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Flagler volleyball remains No. 2 in Southeast Region and No. 19 nationally

November 11, 2026 · Brian Hradsky
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Flagler College stayed No. 2 in the Southeast Region in the latest NCAA Division II Power Index rankings, which were released Monday morning as Week 4 rankings. The Flagler College volleyball team also ranked No. 19 nationally with an NPI of 62.921. The Saints reached those positions after an undefeated week in Peach Belt Conference play.

Flagler recorded two 3-0 victories over Lander University, winning both matches during the weekend. The victories allowed the Saints to maintain their position atop the Peach Belt Conference and finish the 2026 Peach Belt Conference regular season undefeated.

How the NPI ranks Flagler

The NCAA Power Index is a data-driven ranking system used in NCAA Division II. Its formula considers wins and losses, strength of schedule and the quality of a team’s opponents when determining its NPI value and national ranking. Flagler’s NPI of 62.921 led the seven Peach Belt Conference teams listed in the Southeast Region rankings.

USCA ranked No. 52 with an NPI of 57.620, followed by Augusta at No. 173 with 48.598 and Georgia College at No. 192 with 46.810. Lander ranked No. 226 with 44.495, while Salem (W.V.) ranked No. 248 with 42.640 and Middle Georgia ranked No. 261 with 39.531.

Peach Belt tournament ahead

Flagler will host the 2026 Peach Belt Conference tournament from Thursday, Nov. 12, through Saturday, Nov. 14, at Flagler Gymnasium. The Saints received a first-round bye and will return to action Friday, Nov. 13, at 4:30 p.m. The tournament follows Flagler’s undefeated Peach Belt regular season.

FSB Take

Flagler will enter its home conference tournament as the highest-ranked Peach Belt team in the Week 4 Southeast Region rankings. The first-round bye means the Saints will begin tournament play Friday after hosting the opening day at Flagler Gymnasium.


Source: Original report