< News

Montana Gets Nod in PNCLL-II Poll

  • General News
  • Pacific Northwest Collegiate Lacrosse League
  • Central Washington Wildcats
  • College of Idaho Coyotes
  • Gonzaga Bulldogs
  • Montana Grizzlies
  • Pacific Lutheran Lutes
  • Portland Pilots
  • Portland State Vikings
  • Providence Argos
  • Puget Sound Loggers
  • Southern Oregon Raiders
  • Western Oregon Wolves
  • Western Washington Vikings

SEATTLE – It lost in the conference title game last spring, but Montana is the favorite to capture the Pacific Northwest Collegiate Lacrosse League (PNCLL) Division II crown in 2019 according to the preseason coaches poll released on Wednesday.

The Grizzlies (12-4) grabbed five of the 12 first place votes to narrowly edge out defending conference champion College of Idaho (10-3) by a point. The Yotes were awarded six first-place votes.

Gonzaga (4-6) and Western Washington (8-5) tied for third in the 12-team league with 104 points each, although Gonzaga grabbed the final first-place vote.

Judging by the poll, the PNCLL North division will be the toughest one to navigate with four of the top five team coming from that side of the two-division conference.

2019 PNCLL Division II Preseason Coaches Poll

PLACETEAMPOINTS1st VOTES
1.
Montana1365
2.College of Idaho
1356
3t.Gonzaga1041
3t.Western Washington
104
5.Providence81
6.Portland77
7.Portland State
74
8.Western Oregon
67
9.Southern Oregon
60
10.Central Washington
51
11.Puget Sound
28
12.Pacific Lutheran19


* - Seattle University is a member of the PNCLL this spring, but is not eligible for the postseason nor the preseason poll

Apr 17, 2025

Weekender: SoCal Showdown

A rematch of the last three SLC title games -- and perhaps a preview of a fourth -- happens tonight

  • Opinion
Apr 17, 2025

LSA Announces Streaming Options

The conference Game of the Week as well as the league tournament will have numerous viewing options

  • General News
  • Lone Star Alliance
Apr 16, 2025

D-II Poll: Unwavering UCSD

Grand Valley is climbing but it's still the Tritons in control

  • General News