Another week in Division II and Division III men's and women's soccer, and the TopDrawerSoccer.com power rankings continue to churn. There's a debutant in every poll this week, as six teams joined the top 10 fray for the first time. Meanwhile, no No. 1 lost last week as most of the turmoil in the polls occured a bit further down the line.

The highest ranked team to lose last week? That'd be the Emory men, who fell from No. 2 to No. 7 in the DIII men's poll thanks to a loss to a four-loss Chicago team. Find out how the rest of the nation fared in this week's comprehensive power rankings.

Men's

Division II

RANK	PREV	TEAM	RECORD	COMMENTS
1	1	Southern New Hampshire	10-0-1	The Penmen are no longer perfect thanks to a 2-2 draw against Merrimack that required a two-goal comeback. But still no losses.
2	2	Young Harris College	7-0-1	Over its last two games, Young Harris is outscoring opponents 10-4. In its last game, YH gave up a 3-0 lead only to win 6-3. Go figure.
3	3	Charleston	11-0-1	Like SNH, Charleston's record now has a draw on it, but 3-1 and 3-0 wins last week prove the Golden Eagles aren't going anywhere.
4	4	Quincy	12-0-1	As if to dispell any notion that its recent draw was of worry, Quincy smashed Saint Joseph's 9-0 over the weekend. That's eight games with 4 or more goals.
5	6 (+1)	Seattle Pacific	10-0-1	SPU is the hottest team on the West Coast. Two more wins over the weekend brought the Falcons' win streak to nine games.
6	5 (-1)	Lynn	9-1-1	Lynn's draw against Rollins last week cracked open the door just enough for streaking SPU. An Oct. 25 matchup with No. 7 Saint Leo looms.
7	8 (+1)	Mercyhurst	10-2-0	After a loss on Sept. 19, Mercyhurst's rattled off six straight wins to hop right back in the PSAC race.
8	10 (+2)	Saginaw Valley State(m)	10-0-2	Still no losses from the rising Cardinals, whose dominant weekend included 4-1 and 5-1 wins spaced just two days apart.
9	NR	Cal Poly Pomona	11-0-1	For the first time, Pomona cracks the top 10 on the back of its unbeaten record. Tested but never bested so far.
10	NR	Midwestern State	8-1-2	A 3-2 double overtime victory over West Texas A&M over the weekend added padding to the resume and kept the unbeaten streak alive at 10.

Division III

RANK	PREV	TEAM	RECORD	COMMENTS
1	1	Messiah	13-0-0	Death, taxes, Messiah men's soccer. Lebanon Valley gave the Falcons a scare, but a 1-0 deficit shortly turned into a 3-2 Messiah victory.
2	3 (+1)	Amherst	9-0-2	The first to profit off Emory's fall, Amherst topped Elms (3-0) and Colby (3-1) last week to stay the course and become The Best Not Named Messiah.
3	6 (+3)	Franklin and Marshall	12-0-1	The unbeaten Diplomats just can't lose of late, and a seven-game winning streak carries them up to No. 3 this week.
4	5 (+1)	Loras	11-1-1	Suddenly the Duhawks' win over Chicago earlier this season looks mighty impressive after the latter bumped off No. 2 Emory last week.
5	7 (+2)	Kenyon	11-0-0	Kenyon's steady march up the poll continues after a comfortable 2-0 win over Wooster at the weekend.
6	8 (+2)	Trinity (Texas)	13-1-0	Trinity's one loss this season nearly two months ago feels like eons. Ten straight wins, most of them blowouts, parks them at No. 6.
7	2 (-5)	Emory	11-1-1	Emory suffered its first loss of the season in a 1-0 upset loss to four-loss Chicago, which will force the RPI to take a hit.
8	9 (+1)	SUNY Oneonta	11-0-2	A lot of credit goes to SUNY Oneonta this week, which avoided an upset with an entertaining 3-2 OT win over Potsdam.
9	4 (-5)	Brandeis	11-1-0	Another upset inside the top five? Brandeis is licking its wounds after a 2-1 loss to Rochester precipitated a five-spot slide this week.
10	NR	Christopher Newport	11-1-3	The Captains clawed their way into the poll for the first time this week thanks in part to a 10-game unbeaten streak.

