Girls state-by-state rankings - Fall  November 23, 2009 12:35 AM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Today, we release the final weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings for the fall season with the ESPN RISE final fall FAB 50 to appear Tuesday afternoon on ESPNRise.com. (Rankings through matches played as of Sunday, Nov. 22 - FINAL, 2009 season) Top 10s
New Jersey: 1. Lenape (23-1-0)*, 2. Pennington Prep (16-1-2)*, 3. Westfield (21-1-2)*, 4. Immaculate Heart Academy (23-2-0)*, 5. Red Bank Catholic (20-1-0)*, 6. Gloucester Catholic (19-1-1)*, 7. Paul VI (20-2-0)*, 8. Northern Highlands (22-1-2)*, 9. Jackson (20-4-0)*, 10. East Brunswick (21-2-0)*. Ohio: 1. Medina (21-1-2)*, 2. Strongsville (17-2-1)*, 3. Walsh Jesuit (19-1-2)*, 4. Dublin Coffman (14-6-3)*, 5. Centerville (20-2-1)*, 6. St. Ursula (18-2-0)*, 7. Beavercreek (17-1-2)*, 8. Wayne (20-2-0)*, 9. Cloverleaf (15-1-1)*, 10. Upper Arlington (18-2-2)*.
Pennsylvania: 1. Downingtown West (23-1-1)*, 2. Villa Joseph Marie (21-3-1)*, 3. Conestoga (17-2-0)*, 4. Archbishop Wood (17-4-2)*, 5. State College (18-3-0)*, 6. Downingtown East (16-7-0)*, 7. McDowell (21-4-1)*, 8. Norwin (18-4-1)*, 9. Seneca Valley (22-1-1)*, 10. Peters Township (19-3-2)*.
Top 7s
New York: 1. John Jay-East Fishkill (23-1-0)*, 2. South Side (17-0-2)*, 3. Union-Endicott (18-1-0)*, 4. West Islip (15-4-2)*, 5. Massapequa (14-3-1)*, 6. Syracuse CBA (19-3-0)*, 7. Bethlehem (18-2-0)*.
Top 5s
Connecticut: 1. Westhill (16-2-2)*, 2. Glastonbury (18-1-1)*, 3. Ridgefield (16-2-1)*, 4. New Canaan (17-1-2)*, 5. Suffield (18-0-2)*.
Indiana: 1. Cathedral (19-4-2)*, 2. Zionsville (16-3-4)*, 3. Fort Wayne Snyder (17-4-3)*, 4. Reitz Memorial (21-3-0)*, 5. Brownsburg (18-2-2)*.
Maryland: 1. Archbishop Spalding (20-0-1)*, 2. Good Counsel (16-2-5)*, 3. McDonogh (12-2-0)*, 4. Bethesda-CC (17-1-0)*, 5. Churchill (14-1-0)*.
Massachusetts: 1. Algonquin (17-3-3)*, 2. Acton-Boxboro (22-1-0)*, 3. Whitman-Hanson (18-2-3)*, 4. Minnechaug (16-2-3)*, 5. Peabody (19-1-2)*.
Tennessee: 1. St. Agnes (17-0-4)*, 2. Houston (19-1-2)*, 3. CAK (24-0-1)*, 4. Baylor School (17-1-1)*, 5. Franklin (18-4-0)*.
Top 3s
California: 1. Montgomery (22-2-1)*, 2. Casa Grande (15-3-3)*, 3. Maria Carrillo (17-3-1)*.
Kentucky: 1. Sacred Heart Academy (20-1-3)*, 2. Notre Dame (23-4-1)*, 3. St. Henry (20-2-0)*.
Minnesota: 1. Wayzata (18-0-5)*, 2. Woodbury (21-1-1)*, 3. Eagan (20-3-1)*.
New Mexico: 1. Eldorado (18-6-0)*, 2. Sandia (18-2-0)*, 3. La Cueva (18-3-0)*.
Oregon: 1. Jesuit (17-1-0)*, 2. Westview (15-3-2)*, 3. South Salem (14-1-1)*.
Utah: 1. Alta (17-2-1)*, 2. Davis (17-3-0)*, 3. Viewmont (12-4-3)*.
Washington: 1. Skyline (18-4-0)*, 2. Issaquah (17-3-0)*, 3. Kentwood (17-1-4)*.
Top 2s
New Hampshire: 1. Exeter (16-2-1)*, 2. Manchester Central (16-4-0)*.
Virginia private: 1. Bishop O'Connell (14-3-3)*, 2. Potomac School (9-2-2)*.
West Virginia: 1. University (23-0-2)*, 2. Hurricane (19-1-5)*.
Top 1s
D.C: 1. Georgetown Visitation (11-3-2)*.
Idaho: 1. Boise (18-2-0)*.
Maine: 1. Brunswick (18-0-0)*.
Montana: 1. Billings West (13-2-1)*.
Rhode Island: 1. La Salle Academy (20-0-0)*.
South Dakota: 1. RC Stevens (14-0-1)*.
Vermont: 1. Burlington (10-2-6)*.
*-indicates season is complete. To report an inaccurate record or to supply updates for ranked teams or teams that should be considered, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. Soccer, NJ, NY, OH, PA, CA, IN, MD, MA, TN, CT, KY, MN, NM, OR, UT, WA, NH, DC, ID, ME, MT, RI, SD, VT, VA, WV
Boys state-by-state rankings - Fall November 23, 2009 12:29 AM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Today, we release the final weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings for the fall season with the ESPN RISE final fall FAB 50 to appear Tuesday afternoon on ESPNRise.com. (Rankings through matches played as of Sunday, Nov. 22 - FINAL, 2009) Top 15s
New York: 1. Newburgh Free Academy (19-1-2)*, 2. Martin Luther King (17-1-1)*, 3. Iona Prep (9-3-4)*, 4. Archbishop Molloy (11-1-4)*, 5. St. Anthony's (16-4-1)*, 6. Chaminade (15-3-1)*, 7. Arlington (19-1-1)*, 8. Brentwood (18-4-0)*, 9. Shenendehowa (17-2-2)*, 10. Francis Lewis (13-1-2)*, 11. St. John the Baptist (13-4-0)*, 12. Comsewogue (20-1-1)*, 13. Clarence (15-4-1)*, 14. Fairport (16-5-0)*, 15. McQuaid (18-1-1)*.
Top 10s
Illinois: 1. Lyons (26-3-0)*, 2. Neuqua Valley (27-1-1)*, 3. Wheaton Warrenville South (20-5-2)*, 4. Lake Zurich (22-5-0)*, 5. New Trier (19-7-3)*, 6. Lake Forest (19-4-1)*, 7. Palatine (21-2-1)*, 8. St. Viator (24-4-1)*, 9. Peoria Notre Dame (23-3-1)*, 10. Edwardsville (18-5-4)*.
Top 7s
New Jersey: 1. Seton Hall Prep (20-2-1)*, 2. Princeton (21-0-4)*, 3. St. Benedict's (17-2-0)*, 4. Don Bosco Prep (21-2-0)*, 5. Bergen Catholic (21-2-1)*, 6. Christian Brothers (17-4-2)*, 7. St. Augustine (21-2-0)*, 8. Toms River South (18-5-1)*, 9. Toms River North (16-3-2)*, 10. Rancocas Valley (19-3-3)*.
Pennsylvania: 1. Father Judge (21-2-2)*, 2. Central Dauphin (22-5-1)*, 3. Unionville (22-3-1)*, 4. Cathedral Prep (18-3-0)*, 5. Parkland (21-1-0)*, 6. Mount Lebanon (19-2-1)*, 7. Downingtown West (17-4-4)*.
Top 5s
California: 1. Sacramento Jesuit (27-1-0)*, 2. Marin Catholic (25-2-2)*, 3. Golden Valley (18-2-4)*, 4. Davis (20-4-1)*, 5. Santa Rosa (20-4-2)*.
Indiana: 1. Zionsville (20-3-1)*, 2. Lake Central (20-2-1)*, 3. Pike (15-1-5)*, 4. Reitz Memorial (18-3-0)*, 5. Homestead (18-5-1)*.
Kentucky: 1. St. Xavier (23-1-1)*, 2. South Oldham (16-5-2)*, 3. Trinity (19-3-1)*, 4. Collegiate (17-2-1)*, 5. Greenwood (15-9-3)*.
Maryland: 1. Mount St. Joseph (14-3-3)*, 2. McDonogh (21-3-0)*, 3. Clarksburg (13-1-3)*, 4. DeMatha (20-3-0)*, 5. Walt Whitman (12-5-2)*.
Massachusetts: 1. Catholic Memorial (18-3-3)*, 2. Ludlow (18-1-3)*, 3. Lexington (19-1-3)*, 4. Algonquin (18-2-2)*, 5. Framingham (16-2-3)*.
Michigan: 1. Brother Rice (16-3-6)*, 2. Holt (26-1-1)*, 3. Salem (17-5-4)*, 4. Churchill (19-1-1)*, 5. East Kentwood (19-3-1)*.
Missouri: 1. Christian Brothers (26-4-3)*, 2. Vianney (19-4-3)*, 3. SLUH (21-7-1)*, 4. Chaminade (20-4-3)*, 5. Francis Howell North (17-6-1)*.
North Carolina: 1. Page (21-0-2)*, 2. Greensboro Day (17-0-3)*, 3. Myers Park (16-3-3)*, 4. Green Hope (19-3-4)*, 5. Jordan (21-1-0)*.
Ohio: 1. Lincoln (22-0-1)*, 2. St. Ignatius (22-1-0)*, 3. Strongsville (17-2-3)*, 4. Massillon Jackson (19-2-0)*, 5. Beavercreek (15-3-4)*.
Top 3s
Colorado: 1. Fort Collins (17-2-1)*, 2. Niwot (18-2-0)*, 3. Broomfield (18-1-0)*.
Connecticut: 1. Staples (18-2-0)*, 2. Glastonbury (17-1-1)*, 3. New Milford (18-3-0)*.
Kansas: 1. St. Thomas Aquinas (21-0-0)*, 2. Washburn Rural (20-1-0)*, 3. Free State (16-5-0)*.
Minnesota: 1. Apple Valley (24-0-0)*, 2. Wayzata (12-7-4)*, 3. Woodbury (17-1-3)*.
New Mexico: 1. La Cueva (20-2-1)*, 2. Eldorado (17-6-0)*, 3. Cibola (15-8-0)*.
Oregon: 1. South Salem (16-0-2)*, 2. South Medford (13-6-0)*, 3. Jesuit (10-3-5)*.
Top 2s
D.C.: 1. Sidwell Friends (13-1-4)*, 2. Gonzaga (15-7-4)*.
Idaho: 1. Centennial (16-3-1)*, 2. Boise (16-2-0)*.
Nevada: 1. Las Vegas (17-4-0)*, 2. Bishop Gorman (21-1-1)*.
New Hampshire: 1. Manchester Central (15-3-2)*, 2. Exeter (16-1-3)*.
Wisconsin: 1. Muskego (27-1-1)*, 2. Madison Memorial (17-3-4)*.
Top 1s
Delaware: 1. Caravel Academy (16-2-1)*.
Maine: 1. Scarborough (18-0-0)*.
Montana: 1. Billings West (14-0-1)*.
North Dakota: 1. Fargo South (18-1-3)*.
Rhode Island: 1. Chariho (17-3-0)*.
South Dakota: 1. O'Gorman (11-2-2)*.
Vermont: 1. Champlain Valley (16-1-0)*.
Virginia private: 1. Episcopal (18-0-3)*.
West Virginia: 1. Parkersburg (21-2-2)*.
*-Indicates season is complete. To report an inaccurate record or to supply updates for ranked teams or teams that should be considered, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. Soccer, NJ, NY, OH, PA, CA, IN, MD, MA, TN, CT, KY, MN, NM, OR, UT, WA, NH, DC, ID, ME, MT, RI, SD, VT, VA, WV
Girls state-by-state rankings - Fall November 16, 2009 9:22 PM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Today, we release the weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesday afternoon on ESPNRise.com. (Rankings through matches played as of Sunday, Nov. 15) Top 10s
New Jersey: 1. Lenape (21-1-0), 2. Pennington Prep (16-1-2)*, 3. Red Bank Catholic (20-0-0), 4. Westfield (20-0-2), 5. Northern Highlands (21-1-1), 6. Gloucester Catholic (18-1-1), 7. Immaculate Heart Academy (22-2-0), 8. Jackson (20-3-0), 9. East Brunswick (21-2-0)*, 10. Paul VI (20-2-0)*.
Ohio: 1. Medina (21-1-2)*, 2. Strongsville (17-2-1)*, 3. Walsh Jesuit (19-1-2)*, 4. Dublin Coffman (14-6-3)*, 5. Centerville (20-2-1)*, 6. St. Ursula (18-2-0)*, 7. Beavercreek (17-1-2)*, 8. Wayne (20-2-0)*, 9. Cloverleaf (15-1-1)*, 10. Upper Arlington (18-2-2)*.
Pennsylvania: 1. Downingtown West (21-1-1), 2. State College (18-2-0), 3. Villa Joseph Marie (21-3-1)*, 4. Conestoga (17-2-0)*, 5. Archbishop Wood (17-4-2)*, 6. McDowell (20-3-1), 7. Norwin (18-4-1), 8. Seneca Valley (22-1-1)*, 9. Downingtown East (16-7-0)*, 10. Peters Township (19-3-2)*.
Top 7s
New York: 1. John Jay-East Fishkill (21-1-0), 2. South Side (15-0-2), 3. Union-Endicott (18-1-0)*, 4. Syracuse CBA (18-2-0), 5. West Islip (15-3-2), 6. Massapequa (14-3-1)*, 7. Bethlehem (18-2-0)*.
Top 5s
Indiana: 1. Cathedral (19-4-2)*, 2. Zionsville (16-3-4)*, 3. Fort Wayne Snyder (17-4-3)*, 4. Reitz Memorial (21-3-0)*, 5. Brownsburg (18-2-2)*.
Maryland: 1. Archbishop Spalding (20-0-1)*, 2. Good Counsel (16-2-5)*, 3. McDonogh (12-2-0)*, 4. Bethesda-CC (16-1-0), 5. Churchill (14-1-0)*.
Massachusetts: 1. Acton-Boxboro (20-0-0), 2. Whitman-Hanson (17-1-3), 3. Minnechaug (16-1-3), 4. Peabody (19-0-2), 5. Winchester (19-1-1)*.
Tennessee: 1. St. Agnes (17-0-4)*, 2. Houston (19-1-2)*, 3. CAK (24-0-1)*, 4. Baylor School (17-1-1)*, 5. Franklin (18-4-0)*.
Top 3s
California: 1. Montgomery (22-2-1)*, 2. Casa Grande (15-3-3)*, 3. Maria Carrillo (17-3-1)*.
Connecticut: 1. Glastonbury (17-0-1), 2. Ridgefield (16-1-1), 3. New Canaan (15-1-2).
Kentucky: 1. Sacred Heart Academy (20-1-3)*, 2. Notre Dame (23-4-1)*, 3. St. Henry (20-2-0)*.
Minnesota: 1. Wayzata (18-0-5)*, 2. Woodbury (21-1-1)*, 3. Eagan (20-3-1)*.
New Mexico: 1. Eldorado (18-6-0)*, 2. Sandia (18-2-0)*, 3. La Cueva (18-3-0)*.
Oregon: 1. Jesuit (15-1-0), 2. Westview (14-2-2), 3. South Salem (14-0-1).
