2023 junior college football rankings

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2023 junior college football rankings
Season 2023
Postseason Single-elimination
Junior college football rankings
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The 2023 junior college football rankings are conducted on a week-to-week basis and based on the NJCAA Division I, NJCAA Division III, and the 3C2A. The 3C2A poll is released by the Junior College Athletic Bureau's Fred Baer.

Contents

Legend

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Tied with team above or below also with this symbol

NJCAA Division I poll

Preseason
August 21 [1] 		Week 1
August 28 [2] 		Week 2
September 5 [3] 		Week 3
September 11 [4] 		Week 4
September 18 [5] 		Week 5
September 25 [6] 		Week 6
October 2 [7] 		Week 7
October 9 [8] 		Week 8
October 16 [9] 		Week 9
October 23 [10] 		Week 10
October 30 [11] 		Week 11
November 6 [12] 		Week 12
November 13 [13] 		Week 13
November 20 [14] 		Week 14 (Final)
December 18 [15]
1. Iowa Western Hutchinson (1–0)Hutchinson (2–0)Hutchinson (3–0)Hutchinson (3–0)Hutchinson (4–0)Hutchinson (5–0)Hutchinson (6–0)Hutchinson (6–0)Hutchinson (7–0)Hutchinson (8–0)Hutchinson (9–0)Hutchinson (10–0)Hutchinson (10–0)Iowa Western (12–1)1.
2. Hutchinson Iowa Western (1–0)Iowa Western (2–0)Iowa Western (3–0)Iowa Western (4–0)Iowa Western (5–0)Iowa Western (6–0)Iowa Western (7–0)Iowa Western (7–0)Iowa Western (8–0)Iowa Western (9–0)Iowa Western (10–0)Iowa Western (10–1)Iowa Western (10–1)East Mississippi (10–3)2.
3. Northwest Mississippi Northwest Mississippi (0–0)Northwest Mississippi (0–0)Kilgore (2–0)Kilgore (3–0)Iowa Central (4–1)Iowa Central (4–1)Iowa Central (5–1)Kilgore (4–1)Kilgore (5–1)Kilgore (6–1)Kilgore (7–1)Kilgore (8–1)Kilgore (9–1)Hutchinson (10–1)3.
4. Snow Kilgore (1–0)Kilgore (1–0)Jones (MS) (1–0)Iowa Central (3–1)Mississippi Gulf Coast (3–0)Mississippi Gulf Coast (4–0)Mississippi Gulf Coast (5–0)Trinity Valley (5–1)Jones (MS) (6–1)Snow (7–2)Copiah–Lincoln (8–1)Copiah–Lincoln (9–1)East Mississippi (9–2)Copiah–Lincoln (10–2)4.
5. Kilgore Garden City (1–0)Iowa Central (2–0)Trinity Valley (2–0)Mississippi Gulf Coast (2–0)Snow (3–1)Snow (4–1)Kilgore (4–1)Jones (MS) (5–1)Snow (6–2)Copiah–Lincoln (7–1)Snow (8–2)Snow (9–2)Snow (9–2)Kilgore (9–2)5.
6. Jones (MS) Jones (MS) (0–0)Jones (MS) (0–0)Iowa Central (2–1)Snow (2–1)East Mississippi (2–1)Tyler (3–1)Trinity Valley (4–1)Snow (5–2)Mississippi Gulf Coast (6–1)Mississippi Gulf Coast (7–2)Mississippi Gulf Coast (8–1)East Mississippi (8–2)Copiah–Lincoln (9–2)Dodge City (8–3)6.
7. Coffeyville Trinity Valley (1–0)Trinity Valley (1–0)Snow (2–1)East Mississippi (1–1)Tyler (2–1)Kilgore (4–1)Jones (MS) (4–1)Butler (KS) (4–2)Copiah–Lincoln (6–1)Trinity Valley (6–2)Trinity Valley (7–2)Dodge City (7–3)Dodge City (7–3)Iowa Central (7–4)7.
8. East Mississippi East Mississippi (0–0)East Mississippi (0–0) Mississippi Gulf Coast (1–0)Tyler (2–1)Kilgore (3–1)Trinity Valley (3–1)Snow (4–2)Mississippi Gulf Coast (5–1)Trinity Valley (5–2)East Mississippi (6–2)East Mississippi (7–2)Navarro (6–3)Mississippi Gulf Coast (8–2)Mississippi Gulf Coast (8–2)8.
