Falcon Men Move Up for First Time in Four Weeks, Now No. 17 in National Poll
November 2, 2004

SEATTLE (Nov. 2) ­For the first time in four weeks, Seattle Pacific University moved up in the men's soccer rankings for NCAA Division II. The Falcons are now tied at No. 17.

Despite a 2-1 overtime road loss to No. 1-ranked Seattle University, SPU (12-3-2) rose one spot in the poll conducted by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA).

Seattle U. remains atop the poll for the fourth straight week. The Redhawks and Cal State Dominguez Hills, which is No. 10, dealt the Falcons their only losses.

SPU hosts Western Washington Wednesday at 4 in the final regular season game.

Rank       School                          W-L-T   
1.         Seattle University              17-0-1
2.         Southern Connecticut            15-0-3
3.         Carson-Newman (Tn.)             15-0-1
4.         Dowling College (NY)            14-1-4
5.         Wisconsin Parkside              13-2-2
6.         Fort Lewis (Co.)                14-2-2
7.         Rollins (Fl.)                   10-2-3
8.         North Carolina-Pembroke         12-2-0
9.         LeMoyne (NY)                    17-1-1
10.        Cal State Dominguez Hills       16-2-2
11.        Southern Illinois Edwardsville  14-2-2
12.        Queens (NC)                     13-1-1
13.        Incarnate Word (Tx.)            15-3-1
14.        Nova Southeastern (Fl.)         13-3-1
15.        Lock Haven (Pa.)                13-4-2
16.        Catawba (NC)                    13-4-0
17. tie    Lewis (Il.)                     15-2-2
17.        Seattle Pacific                 12-3-2
19.        UMass-Lowell                    14-2-1
20.        Clayton State (Ga.)             11-2-3
21.        Northeastern State (Ok.)        17-3-0
22.        Lincoln Memorial (Tn.)          12-2-1
23.        Tusculum (Tn.)                  12-2-2
24.        South Carolina Upstate          13-3-0
25.        California (Pa.)                12-5-2