Utah: 1. Alta (17-2-1)*, 2. Davis (17-3-0)*, 3. Viewmont (12-4-3)*.
Washington: 1. Kentwood (16-0-4), 2. Issaquah (16-2-0), 3. Skyline (16-4-0).
Top 2s
New Hampshire: 1. Exeter (16-2-1)*, 2. Manchester Central (16-4-0)*.
Virginia private: 1. Bishop O'Connell (14-3-3)*, 2. Potomac School (9-2-2)*.
West Virginia: 1. University (23-0-2)*, 2. Hurricane (19-1-5)*.
Top 1s
D.C: 1. Georgetown Visitation (11-3-2)*.
Idaho: 1. Boise (18-2-0)*.
Maine: 1. Brunswick (18-0-0)*.
Montana: 1. Billings West (13-2-1)*.
Rhode Island: 1. La Salle Academy (20-0-0)*.
South Dakota: 1. RC Stevens (14-0-1)*.
Vermont: 1. Burlington (10-2-6)*. *-indicates season is complete. To report an inaccurate record or to supply updates for ranked teams or teams that should be considered, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. Soccer, NJ, NY, OH, PA, CA, IN, MD, MA, TN, CT, KY, MN, NM, OR, UT, WA, NH, DC, ID, ME, MT, RI, SD, VT, VA, WV
Girls state-by-state rankings - Fall November 9, 2009 8:01 PM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Today, we release the weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesday afternoon on ESPNRise.com. (Rankings through matches played as of Sunday, Nov. 8) Top 10s
New Jersey: 1. Lenape (19-1-0), 2. Pennington Prep (16-1-2)*, 3. Red Bank Catholic (18-0-0), 4. Paul VI (19-1-0), 5. Westfield (18-0-2), 6. East Brunswick (21-1-0), 7. Northern Highlands (19-1-1), 8. Gloucester Catholic (16-1-1), 9. Immaculate Heart Academy (20-2-0), 10. Ridge (14-1-4).
Ohio: 1. Walsh Jesuit (19-0-2), 2. Medina (19-1-2), 3. Centerville (20-1-1), 4. Strongsville (17-2-1)*, 5. St. Ursula (18-2-0)*, 6. Beavercreek (17-1-2)*, 7. Wayne (20-2-0)*, 8 Cloverleaf (15-1-1)*, 9 Dublin Coffman (13-5-3), 10 Upper Arlington (18-2-2)*.
Top 7s
New York: 1. John Jay-East Fishkill (19-1-0), 2. South Side (15-0-2), 3. Union-Endicott (18-0-0), 4. Williamsville East (20-0-0), 5. Bethlehem (17-1-0), 6. Massapequa (13-2-1), 7. Syracuse CBA (16-2-0).
Pennsylvania: 1. Downingtown West (19-1-1), 2. Villa Joseph Marie (20-2-1), 3. Seneca Valley (21-0-1), 4. Conestoga (17-2-0)*, 5. Downingtown East (16-6-0), 6. Archbishop Wood (17-3-2), 7. Peters Township (18-2-2).
Top 5s
Indiana: 1. Cathedral (19-4-2)*, 2. Zionsville (16-3-4)*, 3. Fort Wayne Snyder (17-4-3)*, 4. Reitz Memorial (21-3-0)*, 5. Brownsburg (18-2-2)*.
Maryland: 1. Archbishop Spalding (20-0-1)*, 2. Good Counsel (16-2-5)*, 3. McDonogh (12-2-0)*, 4. Bethesda-CC (15-1-0), 5. Churchill (14-0-0).
Massachusetts: 1. Acton-Boxboro (18-0-0), 2. Winchester (18-0-1), 3. Whitman-Hanson (14-1-3), 4. Minnechaug (13-1-3), 5. Peabody (17-0-2).
Tennessee: 1. St. Agnes (17-0-4)*, 2. Houston (19-1-2)*, 3. CAK (24-0-1)*, 4. Baylor School (17-1-1)*, 5. Franklin (18-4-0)*.
Top 3s
California: 1. Maria Carrillo (17-2-1), 2. Montgomery (20-2-1), 3. Casa Grande (14-2-4).
Connecticut: 1. Glastonbury (15-0-1), 2. Naugatuck (17-0-0), 3. Daniel Hand (15-0-1).
Kentucky: 1. Sacred Heart Academy (20-1-3)*, 2. Notre Dame (23-4-1)*, 3. St. Henry (20-2-0)*.
Minnesota: 1. Wayzata (18-0-5)*, 2. Woodbury (21-1-1)*, 3. Eagan (20-3-1)*.
New Mexico: 1. Eldorado (18-6-0)*, 2. Sandia (18-2-0)*, 3. La Cueva (18-3-0)*.
Oregon: 1. Jesuit (13-1-0), 2. Forest Grove (14-1-1), 3. Westview (12-2-2).
Utah: 1. Alta (17-2-1)*, 2. Davis (17-3-0)*, 3. Viewmont (12-4-3)*.
Washington: 1. Jackson (17-0-1), 2. South Kitsap (12-0-3), 3. Emerald Ridge (18-0-0).
Top 2s
New Hampshire: 1. Exeter (16-2-1)*, 2. Manchester Central (16-4-0)*.
Virginia private: 1. Bishop O'Connell (14-3-3)*, 2. Potomac School (9-2-2)*.
West Virginia: 1. University (23-0-2)*, 2. Hurricane (19-1-5)*.
Top 1s
D.C: 1. Georgetown Visitation (11-3-2)*.
Idaho: 1. Boise (18-2-0)*.
Maine: 1. Brunswick (18-0-0)*.
Montana: 1. Billings West (13-2-1)*.
Rhode Island: 1. La Salle Academy (20-0-0)*.
South Dakota: 1. RC Stevens (14-0-1)*.
Vermont: 1. Burlington (10-2-6)*. West Virginia: 1. University (23-0-2)*. *-indicates season is complete. To report an inaccurate record or to supply updates for ranked teams or teams that should be considered, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. Soccer, NJ, NY, OH, PA, CA, IN, MD, MA, TN, CT, KY, MN, NM, OR, UT, WA, NH, DC, ID, ME, MT, RI, SD, VT, VA, WV
Girls state-by-state rankings - Fall November 2, 2009 9:52 PM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Today, we release the weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesday afternoon on ESPNRise.com. (Rankings through matches played as of Sunday, Nov. 1) Top 10s
New Jersey: 1. Lenape (17-1-0), 2. Pennington Prep (14-1-2), 3. Northern Highlands (16-0-1), 4. Paul VI (15-1-0), 5. Westfield (16-1-1), 6. East Brunswick (19-1-0), 7. Red Bank Catholic (15-0-0), 8. Gloucester Catholic (15-1-1), 9. Immaculate Heart Academy (13-2-0), 10. Ridge (12-1-4).
Ohio: 1. St. Ursula (18-1-0), 2. Walsh Jesuit (17-0-2), 3. Medina (17-1-2), 4. Wayne (19-1-0), 5. Upper Arlington (17-1-2), 6. Centerville (18-1-1), 7. Strongsville (17-2-1)*, 8 Beavercreek (17-1-2)*, 9 Cloverleaf (15-1-1)*, 10 Bexley (17-0-3).
Top 7s
New York: 1. John Jay-East Fishkill (16-1-0), 2. South Side (11-0-2), 3. Union-Endicott (17-0-0), 4. St. Anthony's (15-1-2), 5. Rye (15-0-2), 6. Williamsville East (17-0-0), 7. Bethlehem (15-1-0).
Pennsylvania: 1. Downingtown West (18-0-1), 2. Villa Joseph Marie (18-1-1), 3. Lansdale Catholic (16-1-2), 4. Conestoga (17-2-0)*, 5. Norwin (16-3-1), 6. Archbishop Wood (15-3-2), 7. Peters Township (17-1-2).
Top 5s
Indiana: 1. Cathedral (19-4-2)*, 2. Zionsville (16-3-4)*, 3. Fort Wayne Snider (17-4-3)*, 4. Reitz Memorial (21-3-0)*, 5. Brownsburg (18-2-2)*.
Maryland: 1. Archbishop Spalding (20-0-1)*, 2. Good Counsel (16-2-5), 3. McDonogh (12-2-0)*, 4. Bethesda-CC (13-1-0), 5. Severna Park (15-1-0).
Massachusetts: 1. Acton-Boxboro (17-0-0), 2. Winchester (17-0-1), 3. Ludlow (12-1-4), 4. Whitman-Hanson (12-1-1), 5. Minnechaug (12-1-3).
Tennessee: 1. Baylor School (16-0-1), 2. CAK (21-0-1), 3. St. Agnes (15-0-4), 4. Houston (16-1-2), 5. Brentwood (16-1-1)*.
Top 3s
California: 1. Maria Carrillo (16-2-1), 2. Montgomery (19-2-1), 3. Casa Grande (13-2-4).
Connecticut: 1. Glastonbury (15-0-0), 2. Naugatuck (15-0-0), 3. Daniel Hand (15-0-1).
Kentucky: 1. Notre Dame (22-3-1), 2. Sacred Heart Academy (18-1-3), 3. St. Henry (20-2-0)*.
Minnesota: 1. Woodbury (20-0-1), 2. Wayzata (16-0-5), 3. Edina (17-1-2).
New Mexico: 1. Sandia (18-1-0), 2. La Cueva (16-2-0), 3. Carlsbad (20-1-0).
Oregon: 1. Jesuit (13-1-0), 2. Forest Grove (13-1-1), 3. Westview (11-2-2).
Utah: 1. Alta (17-2-1)*, 2. Davis (17-3-0)*, 3. Viewmont (12-4-3)*.
Washington: 1. Everett (17-0-0), 2. Jackson (15-0-1), 3. South Kitsap (10-0-3).
Top 2s
New Hampshire: 1. Salem (17-1-0), 2. Londonderry (17-1-0).
Virginia private: 1. Bishop O'Connell (14-3-3), 2. Potomac School (7-1-2).
Top 1s
D.C: 1. National Cathedral (9-3-0).
Idaho: 1. Boise (18-2-0)*.
Maine: 1. Brunswick (16-0-0).
Montana: 1. Billings West (13-2-1)*.
Rhode Island: 1. La Salle Academy (18-0-0).
South Dakota: 1. RC Stevens (14-0-1)*.
Vermont: 1. Champlain Valley (12-1-3).
West Virginia: 1. University (21-0-2). *-indicates season is complete. To report an inaccurate record or to supply updates for ranked teams or teams that should be considered, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. Soccer, NJ, NY, OH, PA, CA, IN, MD, MA, TN, CT, KY, MN, NM, OR, UT, WA, NH, DC, ID, ME, MT, RI, SD, VT, VA, WV
Girls state-by-state rankings - Fall October 26, 2009 11:52 PM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Alta (Utah) becomes the first program to secure its FAB 50 ranking this season by virtue of claiming the school's fourth straight state title. Today, we release the weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesday afternoon on ESPNRise.com. (Rankings through matches played as of Sunday, Oct. 25) Top 10s
New Jersey: 1. Pennington Prep (10-1-2), 2. Lenape (14-1-0), 3. Northern Highlands (14-0-1), 4. Paul VI (14-1-0), 5. Cranford (15-1-1), 6. Westfield (15-1-1), 7. East Brunswick (17-1-0), 8. Red Bank Catholic (14-0-0), 9. Scotch Plains (13-1-1), 10. Gloucester Catholic (13-1-1).
Ohio: 1. Strongsville (16-1-1), 2. St. Ursula (16-1-0), 3. Walsh Jesuit (15-0-2), 4. Medina (15-1-2), 5. Beavercreek (16-0-2), 6. Wayne (17-1-0), 7. Upper Arlington (15-1-2), 8 Centerville (16-1-1), 9 Cloverleaf (15-0-1), 10 Bexley (15-0-3).
Top 7s
New York: 1. John Jay-East Fishkill (15-1-0), 2. South Side (9-0-2), 3. Union-Endicott (16-0-0), 4. St. Anthony's (14-1-2), 5. Rye (14-0-2), 6. Williamsville East (16-0-0), 7. Bethlehem (15-1-0).
Pennsylvania: 1. Downingtown West (16-0-1), 2. Conestoga (16-1-0), 3. Villa Joseph Marie (16-1-1), 4. Moon (16-0-1), 5. Lansdale Catholic (15-1-2), 6. Archbishop Wood (14-3-2), 7. Bethel Park (16-1-1).
Top 5s
Indiana: 1. Reitz Memorial (21-2-0), 2. Cathedral (17-4-2), 3. Zionsville (16-3-4)*, 4. Brownsburg (18-2-2)*, 5. Noblesville (12-3-0)*.
Maryland: 1. Archbishop Spalding (17-0-1), 2. McDonogh (12-1-0), 3. Good Counsel (15-2-5), 4. Urbana (10-1-0), 5. Bethesda-CC (11-1-0).
Massachusetts: 1. Acton-Boxboro (15-0-0), 2. Winchester (15-0-1), 3. Ludlow (12-1-3), 4. Whitman-Hanson (12-1-0), 5. Minnechaug (10-1-3).
Tennessee: 1. Brentwood (15-0-1), 2. Baylor School (15-0-1), 3. CAK (18-0-1), 4. St. Agnes (14-0-4), 5. Houston (14-1-2).
Top 3s
California: 1. Montgomery (19-1-0), 2. Maria Carrillo (14-2-1), 3. Casa Grande (11-2-3).
Connecticut: 1. Daniel Hand (13-0-0), 2. Glastonbury (13-0-0), 3. Naugatuck (13-0-0).
Kentucky: 1. Notre Dame (20-3-1), 2. Sacred Heart Academy (16-1-3), 3. St. Henry (20-1-0).
Minnesota: 1. Woodbury (19-0-1), 2. Wayzata (15-0-5), 3. Edina (16-1-2).
New Mexico: 1. Sandia (18-1-0), 2. La Cueva (16-2-0), 3. Carlsbad (19-1-0).
Oregon: 1. Jesuit (11-1-0), 2. Forest Grove (10-1-1), 3. Westview (9-2-2).
Utah: 1. Alta (17-2-1)*, 2. Davis (17-3-0)*, 3. Viewmont (12-4-3)*.
Washington: 1. Everett (14-0-0), 2. Jackson (13-0-1), 3. South Kitsap (8-0-3).
Top 2s
New Hampshire: 1. Salem (14-1-0), 2. Exeter (12-2-1).
Virginia private: 1. Bishop O'Connell (14-2-3), 2. Potomac School (7-1-1).
Top 1s
D.C: 1. Georgetown Visitation (8-2-2).
Idaho: 1. Boise (18-2-0)*.
Maine: 1. Scarborough (13-1-0).
Montana: 1. Bozeman (9-3-1).
Rhode Island: 1. La Salle Academy (16-0-0).
South Dakota: 1. RC Stevens (14-0-1)*.
Vermont: 1. Champlain Valley (10-1-3).
West Virginia: 1. University (20-0-2). *-indicates season is complete. To report an inaccurate record or to supply updates for ranked teams or teams that should be considered, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. Soccer, NJ, NY, OH, PA, CA, IN, MD, MA, TN, CT, KY, MN, NM, OR, UT, WA, NH, DC, ID, ME, MT, RI, SD, VT, VA, WV
Boys state-by-state rankings - Fall October 26, 2009 11:47 PM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Today, we release the weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesday afternoon on ESPNRise.com. (Rankings through matches played as of Sunday, Oct. 25) Top 10s
New York: 1. Arlington (15-0-0), 2. McQuaid Jesuit (15-0-1), 3. Chaminade (13-2-1), 4. Archbishop Molloy (8-0-3), 5. Martin Luther King (13-1-1), 6. St. Anthony's (13-3-1), 7. St. John the Baptist (11-3-0), 8. Cicero-North Syracuse (13-0-2), 9. Pittsford Mendon (15-0-1), 10. Shenendehowa (14-1-1).