Women's 

Division II

RANK	PREV	TEAM	RECORD	COMMENTS
1	1	Western Washington	8-0-3	The upset bug finally took a break in DII women's soccer. Western notched a draw and a win last week to keep from becoming another casualty.
2	2	Minnesota State-Mankato(w)	12-0-0	Now that the Mavericks established themselves as No. 2, piling up wins will keep the pressure on Western. How long can they stay perfect?
3	5 (+2)	Grand Valley State	11-1-0	A loss to No. 2 Mankato hasn't derailed the train, and turmoil ahead allows the defending champs to leap into the top three.
4	7 (+3)	Barry	7-1-1	Credit Barry, which plowed through then-No. 5 Tampa last weekend to keep alive a heater that has no end in sight.
5	8 (+3)	Columbus State	10-0-1	Staying unbeaten this long in the Peach Belt deserves some kind of medal. Question now is whether they can stave off losses for longer.
6	9 (-3)	North Georgia	7-1-2	North Georgia is chewing through its schedule with shocking ease. Last week, the Nighhawks won its two battles a combined 19-3.
7	3 (-4)	Saint Rose	10-1-1	Saint Rose's first trip-up of the season involved a 2-0 loss to a two-loss Saint Anselm team. How do they respond?
8	NR	Rollins	9-2-0	Rollins smashed into the poll this week with all the force of the Kool Aid man. Consecutive wins over Lynn and Saint Leo did the trick.
9	NR	Cal State Los Angeles	11-1-1	Is there a new queen in the CCAA? CSU LA is making the case with a perfect 6-0-0 record to start league play.
10	4 (-6)	Cal State Stanislaus(w)	11-2-0	The former No. 1 is having trouble just staying in the poll these days. A second loss in five games last week is a troubling sign.

Division III

RANK	PREV	TEAM	RECORD	COMMENTS
1	1	Trinity (Texas)	13-0-1	Trinity isn't aware of any such thing as an upset, at least not yet. It's been a month since any team finished within a goal of the Tigers.
2	2	Messiah	13-0-0	If not for Trinity's recent dominance, Messiah might expect to be No. 1. As is, a perfect start like this is nothing to sneeze at.
3	3	Washington (Mo.)	10-0-2	Beating No. 4 Carnegie Mellon 1-0 is an impressive resume builder and will go a long way toward pushing the pack in the top three.
4	5 (+1)	Lynchburg	14-0-0	Lynchburg loaded up with a three-game week and won all three by a margin of 10-0. The Hornets haven't surrendered a goal in 10 games.
5	4 (-1)	Carnegie Mellon	11-0-0	It's hard to fault CM too much for dropping a hard-fought battle to the No. 3 team in the nation, so they only drop one spot this week.
6	7 (+1)	Wheaton (Ill.)	11-1-1	Wheaton continues to build momentum, and a 2-0 week stretched the Thunder's unbeaten streak to six games.
7	8 (+1)	Johns Hopkins	11-2-0	With only losses to No. 2 Messiah and No. 4 Lynchburg on the docket, JHU's nine-game winning streak takes on even more significance.
8	9 (+1)	Williams(w)	10-1-0	Williams' climb back up the rankings after an early loss to Amherst continues. A 2-1 win over one-loss Bowdoin helps the resume.
9	NR	Montclair State	11-1-0	Soaring Montclair State makes its debut in the poll this week thanks to a 12-game unbeaten run after opening the year with a loss to No. 7 Johns Hopkins.
10	6 (-4)	Amherst	9-2-0	Amherst's fall continued last week with a defeat to an Eastern Connecticut team that had five losses. An OT win over Colby steadied the ship.