KANSAS CITY, Mo. – The top six positions remained unchanged on Monday as the NAIA announced the fifth Netting Professionals Top 25 Coaches' Poll.

Benedictine gained two points but remained at No. 3 coming out of the Heart-wide bye week. The Ravens earned 406 points to remain behind No. 1 Grand View (436 points) and No. 2 Keiser (Fla.) (422 points). Morningside (387 points) remained at No. 4, followed by Friends (371 points) at No. 5 and Montana Tech (369 points ) at No. 6.

MNU and William Penn give the Heart of America Athletic Conference a total of four teams ranked this week as both programs moved up from last week's poll. MNU checked in at No. 22 with 138 points while William Penn moved back into the poll at No. 25 with 100 points. Peru State earned 18 points to be listed in the receiving votes category this week.

Benedictine currently ranks fourth in scoring (284 points), passing touchdowns (19), and rushing touchdowns (19). They also rank fifth in points per game (47.3) and are sixth in total offense (2,876) and passing yards (1,818). Defensively, the Ravens ranked 10th in interceptions (9) and they are third interception return yards (219).

Jackson Dooley currently ranks fifth in passing yards per game (300.3) and total passing yards (1,802). He also ranks fourth in passing touchdowns (19). Isaiah Hasten ranks second in the NAIA in interceptions (5). Christian Klobe ranks 12th overall in the NAIA in scoring (56 points) and is the second-ranked scoring kicker.

To view the complete Top 25 Coaches' Poll, visit https://www.naia.org/sports/fball/2025-26/Releases/Top_25-5.

The Ravens return to play on Saturday at 1 p.m., traveling to Fayette, Mo., to take on Heart South opponents Central Methodist University.

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