Top 7s
Illinois: 1. Neuqua Valley (25-0-1), 2. Lyons (21-3-0), 3. Palatine (21-1-1), 4. Lake Zurich (19-4-0), 5. Peoria Notre Dame (19-2-1), 6. Wheaton Warrenville South (19-4-2), 7. O'Fallon (16-3-0).
New Jersey: 1. Pingry (14-0-0), 2. Bergen Catholic (16-0-1), 3. Cliffside Park (13-0-0), 4. Don Bosco Prep (15-1-0), 5. St. Benedict's (11-2-0), 6. Cranford (17-0-1), 7 Scotch Plains (16-1-1).
Top 5s
California: 1. Sacramento Jesuit (20-1-0), 2. Franklin (20-0-4), 3. Marin Catholic (18-2-2), 4. Granite Bay (12-1-1), 5. Windsor (14-0-4).
Indiana: 1. Zionsville (18-3-1), 2. Lake Central (20-1-1), 3. Pike (15-1-5)*, 4. Reitz Memorial (18-3-0)*, 5. Columbus North (18-2-4).
Maryland: 1. McDonogh (19-2-0), 2. DeMatha (18-2-0), 3. Northern Calvert (11-0-0), 4. Severna Park (12-1-0), 5. Mount St. Joseph (11-3-3).
Massachusetts: 1. Algonquin (11-0-2), 2. Ludlow (12-0-3), 3. Lexington (12-0-3), 4. Framingham (12-1-3), 5. St. John's Shrewsbury (16-1-0).
Michigan: 1. Holt (23-0-1), 2. East Kentwood (18-2-1), 3. Brother Rice (11-3-6), 4. Salem (15-4-4), 5. Churchill (19-1-1)*.
Missouri: 1. Christian Brothers (20-2-3), 2. Vianney (14-4-3), 3. Chaminade (19-3-3), 4. SLUH (14-5-1), 5. Rockhurst Jesuit (18-4-0).
North Carolina: 1. Jordan (18-0-0), 2. Jacksonville (22-0-0), 3. Broughton (16-2-3), 4. West Forsyth (16-1-1), 5. Charlotte Latin (19-1-0).
Ohio: 1. St. Ignatius (17-0-0), 2. Lincoln (15-0-1), 3. Strongsville (13-1-3), 4. Massillon Jackson (16-1-0), 5. Olentangy Orange (14-1-1).
Pennsylvania: 1. Pennsbury (17-1-0), 2. Council Rock North (14-1-2), 3. Parkland (19-0-0), 4. Lower Merion (16-2-0), 5. Mount Lebanon (16-1-1).
Top 3s
Colorado: 1. Broomfield (15-0-0), 2. Cherry Creek (12-2-1), 3. Denver East (13-2-0).
Connecticut: 1. Glastonbury (12-0-1), 2. Guilford (11-0-1), 3. Naugatuck (11-0-1).
Kansas: 1. St. Thomas Aquinas (16-0-0), 2. Washburn Rural (15-1-0), 3. Olathe East (14-1-1).
Kentucky: 1. St. Xavier (19-1-1), 2. Trinity (19-2-1), 3. Collegiate (17-2-1)*.
Minnesota: 1. Apple Valley (21-0-0), 2. Woodbury (15-0-3), 3. Eagan (16-3-2)*.
New Mexico: 1. La Cueva (17-2-1), 2. St. Pius (17-4-0), 3. Sandia (15-4-1).
Oregon: 1. Jesuit (7-2-4), 2. Westview (8-1-2), 3. Central Catholic (10-1-2).
Top 2s
Idaho: 1. Centennial (16-3-1)*, 2. Boise (16-2-0)*.
Nevada: 1. Bishop Gorman (16-0-1), 2. Centennial (16-0-1).
New Hampshire: 1. Exeter (13-0-3), 2. Concord (14-1-1).
Wisconsin: 1. Marquette (16-4-2), 2. Muskego (23-1-1).
Top 1s
Delaware: 1. Salesianum (11-1-0).
D.C.: 1. Sidwell Friends (10-1-3).
Maine: 1. Scarborough (14-0-0).
Montana: 1. Billings West (10-0-1).
North Dakota: 1. Fargo South (18-1-3)*.
Rhode Island: 1. Barrington (16-1-1).
South Dakota: 1. O'Gorman (11-2-2)*.
Vermont: 1. Champlain Valley (13-1-0).
Virginia private: 1. Episcopal (13-0-2).
West Virginia: 1. Hurricane (20-1-0)*. *-Indicates season is complete. To report an inaccurate record or to supply updates for ranked teams or teams that should be considered, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. Soccer, NJ, NY, OH, PA, CA, IN, MD, MA, TN, CT, KY, MN, NM, OR, UT, WA, NH, DC, ID, ME, MT, RI, SD, VT, VA, WV
Girls state-by-state rankings - Fall October 19, 2009 11:43 PM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Zionsville (Ind.) knocked off a pair of state-ranked foes to inch higher in the Indiana rankings this week while it was pretty much status quo among the top teams in the larger fall-playing states. The big winner this week was Jesuit (Ore.), which avenged its only loss with a 5-1 victory over Westview (Ore.) in a meeting between the two top-ranked teams in Oregon. This week, state champions will be crowned in Utah and Montana. Today, we release the weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesday afternoon on ESPNRise.com. (Rankings through matches played as of Sunday, Oct. 18) Top 10s
New Jersey: 1. Paul VI (12-0-0), 2. Pennington Prep (8-1-2), 3. Lenape (11-1-0), 4. Westfield (13-0-1), 5. Gloucester Catholic (10-0-1), 6. East Brunswick (14-1-0), 7. Scotch Plains (10-1-1), 8. Immaculate Heart Academy (12-1-0), 9. Ridge (9-0-4), 10. Bridgewater-Raritan (10-0-4).
Ohio: 1. Strongsville (14-1-1), 2. St. Ursula (14-1-0), 3. Walsh Jesuit (13-0-2), 4. Medina (13-1-2), 5. Beavercreek (14-0-2), 6. Lakota West (12-0-4), 7. Wayne (15-1-0), 8 Upper Arlington (13-1-2), 9 Centerville (14-1-1), 10 Bexley (13-0-3).
Top 7s
New York: 1. South Side (7-0-1), 2. John Jay-East Fishkill (14-1-0), 3. Massapequa (9-1-1), 4. Union-Endicott (14-0-0), 5. St. Anthony's (11-1-1), 6. Sacred Heart (10-1-0), 7. Williamsville East (13-0-0).
Pennsylvania: 1. Downingtown West (13-0-1), 2. Conestoga (14-1-0), 3. Villa Joseph Marie (14-1-2), 4. Moon (15-0-1), 5. Archbishop Wood (11-2-2), 6. Lansdale Catholic (11-1-2), 7. Bethel Park (15-1-1).
Top 5s
Indiana: 1. Reitz Memorial (19-2-0), 2. Brownsburg (15-1-2), 3. Zionsville (14-2-4), 4. Noblesville (12-3-0)* 5. Carmel (14-3-1)*.
Maryland: 1. Archbishop Spalding (14-0-1), 2. McDonogh (10-1-0), 3. Good Counsel (13-2-4), 4. Urbana (9-1-0), 5. Bethesda-CC (9-1-0).
Massachusetts: 1. Acton-Boxboro (13-0-0), 2. Winchester (13-0-1), 3. Minnechaug (8-0-3), 4. Ludlow (9-1-3), 5. Whitman-Hanson (9-1-0).
Tennessee: 1. Baylor School (14-0-0), 2. Brentwood (13-0-1), 3. CAK (15-0-1), 4. Bearden (18-1-0), 5. St. Agnes (13-0-3).
Top 3s
California: 1. Montgomery (17-1-0), 2. Maria Carrillo (12-2-1), 3. Casa Grande (11-2-1).
Connecticut: 1. Daniel Hand (11-0-0), 2. Glastonbury (11-0-0), 3. Naugatuck (10-0-0).
Kentucky: 1. Notre Dame (18-3-1), 2. Sacred Heart Academy (14-1-3), 3. St. Henry (18-1-0).
Minnesota: 1. Woodbury (17-0-1), 2. Eden Prairie (14-0-1), 3. Edina (14-1-2).
New Mexico: 1. Sandia (16-1-0), 2. La Cueva (15-2-0), 3. Carlsbad (18-1-0).
Oregon: 1. Jesuit (9-1-0), 2. Westview (9-1-1), 3. Forest Grove (10-1-0).
Utah: 1. Alta (15-2-1), 2. Viewmont (12-3-3), 3. Brighton (14-2-2)*.
Washington: 1. Everett (12-0-0), 2. Jackson (11-0-1), 3. South Kitsap (7-0-2).
Top 2s
New Hampshire: 1. Exeter (11-1-1), 2. Salem (12-1-0).
Virginia private: 1. Bishop O'Connell (11-2-2), 2. Potomac School (5-1-1).
Top 1s
D.C: 1. Georgetown Visitation (6-2-2).
Idaho: 1. Timberline (11-2-4).
Maine: 1. Scarborough (12-1-0).
Montana: 1. Bozeman (9-3-1).
Rhode Island: 1. La Salle Academy (14-0-0).
South Dakota: 1. RC Stevens (14-0-1)*.
Vermont: 1. Champlain Valley (9-0-3).
West Virginia: 1. University (18-0-2). *-indicates season is complete. To report an inaccurate record or to supply updates for ranked teams or teams that should be considered, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. Soccer, NJ, NY, OH, PA, CA, IN, MD, MA, TN, CT, KY, MN, NM, OR, UT, WA, NH, DC, ID, ME, MT, RI, SD, VT, VA, WV
Girls state-by-state rankings - Fall October 13, 2009 2:09 AM By Sheldon Shealer, editor The race for No. 1 in Ohio is heating up and it appears any of the current ESPN RISE state-by-state Top 7 teams in the state could very well walk away with the Division 1 title. The top four teams -- Strongsville, St. Ursula, Walsh Jesuit and Medina -- remain the frontrunners. This week, Walsh Jesuit and St. Ursula swap spots to move Walsh Jesuit next to Medina, the team it tied last week. In the most bizarre result of the week, a contest between Villa Joseph Marie (Pa.) and Strath Haven (Pa.) was halted while tied 1-1 late in the first half. VJM pulled its players from the field when there was no trainer to tend to an injured player, according to published reports. The reports indicated VJM coach Rick Finneyfrock thought it was a state rule that the home team -- in this case Strath Haven -- must have a trainer present for the match, thus he refused to continue the match. It was later learned that having a trainer present is merely strongly encouraged, but not a state rule. VJM could be required to forfeit the match, but it was unclear if Strath Haven would pursue such an avenue. Finneyfrock said he is willing to replay the match or pick it up from where it was halted. For the time being, ESPN RISE is listing the match as a draw, although that will change depending on what the schools decide to do with the contest. If the match is not continued or replayed, the most likely outcome would be striking the result from the record, unless VJM is required to forfeit. Today, we release the weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesday afternoon on ESPNRise.com. (Rankings through matches played as of Sunday, Oct. 11) Top 10s
New Jersey: 1. Paul VI (11-0-0), 2. Lenape (9-1-0), 3. Pennington Prep (6-1-2), 4. Westfield (10-0-1), 5. Gloucester Catholic (10-0-1), 6. East Brunswick (12-1-0), 7. Scotch Plains (8-1-1), 8. Immaculate Heart Academy (11-1-0), 9. Ridge (8-0-4), 10. Bridgewater-Raritan (8-0-3).
Top 7s
New York: 1. South Side (6-0-1), 2. John Jay-East Fishkill (11-1-0), 3. Massapequa (8-1-1), 4. St. Anthony's (10-1-1), 5. Union-Endicott (12-0-0), 6. Sacred Heart (8-1-0), 7. Williamsville East (11-0-0).
Ohio: 1. Strongsville (13-1-1), 2. St. Ursula (13-1-0), 3. Walsh Jesuit (12-0-2), 4. Medina (10-1-2), 5. Centerville (13-0-1), 6. Lakota West (10-0-4), 7. Upper Arlington (12-1-2).
Pennsylvania: 1. Downingtown West (11-0-1), 2. Conestoga (12-1-0), 3. Villa Joseph Marie (13-0-2), 4. Moon (12-0-1), 5. Archbishop Wood (11-1-1), 6. Unionville (10-2-1), 7. Lansdale Catholic (10-1-2).
Top 5s
Indiana: 1. Reitz Memorial (16-2-0), 2. Carmel (14-2-1), 3. Noblesville (11-2-0), 4. Brownsburg (14-1-2), 5. Zionsville (11-2-4).
Maryland: 1. Archbishop Spalding (12-0-1), 2. McDonogh (9-1-0), 3. Good Counsel (11-2-4), 4. Urbana (9-0-0), 5. Bethesda-CC (6-1-0).
Massachusetts: 1. Acton-Boxboro (11-0-0), 2. Winchester (11-0-0), 3. Minnechaug (8-0-2), 4. Ludlow (8-1-2), 5. Whitman-Hanson (6-1-0).
Tennessee: 1. Baylor School (13-0-0), 2. Brentwood (11-0-1), 3. CAK (14-0-1), 4. Bearden (16-1-0), 5. St. Agnes (12-0-3).
Top 3s
California: 1. Montgomery (15-1-0), 2. Maria Carrillo (10-2-1), 3. Casa Grande (9-2-1).
Connecticut: 1. Daniel Hand (9-0-0), 2. Glastonbury (9-0-0), 3. Naugatuck (8-0-0).
Kentucky: 1. Notre Dame (16-3-1), 2. Sacred Heart Academy (12-1-3), 3. St. Henry (16-1-0).
Minnesota: 1. Woodbury (16-0-1), 2. Eden Prairie (13-0-1), 3. Edina (13-1-2).
New Mexico: 1. Sandia (14-1-0), 2. La Cueva (13-2-0), 3. Carlsbad (16-1-0).
Oregon: 1. Westview (9-0-1), 2. Jesuit (8-1-0), 3. Tualatin (7-1-0).
Utah: 1. Alta (13-2-1), 2. Brighton (13-1-2), 3. East (16-0-0).
Washington: 1. Everett (10-0-0), 2. Skyline (10-1-0), 3. South Kitsap (6-0-2).
Top 2s
New Hampshire: 1. Exeter (9-1-1), 2. Salem (10-1-0).
Virginia private: 1. Bishop O'Connell (10-2-2), 2. Potomac School (4-0-1).
Top 1s
D.C: 1. Georgetown Visitation (6-2-2).
Idaho: 1. Mountain View (11-0-2).
Maine: 1. Scarborough (10-1-0).
Montana: 1. Bozeman (8-1-1).
Rhode Island: 1. La Salle Academy (13-0-0).
South Dakota: 1. RC Stevens (14-0-1)*.
Vermont: 1. Champlain Valley (7-0-3).
