KANSAS CITY  – Texas Wesleyan University women's golf maintained its No. 10 national ranking in the final fall edition of the 2026-27 NAIA Women's Golf Coaches' Top 25 Rating, earning 328 points to close the fall portion of the season among the nation's top 10 programs.

The Rams held steady at No. 10 from the previous rating, continuing to establish themselves among the NAIA's top women's golf programs. Texas Wesleyan sits just outside the top nine, trailing Lindsey Wilson (Ky.), which dropped to No. 9 with 352 points.

British Columbia maintained its hold on the No. 1 position with 443 points and three first-place votes, narrowly edging Southeastern (Fla.), which climbed five spots to No. 2 with 436 points and a rating-high seven first-place votes. Keiser (Fla.) followed at No. 3 with 431 points and two first-place votes, while SCAD (Ga.) moved up to No. 4 with 422 points and five first-place votes. Embry-Riddle (Ariz.) rounded out the top five with 403 points.

Elsewhere in the rankings, Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) climbed two positions to No. 11, while Freed-Hardeman (Tenn.) was the lone newcomer to the Top 25, debuting at No. 21. Texas A&M-Texarkana also received votes, finishing with 29 points.

The Rams will now turn their attention to the spring portion of the 2026-27 season as they look to build on their top-10 national ranking. The NAIA Women's Golf Coaches' Top 25 Rating will resume in March when teams return to competition.