (N.Y.)                  39-17     70         12 
17.  Mesa State (Colo.)              42-12     65         19
 18.  American International (Mass.)  32-21     51         22 
19.  California (Pa.)                33-9      43         21 
20.  Coker (S.C.)                    44-6      42         18 
21.  Barry (Fla.)                    29-20     33         NR      
22.  St. Cloud State (Minn.)         35-14     33         NR 
23.  Cal State Stanislaus            43-22     31         16
 24.  UC San Diego                    34-17     29         NR
 25.  Southern Colorado               52-14-1   27         24

Others Receiving Votes: Merrimack (Mass.) 25, Missouri Southern State 16, St. Mary's (Texas) 14, Truman State (Mo.) 13, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 9, Cal State Bakersfield 8, Florida Southern 6, Wayne State (Mich.) 5.