West Virginia: 1. University (15-0-2). *-indicates season is complete. To report an inaccurate record or to supply updates for ranked teams or teams that should be considered, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. Soccer, NJ, NY, OH, PA, CA, IN, MD, MA, TN, CT, KY, MN, NM, OR, UT, WA, NH, DC, ID, ME, MT, RI, SD, VT, VA, WV
Girls state-by-state rankings - Fall October 6, 2009 12:26 AM By Sheldon Shealer, editor The East Coast shuffle took place last week thanks in large part to the Downingtown West (Downingtown, Pa.) vs. Pennington Prep (Pennington, N.J.) match, which ended in a 3-3 draw. That result helped complete the connection of top teams in the following states -- Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Virginia. Although this was Downingtown West's only non-Pennsylvania opponent, Pennington has played teams from Maryland and Kentucky, and those teams have competed against ranked teams in the other states. Today, we release the weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesday afternoon on ESPNRise.com. (Rankings through matches played as of Sunday, Oct. 4) Top 10s
New Jersey: 1. Paul VI (10-0-0), 2. East Brunswick (10-0-0), 3. Lenape (7-1-0), 4. Pennington Prep (3-1-2), 5. Westfield (8-0-0), 6. Gloucester Catholic (8-0-1), 7. Scotch Plains (5-1-1), 8. Immaculate Heart Academy (7-1-0), 9. Ridge (5-0-3), 10. Bridgewater-Raritan (7-0-2).
Top 7s
New York: 1. South Side (5-0-1), 2. John Jay-East Fishkill (9-1-0), 3. Williamsville North (9-0-0), 4. Massapequa (6-1-1), 5. St. Anthony's (8-1-1), 6. Union-Endicott (10-0-0), 7. Sacred Heart (6-1-0).
Ohio: 1. Strongsville (10-1-1), 2. Walsh Jesuit (12-0-1), 3. St. Ursula (11-1-0), 4. Medina (9-1-1), 5. Centerville (12-0-1), 6. Lakota West (9-0-4), 7. Upper Arlington (11-1-1).
Pennsylvania: 1. Villa Joseph Marie (11-0-0), 2. Downingtown West (9-0-1), 3. Conestoga (10-1-0), 4. Moon (11-0-1), 5. Archbishop Wood (10-1-0), 6. Radnor (9-1-3), 7. Lansdale Catholic (9-1-1).
Top 5s
Indiana: 1. Zionsville (10-1-4), 2. Reitz Memorial (14-2-0), 3. Carmel (12-2-1), 4. Noblesville (9-2-0), 5. Brownsburg (13-1-1).
Maryland: 1. Archbishop Spalding (11-0-1), 2. McDonogh (8-1-0), 3. Urbana (8-0-0), 4. Good Counsel (9-2-4), 5. Bethesda-CC (6-1-0).
Massachusetts: 1. Acton-Boxboro (9-0-0), 2. Minnechaug (7-0-1), 3. Ludlow (8-0-1), 4. Winchester (8-0-0), 5. Brockton (5-0-3).
Tennessee: 1. Baylor School (11-0-0), 2. Brentwood (10-0-1), 3. CAK (10-0-1), 4. Bearden (15-1-0), 5. Germantown (11-0-2).
Top 3s
California: 1. Maria Carrillo (9-1-1), 2. Montgomery (12-1-0), 3. Casa Grande (7-2-1).
Connecticut: 1. Daniel Hand (6-0-0), 2. Glastonbury (6-0-0), 3. Darien (4-0-1).
Kentucky: 1. Notre Dame (15-2-1), 2. Sacred Heart Academy (11-1-3), 3. St. Henry (14-1-0).
Minnesota: 1. Woodbury (13-0-1), 2. Eden Prairie (11-0-1), 3. Edina (11-1-1).
New Mexico: 1. La Cueva (12-1-0), 2. Sandia (12-1-0), 3. Carlsbad (15-1-0).
Oregon: 1. Westview (7-0-1), 2. Jesuit (6-1-0), 3. Tualatin (6-1-0).
Utah: 1. Alta (12-2-0), 2. Brighton (12-1-1), 3. East (15-0-0).
Washington: 1. Everett (8-0-0), 2. Skyline (8-1-0), 3. South Kitsap (5-0-1).
Top 2s
New Hampshire: 1. Exeter (9-1-0), 2. Salem (9-1-0).
Virginia private: 1. Bishop O'Connell (8-2-2), 2. Potomac School (3-0-1).
Top 1s
D.C: 1. Sidwell Friends (5-2-0).
Idaho: 1. Mountain View (10-0-1).
Maine: 1. Scarborough (8-1-0).
Montana: 1. Bozeman (7-1-1).
Rhode Island: 1. La Salle Academy (11-0-0).
South Dakota: 1. RC Stevens (11-0-1).
Vermont: 1. Champlain Valley (7-0-2).
West Virginia: 1. University (13-0-2). To report an inaccurate record or to supply updates for ranked teams or teams that should be considered, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. Soccer, NJ, NY, OH, PA, CA, IN, MD, MA, TN, CT, KY, MN, NM, OR, UT, WA, NH, DC, ID, ME, MT, RI, SD, VT, VA, WV
Girls state-by-state rankings - Fall September 29, 2009 3:08 AM By Sheldon Shealer, editor One Paul VI is out, another one is on the rise in this week's ESPN RISE state-by-state soccer rankings. Paul VI (Va.) was the No. 2 team in Virginia until losing last week. Meanwhile, Paul VI (N.J.) moves to the No. 1 position in New Jersey powered by an early win over Lenape (N.J.) and a 3-0 thrashing of Maryland No. 4 Good Counsel (Md.). Today, we release the weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesday afternoon on ESPNRise.com. (Rankings through matches played as of Sunday, Sept. 27) Top 10s
New Jersey: 1. Paul VI (7-0-0), 2. East Brunswick (7-0-0), 3. Lenape (4-1-0), 4. Pennington Prep (2-1-1), 5. Westfield (5-0-0), 6. Gloucester Catholic (5-0-1), 7. Pingry (6-0-2), 8. Scotch Plains (3-1-1), 9. Immaculate Heart Academy (5-1-0), 10. Ridge (3-0-2).
Top 7s
New York: 1. South Side (3-0-1), 2. John Jay-East Fishkill (7-1-0), 3. Massapequa (5-1-0), 4. Sacred Heart (4-0-0), 5. Shenendehowa (8-0-0), 6. Brockton (7-0-1), 7. St. Anthony's (5-1-1).
Ohio: 1. Strongsville (7-1-1), 2. Walsh Jesuit (10-0-1), 3. Mason (7-0-0), 4. St. Ursula (9-1-0), 5. Medina (7-1-1), 6. Centerville (10-0-1), 7. Lakota West (8-0-3),
Pennsylvania: 1. Downingtown West (8-0-0), 2. Conestoga (7-1-0), 3. Villa Joseph Marie (8-0-0), 4. Moon (8-0-1), 5. Downingtown East (7-1-0), 6. Radnor (8-0-2), 7. Lansdale Catholic (7-0-0).
Top 5s
Indiana: 1. Zionsville (9-1-4), 2. Reitz Memorial (11-2-0), 3. Carmel (11-2-0), 4. Noblesville (8-2-0), 5. Brownsburg (11-1-1).
Maryland: 1. Archbishop Spalding (10-0-0), 2. McDonogh (6-1-0), 3. Urbana (6-0-0), 4. Good Counsel (8-2-2), 5. Bethesda-CC (5-1-0).
Massachusetts: 1. Acton-Boxboro (7-0-0), 2. Minnechaug (6-0-1), 3. Ludlow (6-0-0), 4. Winchester (6-0-0), 5. Brockton (5-0-1).
Tennessee: 1. Brentwood (9-0-0), 2. Baylor School (9-0-0), 3. CAK (10-0-0), 4. Bearden (12-1-0), 5. Germantown (8-0-2).
Top 3s
California: 1. Maria Carrillo (7-1-1), 2. Montgomery (11-1-0), 3. Casa Grande (6-2-0).
Connecticut: 1. New Canaan (4-0-0), 2. Daniel Hand (4-0-0), 3. Darien (3-0-0).
Kentucky: 1. Notre Dame (14-1-0), 2. Sacred Heart Academy (11-1-1), 3. St. Henry (11-1-0).
Minnesota: 1. Woodbury (11-0-1), 2. Eden Prairie (9-0-1), 3. Edina (10-1-1).
New Mexico: 1. La Cueva (9-1-0), 2. Sandia (10-1-0), 3. Carlsbad (14-1-0).
Oregon: 1. Westview (6-0-0), 2. Jesuit (4-1-0), 3. Southridge (6-0-0).
Utah: 1. Alta (11-2-0), 2. Brighton (10-1-1), 3. East (14-0-0).
Washington: 1. Everett (6-0-0), 2. Skyline (6-1-0), 3. Bellarmine Prep (7-0-1).
Top 2s
New Hampshire: 1. Exeter (8-0-0), 2. Londonderry (8-0-0).
Virginia private: 1. Bishop O'Connell (6-2-2), 2. Potomac School (3-0-0).
Top 1s
D.C: 1. Sidwell Friends (4-2-0).
Idaho: 1. Mountain View (9-0-1).
Maine: 1. Scarborough (7-1-0).
Montana: 1. Bozeman (6-0-1).
Rhode Island: 1. La Salle Academy (9-0-0).
South Dakota: 1. RC Stevens (10-0-1).
Vermont: 1. Champlain Valley (6-0-1).
West Virginia: 1. University (10-0-1).
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Girls state-by-state rankings - Fall September 22, 2009 12:41 AM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Here's a fun fact ... 23 states offer boys and girls soccer in the fall. Four of those states -- Maine, New Hampshire, New Mexico and Rhode Island hold the distinction of being the only states where the No. 1 spot is held by the boys' and girls' programs at the same school. LaSalle Academy (R.I.) has been No. 1 in Rhode Island boys and girls since the preseason. The other three schools to join this elite group came to its current ranking this week. In New Hampshire, Manchester Central girls held the top spot but the school's boys' team won a No. 1 vs. No. 2 match-up to elevate it to the top. In Maine, a loss by defending champ Waterville allowed Scarborough girls to inherit the No. 1 ranking, which the school's boys' team already held. In New Mexico,two losses by Las Cruces boys' team allowed Sandia to move up in the rankings. Today, we release the weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesday afternoon on ESPNRise.com. (Rankings through matches played as of Sunday, Sept. 20) Top 10s
New Jersey: 1. Immaculate Heart Academy (4-0-0), 2. Washington Township (3-0-0), 3. Pennington Prep (2-1-1), 4. Paul VI (3-0-0), 5. Lenape (2-1-0), 6. East Brunswick (4-0-0), 7. Ridge (3-0-1), 8. Gloucester Catholic (2-0-1), 9. Scotch Palins (2-0-1), 10. Pingry (2-0-2).
Top 7s
New York: 1. Bethlehem (5-0-0), 2. Massapequa (3-0-0), 3. South Side (1-0-1), 4. John Jay-East Fishkill (5-1-0), 5. Sacred Heart (2-0-0), 6. Shenendehowa (5-0-0), 7. St. Anthony's (2-1-1).
Ohio: 1. Strongsville (7-1-1), 2. Walsh Jesuit (8-0-1), 3. Mason (5-0-0), 4. St. Ursula (7-1-0), 5. Centerville (9-0-0), 6. Medina (5-1-1), 7. Lakota West (7-0-2).
Pennsylvania: 1. Downingtown West (5-0-0), 2. Conestoga (4-0-0), 3. Villa Joseph Marie (6-0-0), 4. Moon (5-0-1), 5. Downingtown East (4-1-0), 6. Garnet Valley (6-1-0), 7. Strath Haven (3-1-1).
Top 5s
Indiana: 1. Zionsville (8-1-3), 2. Reitz Memorial (10-2-0), 3. Carmel (9-1-0), 4. Noblesville (6-2-0), 5. Brownsburg (9-1-1).
Maryland: 1. Archbishop Spalding (7-0-0), 2. McDonogh (5-0-0), 3. Urbana (4-0-0), 4. Good Counsel (7-1-1), 5. Bethesda-CC (4-1-0).
Massachusetts: 1. Framingham (1-0-0), 2. Acton-Boxboro (4-0-0), 3. Minnechaug (3-0-1), 4. Ludlow (3-0-0), 5. Winchester (4-0-0).
Tennessee: 1. Brentwood (7-0-0), 2. Baylor School (8-0-0), 3. Hendersonville (7-0-0), 4. CAK (8-0-0), 5. Bearden (9-1-0).
Top 3s
California: 1. Maria Carrillo (6-1-0), 2. Montgomery (9-1-0), 3. Casa Grande (5-2-0).
Connecticut: 1. Cheshire (2-0-0), 2. New Canaan (2-0-0), 3. Masuk (1-0-1).
Kentucky: 1. Sacred Heart Academy (11-0-1), 2. Notre Dame (11-1-0), 3. St. Henry (11-0-0).
Minnesota: 1. Woodbury (9-0-1), 2. Eden Prairie (6-0-1), 3. Edina (7-1-1).
New Mexico: 1. Sandia (9-0-0), 2. La Cueva (7-1-0), 3. Carlsbad (12-1-0).
Oregon: 1. Jesuit (3-0-0), 2. Westview (5-0-0), 3. Southridge (5-0-0).
Utah: 1. Alta (9-2-0), 2. Brighton (9-1-1), 3. East (12-0-0).
Washington: 1. Everett (3-0-0), 2. Bellarmine Prep (5-0-0), 3. Skyline (4-1-0).
Top 2s
New Hampshire: 1. Manchester Central (6-0-0), 2. Exeter (5-0-0).
Virginia private: 1. Bishop O'Connell (5-1-2), 2. Paul VI (5-2-2).
Top 1s
D.C: 1. Sidwell Friends (3-1-0).
Idaho: 1. Mountain View (8-0-1).
Maine: 1. Scarborough (4-0-0).
Montana: 1. Bozeman (4-0-0).
Rhode Island: 1. La Salle Academy (6-0-0).
South Dakota: 1. RC Stevens (8-0-1).
Vermont: 1. Rice Memorial (4-1-0).
West Virginia: 1. University (9-0-1). To report an inaccurate record or to supply updates for ranked teams or teams that should be considered, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. Soccer, NJ, NY, OH, PA, CA, IN, MD, MA, TN, CT, KY, MN, NM, OR, UT, WA, NH, DC, ID, ME, MT, RI, SD, VT, VA, WV
Scoreboard: St. Benedict's opens with win September 16, 2009 5:09 AM By Sheldon Shealer, editor St. Benedict's is one of the last FAB 50 teams to open its season, but it did not hold back Tuesday night. The GrayBees thumped Blair Academy 8-1 in the season opener for both squads. The following are reported Tuesday scores from FAB 50 teams: BOYS SCORES No. 4 St. Anthony's (N.Y.) 8, St. Mary's (N.Y.) 0
No. 5 St. Benedict's (N.J.) 8, Blair Academy (N.J.) 1 No. 26 Chaminade (N.Y.) 3, Holy Trinity (N.Y.) 0 GIRLS SCORES No. 26 Mason (Ohio) 8, Princeton (Ohio) 0: Megan Frye scored three goals, Jae Atkinson had a goal and three assists and Kristin Leist had a goal and two assists. No. 42 Alta (Utah) 2, No. 44 Brighton (Utah) 0: Alta backed its position as state No. 1 handing Brighton its first defeat of the year. Alta's only losses this season were to California teams. Kealia Ohai scored Alta's first goal and Megan Lloyd scored the second. No. 47 La Salle Academy (R.I.) 6, Mount Hope (R.I.) 0 To report scores from other ranked teams, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. Soccer, NJ, NY, UT, OH, RI
Girls state-by-state rankings - Fall September 15, 2009 5:17 AM By Sheldon Shealer, editor A season-opening tie by Eastlake (Sammamish, Wash.) bumped this recent FAB 50 No. 1 team to No. 4 in its state rankings, but No. 3 in the ESPN RISE state ranking. Either way, it makes for a new FAB 50 No. 1 team this week. Not only did Eastlake tie, but also South Side (Rockville Centre, N.Y.) drew and defending FAB 50 national champ Pennington Prep (Pennington, N.J.) lost last week resulting in new state No. 1s in New Jersey and New York. Today, we release the weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesday afternoon on ESPNRise.com. (Rankings through matches played as of Sunday, Sept. 13) Top 10s
New Jersey: 1. Immaculate Heart Academy (0-0-0), 2. Lenape (1-0-0), 3. Pennington Prep (0-1-1), 4. Washington Township (1-0-0), 5. Gloucester Catholic (0-0-0), 6. Pingry (0-0-1), 7. East Brunswick (2-0-0), 8. Ridge (1-0-1), 9. Ramapo (0-0-0), 10. Brick (1-0-0).