9. Garden City Iowa Central (1–0)Snow (1–1)Lackawanna (2–0)Trinity Valley (2–1)Trinity Valley (3–1)Jones (MS) (3–1)Northeast Mississippi (5–0)Iowa Central (5–2)East Mississippi (5–2)Dodge City (5–3)Dodge City (6–3)Mississippi Gulf Coast (8–2)Trinity Valley (7–3)Snow (9–3)9.
10. Iowa Central Snow (0–1)Garden City (1–1)New Mexico Military (2–1) Lincoln–Copiah (2–0)Butler (KS) (3–1)Northwest Mississippi (3–1)East Mississippi (3–2)Copiah–Lincoln (5–1)Dodge City (5–3)Jones (MS) (6–2)Northwest Mississippi (7–2)Trinity Valley (7–3)Navarro (6–4)Trinity Valley (7–3)10.
11. Navarro Georgia Military (0–0)Lackawanna (1–0)Northwest Mississippi (0–1)Butler (KS) (2–1)Jones (MS) (2–1)Dodge City (3–2)Lackawanna (5–1)East Mississippi (4–2)Tyler (5–2)Georgia Military (6–3)Lackawanna (7–2)Iowa Central (6–4)Iowa Central (6–4)Georgia Military (7–4)11.
12. Butler (KS) Lackawanna (0–0)Butler (KS) (1–1)Butler (KS) (1–1)Jones (MS) (1–1)Northwest Mississippi (2–1)Northeast Mississippi (4–0)Butler (KS) (3–2)Tyler (4–2)Lackawanna (6–1)Tyler (5–3)Navarro (5–3)Georgia Military (7–4)Georgia Military (7–4)Navarro (6–5)12.
13. Georgia Military Butler (KS) (0–1)Georgia Military (1–1)East Mississippi (0–1)Northwest Mississippi (1–1)Georgia Military (3–2)East Mississippi (2–2)Tyler (3–2)Lackawanna (6–1)Butler (KS) (4–3)Northeast Mississippi (6–2)Iowa Central (6–4)Northwest Mississippi (7–3)Northwest Mississippi (7–3)Northwest Mississippi (7–3)13.
14. Lackawanna New Mexico Military (1–0)New Mexico Military (1–1)Garden City (1–2)Garden City (2–2) Northeast Mississippi (3–0)Butler (KS) (3–2)New Mexico Military (4–2)Dodge City (4–3)Iowa Central (5–3)Lackawanna (6–2)New Mexico Miliatry (5–4)Lackawanna (7–3)Lackawanna (7–3)Lackawanna (7–3)14.
15. Trinity Valley Navarro (0–1)Navarro (0–1) Tyler (1–1)Georgia Military (2–2) Dodge City (2–2)Lackawanna (4–1)Northwest Mississippi (3–2)Northeast Mississippi (5–1)Georgia Military (5–3)Northwest Mississippi (6–2)Jones (MS) (6–3)New Mexico Military (6–4)New Mexico Military (6–5) Highland (KS) (6–5)15.
Preseason
August 21 [16] 		Week 1
August 28 [17] 		Week 2
September 5 [18] 		Week 3
September 11 [19] 		Week 4
September 18 [20] 		Week 5
September 25 [21] 		Week 6
October 2 [22] 		Week 7
October 9 [23] 		Week 8
October 16 [24] 		Week 9
October 23 [25] 		Week 10
October 30 [26] 		Week 11
November 6 [27] 		Week 12
November 13 [28] 		Week 13
November 20 [29] 		Week 14 (Final)
December 18 [30]
Dropped:
Coffeyville (0–1)		NoneDropped:
Georgia Military (1–2)
Navarro (0–2)		Dropped:
New Mexico Military (2–2)
Lackawanna (2–1)		Dropped:
Garden City (2–3)
Lincoln–Copiah (2–1)		Dropped:
Georgia Military (3–3)		Dropped:
Dodge City (3–3)		Dropped:
New Mexico Military (4–3)
Northwest Mississippi (4–2)		Dropped:
Northeast Mississippi (5–2)		Dropped:
Iowa Central (5–4)
Butler (KS) (4–4)		Dropped:
Northeast Mississippi (6–3)
Tyler (5–4)
Georgia Military (6–4)		Dropped:
Jones (MS) (6–4)		NoneDropped:
New Mexico Military (6–6)

