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FINAL 2014 PrepVolleyball.com Century Club National High School Rankings Posted by: John Tawa in National HS Rankings 19 hours ago Comments Off 838 Views

You can smile now Mercy seniors. Your team IS PrepVolleyball.com’s 2014 National Champions! Pcitured front row, l-r: Devon Rachel and Sarah Bell. Back row, l-r: Nikki Koval, Lexie Hamrick, Merideth Jewell and Marissa Merilatt

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For the third straight year, the rankings are a little different, as we only number 1-250 nationally, compared to 1,000 or

more schools in past years. There are several reasons for this, including massive stress reduction on the author, but hopefully we more than make up for it by ranking the teams in all of the states (except Vermont, which hopes to obtain

full varsity status in 2015). Thanks to the many, many coaches and prep writers who helped me get deep in the state-by-state lists. Your dedication was invaluable and greatly appreciated!

As you survey the list, please keep a couple of things in mind:

1. There are 150 or more schools whose seasons are deserving of top 100 consideration; unfortunately, there is room for

only 100. When I rank the top 100 during the season, I inevitably reserve a spot or two (or more) for outstanding squads from emerging volleyball states. I know that the teams from powerful states ranked in the top 200 or so would most likely

win a showdown against the top 100 team from the emerging state. Please know that I’m not slighting the team from the

strong states; rather, I’m recognizing teams from the emerging ones.

2. The rankings from 101-250 are largely ceremonial, designed to recognize teams for their outstanding seasons rather

than meticulously determine their place in the national pecking order. Because it is not done with close to the rigor of the

top 100, it’s probable, likely in fact, that you’ll find teams that are “out of place,” meaning that they are listed ahead of teams that defeated them during the season.

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Without further ado…

2014 Final Century Club National Rankings

1. Mercy Academy (Louisville, Kentucky) Final record: 40-1; Last week’s ranking: 1

Pre-season ranking: 6

Mercy Academy will reign as PrepVolleyball.com’s 2014 National Champions because no other team nationally has a resume to match the Jaguars. The Kentucky single-class champions won every tournament they played in this season,

defeated seven teams that won state titles either in 2013, 2014 or both, went 6-0 against teams in the top 25 and 11-1

versus teams in the top 40. Todd Garvey’s three First Team All-State players, Merideth Jewell, Devon Rachel and Lexie Hamrick, all are seniors, as is Second TeamerNikki Koval, so it will be interesting to see how Mercy

will fare in what could be a building season next year.

2. Redondo Union (Redondo Beach, California) Final record: 38-2; Last week’s ranking: 2


The Sea Hawks’ record-setting year finished with 27 straight wins and culminated Saturday with their first state title. Led by Bay League Players of the Year Yaasmeen Bedart-Ghani and Norene Iosia, Redondo swept Pitman for the

California Division I title, but it was not enough to pry the mythical national title from a Mercy team that finished up a

month ago. While Redondo’s resume certainly was impressive, the team could not overcome the fact that it lost in the Durango semifinals to Archbishop Mitty, which then lost in the finals to Assumption, from Kentucky, a team Mercy

defeated three times. Yes I know that Yaazie was not full strength due to injury, but there are times when you shouldn’t speculate and just say “scoreboard.” This is one of those times.

3. Mount Notre Dame (Cincinnati, Ohio)

Final record: 27-2; Last week’s ranking: 3 Pre-season ranking: 21

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The Cougars repeated as Ohio Division I champions and avenged a regular-season loss to then-undefeatedToledo St.

Ursula in the semifinals. It’s tough to play a national schedule with Ohio’s restrictions, but Joe Burke’s team managed to play three Kentucky teams. MND defeated both No. 11 Notre Dame and No. 26Sacred Heart. The third team, Mercy,

won 26-24, 29-27, 25-23 and in so doing prevented the Cougars from themselves claiming the No. 1 spot in these rankings. Mount Notre Dame will graduate seven, including setter Jessica Towle and libero Margo Wolf, but returns its

top four kill leaders and can draw from a JV team that went 22-0.

4. Lewis-Palmer (Monument, Colorado) Final record: 29-0; Last week’s ranking: 4


The Rangers are a fantastic team – we ranked them No. 11 in the pre-season for a reason – and they did not disappoint.

Susan Odenbaugh’s team won all of their matches to repeat as Colorado 4A champions and dropped just five sets along the way. But while MaxPreps can recognize this squad, which has three First Team All-State performers in Alexa Smith,

Nicole Montgomery and Mariah Evans, as their national champions, we cannot. The reason is this: How can a team be a national champion if it does not play a national schedule? L-P was undoubtedly the best team in Colorado – the

Rangers defeated Colorado 5A champion Grandview and defeated Ponderosa, considered the No. 2 team in the state, in the 4A championship match. But a team that could have played a national schedule but did not cannot be rewarded

with a spot at the tippy top. The ONLY way for Lewis-Palmer to have claimed national supremacy this year was for

Pondo, which played Durango, to have gone to Sin City and won it all. But the Mustangs, the second-highest Colorado team in these rankings at No. 147, lost three times to strong California teamsLakewood, Villa Park and Francis

Parker in seven matches and could not give the Rangers the boost they needed.

5. Benet (Lisle, Illinois) Final record: 41-1; Last week’s ranking: 5


I’ll admit to surprise when I opened Chicago prep volleyball guru Phil Brozynski’s 2014 preview in mid-August and saw Benet ranked No. 3 in the state behind only Mother McAuley and Wheaton St. Francis. Because of that tout, I

ignored coach Brad Baker’s belief that his team was not worthy of a pre-season national ranking and installed the

Redwings at No. 80. Led by MB Rachael Fara, a great defense anchored by Natalie Canulli and Tiffany Clark and the emergence of sophomore Sara Nielsen at setter, Benet finished much better than the 80th team in the land, avenged its

only loss of the season to McAuley by winning a nail biter in the Supersectional round then romped to the Illinois 4A title. “We won our third state title in the last four years, but this might have been our most surprising championship,” said

Baker. “We will graduate 9 seniors and be very young next season. Winning it all next year will be as big as of challenge as this year was.”

