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2014 Girls soccer (through Oct. 18)
   Rob Jonas compiles weekly statewide rankings for the New York State Sportswriters Association.


CLASS AA

 1. St. Anthony's (CHSAA)               13-0-0
 2. Northport (11)                      12-1-0
 3. Ward Melville (11)                  12-1-0
 4. Massapequa (8)                      11-1-2
 5. Saratoga Springs (2)                14-2-0
 6. North Rockland (1)                  13-1-0
 7. St. John the Baptist (CHSAA)        10-2-0
 8. Shenendehowa (2)                    14-2-0
 9. Cicero-North Syracuse (3)           13-1-1
10. Hilton (5)                          12-1-3
11. Smithtown West (11)                 11-2-0
12. Baldwinsville (3)                   13-3-0
13. Columbia (2)                        12-2-2
14. Clarence (6)                        16-0-0
15. Webster Thomas (5)                  10-2-3
16. Hauppauge (11)                      11-2-2
17. Monroe-Woodbury (9)                 13-2-0
18. Liverpool (3)                       11-2-2 
19. North Babylon (11)                  12-2-0
20. Elmira (4)                          12-2-1

  Honorable mention: John Jay East Fishkill (1) 10-4-0, Arlington (1) 10-4-0, 
Fairport (5) 9-3-3, Webster Schroeder (5) 9-5-1, East Meadow (8) 5-5-4, Cal-
houn (8) 5-3-6, Washingtonville (9) 8-3-1, Minisink Valley (9) 9-5-0, Commack 
(11) 10-3-1, Lindenhurst (11) 11-3-0, Kellenberg (CHSAA) 7-6-0, St. Francis 
Prep (CHSAA) 7-5-1.

CLASS A

 1. Sayville (11)                       12-0-3
 2. Jamesville-DeWitt (3)               16-0-0
 3. Somers (1)                          15-0-0
 4. Goshen (9)                          14-1-0
 5. Garden City (8)                      8-3-2
 6. Byram Hills (1)                     13-1-0
 7. Pittsford Mendon (5)                13-1-2
 8. Rockville Centre South Side (8)      9-2-1
 9. Wantagh (8)                          9-3-1
10. Vestal (4)                          13-1-1
11. Islip (11)                           8-4-0
12. Cornwall (9)                         9-2-0
13. Shoreham-Wading River (11)          13-0-1
14. Williamsville East (6)              13-0-3
15. Watertown (3)                       15-1-0
16. Our Lady of Mercy (5)               11-2-3
17. Marcellus (3)                       12-3-1
18. Grand Island (6)                    15-0-1
19. Scotia-Glenville (2)                15-1-0
20. Yorktown (1)                        13-2-1

  Honorable mention: Pearl River (1) 10-3-2, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (2) 6-10-0, 
Queensbury (2) 14-2-0, Whitesboro (3) 11-3-1, Brighton (5) 9-4-2, Honeoye Falls-
Lima (5) 10-4-0, Island Trees (8) 6-6-2, Plainedge (8) 4-8-2, Red Hook (9) 13-1-0, 
Malone (10) 11-3-0, Elwood/John Glenn (11) 8-2-4, Harborfields (11) 8-3-2, Bayport-
Blue Point (11) 8-4-2.

CLASS B

 1. Schalmont (2)                       16-0-0
 2. Westhill (3)                        14-1-1
 3. Livonia (5)                         15-1-0
 4. Port Jefferson (11)                 10-2-2
 5. Bronxville (1)                      14-1-0
 6. Binghamton Seton (4)                12-1-0
 7. Spackenkill (9)                     11-0-0
 8. Cazenovia (3)                       13-2-0
 9. Babylon (11)                        11-1-2
10. Clinton (3)                         14-2-0
11. Oneonta (4)                         12-3-0 
12. Catholic Central (2)                14-2-0
13. Chenango Forks (4)                  11-3-0
14. Wilson (6)                          14-2-0
15. Coxsackie-Athens (2)                16-0-0
16. Dryden (4)                          14-0-0
17. Beekmantown (7)                     15-0-0
18. Valhalla (1)                        13-2-0
19. Lowville (3)                        15-0-1
20. Albertus Magnus (1)                 11-2-2

  Honorable mention: Briarcliff (1) 12-2-0, Hoosick Falls (2) 14-1-1, Voor-
heesville (2) 12-2-1, Skaneateles (3) 11-4-1, Bath (5) 11-4-1, Palmyra-Macedon 
(5) 11-4-1, Tonawanda (6) 11-2-0, Saranac (7) 11-3-1, Cold Spring Harbor (8) 
4-6-3, Wheatley (8) 8-5-1, Carle Place (8) 5-6-3, Oyster Bay (8) 2-11-0, Marl-
boro (9) 10-3-0, Burke Catholic (9) 10-2-2, Gouverneur (10) 8-5-1, Mattituck 
(11) 8-3-1.

CLASS C

 1. Bishop Grimes (3)                   15-0-1
 2. Haldane (1)                         11-4-0
 3. Gananda (5)                         16-0-0
 4. Caledonia-Mumford (5)               16-0-0
 5. Canajoharie (2)                     14-1-1
 6. Northern Adirondack (7)             11-2-2
 7. Tully (3)                           15-0-1
 8. Wheatland-Chili (5)                 16-0-0
 9. Lansing (4)                         11-4-0
10. Marion (5)                          13-3-0
11. Rhinebeck (9)                       11-1-0
12. Elmira Notre Dame (4)               11-2-1
13. Naples (5)                          14-0-2
14. Unatego (4)                         14-2-0
15. South Seneca (5)                    13-1-2
16. Holland (6)                         12-3-1
17. Schoharie (2)                       14-1-1
18. Potsdam (10)                        13-1-0
19. Kendall (5)                         14-1-1
20. Sauquoit Valley (3)                 13-3-0

  Honorable mention: Greenville (2)  11-4-1, Beaver River (3) 11-2-2, Bishop 
Ludden (3) 12-4-1, Unadilla Valley (4) 11-3-0, Byron-Bergen (5) 11-3-2, Myn-
derse (5) 12-4-0, Brushton Moria (10) 9-1-1, Stony Brook (11) 3-9-0.

CLASS D

 1. Poland (3)                          16-0-0
 2. Copenhagen (3)                      15-1-0
 3. Chazy (7)                           13-2-1
 4. Chateaugay (10)                     13-1-0
 5. Franklin (4)                        14-1-1
 6. Brookfield (3)                      13-2-0
 7. Milford (4)                         15-1-0
 8. Arkport (5)                         11-3-2
 9. South Kortright (4)                 15-1-0
10. Hammond (10)                        11-2-0
11. Jasper-Troupsburg (5)               14-2-0
12. Morrsiville Eaton (3)               13-3-0
13. Eldred (9)                          10-2-1
14. Minerva/Newcomb (7)                 14-0-0
15. Bolton/Warensburg (2)               14-2-0
16. Whitesville (5)                     10-3-0
17. Maple Grove (6)                     13-2-1
18. Delhi (4)                           11-4-1
19. Downville/Roscoe (9)                11-1-1
20. Heuvelton (10)                      11-2-0

  Honorable mention: Remsen (3) 10-4-0, Oriskany (3) 11-4-0, Downsville (4) 12-2-1, 
Alfred-Almond (5) 9-5-1, Belfast (5) 13-2-0, Prattsburgh (5) 11-3-1, Smithtown 
Christian (11) 2-10-0.
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