The start of the DII and DIII men's and women's NCAA tournaments is nearly here, which means this is the last edition of this year's TDS power rankings. After a week full of movement based on a variety of conference tournament results, things got wild in the final poll of the season.

Here's a look at this week's full complement of polls.

Men's

Division II

RANK	PREV	TEAM	RECORD	COMMENTS
1	1	Young Harris College	17-0-1	A Peach Belt title was in the cards for the Mountain Lions, who topped USC Aiken 1-0 in OT to head into the tourney without a loss.
2	2	Charleston	18-0-1	The MEC regular season and tourney champs are riding high. A 1-0 win in the finale assured Charleston a high seed in the dance.
3	4 (+1)	Southern New Hampshire	17-1-1	Since suffering their only loss on Oct. 25, the Penmen are 4-0, including an NE-10 title. The national title defense begins in earnest now.
4	5 (+1)	Lynn	15-1-1	Seven straight wins is a heck of a way to polish the schedule. An SSC title fell with a 3-2 win over Florida Tech on Nov. 9.
5	6 (+1)	Mercyhurst	18-2-0	Mercyhurst could've hardly done better than a 5-0 win over Bloomsburg in the PSAC finale. The Lakers are on a 14-game win streak.
6	7 (+1)	Seattle Pacific	15-1-2	SPU finished with a draw with the GNAC title already secured. But after a 13-game win streak, the Falcons finished the regular season 1-1-1.
7	3 (-4)	Quincy	18-1-2	One of three of the nation's remaining men's DII unbeatens, Quincy fell 3-1 to Indianapolis in the GLVC title game. Tough end to the regular season.
8	8	St. Edward's	16-2-1	St. Ed's secured an NCAA berth with a rousing 3-1 win over Newman to capture the Heartland tourney title. No losses since Sept. 13.
9	9	Cal Poly Pomona	17-1-2	Pomona locked in its first ever CCAA championship with a PK win over Stanislaus last week. One of the hottest teams in the country.
10	NR	Northeastern State	16-3-1	A debut in the last poll of the season is a good way to finish. NE St. hasn't lost in a month, including an MIAA title won over Lindenwood.

Division III

RANK	PREV	TEAM	RECORD	COMMENTS
1	1	Messiah	19-0-1	To the surprise of no one, Messiah cut through the Commonwealth tourney with 3-0 and 4-0 wins to dash into the NCAA tourney unbeaten.
2	2	SUNY Oneonta	18-0-2	Winning a conference tourney as the hunted deserves its plaudits. The Red Dragons topped SUNY Cortland 2-1 to finish strong.
3	4 (+1)	Trinity (Texas)	21-1-0	Wins over Texas Lutheran (3-0) and Colorado College (2-1) gave Trinity 21 wins and the SCAC tournament title.
4	5 (+1)	Kenyon	17-1-1	An overtime goal from Dalton Eudy gave Kenyon a 2-1 win over Ohio Wesleyan and the conference title. Good way to go out.
5	8 (+3)	Whitworth	15-1-3	A 6-0-2 finish to the season, including a Northwest Conference title, pushed Whitworth up to No. 5 as the NCAA tournament approaches.
6	9 (+3)	Muhlenberg	14-1-3	The Mules turned it on in the postseason. While F&M couldn't hang, Muhlenberg notched 1-0 wins over Dickinson and Haverford to win it.
7	NR	Calvin	17-2-1	After losing the MIAA title in a shootout last year, Calvin downed Kalamazoo 8-7 to win it all this time around.
8	NR	Christopher Newport	16-3-4	The Captains become the lowest seed in history to win the CAC title with a 3-1 win over PSU-Harrisburg. Three straight road wins.
9	NR	St. Lawrence	16-2-1	The Saints are riding high after a 1-0 win over Rensselaer gave them the Liberty tourney title. No losses since Sept. 13.
10	NR	Wheaton (Ill.)	18-3-0	There's no way to stamp your authority quite like winning the conference tourney with consecutive 4-0 and 5-2 victories.

Women's 

Division II

RANK	PREV	TEAM	RECORD	COMMENTS
1	1	Minnesota State-Mankato	21-0-0	Three consecutive 1-0 wins in the NSIC tournament led the Mavericks to a conference title. A No. 1 overall seed in the dance awaits.
2	3 (+1)	Columbus State	19-0-1	Peach Belt regular season and tournament champs? In the most difficult DII women's soccer league in the country, mighty impressive.
3	5 (+2)	Rollins	16-2-0	Rollins somehow managed to beat a solid Tampa side 6-0 in the SSC tourney championship game. Can't end any better than that.
4	6 (+2)	Saint Rose	18-1-2	Saint Rose won its seventh NE-10 title in the last eight years with a 3-0 victory over Assumption in the conference tourney title game.
5	7 (+2)	Cal State Los Angeles	16-1-3	CSULA won its second ever CCAA conference title last week and first since 2009. A 3-1 win over Chico State finished the deal.
6	8 (+2)	Grand Valley State	18-2-1	The defending national champs couldn't be denied an eighth straight GLIAC tourney title. Is a surprise repeat on the cards?
7	9 (+2)	Central Missouri	19-0-2	There aren't many unbeatens left anywhere in the country, so the Jennies' second tourney title in the last four years doesn't go unnoticed.
8	10 (+2)	Wisconsin-Parkside	14-2-1	Parkside won its fifth GLVC tourney title by steamrolling Missouri S&T 4-1 in the finale.
9	NR	East Stroudsburg University	20-1-0	ESU is on an unreal 20-game win streak after dropping the season opener. That includes a PSAC tourney title.
10	NR	Colorado Mines	15-1-2	Mines might've been fighting wars of attrition throughout the conference tourney, but two 1-0 wins an a PK win after a scoreless game does the trick.

Division III

RANK	PREV	TEAM	RECORD	COMMENTS
1	1	Trinity (Texas)	18-0-1	Scything through the conference tournament with combined 9-0 wins will inspire confidence for a true national title contender.
2	3 (+1)	Lynchburg	22-0-0	One of the final perfect teams in college soccer snuck past Washington & Lee 1-0 in the tourney final to streak into the NCAAs.
3	5 (+2)	Wheaton (Ill.)	18-1-2	A smashing 8-0 win and then a 1-0 victory four days later sewed up the conference tourney title for a Thunder team on a heater.
4	7 (+3)	Montclair State	17-1-2	Winning penalty shootouts when it's tournament time is tough, so props to MSU for pulling out a squeaker to win the conference tourney.
5	8 (+3)	Connecticut College	15-2-1	The best season in program history isn't over yet. A shootout victory over Williams in the conference tourney finals was the Camels' first ever title.
6	2 (-4)	Messiah	19-0-2	The Falcons' schedule doesn't show a loss, but a defeat in PKs in the conference tourney title game isn't a great way to go into the NCAAs.
7	NR	William Smith(w)	15-2-1	The defending national champions eased to a Liberty tourney title, making them 14-0-1 in their last 15.
8	NR	Thomas More	20-1-0	Since losing on Sept. 27, Thomas More is 12-0, which includes a run to the PAC tournament championship.
9	NR	Misericordia	17-2-1	A tough early-season schedule hardened this team for late season life, as proven by an easy jaunt to the Freedom tourney title.
10	NR	Lake Forest	20-0-0	The schedule hasn't been the toughest at times, but major props to any team that manages to enter the NCAA tourney with a perfect mark.