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The following was from my 11/16/07 post.

 

Look at NSCCA if you want to be more confused. Collierville (week of 11/6) was 6th in the Nation, loses by one goal and falls to 25th. BGA was not ranked and jumped to 10th. Go Figure. /rolleyes.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":rolleyes:" border="0" alt="rolleyes.gif" />

 

Now if you want to call a poll a JOKE....look at national rankings for any high school team sport. Absolutely ludicrous to rank these teams on any national basis. Perhaps one might rank xcountry runners or track based upon times, but to rank teams in football, basketball, soccer, etc. has got to be nothing but a Wild A__ Guess! Most of these teams have never even seen each other and no one involved in the poll could have seen a fraction of the teams ranked....much less a portion of the others! These make Eurosport look like an exact science! /thumb[1].gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":thumb:" border="0" alt="thumb[1].gif" />

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Now if you want to call a poll a JOKE....look at national rankings for any high school team sport. Absolutely ludicrous to rank these teams on any national basis. Perhaps one might rank xcountry runners or track based upon times, but to rank teams in football, basketball, soccer, etc. has got to be nothing but a Wild A__ Guess! Most of these teams have never even seen each other and no one involved in the poll could have seen a fraction of the teams ranked....much less a portion of the others! These make Eurosport look like an exact science! /thumb[1].gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":thumb:" border="0" alt="thumb[1].gif" />

 

 

Your right. As long as those schools don't play outside of their state. The concept of the RIVALs event earlier this season was to get Tennessee temas recognistion by playing the "perrennial favorites" and thus giving at least sum basis of ranking teams from diffeent states. In this poll, they recognize those games and use them to explain their rank.

 

Don't get me wrong, I am not saying this poll is correct, but it seems there is some logic and an explanation for their rank.

 

 

 

StudentSportsSoccer.com FAB 25 Girls Soccer - Fall | StudentSportsSoccer.com | last sorted on 11/21/2007

 

Rankings are thru Nov. 18, 2007 matches.

 

Team City State Record Pvs.

1 South Side Rockville Centre NY 21-0-0 1

SEASON COMPLETE. Class A state champion. South Side claimed its fourth straight state title with a 4-2 win over Pittsford Mendon. Boston College commit Alaina Beyar scored three goals in the final. South Side has won 28 straight postseason contests. South Side's regular season victories included wins over Class AA state power Massapequa and Catholic League runner-up Sacred Heart.

2 St. Anthony's Melville NY 19-0-0 3

SEASON COMPLETE. Catholic High School Athletic Association state champion. Led by Katy Nagy, St. Anthony's finished a perfect season.

3 Lincoln Portland OR 17-0-1 4

SEASON COMPLETE. Class 6A state champion. Scout Libke converted the deciding PK as Lincoln became the first PIL school to win a state title in 30 years with a shootout victory over Central Catholic.

4 Acton-Boxboro Reg Acton MA 23-0-1 5

SEASON COMPLETE. Massachusetts Division 1 state champion. Ceci Jensen netted the game-winner in a 1-0 victory over Shrewsbury. The victory marked A-B's first state title.

5 St. Ursula Academy Cincinnati OH 17-1-3 6

SEASON COMPLETE. Ohio Division I state champion. St. Ursula's lone loss was to Ursuline Academy, which it avenged in the playoffs. A state final victory over Strongsville sealed this team's lofty national ranking.

6 Eastlake Sammamish WA 18-0-1 7

SEASON COMPLETE. Washington 4A state champion. Eastlake capped an undefeated season with a shootout victory over Todd Beamer in the Class 4A state final. Emma Levy scored in regulation. Lindsay Elston, a sophomore, conerted the match-winning PK for the 2-1 victory. The victory marked Eastlake's second state title. The program finished third in the state last year.

7 St. John's College High Washington DC 21-2-2 8

SEASON COMPLETE. WCAC champion. Led by All-america candidate Tiffany McCarty, St. John's claimed its second WCAC crown in three years. McCarty will graduate after scoring 191 career goals. St. John's defeated O'Connell (Va.) in the final. During the regular season, this D.C. power defeated Pennington Prep (N.J.).

8 Issaquah Issaquah WA 19-0-1 10

SEASON COMPLETE. Class 3A state champion. Issaquah allowed only four goals en route to a 19-0-1 season and a second straight state title. Kate Deines scored in Issaquah's 1-0 state final victory over Seattle Prep. Issaquah has won three of the last four 3A state titles.