NJCAA Division III poll

Preseason
August 21 [31] 		Week 1
August 28 [32] 		Week 2
September 5 [33] 		Week 3
September 11 [34] 		Week 4
September 18 [35] 		Week 5
September 25 [36] 		Week 6
October 2 [37] 		Week 7
October 9 [38] 		Week 8
October 16 [39] 		Week 9
October 23 [40] 		Week 10 (Final)
October 30 [41]
1. DuPage DuPage (1–0)DuPage (2–0)DuPage (3–0)DuPage (4–0)DuPage (4–1)DuPage (5–1)DuPage (6–1)DuPage (7–1)DuPage (8–1)DuPage (9–1)1.
2. NDSCS NDSCS (0–0)NDSCS (2–0)NDSCS (3–0)NDSCS (3–1)NDSCS (4–1)NDSCS (5–1)Rochester C&T (5–2)Rochester C&T (6–2)Rochester C&T (6–2)Rochester C&T (7–2)2.
3. Minnesota State C&T Minnesota State C&T (0–0)Minnesota State C&T (1–0)Rochester C&T (2–1)Rochester C&T (3–1)Rochester C&T (4–1)Minnesota State C&T (3–2)NDSCS (5–2)NDSCS (6–2)NDSCS (7–2)NDSCS (8–2)3.
4. Nassau т
Hocking т		Rochester C&T (1–0)Rochester C&T (1–1)Minnesota State C&T (1–1)Minnesota State C&T (2–1)Mesabi Range (3–1)Rochester C&T (4–2)Mesabi Range (4–2)Mesabi Range (4–3)Mesabi Range (5–3)Mesabi Range (5–4)4.
5. Rochester C&T Nassau (0–0)Nassau (0–1) Hudson Valley т (2–0)
Mesabi Range т (2–0)		Mesabi Range (2–1) Louisburg (2–1)Louisburg (3–1)Minnesota State C&T (3–3)Minnesota State C&T (4–3)Louisburg (4–3)Louisburg (5–3)5.
Preseason
August 21 [42] 		Week 1
August 28 [43] 		Week 2
September 5 [44] 		Week 3
September 11 [45] 		Week 4
September 18 [46] 		Week 5
September 25 [47] 		Week 6
October 2 [48] 		Week 7
October 9 [49] 		Week 8
October 16 [50] 		Week 9
October 23 [51] 		Week 10 (Final)
October 30 [52]
Dropped:
Minnesota State C&T (0–0)		NoneDropped:
Nassau (0–2)		Dropped:
Hudson Valley (2–1)		Dropped:
Minnesota State C&T (2–2)		NoneDropped:
Louisburg (3–2)		NoneDropped:
Minnesota State C&T (4–4)		None

3C2A poll

Preseason
September 1 [53] 		Week 1
September 6 [54] 		Week 2
September 12 [55] 		Week 3
September 19 [56] 		Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7
Week 8
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11 (Final)
1. San Mateo (8)San Mateo (1–0) (6)San Mateo (2–0) (8)San Mateo (3–0) (10)1.
2. Riverside City Riverside City (1–0)Riverside City (2–0) (1)Riverside City (3–0) (1)2.
3. Mt. San Antonio CC of San Francisco (1–0) (4)CC of San Francisco (2–0) (2)Mt. San Antonio (3–0)3.
4. Fullerton Mt. San Antonio (1–0)Mt. San Antonio (2–0)CC of San Francisco (3–0)4.
5. American River Fullerton (1–0)Fullerton (2–0)American River (3–0)5.
6. Golden West Golden West (1–0)Butte (2–0)Fullerton (3–0)6.
7. CC of San Francisco (1)Butte (1–0)American River (2–0)Citrus (3–0)7.
8. Ventura American River (1–0)San Diego Mesa (2–0)Golden West (2–1)8.
9. Butte Ventura (1–0)El Camino (2–0)Butte (2–1)9.
10. Laney Cerritos (1–0)Modesto (2–0)Cerritos (2–1)10.
11. Cerritos Fresno City (1–0)Citrus (2–0)Modesto (2–1)11.
12. Fresno City Modesto (1–0)East Los Angeles (2–0)Sierra (2–1)12.
13. Modesto El Camino (1–0)Golden West (1–1)Contra Costa (3–0)13.
14. Sierra San Diego Mesa (1–0)Sierra (1–1)San Diego Mesa (2–1)14.
15. College of the Canyons Citrus (1–0)Cerritos (1–1)El Camino (2–1)15.
16. El Camino Allan Hancock (1–0)Reedley (2–0)Reedley (2–1)16.
17. Allan Hancock тEast Los Angeles (1–0)Ventura (1–1)Bakersfield (2–1)17.
18. San Diego Mesa тSierra (0–1)Allan Hancock (1–1)East Los Angeles (2–1)18.
19. Diablo Valley Palomar (1–0) Contra Costa (2–0)Santa Barbara City (2–1)19.
20. Long Beach City Laney (0–1)Fresno City (1–1)Ventura (1–2)20.
21. College of the Sequoias Long Beach City (0–1)Palomar (1–1) Moorpark (2–1)21.
22. Feather River College of the Sequoias (0–1) Bakersfield (1–1)Long Beach City (1–2)22.
23. Citrus Feather River (1–0)Long Beach City (0–2)Fresno City (1–2)23.
24. East Los Angeles Reedley (1–0) Santa Barbara City (1–1)Allan Hancock (1–2)24.
25. Santa Rosa College of the Canyons (0–1)College of the Sequoias (0–2)College of the Sequoias (1–2)25.
Preseason
September 1 [57] 		Week 1
September 6 [58] 		Week 2
September 12 [59] 		Week 3
September 19 [60] 		Week 4
Week 5
Week 6
Week 7
Week 8
Week 9
Week 10
Week 11 (Final)
Dropped:
Diablo Valley (0–1)
Santa Rosa (0–1)		Dropped:
College of the Canyons (0–2)
Feather River (1–1)
Laney (0–2)		Dropped:
Palomar (1–2)		NoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNoneNone

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