Top 7s
New York: 1. St. Anthony's (0-0-0), 2. Bethlehem (3-0-0), 3. South Side (0-0-1), 4. Massapequa (1-0-0), 5. Sacred Heart (0-0-0), 6. John Jay-East Fishkill (2-0-0), 7. Shenendehowa (3-0-0).
Ohio: 1. Strongsville (5-1-1), 2. Walsh Jesuit (6-0-1), 3. Mason (2-0-0), 4. St. Ursula (4-1-0), 5. Medina (3-1-0), 6. Centerville (6-0-0), 7. Lakota West (4-0-2).
Pennsylvania: 1. Downingtown West (3-0-0), 2. Conestoga (4-0-0), 3. Villa Joseph Marie (4-0-0), 4. Strath Haven (2-0-1), 5. Moon (4-0-1), 6. Germantown Academy (1-1-0), 7. Unionville (3-1-0).
Top 5s
Indiana: 1. Zionsville (8-1-1), 2. Reitz Memorial (9-2-0), 3. Carmel (7-1-0), 4. Noblesville (6-1-0), 5. Cathedral (7-1-1).
Maryland: 1. Archbishop Spalding (5-0-0), 2. McDonogh (3-0-0), 3. Good Counsel (7-0-1), 4. Urbana (4-0-0), 5. Bethesda-CC (2-1-0).
Massachusetts: 1. Minnechaug (1-0-0), 2. Framingham (1-0-0), 3. Acton-Boxboro (2-0-0), 4. Shrewsbury (2-0-0), 5. Ludlow (1-0-0).
Tennessee: 1. Brentwood (5-0-0), 2. Baylor School (7-0-0), 3. Hendersonville (6-0-0), 4. CAK (6-0-0), 5. Bearden (7-1-0).
Top 3s
California: 1. Montgomery (8-0-0), 2. Casa Grande (4-2-1), 3. Maria Carrillo (4-1-0).
Connecticut: 1. St. Joseph (0-0-0), 2. Cheshire (0-0-0), 3. Masuk (0-0-0).
Kentucky: 1. Sacred Heart Academy (8-0-1), 2. Notre Dame (9-0-0), 3. St. Henry (8-0-0).
Minnesota: 1. Woodbury (6-0-1), 2. Eden Prairie (4-0-1), 3. Edina (6-1-0).
New Mexico: 1. Sandia (7-0-0), 2. La Cueva (6-1-0), 3. St. Pius (5-2-0).
Oregon: 1. Jesuit (1-0-0), 2. Westview (1-0-0), 3. Lincoln (2-0-0).
Utah: 1. Alta (7-2-0), 2. Brighton (9-0-0), 3. East (10-0-0).
Washington: 1. Everett (2-0-0), 2. Skyline (3-0-0), 3. Eastlake (2-0-1).
Top 2s
New Hampshire: 1. Manchester Central (4-0-0), 2. Exeter (4-0-0).
Top 1s
D.C: 1. Cathedral (1-0-0).
Idaho: 1. Mountain View (6-0-0).
Maine: 1. Waterville (2-0-0).
Montana: 1. Bozeman (2-0-0).
Rhode Island: 1. La Salle Academy (4-0-0).
South Dakota: 1. RC Stevens (6-0-1).
Vermont: 1. Burlington (1-0-1).
Virginia private: 1. Bishop O'Connell (5-1-0).
West Virginia: 1. University (7-0-1).
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Girls state-by-state rankings - Fall September 8, 2009 10:40 AM By Sheldon Shealer, editor With FAB 50-ranked Montgomery and Maria Carrillo, both from Santa Rosa, Calif., knocking off Alta (Utah) this past weekend, look for the California programs to receiving a bump up in this week's FAB 50. This week, teams from the remaining fall states that have not played will finally start their seasons. Today, we release the weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesday afternoon on ESPNRise.com. (Rankings through matches played as of Sunday, Sept. 6) Top 10s
New Jersey: 1. Pennington Prep (0-0-0), 2. Immaculate Heart Academy (0-0-0), 3. Lenape (0-0-0), 4. Washington Township (0-0-0), 5. Gloucester Catholic (0-0-0), 6. Montclair (0-0-0), 7. Pingry (0-0-0), 8. Ridge (0-0-0), 9. Ramapo (0-0-0), 10. Brick (0-0-0).
Top 7s
New York: 1. South Side (0-0-0), 2. St. Anthony's (0-0-0), 3. Bethlehem (0-0-0), 4. Massapequa (0-0-0), 5. Sacred Heart (0-0-0), 6. John Jay-East Fishkill (0-0-0), 7. Baldwinsville (0-0-0).
Ohio: 1. Medina (2-0-0), 2. Strongsville (3-1-1), 3. Walsh Jesuit (4-0-1), 4. Mason (1-0-0), 5. St. Ursula (3-1-0), 6. Centerville (4-0-0), 7. Lakota West (3-0-1).
Pennsylvania: 1. Downingtown West (1-0-0), 2. Conestoga (1-0-0), 3. Strath Haven (1-0-0), 4. Villa Joseph Marie (1-0-0), 5. Moon (2-0-0), 6. Germantown Academy (0-1-0), 7. Gwynedd-Mercy (1-0-0).
Top 5s
Indiana: 1. Zionsville (8-1-0), 2. Reitz Memorial (7-1-0), 3. Carmel (7-1-0), 4. Noblesville (3-1-0), 5. Cathedral (5-1-1).
Maryland: 1. Archbishop Spalding (2-0-0), 2. McDonogh (0-0-0), 3. Good Counsel (3-0-0), 4. Urbana (2-0-0), 5. Bethesda-CC (0-0-0).
Massachusetts: 1. Minnechaug (0-0-0), 2. Framingham (0-0-0), 3. Acton-Boxboro (0-0-0), 4. Weymouth (0-0-0), 5. Shrewsbury (0-0-0).
Tennessee: 1. Brentwood (3-0-0), 2. Baylor School (4-0-0), 3. Franklin (5-0-0), 4. CAK (4-0-0), 5. Bearden (5-1-0).
Top 3s
California: 1. Montgomery (7-0-0), 2. Maria Carrillo (3-0-0), 3. Casa Grande (2-2-1).
Connecticut: 1. St. Joseph (0-0-0), 2. Cheshire (0-0-0), 3. Masuk (0-0-0).
Kentucky: 1. Sacred Heart Academy (6-0-0), 2. Notre Dame (8-0-0), 3. St. Henry (6-0-0).
Minnesota: 1. Woodbury (4-0-1), 2. Edina (4-0-0), 3. Eden Prairie (1-0-1).
New Mexico: 1. Sandia (5-0-0), 2. St. Pius (4-1-0), 3. La Cueva (3-1-0).
Oregon: 1. Jesuit (0-0-0), 2. Westview (0-0-0), 3. Lincoln (0-0-0).
Utah: 1. Alta (4-2-0), 2. Brighton (5-0-0), 3. East (7-0-0).
Washington: 1. Eastlake (0-0-0), 2. Everett (0-0-0), 3. Archbishop Murphy (0-0-0).
Top 2s
New Hampshire: 1. Manchester Central (2-0-0), 2. Exeter (1-0-0).
Top 1s
D.C: 1. Visitation (0-0-0).
Idaho: 1. Bishop Kelly (4-0-0).
Maine: 1. Waterville (1-0-0).
Montana: 1. Bozeman (2-0-0).
Rhode Island: 1. La Salle Academy (2-0-0).
South Dakota: 1. RC Stevens (4-0-1).
Vermont: 1. Burlington (0-0-0).
Virginia private: 1. Bishop O'Connell (3-0-0).
West Virginia: 1. University (4-0-1). To report an inaccurate record or to supply updates for ranked teams or teams that should be considered, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. Soccer, NJ, NY, OH, PA, CA, IN, MD, MA, TN, CT, KY, MN, NM, OR, UT, WA, NH, DC, ID, ME, MT, RI, SD, VT, VA, WV
Girls state-by-state rankings September 1, 2009 12:31 PM By Sheldon Shealer A loss by preseason No. 1 St. Ursula (Cincinnati, Ohio) and a few other minor upsets prompted an early release on the first week of FAB 50 girls soccer rankings for the 2009 season. Generally we wait until after Labor Day Weekend to issue the first rankings of the season. The top moves in this week's state-by-state rankings are Medina (Ohio) taking over No. 1 in Ohio, Montgomery (Calif.) winning the No. 1 spot in California with back-to-back wins over former No. 1 Casa Grande in a pair of 1 vs. 2 showdowns, and Aberdeen Central (S.D.) taking over the top spot after eding preseason No. 1 Washington 1-0. Top 10s
New Jersey: 1. Pennington Prep (0-0-0), 2. Immaculate Heart Academy (0-0-0), 3. Lenape (0-0-0), 4. Washington Township (0-0-0), 5. Gloucester Catholic (0-0-0), 6. Montclair (0-0-0), 7. Pingry (0-0-0), 8. Ridge (0-0-0), 9. Ramapo (0-0-0), 10. Brick (0-0-0).
Top 7s
New York: 1. South Side (0-0-0), 2. St. Anthony's (0-0-0), 3. Bethlehem (0-0-0), 4. Massapequa (0-0-0), 5. Sacred Heart (0-0-0), 6. John Jay-East Fishkill (0-0-0), 7. Baldwinsville (0-0-0).
Ohio: 1. Medina (2-0-0), 2. Strongsville (1-0-0), 3. Walsh Jesuit (2-0-0), 4. Mason (1-0-0), 5. St. Ursula (0-1-0), 6. Centerville (1-0-0), 7. Lakota West (1-0-1).
Pennsylvania: 1. Downingtown West (0-0-0), 2. Unionville (0-0-0), 3. Conestoga (0-0-0), 4. Strath Haven (0-0-0), 5. Owen J. Roberts (0-0-0), 6. Germantown Academy (0-0-0), 7. Villa Joseph Marie (0-0-0).
Top 5s
California: 1. Montgomery (5-0-0), 2. Maria Carrillo (1-0-0), 3. Casa Grande (2-2-0), 4. Windsor (2-1-0), 5. Petaluma (0-1-0).
Indiana: 1. Noblesville (3-0-0), 2. Reitz Memorial (5-0-0), 3. Zionsville (5-0-0), 4. Carmel (4-1-0), 5. Culver Academy (1-0-0).
Maryland: 1. Archbishop Spalding (0-0-0), 2. McDonogh (0-0-0), 3. Good Counsel (2-0-0), 4. River Hill (0-0-0), 5. Bethesda-CC (0-0-0).
Massachusetts: 1. Minnechaug (0-0-0), 2. Framingham (0-0-0), 3. Acton-Boxboro (0-0-0), 4. Weymouth (0-0-0), 5. Shrewsbury (0-0-0).
Tennessee: 1. Brentwood (1-0-0), 2. Baylor School (2-0-0), 3. Franklin (2-0-0), 4. CAK (3-0-0), 5. Bearden (4-1-0).
Top 3s
Connecticut: 1. St. Joseph (0-0-0), 2. Cheshire (0-0-0), 3. Masuk (0-0-0).
Kentucky: 1. Sacred Heart Academy (5-0-0), 2. Lexington Catholic (4-1-1), 3. St. Henry (4-0-0).
Minnesota: 1. Woodbury(1-0-1), 2. Edina (2-0-0), 3. Eden Prairie (1-0-1).
New Mexico: 1. Sandia (3-0-0), 2. St. Pius (3-0-0), 3. Albuquerque Academy (2-1-0).
Oregon: 1. Jesuit (0-0-0), 2. Westview (0-0-0), 3. Lincoln (0-0-0).
Utah: 1. Alta (3-0-0), 2. Brighton (2-0-0), 3. Fremont (4-0-1).
Washington: 1. Eastlake (0-0-0), 2. Everett (0-0-0), 3. Archbishop Murphy (0-0-0).
Top 2s
New Hampshire: 1. Manchester Central (0-0-0), 2. Merrimack (0-0-0).
Top 1s
D.C: 1. St. John's (0-1-0).
Idaho: 1. Bishop Kelly (2-0-0).
Maine: 1. Waterville (0-0-0).
Montana: 1. Bozeman (0-0-0).
Rhode Island: 1. La Salle Academy (0-0-0).
South Dakota: 1. Aberdeen Central (3-0-1).
Vermont: 1. Burlington (0-0-0).
Virginia private: 1. Bishop O'Connell (1-0-0).
West Virginia: 1. University (2-0-1). Soccer, NJ, NY, OH, PA, CA, IN, MD, MA, TN, CT, KY, MN, NM, OR, UT, WA, NH, DC, ID, ME, MT, RI, SD, VT, VA, WV
Girls state-by-state rankings - Fall preseason August 17, 2009 9:54 AM By Sheldon Shealer
The first step in setting up the fall FAB 50 girls' soccer rankings is establishing the state-by-state rankings. With the assistance of coaches from around the country, we release the state rankings in preparation for Thursday's preseason FAB 50.
The rankings are based largely on the quality of returning players, strength of schedule and reasonable expectations from these programs.
Many familiar names grace the list, but here's a quick glance at some of the key states and the preseason debates that were raised:
New Jersey: Pennington and Immaculate Heart play each other during the regular season, therefore, the state's No. 1 ranking might be settled on the field. Lenape, with the state's longest win streak, is in position to inherit No. 1 if the top two falter. Washington Township is a highly ranked wild card. The school has more Division I commitments than any other New Jersey school. The issue remains will these players represent the high school?
New York: There is no clear favorite in New York this year. South Side gets the edge since six returning players received some postseason honor last season and Crystal Dunn returns to the team after playing for the U.S. in last year's Under-17 World Championship. Beyond South Side, there is no New York Class AA and A program with more than one returning all-state player. The preseason No. 1 South Side and No. 2 St. Anthony's were not FAB 50 teams last year. New York, with more than 700 girls' soccer-playing schools, is bound to offer a few surprises as the season unfolds.
Ohio: Four teams stand out in Ohio led by two-time defending champ St. Ursula. Medina and Strongsville will settle the issue on the field and Upper Arlington poses a threat again this year.
Pennsylvania: On paper, Downingtown West is the clear favorite, but beyond that it is quite the scramble in what will be the final split-season for Pennsylvania girls' soccer. Starting next year, the state's nearly 200 spring-playing schools will move to the fall season.
Top 10s
New Jersey: 1. Pennington Prep 2. Immaculate Heart Academy, 3. Lenape 4. Washington Township 5. Gloucester Catholic, 6. Montclair, 7. Pingry, 8. Ridge, 9. Ramapo, 10. Brick.
Top 7s
New York: 1. South Side, 2. St. Anthony's, 3. Bethlehem, 4. Massapequa, 5. Sacred Heart, 6. John Jay-East Fishkill, 7. Baldwinsville.
