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2014 Girls soccer (through Sept. 21)
   Rob Jonas compiles weekly statewide rankings for the New York State Sportswriters Association.


CLASS AA

 1. Northport (11)                  5-0-0
 2. Massapequa (8)                  4-0-1
 3. North Rockland (1)              4-0-0
 4. St. Anthony's (CHSAA)           5-0-0
 5. West Islip (11)                 5-0-1
 6. Smithtown East (11)             5-0-0
 7. St. John the Baptist (CHSAA)    4-1-0
 8. Shenendehowa (2)                7-1-0
 9. Webster Schroeder (5)           4-1-1
10. Monroe-Woodbury (9)             6-1-0
11. Webster Thomas (5)              5-1-1 
12. Horace Greely (1)               4-1-0
13. Liverpool (3)                   5-0-0
14. Clarence (6)                    6-0-0
15. Columbia (2)                    6-1-1
16. Hilton (5)                      6-1-1
17. Elmira (4)                      6-0-0
18. MacArthur (8)                   3-2-0
19. Guilderland (2)                 6-2-0
20. Cicero-North Syracuse (3)       2-0-1

   Honorable mention: Saratoga Springs (2) 6-2-0, Niskayuna (2) 6-2-1, Horse-
heads (4) 5-1-0, Fairport (5) 4-2-0, Williamsville North (6) 3-1-1, Calhoun (8) 
4-2-1, Sacred Heart (CHSAA) 3-1-0, Kellenberg (CHSAA) 3-1-1

CLASS A

 1. Sayville (11)                   4-0-3
 2. Pittsford Mendon (5)            7-0-0
 3. Jamesville-DeWitt (3)           8-0-0
 4. Wantagh (11)                    5-1-0
 5. Shoreham-Wading River (8)       4-0-0
 6. Somers (1)                      5-0-0
 7. Goshen (9)                      6-0-0
 8. Byram Hills (1)                 5-0-0
 9. Plainedge (8)                   4-2-0
10. Honeoye Falls-Lima (5)          5-1-1
11. Rockville Center South Side (8) 3-1-1
12. Marcellus (3)                   5-1-1
13. Tappan Zee (1)                  4-0-2
14. Comsewogue (11)                 3-1-1
15. Williamsville South (6)         4-0-1
16. Queensbury (2)                  6-1-0
17. Vestal (4)                      5-1-0
18. East Syracuse Minoa (3)         5-2-0 
19. Islip (11)                      2-3-0
20. Cornwall (9)                    4-1-0

  Honorable mention: Scotia-Glenville (2) 6-1-0, New Hartford (3) 5-0-1, 
Greece Athena (5) 3-2-0, Our Lady of Mercy (5) 7-1-1, Williamsville East (6) 
4-0-1, Grand Island (6) 7-0-1, Red Hook (9) 7-1-0.

CLASS B

 1. Schalmont (2)                   6-0-0
 2. Cazenovia (3)                   7-0-0
 3. Bath (5)                        6-0-0
 4. Dryden (4)                      8-0-0
 5. Bronxville (1)                  4-0-0
 6. Mattituck (11)                  3-0-1
 7. Livonia (5)                     7-0-0
 8. Spackenkill (9)                 5-0-0
 9. Westhill (3)                    5-1-0
10. Babylon (11)                    4-1-1
11. Briarcliff (1)                  4-0-0
12. Hoosick Falls (2)               5-0-0
13. Burke Catholic (9)              4-0-1
14. Palmyra-Macedon (5)             5-0-0
15. Clinton (3)                     5-0-0
16. Wheatley (8)                    4-0-0
17. Wilson (6)                      6-1-0
18. Binghamton Seton (4)            6-0-0
19. Catholic Central (2)            4-1-0
20. James O'Neill (9)               5-1-0

  Honorable mention: Coxsackie-Athens (2) 7-0-0, Oneonta (4) 3-1-0, Aquinas (5) 
4-3-1, Greece Odyssey (5) 3-2-0, Falconer (6) 7-1-0, Beekmantown (7) 6-0-0, 
Cold Spring Harbor (8) 1-2-2, Oyster Bay (8) 2-4-0

CLASS C

 1. Bishop Grimes (3)              7-0-0
 2. Caledonia-Mumford (5)          6-0-0
 3. Canajoharie (2)                5-0-1
 4. Haldane (1)                    4-2-0
 5. Gananda (5)                    6-0-0
 6. Lowville (3)                   8-0-1
 7. Northern Adirondack (7)        7-1-1
 8. Tully (3)                      7-0-0
 9. Wheatland-Chili (5)            6-0-0
10. Unatego (4)                    7-0-0
11. Morrisville-Eaton (3)          6-1-0
12. Marion (5)                     6-1-0
13. Naples (5)                     6-0-0
14. South Seneca (5)               6-0-0
15. Unadilla Valley (4)            6-0-0
16. Holland (6)                    4-2-1
17. Hoosic Valley (2)              4-1-1
18. Tuxedo (9)                     3-1-0
19. Sauquoit Valley (3)            5-2-0
20. Salamanca (6)                  5-0-0

  Honorable mention: Schoharie (2) 6-1-1, Byron-Bergen (5) 5-1-0, Mynderse (5) 
5-3-0.

CLASS D

 1. Poland (3)                     6-0-0
 2. Arkport (5)                    6-0-1
 3. Milford (4)                    7-0-0
 4. Remsen (3)                     5-1-0
 5. Jasper-Troupsburg (5)          6-1-1
 6. Copenhagen (3)                 6-1-0
 7. South Kortright (4)            7-0-0
 8. Chazy (7)                      6-2-1
 9. Eldred (9)                     3-0-0
10. Oriskany (3)                   6-2-0
11. Downsville (4)                 5-0-1
12. Fort Ann (2)                   3-1-1
13. Alfred-Almond (5)              5-1-0
14. Ellicottville (6)              4-2-0
15. Prattsburgh (5)                6-1-0
16. Belfast (5)                    6-0-1
17. Franklin (4)                   6-1-1
18. Minerva/Newcomb (7)            6-0-0
19. Whitesville (5)                3-1-0
20. Morris (4)                     4-1-1

  Honorable mention: None.
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