9 Ursuline Academy Cincinnati OH 16-1-2 11

SEASON COMPLETE. Ursuline had the unfortunate draw of facing rival St. Ursula in the region final, and St. Ursula won on PKs. Ursuline won the regular-season meeting between the Cincinnati powers.

10 Immaculate Heart Academy Township of Washington NJ 22-1-0 2

SEASON COMPLETE. Non-Public A state runner-up. IHA's perfect seaon ended in a 3-0 loss to Gloucester Catholic in the state final. During the regular season, IHA defeated Pennington Prep.

11 Pennington Prep Pennington NJ 18-3-0 9

SEASON COMPLETE. Pennington Prep claimed its fifth straight Prep A state title with a 4-1 victory over Lawrenceville Prep, atoning for an earlier defeat.

12 Conestoga Berwyn PA 23-2-2 24

SEASON COMPLETE. PIAA Class AAA state champion. Conestoga ended the season on a 19-match win streak to claim a state title. Conestoga went through the PIAA playoffs without allowing a goal.

13 Casa Grande Petaluma CA 16-3-1 14

SEASON COMPLETE. CIF-NCS 3A champion. Casa atoned for its regular-season losses with a clean run through the section playoffs, capped with a 1-0 overtime victory over Montgomery.

14 Montgomery Santa Rosa CA 20-1-1 15

SEASON COMPLETE. CIF-NCS 3A runner-up. Montgomery's bid for an undefeated season ended in a loss to Casa Grande in the section final. During the regular season, Montgomery defeated eventual Utah champ Alta.

15 Alta Sandy UT 18-2-0 16

SEASON COMPLETE: Alta became the first school to win back-to-back 5-A state titles in a final victory over Lone Peak last week. Alta split with Brighton and lost to Montgomery (Calif.) during the regular season.

16 Strongsville Strongsville OH 16-1-6 17

SEASON COMPLETE. Ohio Division I state runner-up. Strognsville's undefeated season ended with a loss to St. Ursula. The team also tied Collierville (Tenn.) and defeated Bearden (Tenn.).

17 Bearden Knoxville TN 22-2-1 18

SEASON COMPLETE. Class AAA state champion. Bearden repeats as state champ after knocking off previously undefeated Collierville 2-1 in the final. Bearden was undefeated against Tennessee teams, losing only to Strongsville and Alter of Ohio.

18 Collierville Collierville TN 20-1-5 19

SEASON COMPLETE. Class AAA state runner-up. Collierville's bid for an undefeated season and Top 10 finish ended with a 2-1 loss to Bearden in the state final. During the regular season, Collierville tied Strongsville (Ohio) and Maria Carrillo (Calif.).

19 Lenape Medford NJ 22-2-1 26

SEASON COMPLETE. Group 4 state champion. Lenape used three second-half goals to put away Bridgewater-Raritan 3-0 in the state final. In the semifinals, Lenape edged Steinert.

20 Maria Carrillo Santa Rosa CA 16-3-2 19

SEASON COMPLETE. CIF-NCS 3A semifinalist. Maria Carrillo was upset by Casa Grande, preventing it from a rematch with Montgomery, the team that handed Maria Carrillo its regular-season defeats. Maria Carrillo tied Tennessee state runner-up Collierville during a trip East.

21 Greece Arcadia Rochester NY 20-2-1 NR

SEASON COMPLETE. Class AA state champion. Jessica Shufelt scored the game-winning goal in sudden death overtime as Greece Arcadia defeated Cicero-North Syracuse 2-1 in the state final.

22 Lakeville South Lakeville MN 20-2-0 21

SEASON COMPLETE. Class AA state champion. Lakeville South makes a 25-spot jump in the FAB 50 thanks to a slew of upsets in Ohio and a state title at home. Lakeville South defeated Robbinsdale Armstrong in the state semifinals and Edina 2-1 in the final.

23 Holy Name Parma Heights OH 13-2-5 22

SEASON COMPLETE: Holy Name pushed Strongsville to PKs before falling in the district final. Holy Name had regular-season losses to Walsh Jesuit and Strongsville and a win over Battleground Academy (Tenn.). Holy Name will move up in the FAB 50 as the rest of the season plays out.

24 Battle Ground Academy Franklin TN 16-1-5 23

SEASON COMPLETE. BGA won the Division II-AA state crown, holding off rival Baylor in the final 2-1. BGA's lone loss was to Holy Name (Ohio).

25 The Pingry School Martinsville NJ 17-2-2 25

SEASON COMPLETE. Non-Public North A semifinalist. Pingry lost to Immaculate Heart Academy in the playoffs.

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