Ohio: 1. St. Ursula, 2. Medina, 3. Strongsville, 4. Upper Arlington, 5. Walsh Jesuit, 6. Ursuline Academy, 7. Centerville.
Pennsylvania: 1. Downingtown West, 2. Unionville, 3. Conestoga, 4. Strath Haven, 5. Owen J. Roberts, 6. Germantown Academy, 7. Villa Joseph Marie.
Top 5s
California: 1. Casa Grande, 2. Montgomery, 3. Maria Carrillo, 4. Petaluma, 5. Ursuline.
Indiana: 1. Noblesville, 2. Carmel, 3. Reitz Memorial, 4. Cathedral, 5. Zionsville.
Maryland: 1. Archbishop Spalding, 2. McDonogh, 3. Good Counsel, 4. River Hill, 5. Bethesda-CC.
Massachusetts: 1. Minnechaug, 2. Framingham, 3. Acton-Boxboro, 4. Weymouth, 5. Shrewsbury.
Tennessee: 1. Brentwood, 2. Baylor School, 3. John Paul II, 4. Father Ryan, 5. Franklin.
Top 3s
Connecticut: 1. St. Joseph, 2. Cheshire, 3. Masuk.
Kentucky: 1. Sacred Heart Academy, 2. Eastern, 3. DuPont Manual.
Minnesota: 1. Woodbury, 2. Eastview, 3. Edina.
New Mexico: 1. Sandia, 2. Eldorado, 3. Albuquerque Academy.
Oregon: 1. Jesuit, 2. Westview, 3. Lincoln.
Utah: 1. Alta, 2. Brighton, 3. Davis.
Washington: 1. Eastlake 2. Everett 3. Archbishop Murphy.
Top 2s
New Hampshire: 1. Manchester Central 2. Merrimack.
Top 1s
D.C: 1. St. John's.
Idaho: 1. Bishop Kelly.
Maine: 1. Waterville.
Montana: 1. Bozeman.
Rhode Island: 1. La Salle Academy.
South Dakota: 1. Washington.
Vermont: 1. Burlington.
Virginia private: 1. Bishop O'Connell.
West Virginia: 1. University. soccer, NJ, NY, OH, PA, CA, IN, MD, MA, TN, CT, KY, MN, NM, OR, UT, WA, NH, DC, ID, MT, RI, SD, VT, VA, WV
Cal-South dominates Region IV finals June 22, 2009 8:54 AM By Sheldon Shealer The following are Sunday's final scores from the US Youth Soccer Region IV (West) championships. The winners in the under-14 through under-19 age groups advance to the US Youth Soccer national championships in late July. California clubs won 11 of the 16 titles with 10 of those victories posted by California-South teams. Overall, California placd 22 clubs in championship matches.
Under-12 Boys
Legends FC (CA-S) 4, Redwood Juventus CRS (CA-N) 1
Goal Scorers:Legends-Collin Hossum (21:00), Alejandro Vergara (23:00), Omar Hermosillo (33:00)(44:00)
Redwood-Benhamin Hiltbrand Consoli (40:00)
Under-13 Boys
West Coast FC (CA-S) 2, Santa Clara Sporting (CA-N) 0
Goal Scorers: West Coast- Matthew Anderson (30:00), Trevor Hyman (72:00)
Under-14 Boys
West Coast FC (CA-S) 3, SC del sol 95 White (AZ) 1
Goal Scorers: West Coast-Alejandro Perez (4:00), Gage Zerboni (86:00)(89:00)
SC del sol- Lenardo Rico (45:00)
Under-15 Boys
Sereno 94 White (AZ) 1, Arsenal FC (CA-S) 0
Goal Scorers: Sereno-Cole Nagy (74:00)
Under-16 Boys
Arsenal FC (CA-S) 4, Elite FC Gladiators (NM) 3
Goal Scorers: Arsenal- Luis Fuentes (11:00) (55:00), Nzeogwu Iwekaoguwa (39:00)(50:00)
Gladiators-Kevin Birchmeyer (16:00)(37:00), Ryan Hinsen(26:00)
Under-17 Boys
CZ Elite (CA-S) 4, United FC (CA-S) 0
Goal Scorers: CZ Elite-Eder Arreola (18:00)(28:00)(44:00), Michael Shaddock (43:00)
Under-18 Boys
WSM International (OR) 2, Sereno White (AZ) 1
Goal Scorers: WSM- Erik Hertado (9:00), Dillon Tufty (60:00)
Sereno- Benjamin Raymond (62:00) Under-19 Boys
Colorado Rush Nike (CO) 3, DMS 11 (CA-S) 2
Goal Scorers: DMS-Austin Mandel (35:00)(61:00)
Rush- Steven Emory (76:00)(80:00), Ryan Kawulock (114:00)
Under-12 Girls
Arsenal FC (CA-S) 2, Mustang Mavericks (CA-N) 1
Goal Scorers: Arsenal- Stacie Moran (9:00), Mayra PelayoBernal (65:00)
Mustang-Hailey Balma (48:00)
Under-13 Girls
West Coast FC (CA-S) 2, Mustang Fury (CA-N) 0
Goal Scorers: West Coast- Isabella Guerry (3:00)(62:00)
Under-14 Girls
So Cal Blues (CA-S) 1, Mustang Blast (CA-N) 2 – PKs 3-4
Goal Scorers: Blues-Amber Munerlyn (7:00)
Mustang-Reilly Parker(27:00)
Under-15 Girls
So Cal Blues (CA-S) 3, Sereno 94 White (AZ) 1
Goal Scorers: Blues- Nikki Fedele (25:00), Mackenzie Akins (40:00), Danielle Weatherholt (75:00)
Sereno- Cadienne Naquin (50:00)
Under-16 Girls
So Cal Blues (CA-S) 2, Deanza Force Blue (CA-N) 1
Goal Scorers: Blues-Lauren Bohaboy (5:00), Amanda Dudley (35:00)
Deanza-Alesha Blair (25:00)
Under-17 Girls
Crossfire Premier (WA) 3, Real So Cal Blue (CA-S) 0
Goal Scorers: Crossfire-Annelise Sittauer (10:00), Emily Hurd (48:00)(81:00)
Under-18 Girls
Pleasanton Rage (CA-N) 4, So Cal Blues (CA-S) 0
Goal Scorers: Pleasanton- Madelyn Payne (43:00)(87:00), Ahsha Smith (54:00), Olivia Klei (76:00)
Under-19 Girls
CO Rush Nike (CO) 3, Avalanche Premier (UT) 0
Goal Scorers: CO Rush-Emmalie Pfankuch (6:00)(17:00)(16:00) AZ, CA, CO, NM, OR, UT
Boys state-by-state rankings - Spring June 15, 2009 8:26 AM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Below are the state-by-state rankings for this week, which set up the FAB 50 rankings. Today, we release the final spring boys' soccer ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings for the 2009 season. The final ESPN Rise FAB 50 will appear Tuesday on ESPNRise.com. Through June 14 (FINAL) Top 10s
Georgia: 1. Collins Hill (19-3-0)*, 2. Centennial (18-3-0)*, 3. Walton (14-3-0)*, 4. Parkview (15-3-1)*, 5. Marist (15-7-0)*, 6. McIntosh (22-1-0)*, 7. Greater Atlanta Christian (20-2-0)*, 8. Lakeside-Dekalb (15-3-0)*, 9. Starr's Mill (16-2-0)*, 10. Greenbrier Evans (17-1-0)*.
South Carolina: 1. Northwestern (24-0-0)*, 2. Irmo (23-1-0)*, 3. South Aiken (20-1-0)*, 4. Eastside (24-3-0)*, 5. J.L. Mann (23-3-0)*, 6. Fort Mill (18-6-1)*, 7. Wando (21-5-1)*, 8. Pinewood Prep (21-3-1)*, 9. Cardinal Newman (19-4-1-)*, 10. Dorman (16-5-0)*.
Virginia: 1. Frank Cox (21-2-1)*, 2. Mills Godwin (18-3-2)*, 3. Robinson (15-2-2)*, 4. Westfield (16-4-0)*, 5. Cosby (17-2-1)*, 6. Thomas Jefferson (10-3-5)*, 7. South County (13-2-2)*, 8. Thomas Dale (16-1-0)*, 9. Hickory (15-6-1)*, 10. Patrick Henry (20-2-0)*.
Top 7s
Oklahoma: 1. Edmond Santa Fe (13-4-0)*, 2. Union (15-2-0)*, 3. Bishop Kelley (17-1-0)*, 4. Putnam City North (14-2-0)*, 5. Broken Arrow (11-3-0)*, 6. Edmond Memorial (8-5-0)*, 7. Norman North (15-2-0)*.
Tennessee: 1. Christian Brothers (20-3-1)*, 2. Christian Academy of Knoxville (19-2-3)*, 3. Farragut (22-2-2)*, 4. Cleveland (20-1-3)*, 5. Father Ryan (16-4-1)*, 6. Brentwood (18-5-3)*, 7. Bearden (15-5-4)*.
Washington: 1. South Kitsap (15-3-1)*, 2. Pasco (19-1-0)*, 3. Shorecrest (22-1-0)*, 4. Woodinville (11-4-4)*, 5. Stadium (15-2-0)*, 6. Bellarmine Prep (15-3-1)*, 7. Marysville-Pilchuck (18-2-2)*.
Top 5s
Alabama: 1. John Carroll (28-3-1)*, 2. Fairhope (25-2-3)*, 3. Mountain Brook (24-5-2)*, 4. Hoover (19-6-3)*, 5. Oak Mountain (24-3-1)*.
Iowa: 1. Iowa City West (20-2-0)*, 2. Ames (17-5-0)*, 3. Bettendorf (14-6-0)*, 4. Ankeny (18-3-0)*, 5. West Des Moines Valley (15-4-0)*.
Nebraska: 1. Millard West (18-4-0)*, 2. Kearney (17-2-0)*, 3. Lincoln Southwest (12-5-0)*, 4. Westside (16-5-0)*, 5. Burke (12-8-0)*.
Utah: 1. Brighton (14-2-2)*, 2. Copper Hills (16-1-1)*, 3. Mountain View (17-1-1)*, 4. Layton (7-8-3)*, 5. Viewmont (13-4-1)*.
Top 3s
Arkansas: 1. Little Rock Catholic (17-3-1)*, 2. Conway (22-1-0)*, 3. Searcy (20-0-2)*.
Top 1s
Alaska: 1. South (17-6-1)*.
Wyoming: 1. Central (18-0-0)*.
*-indicates season complete. To report an inaccurate record, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. GA, VA, OK, SC, TN, WA, AL, IA, NE, UT, AR, AK, WY, soccer
Boys state-by-state rankings - Spring June 9, 2009 2:01 AM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Below are the state-by-state rankings for this week, which set up the FAB 50 rankings. Today, we release the spring boys' soccer ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesdays on ESPNRise.com. Through June 6
Top 10s
Georgia: 1. Collins Hill (19-3-0)*, 2. Centennial (18-3-0)*, 3. Walton (14-3-0)*, 4. Parkview (15-3-1)*, 5. Marist (15-7-0)*, 6. McIntosh (22-1-0)*, 7. Greater Atlanta Christian (20-2-0)*, 8. Lakeside-Dekalb (15-3-0)*, 9. Starr's Mill (16-2-0)*, 10. Greenbrier Evans (17-1-0)*.
South Carolina: 1. Northwestern (24-0-0)*, 2. Irmo (23-1-0)*, 3. South Aiken (20-1-0)*, 4. Eastside (24-3-0)*, 5. J.L. Mann (23-3-0)*, 6. Fort Mill (18-6-1)*, 7. Wando (21-5-1)*, 8. Pinewood Prep (21-3-1)*, 9. Cardinal Newman (19-4-1-)*, 10. Dorman (16-5-0)*.
Virginia: 1. Frank Cox (21-2-1)*, 2. Mills Godwin (18-3-2)*, 3. Robinson (15-2-2)*, 4. Westfield (16-4-0)*, 5. Cosby (17-2-1)*, 6. Thomas Jefferson (10-3-5)*, 7. South County (13-2-2)*, 8. Thomas Dale (16-1-0)*, 9. Hickory (15-6-1)*, 10. Patrick Henry (20-2-0)*.
Top 7s
Oklahoma: 1. Edmond Santa Fe (13-4-0)*, 2. Union (15-2-0)*, 3. Bishop Kelley (17-1-0)*, 4. Putnam City North (14-2-0)*, 5. Broken Arrow (11-3-0)*, 6. Edmond Memorial (8-5-0)*, 7. Norman North (15-2-0)*.
Tennessee: 1. Christian Brothers (20-3-1)*, 2. Christian Academy of Knoxville (19-2-3)*, 3. Farragut (22-2-2)*, 4. Cleveland (20-1-3)*, 5. Father Ryan (16-4-1)*, 6. Brentwood (18-5-3)*, 7. Bearden (15-5-4)*.
Washington: 1. South Kitsap (15-3-1)*, 2. Pasco (19-1-0)*, 3. Shorecrest (22-1-0)*, 4. Woodinville (11-4-4)*, 5. Stadium (15-2-0)*, 6. Bellarmine Prep (15-3-1)*, 7. Marysville-Pilchuck (18-2-2)*.
Top 5s
Alabama: 1. John Carroll (28-3-1)*, 2. Fairhope (25-2-3)*, 3. Mountain Brook (24-5-2)*, 4. Hoover (19-6-3)*, 5. Oak Mountain (24-3-1)*.
Iowa: 1. Iowa City West (20-2-0)*, 2. Ames (17-5-0)*, 3. Bettendorf (14-6-0)*, 4. Ankeny (18-3-0)*, 5. West Des Moines Valley (15-4-0)*.
Nebraska: 1. Millard West (18-4-0)*, 2. Kearney (17-2-0)*, 3. Lincoln Southwest (12-5-0)*, 4. Westside (16-5-0)*, 5. Burke (12-8-0)*.
Utah: 1. Brighton (14-2-2)*, 2. Copper Hills (16-1-1)*, 3. Mountain View (17-1-1)*, 4. Layton (7-8-3)*, 5. Viewmont (13-4-1)*.
Top 3s
Arkansas: 1. Little Rock Catholic (17-3-1)*, 2. Conway (22-1-0)*, 3. Northside (15-4-1)*.
Top 1s
Alaska: 1. South (17-6-1)*.
Wyoming: 1. Central (18-0-0)*.
*-indicates season complete. To report an inaccurate record, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. GA, VA, OK, SC, TN, WA, AL, IA, NE, UT, AR, AK, WY, soccer
Boys state-by-state rankings - Spring June 1, 2009 10:53 PM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Below are the state-by-state rankings for this week, which set up the FAB 50 rankings. Today, we release the spring boys' soccer ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesdays on ESPNRise.com. Through May 30 Top 10s
Georgia: 1. Collins Hill (19-3-0)*, 2. Centennial (18-3-0)*, 3. Walton (14-3-0)*, 4. Parkview (15-3-1)*, 5. Marist (15-7-0)*, 6. McIntosh (22-1-0)*, 7. Greater Atlanta Christian (20-2-0)*, 8. Lakeside-Dekalb (15-3-0)*, 9. Starr's Mill (16-2-0)*, 10. Greenbrier Evans (17-1-0)*.
South Carolina: 1. Northwestern (24-0-0)*, 2. Irmo (23-1-0)*, 3. South Aiken (20-1-0)*, 4. Eastside (24-3-0)*, 5. J.L. Mann (23-3-0)*, 6. Fort Mill (18-6-1)*, 7. Wando (21-5-1)*, 8. Pinewood Prep (21-3-1)*, 9. Cardinal Newman (19-4-1-)*, 10. Dorman (16-5-0)*.
