The Lewis-Clark State College women’s golf team climbed two spots in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics’ second poll of the season, which was released Friday. 

The Warrior women moved to No. 12 in the poll and actually switched spots with fellow Frontier Conference member Rocky Mountain, which slipped to No. 14.  

Oklahoma City drew all 12 first-place votes to hold down the top spot, while the University of British Columbia, and Concordia of Portland, Ore., are ranked No. 5 and No. 9, respectively. UBC and Concordia, like LCSC and Rocky Mountain, are part of the NAIA’s Region I. The University of Victoria, also from Region I, is ranked No. 22. 

On the men’s side, the Warriors are tied at No. 28 with William Woods of Missouri. Oklahoma Christian is the unanimous No. 1 team, while British Columbia is at No. 3. Victoria, at No. 15, is the only other Region I team ahead of the Warriors. 

Both LCSC golf teams will return to action on April 16-17 when it plays host to a 54-hole regular-season conference match at the Lewiston Golf and Country Club.