Virginia: 1. Robinson (15-1-2), 2. Cosby (17-1-1), 3. Frank Cox (18-2-1), 4. Westfield (14-3-0), 5. Patrick Henry (20-1-0), 6. Mills Godwin (16-2-2), 7. Thomas Jefferson (10-3-5)*, 8. South County (13-2-2)*, 9. Gar-Field (11-2-5), 10. Thomas Dale (16-1-0)*.
Top 7s
Oklahoma: 1. Edmond Santa Fe (13-4-0)*, 2. Union (15-2-0)*, 3. Bishop Kelley (17-1-0)*, 4. Putnam City North (14-2-0)*, 5. Broken Arrow (11-3-0)*, 6. Edmond Memorial (8-5-0)*, 7. Norman North (15-2-0)*.
Tennessee: 1. Christian Brothers (20-3-1)*, 2. Christian Academy of Knoxville (19-2-3)*, 3. Farragut (22-2-2)*, 4. Cleveland (20-1-3)*, 5. Father Ryan (16-4-1)*, 6. Brentwood (18-5-3)*, 7. Bearden (15-5-4)*.
Washington: 1. South Kitsap (15-3-1)*, 2. Pasco (19-1-0)*, 3. Shorecrest (22-1-0)*, 4. Woodinville (11-4-4)*, 5. Stadium (15-2-0)*, 6. Bellarmine Prep (15-3-1)*, 7. Marysville-Pilchuck (18-2-2)*.
Top 5s
Alabama: 1. John Carroll (28-3-1)*, 2. Fairhope (25-2-3)*, 3. Mountain Brook (24-5-2)*, 4. Hoover (19-6-3)*, 5. Oak Mountain (24-3-1)*.
Iowa: 1. Ankeny (15-1-0), 2. Iowa City West (15-2-0), 3. West Des Moines Valley (15-3-0), 4. Pleasant Valley (14-4-0), 5. Dowling Catholic (11-4-0).
Nebraska: 1. Millard West (18-4-0)*, 2. Kearney (17-2-0)*, 3. Lincoln Southwest (12-5-0)*, 4. Westside (16-5-0)*, 5. Burke (12-8-0)*.
Utah: 1. Brighton (14-2-2)*, 2. Copper Hills (16-1-1)*, 3. Mountain View (17-1-1)*, 4. Layton (7-8-3)*, 5. Viewmont (13-4-1)*.
Top 3s
Arkansas: 1. Little Rock Catholic (17-3-1)*, 2. Conway (22-1-0)*, 3. Northside (15-4-1)*.
Top 1s
Alaska: 1. South (17-6-1)*.
Wyoming: 1. Central (18-0-0)*.
*-indicates season complete. To report an inaccurate record, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. GA, VA, OK, SC, TN, WA, AL, IA, NE, UT, AR, AK, WY, soccer
Boys state-by-state rankings - Spring May 26, 2009 1:41 PM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Below are the state-by-state rankings for this week, which set up the FAB 50 rankings. Today, we release the spring boys' soccer ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesdays on ESPNRise.com. Through May 23 Top 10s
Georgia: 1. Collins Hill (19-3-0)*, 2. Centennial (18-3-0)*, 3. Walton (14-3-0)*, 4. Parkview (15-3-1)*, 5. Marist (15-7-0)*, 6. McIntosh (22-1-0)*, 7. Greater Atlanta Christian (20-2-0)*, 8. Lakeside-Dekalb (15-3-0)*, 9. Starr's Mill (16-2-0)*, 10. Greenbrier Evans (17-1-0)*.
South Carolina: 1. Northwestern (24-0-0)*, 2. Irmo (23-1-0)*, 3. South Aiken (20-1-0)*, 4. Eastside (24-3-0)*, 5. J.L. Mann (23-3-0)*, 6. Fort Mill (18-6-1)*, 7. Wando (21-5-1)*, 8. Pinewood Prep (21-3-1)*, 9. Cardinal Newman (19-4-1-)*, 10. Dorman (16-5-0)*.
Virginia: 1. Thomas Dale (15-0-0), 2. Robinson (13-1-2), 3. Cosby (14-1-1), 4. Westfield (13-2-0), 5. Thomas Jefferson (10-2-5), 6. Kellam (14-1-2), 7. South County (12-2-2), 8. Frank Cox (15-2-1), 9. Osbourn (12-4-1), 10. Osbourn Park (13-3-2).
Top 7s
Oklahoma: 1. Edmond Santa Fe (13-4-0)*, 2. Union (15-2-0)*, 3. Bishop Kelley (17-1-0)*, 4. Putnam City North (14-2-0)*, 5. Broken Arrow (11-3-0)*, 6. Edmond Memorial (8-5-0)*, 7. Norman North (15-2-0)*.
Tennessee: 1. Christian Brothers (20-3-1)*, 2. Christian Academy of Knoxville (19-2-3)*, 3. Farragut (22-2-2)*, 4. Cleveland (20-1-3)*, 5. Father Ryan (16-4-1)*, 6. Brentwood (18-5-3)*, 7. Bearden (15-5-4)*.
Washington: 1. Pasco (18-0-0), 2. Mercer Island (17-0-1), 3. Marysville-Pilchuck (18-0-2), 4. Woodinville (10-3-4), 5. Stadium (15-2-0)*, 6. Bellarmine Prep (15-3-1)*, 7. South Kitsap (13-3-1).
Top 5s
Alabama: 1. John Carroll (28-3-1)*, 2. Fairhope (25-2-3)*, 3. Mountain Brook (24-5-2)*, 4. Hoover (19-6-3)*, 5. Oak Mountain (24-3-1)*.
Iowa: 1. Ankeny (14-1-0), 2. Kennedy (12-1-0), 3. Iowa City West (14-2-0), 4. West Des Moines Valley (14-3-0), 5. Washington (14-3-0).
Nebraska: 1. Millard West (18-4-0)*, 2. Kearney (17-2-0)*, 3. Lincoln Southwest (12-5-0)*, 4. Westside (16-5-0)*, 5. Burke (12-8-0)*.
Utah: 1. Brighton (14-2-2)*, 2. Copper Hills (16-1-1)*, 3. Mountain View (17-1-1)*, 4. Layton (7-8-3)*, 5. Viewmont (13-4-1)*.
Top 3s
Arkansas: 1. Little Rock Catholic (17-3-1)*, 2. Conway (22-1-0)*, 3. Northside (15-4-1)*.
Top 1s
Alaska: 1. West (13-1-1).
Wyoming: 1. Central (18-0-0)*
*-indicates season complete. To report an inaccurate record, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. GA, VA, OK, SC, TN, WA, AL, IA, NE, UT, AR, AK, WY, soccer
Brighton boys win Utah state title May 22, 2009 1:58 AM By Sheldon Shealer, editor The following are the high school state final scores from Thursday night:
BOYS Utah Class 5A: Brighton 4, Layton 0: More Utah Class 4A: Mountain View 3, Woods Cross 1: More UT, soccer, Brighton, Layton, Mountain View, Woods Cross
Boys state-by-state rankings - Spring May 19, 2009 12:02 AM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Below are the state-by-state rankings for this week, which set up the FAB 50 rankings. Today, we release the spring boys' soccer ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesdays on ESPNRise.com. Through May 16 Top 10s
Georgia: 1. Collins Hill (19-3-0)*, 2. Centennial (18-3-0)*, 3. Walton (14-3-0)*, 4. Parkview (15-3-1)*, 5. Marist (15-7-0)*, 6. McIntosh (22-1-0)*, 7. Greater Atlanta Christian (20-2-0)*, 8. Lakeside-Dekalb (15-3-0)*, 9. Starr's Mill (16-2-0)*, 10. Greenbrier Evans (17-1-0)*.
Virginia: 1. Thomas Dale (13-0-0), 2. Robinson (11-1-2), 3. Frank Cox (14-1-1), 4. Cosby (12-1-1), 5. South County (12-1-1), 6. Osbourn Park (9-1-3), 7. Battlefield (10-1-3), 8. Westfield (12-2-0), 9. Thomas Jefferson (8-2-5), 10. Stone Bridge (12-2-1).
Top 7s
Oklahoma: 1. Edmond Santa Fe (13-4-0)*, Union (15-2-0)*, Bishop Kelley (17-1-0)*, Putnam City North (14-2-0)*, Broken Arrow (11-3-0)*, 6. Edmond Memorial (8-5-0)*, Norman North (15-2-0)*.
South Carolina: 1. Northwestern (22-0-0), 2. Irmo (22-0-0), 3. Eastside (23-2-0), 4. J.L. Mann (23-2-0), 5. South Aiken (18-1-0), 6. Wando (21-4-1), 7. Pinewood Prep (21-3-1)*.
Tennessee: 1. Cleveland (18-0-3), 2. Christian Brothers (18-3-1), 3. Christian Academy of Knoxville (16-2-3), 4. Farragut (20-2-2), 5. Brentwood (14-4-4). 6. Father Ryan (15-3-1), 7. Bearden (14-4-4),
Washington: 1. Pasco (16-0-0), 2. Stadium (13-1-0), 3. Mercer Island (15-0-1), 4. Bellarmine Prep (15-2-1), 5. South Kitsap (10-3-1), 6. Lakeside (12-2-1), 7. Rogers (14-2-2).
Top 5s
Alabama: 1. John Carroll (28-3-1)*, 2. Fairhope (25-2-3)*, 3. Mountain Brook (24-5-2)*, 4. Hoover (19-6-3)*, 5. Oak Mountain (24-3-1)*.
Iowa: 1. Ankeny (13-1-0), 2. Kennedy (13-1-0), 3. Iowa City West (11-2-0), 4. Washington (13-2-0), 5. West Des Moines Valley (13-3-0).
Nebraska: 1. Kearney (17-1-0), 2. Millard West (17-4-0), 3. Columbus (14-4-0), 4. Lincoln Southwest (12-5-0)*, 5. Westside (16-5-0)*.
Utah: 1. Brighton (12-2-2), 2. Copper Hills (16-1-1)*, 3. Mountain View (15-1-1), 4. Viewmont (13-3-1), 5. Lehi (9-5-0)*.
Top 3s
Arkansas: 1. Little Rock Catholic (17-3-1)*, 2. Conway (22-1-0)*, 3. Northside (15-4-1)*.
Top 1s
Alaska: 1. West (12-1-1).
Wyoming: 1. Central (15-0-0).
*-indicates season complete. To report an inaccurate record, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. GA, VA, OK, SC, TN, WA, AL, IA, NE, UT, AR, AK, WY
Boys state-by-state rankings - Spring May 12, 2009 9:02 AM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Below are the state-by-state rankings for this week, which set up the FAB 50 rankings. Today, we release the spring boys' soccer ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesdays on ESPNRise.com. Through May 9 Top 10s
Georgia: 1. Collins Hill (19-3-0)*, 2. Centennial (18-3-0)*, 3. Walton (14-3-0)*, 4. Parkview (15-3-1)*, 5. Marist (15-7-0)*, 6. McIntosh (22-1-0)*, 7. Greater Atlanta Christian (20-2-0)*, 8. Lakeside-Dekalb (15-3-0)*, 9. Starr's Mill (16-2-0)*, 10. Greenbrier Evans (17-1-0)*.
Virginia: 1. Thomas Dale (10-0-0), 2. Osbourn Park (9-0-2), 3. Robinson (8-1-2), 4. Westfield (12-1-0), 5. Frank Cox (12-1-1), 6. Cosby (11-1-1), 7. Wakefield (12-1-2), 8. South County (9-1-1), 9. Stone Bridge (11-1-1), 10. Battlefield (10-1-2).
Top 7s
Oklahoma: 1. Union (14-1-0), 2. Broken Arrow (11-2-0), 3. Bishop Kelley (15-1-0), 4. Edmond Santa Fe (11-4-0), 5. Edmond Memorial (8-4-0), 6. Norman North (15-2-0)*, 7. Putnam City North (14-2-0)*.
South Carolina: 1. Northwestern (19-0-0), 2. Irmo (19-0-0), 3. Eastside (21-2-0), 4. J.L. Mann (20-2-0), 5. South Aiken (15-1-0), 6. Wando (18-4-1), 7. Pinewood Prep (21-3-1)*.
Tennessee: 1. Cleveland (16-0-3), 2. Christian Brothers (14-3-1), 3. Riverdale (14-1-1), 4. Christian Academy of Knoxville (14-2-3), 5. Farragut (16-2-2), 6. Memphis University (8-1-2), 7. Brentwood (13-4-3).
Washington: 1. Pasco (15-0-0), 2. Stadium (12-1-0), 3. Bellarmine Prep (14-1-1), 4. Lakeside (11-1-1), 5. Mercer Island (15-0-1), 6. Rogers (13-1-2), 7. Beamer (12-2-2).
Top 5s
Alabama: 1. John Carroll (28-3-1)*, 2. Fairhope (25-2-3)*, 3. Mountain Brook (24-5-2)*, 4. Hoover (19-6-3)*, 5. Oak Mountain (24-3-1)*.
Iowa: 1. Ankeny (13-0-0), 2. Kennedy (11-1-0), 3. Iowa City West (11-2-0), 4. Ames (8-2-0), 5. West Des Moines Valley (11-3-0).
Nebraska: 1. South Sioux City (15-1-0), 2. Kearney (15-1-0), 3. Westside (16-4-0), 4. Millward West (15-4-0), 5. Creighton Prep (14-3-0).
Utah: 1. Copper Hills (15-0-1), 2. Mountain View (13-1-1), 3. Davis (11-2-0), 4. Alta (11-3-2), 5. Brighton (10-2-2).
Top 3s
Arkansas: 1. Little Rock Catholic (17-3-1)*, 2. Conway (22-1-0)*, 3. Northside (15-4-1)*.
Top 1s
Alaska: 1. Juneau Douglas (4-0-0).
Wyoming: 1. Central (13-0-0). *-indicates season complete. To report an inaccurate record, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. GA, VA, OK, SC, TN, WA, AL, IA, NE, UT, AR, AK, WY, soccer
Boys state-by-state rankings - Spring May 4, 2009 9:25 PM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Below are the state-by-state rankings for this week, which set up the FAB 50 rankings. Today, we release the spring boys' soccer ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesdays on ESPNRise.com. Through May 2 Top 10s
Georgia: 1. McIntosh (21-0-0), 2. Centennial (17-2-0), 3. Walton (14-2-0), 4. Parkview (15-3-1)* 5. Collins Hill (17-3-0), 6. Lakeside-Dekalb (15-2-0), 7. Starr's Mill (16-2-0)*, 8. Hillgrove (16-3-1), 9. Chamblee (11-3-3)*, 10. Greenbrier Evans (17-1-0)*.
Virginia: 1. Thomas Dale (10-0-0), 2. Frank Cox (10-0-1), 3. Osbourn Park (8-0-2), 4. Battlefield (8-0-2), 5. Robinson (7-1-2), 6. Westfield (9-1-0), 7. Cosby (9-1-1), 8. Wakefield (10-1-1), 9. South County (9-1-1), 10. Lake Braddock (5-1-4).
Top 7s
Oklahoma: 1. Union (12-1-0), 2. Norman North (13-1-0), 3. Putnam City North (13-1-0), 4. Broken Arrow (9-2-0), 5. Jenks (8-2-0), 6. Bishop Kelley (13-1-0), 7. Mustang (9-3-0).
South Carolina: 1. Northwestern (16-0-0), 2. Irmo (17-0-0), 3. Eastside (20-2-0), 4. J.L. Mann (18-2-0), 5. South Aiken (12-1-0), 6. Wren (17-1-0), 7. Wando (16-4-1).
Tennessee: 1. Cleveland (14-0-3), 2. Ravenwood (10-1-1), 3. Father Ryan (13-2-1), 4. Farragut (14-2-2), 5. Christian Brothers (14-3-1), 6. University School (17-0-0), 7. Bearden (11-2-4).
Washington: 1. Pasco (14-0-0), 2. Lakeside (10-0-1), 3. Stadium (10-1-0), 4. Bellarmine Prep (11-1-1), 5. Mercer Island (14-0-1), 6. Camas (13-1-0), 7. Rogers (11-1-2).
Top 5s
Alabama: 1. Oak Mountain (24-2-1), 2. Hoover (17-5-3), 3. John Carroll (25-3-1), 4. Mountain Brook (22-4-2), 5. Fairhope (22-2-3).
Iowa: 1. West Des Moines Valley (9-1-0), 2. Ankeny (10-0-0), 3. Kennedy (10-1-0), 4. Iowa City West (9-2-0), 5. Dowling Catholic (6-2-0).
Nebraska: 1. South Sioux City (14-0-0), 2. Kearney (13-1-0), 3. Westside (15-3-0), 4. Millward West (13-4-0), 5. Creighton Prep (12-3-0).
Utah: 1. Copper Hills (14-0-1), 2. Brighton (10-1-2), 3. Mountain View (12-1-1), 4. Davis (11-2-0), 5. Viewmont (10-3-1).
Top 3s
Arkansas: 1. Conway (20-0-0), 2. Springdale (12-2-0), 3. Northside (12-2-1).
Top 1s
Alaska: 1. Juneau Douglas (4-0-0).
Wyoming: 1. Central (11-0-0). *-indicates season complete. To report an inaccurate record, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. GA, VA, OK, SC, TN, WA, AL, IA, NE, UT, AR, AK, WY
Boys state-by-state rankings - Spring April 28, 2009 10:05 AM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Below are the state-by-state rankings for this week, which set up the FAB 50 rankings. Today, we release the spring boys' soccer ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesdays on ESPNRise.com. Through April 26 Top 10s
Georgia: 1. McIntosh (19-0-0), 2. Centennial (15-2-0), 3. Walton (12-2-0), 4. Parkview (15-2-1), 5. Collins Hill (15-3-0), 6. Habersham Central (16-2-0), 7. Chamblee (11-2-3), 8. Greenbrier Evans (16-0-0), 9. Lakeside-Dekalb (13-2-0), 10. Starr's Mill (16-2-0)*.
Virginia: 1. Osbourn Park (7-0-1), 2. Frank Cox (8-0-1), 3. Thomas Dale (7-0-0), 4. Battlefield (7-0-1), 5. Robinson (6-1-1), 6. Westfield (7-1-0), 7. Wakefield (10-0-1), 8. South County (8-1-0), 9. Cosby (7-1-1), 10. Cave Spring (7-0-0).
Top 7s
Oklahoma: 1. Union (12-1-0), 2. Norman North (12-1-0), 3. Putnam City North (12-1-0), 4. Broken Arrow (7-1-0), 5. Jenks (8-2-0), 6. Bishop Kelley (13-1-0), 7. Mustang (8-3-0).
South Carolina: 1. Northwestern (15-0-0), 2. Irmo (15-0-0), 3. Eastside (16-2-0), 4. J.L. Mann (15-1-0), 5. White Knoll (12-1-0), 6. Academic Magnet (12-1-1), 7. South Aiken (11-1-0).
Tennessee: 1. Cleveland (14-0-2), 2. Farragut (13-1-2), 3. Ravenwood (8-1-1), 4. Father Ryan (10-2-1), 5. Christian Brothers (13-3-1), 6. University School (8-1-2), 7. Bearden (10-2-3).
Washington: 1. Pasco (12-0-0), 2. Lakeside (9-0-0), 3. Stadium (8-1-0), 4. Bellarmine Prep (9-1-1), 5. Mercer Island (12-0-1), 6. South Kitsap (6-0-1), 7. Camas (11-1-0).
Top 5s
Alabama: 1. Oak Mountain (23-2-1), 2. Huntsville (20-3-2), 3. Hoover (17-5-3), 4. John Carroll (24-3-1), 5. Bob Jones (18-6-1).
Iowa: 1. Iowa City West (7-1-0), 2. West Des Moines Valley (8-1-0), 3. Ankeny (6-1-0), 4. Davenport Central (5-0-0), 5. Dowling Catholic (4-2-0).
Nebraska: 1. Westside (13-2-0), 2. South Sioux City (12-0-0), 3. Kearney (12-1-0), 4. Millward West (10-4-0), 5. Creighton Prep (11-3-0).
Utah: 1. Copper Hills (12-0-1), 2. Brighton (7-1-2), 3. Viewmont (10-1-1), 4. Timpanogos (10-1-0), 5. Davis (8-2-0).
Top 3s
Arkansas: 1. Conway (18-0-0), 2. Springdale (12-2-0), 3. Northside (12-2-1).
Top 1s
Alaska: 1. Anchorage West (7-1-1).
Wyoming: 1. Central (5-0-0). *-indicates season complete. To report an inaccurate record, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. GA, VA, OK, SC, TN, WA, AL, IA, NE, UT, AR, AK, WY
Boys state-by-state rankings - Spring April 20, 2009 11:59 PM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Below are the state-by-state rankings for this week, which set up the FAB 50 rankings. Today, we release the spring boys' soccer ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesdays on ESPNRise.com. Through April 19 Top 10s
Georgia: 1. McIntosh (18-0-0), 2. Centennial (14-2-0), 3. Walton (11-2-0), 4. Parkview (14-2-1), 5. Collins Hill (14-3-0), 6. Brookwood (12-3-0), 7. Starr's Mill (16-1-0), 8. Habersham Central (15-2-0), 9. Chamblee (10-2-3), 10. Greenbrier Evans (15-0-0).
Virginia: 1. Osbourn Park (6-0-1), 2. Frank Cox (7-0-1), 3. Thomas Dale (4-0-0), 4. Battlefield (6-0-1), 5. Robinson (5-1-1), 6. Westfield (6-1-0), 7. Blacksburg (6-0-1), 8. Edison (6-0-1), 9. Stone Bridge (5-1-1), 10. Monacan (8-0-0).
Top 7s
Oklahoma: 1. Union (10-1-0), 2. Norman North (10-1-0), 3. Putnam City North (10-1-0), 4. Broken Arrow (7-1-0), 5. Jenks (7-2-0), 6. Bishop Kelley (11-1-0), 7. Mustang (6-3-0).
South Carolina: 1. Northwestern (12-0-0), 2. Irmo (13-0-0), 3. J.L. Mann (14-0-0), 4. South Aiken (10-0-0), 5. Eastside (13-2-0), 6. Pinewood Prep (14-1-1), 7. White Knoll (10-1-0).
Tennessee: 1. Ravenwood (8-0-0), 2. Bearden (10-0-2), 3. Farragut (10-1-2), 4. Father Ryan (8-2-0), 5. Cleveland (12-0-2), 6. Christian Brothers (10-3-1), 7. University School (5-1-1).
Washington: 1. Pasco (10-0-0), 2. Bellarmine Prep (9-0-1), 3. Camas (10-0-0), 4. Lakeside (7-0-0), 5. Stadium (7-0-0), 6. Mercer Island (10-0-1), 7. South Kitsap (4-0-0).
Top 5s
Alabama: 1. Oak Mountain (23-1-1), 2. Huntsville (19-3-2), 3. Bob Jones (18-4-1), 4. Hoover (16-5-2), 5. John Carroll (21-3-1).
Iowa: 1. Iowa City West (6-1-0), 2. West Des Moines Valley (7-1-0), 3. Ankeny (5-1-0), 4. Dowling Catholic (4-2-0), 5. Pleasant Valley (5-2-0).
Nebraska: 1. Westside (12-2-0), 2. South Sioux City (9-0-0), 3. Millward West (10-3-0), 4. Creighton Prep (10-2-0), 5. Kearney (8-1-0).
Utah: 1. Copper Hills (10-0-1), 2. Brighton (6-1-1), 3. Viewmont (6-1-1), 4. Timpanogos (8-1-0), 5. Davis (6-2-0).
Top 3s
Arkansas: 1. Conway (17-0-0), 2. Springdale (12-2-0), 3. Northside (12-2-1).
Top 1s
Alaska: 1. Anchorage West (3-0-0).
Wyoming: 1. Central (5-0-0). To report an inaccurate record, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. GA, VA, OK, SC, TN, WA, AL, IA, NE, UT, AR, AK, WY
Boys state-by-state rankings - Spring April 15, 2009 10:59 PM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Below are the state-by-state rankings for this week, which set up the FAB 50 rankings. Today, we release the spring boys' soccer ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesdays on ESPNRise.com. Through April 12 Top 10s
Georgia: 1. Walton (11-1-0), 2. Starr's Mill (15-0-0), 3. McIntosh (16-0-0), 4. Parkview (13-2-1), 5. Collins Hill (12-3-0), 6. Brookwood (11-3-0), 7. Centennial (12-2-0), 8. Habersham Central (14-2-0), 9. Chamblee (9-2-3), 10. Greenbrier Evans (14-0-0).
Virginia: 1. Osbourn Park (6-0-0), 2. Frank Cox (7-0-1), 3. Thomas Dale (4-0-0), 4. Battlefield (5-0-0), 5. Robinson (4-1-1), 6. Westfield (6-1-0), 7. Blacksburg (4-0-1), 8. Edison (6-0-1), 9. Stone Bridge (4-1-0), 10. Monacan (8-0-0).
Top 7s
Oklahoma: 1. Jenks (6-1-0), 2. Union (8-1-0), 3. Norman North (9-1-0), 4. Putnam City North (8-1-0), 5. Broken Arrow (4-1-0), 6. Mustang (6-2-0), 7. Norman (5-2-0).
South Carolina: 1. Northwestern (12-0-0), 2. Irmo (10-0-0), 3. J.L. Mann (12-0-0), 4. South Aiken (8-0-0), 5. Eastside (11-2-0), 6. Pinewood Prep (12-1-1), 7. Fort Mill (8-2-1).
Tennessee: 1. Christian Brothers (9-1-0), 2. Ravenwood (7-0-0), 3. Bearden (8-0-2), 4. Farragut (8-1-2), 5. Father Ryan (8-2-0), 6. Cleveland (8-0-1), 7. University School (3-1-1).
Washington: 1. Pasco (8-0-0), 2. Bellarmine Prep (9-0-1), 3. Camas (8-0-0), 4. Lakeside (5-0-0), 5. Stadium (5-0-0), 6. Mercer Island (9-0-1), 7. Shorewood (6-0-2).
Top 5s
Alabama: 1. Oak Mountain (20-1-1), 2. Hoover (15-3-2), 3. John Carroll (21-1-1), 4. Bob Jones (16-3-1), 5. Huntsville (17-2-2).
Iowa: 1. Iowa City West (4-1-0), 2. West Des Moines Valley (3-1-0), 3. Dowling Catholic (3-2-0), 4. Bettendorf (1-1-0), 5. Ankeny (3-1-0).
Nebraska: 1. Creighton Prep (8-1-0), 2. Westside (9-2-0), 3. Millward West (8-2-0), 4. South Sioux City (8-0-0), 5. Kearney (6-0-0).
Utah: 1. Copper Hills (8-0-0), 2. Brighton (6-1-0), 3. Viewmont (5-1-1), 4. Davis (6-1-0), 5. Timpanogos (7-1-0).
Top 3s
Arkansas: 1. Conway (12-0-0), 2. Little Rock Catholic (9-2-1), 3. Springdale (8-2-0).
Top 1s
Alaska: 1. East (3-0-0).
Wyoming: 1. Central (4-0-0). To report an inaccurate record, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. GA, VA, OK, SC, TN, WA, AL, IA, NE, UT, AR, AK, WY
Boys state-by-state rankings - Spring April 7, 2009 10:45 AM By Sheldon Shealer, editor Below are the state-by-state rankings for this week, which set up the FAB 50 rankings. Today, we release the spring boys' soccer ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesdays on ESPNRise.com. Through April 5 Top 10s
Georgia: 1. Walton (11-1-0), 2. Starr's Mill (15-0-0), 3. McIntosh (15-0-0), 4. Parkview (12-2-1), 5. Peachtree Ridge (11-3-0), 6. Collins Hill (11-3-0), 7. Brookwood (10-3-0), 8. Centennial (11-2-0), 9. Habersham Central (12-2-0), 10. Chamblee (9-2-3).
Virginia: 1. Osbourn Park (6-0-0), 2. Frank Cox (6-0-1), 3. Thomas Dale (3-0-0), 4. Battlefield (5-0-0), 5. Robinson (4-1-1), 6. Kellam (6-0-1), 7. Westfield (6-1-0), 8. Blacksburg (3-0-1), 9. Edison (6-0-0), 10. Stone Bridge (4-1-0).
Top 7s
Oklahoma: 1. Norman North (4-0-0), 2. Jenks (4-1-0), 3. Union (6-1-0), 4. Putnam City North (6-1-0), 5. Norman (4-1-0), 6. Broken Arrow (3-1-0), 7. Tulsa Memorial (4-1-0).
South Carolina: 1. Northwestern (11-0-0), 2. Irmo (10-0-0), 3. Pinewood Prep (11-1-0), 4. Bishop England (10-1-0), 5. Wando (6-2-1), 6. J.L. Mann (9-0-0), 7. South Aiken (8-0-0).
Tennessee: 1. Christian Brothers (7-1-0), 2. Ravenwood (6-0-0), 3. Bearden (5-0-1), 4. Farragut (5-0-2), 5. Father Ryan (6-2-0), 6. Pope John Paul II (4-0-0), 7. Brentwood (5-2-1).
Washington: 1. Bellarmine Prep (7-0-0), 2. Pasco (5-0-0), 3. Camas (6-0-0), 4. Lakeside (5-0-0), 5. University (6-0-0), 6. Stadium (4-0-0), 7. Mercer Island (7-0-1), Shorewood (5-0-1).
Top 5s
Alabama: 1. Oak Mountain (17-1-1), 2. Hoover (13-3-2), 3. John Carroll (19-1-1), 4. Bob Jones (12-2-1), 5. Huntsville (14-2-2).
Iowa: 1. Dowling Catholic (2-1-0), 2. Iowa City West (2-1-0), 3. West Des Moines Valley (2-1-0), 4. Bettendorf (1-0-0), 5. Pleasant Valley (2-1-0).
Nebraska: 1. Creighton Prep (5-0-0), 2. Millward West (4-1-0), 3. Millard South (4-0-0), 4. South Sioux City (4-0-0), 5. Mount Michael Benedictine (3-0-0).
Utah: 1. Copper Hills (7-0-0), 2. Brighton (6-1-0), 3. Viewmont (5-1-1), 4. Davis (6-1-0), 5. Timpanogos (7-1-0).
Top 3s
Arkansas: 1. Conway (11-0-0), 2. Little Rock Catholic (8-2-1), 3. Springdale (6-1-0).
Top 1s
Alaska: 1. East (2-0-0).
Wyoming: 1. Central (4-0-0). To report an inaccurate record, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com. GA, VA, OK, SC, TN, WA, AL, IA, NE, UT, AR, AK, WY
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