6. St. Ursula (Toledo, Ohio)

Final record: 28-1; Last week’s ranking: 6


The Arrows graduate two four-year starters in MB Lauran Graves and defender Maurissa Leonard and two more impact seniors, RS Morgan Finn and defender Ryann Cox, but head coach John Buck will return a ton of talent, headed

by sophomore libero Jamye Cox and junior MB Elizabeth Coil. Standout junior setter Emily Lydey, sidelined virtually all year by injury, also will be back. This was supposed to be TSUA’s year, but if memory serves me correctly, the Arrows

won their first title in 2004, one year after being the team to beat.

7. Mother McAuley (Chicago, Illinois) Final record: 36-4; Last week’s ranking: 7


Jen DeJarld said that her 2014 Mighty Macs were “one of the strongest teams I’ve ever had.” But the Asics Challenge champs could not get by Benet in the Supersectionals to defend their 2013 4A title and now face rebuilding with the

graduation of nine seniors, six of whom were starters, including Sun-Times POY Ryann DeJarld. The Mighty Macs, who

always have exceptional sub-varsity programs, will build next year around setter Jane DeJarld and MB Kayla Caffey.

8. Desert Vista (Phoenix, Arizona) Final record: 41-3; Last week’s ranking: 8


Jenna Tunnell this week was named First Team All-America by USA Today and Gatorade Arizona POY. She and fellow

seniors Kirstyn Perry, Lexi Glover, Matisse Monty and Maggie Byrne-Quinn (like Tunnell, an All-Arizona selection) helped lead the Thunder to their first Division I state title. They will be missed but Molly West’s team isn’t going away

anytime soon, as a talented sextet of underclassmen, including 6-8 Florida recruit Rachael Kramer and USA Youth National Team libero Hailey Harward, all return with dreams of doubling.

9. Jesuit (Portland, Oregon)


There are only two teams in our top 10 that finished the year undefeated. Those two teams plus St. Ursulaare the only

top 10 teams to play only in-state opponents. As good as Jesuit was this year – and the Crusaders were very good not

just “for Oregon” good – the team could not really challenge for a spot in the top five without at least venturing out of state, even if only to cross the Columbia River to play the best of Washington. The good news is that Jesuit, which

graduates senior setter Symone Tran, returns virtually everyone next year. The Crusaders would be foolish to merely duplicate this year’s schedule. How boring for its elite athletes, who need to see how they stack up beyond their borders.

There are no state association travel restrictions, so hopefully that will happen.

10. The Woodlands (Texas) Final record: 40-3; Last week’s ranking: 10


Seniors Courtney Quinn and Rachel Reed were named All-State by the TGCA. Those two, state tournament MVP Kendall Cook and MB Julia Pasch are among a group of seniors who helped the Highlanders go 121-6 over the

past three years, with state large-class titles capping the final two.

11. Archbishop Mitty (San Jose, California)


Great balance propelled the Monarchs to a third straight California Division II title on Saturday. Bret Almazan-Cezar will

lose several key players to graduation, including WCAL POY Alexa Dreyer in the middle, libero Gabby Carta-Samuels, who was equally important; both efficient outsides and big-blocking middle Brittany Latigue. Mitty will return six key

players – both setters, both right sides, athletic middleCandice Denny and Kate Formico, who can play anywhere – and will be just fine in 2015 when it attempts to add to its state record for volleyball titles.

12. Notre Dame Academy (Park Hills, Kentucky)

Final record: 31-6; Last week’s ranking: 11 Pre-season ranking: Watch List

Junior setter Hannah Talkers set the school assists record in 2014. She and junior OH Morgan Hentzare among nine

varsity players who return next year as the Pandas seek to improve on this year’s finish at the state tournament, where

No. 1 Mercy defeated the Pandas for the third time this season in the state championship match.

13. Punahou (Honolulu, Hawaii) Final record: 24-3; Last week’s ranking: 12


Senior OH McKenna Granato was named today as Hawaii Gatorade POY, capping a season in which the University of Hawaii signee recorded 375 kills, 295 digs, 127 blocks and 96 aces for the Division I state champs.

14. Kamehameha (Honolulu, Hawaii)


What if? What if Kamalani Akeo, a senior setter and First Team All ILH performer, had not been injured in the last non-

state tournament match, the Warriors’ third win in as many attempts to that point versusPunahou? Would her presence have been enough to secure a fourth win over the Buffanblu in the Division I state championship match? We will never

know. What we do know is that Kamehameha, whose only other loss came versus No. 2 Redondo Union, has some

rebuilding to do after graduating 10, including seven starters. Kayla Afoa and Brooke Kaawa will be the top players returning.

15. P.K. Yonge (Gainesville, Florida)


The Florida 4A champs finished the season on a 19-match winning streak and will return nine of their top 10 players,

including 4A POY Jac’cara Walker and Gabby O’Connell, her partner in crime on the outside.

16. Brentwood (Tennessee) Final record: 60-1; Last week’s ranking: 16

Pre-season ranking: Watch List

In 2013, Katie Kemp spent most of her time watching Hunter Thompson set the Bruins to their ninth Tennessee state title. The job fell to the senior this fall and Kemp made the most of it, averaging almost 11 assists per set, including 57 in

the state final win over Farragut that earned her MVP honors. The setting job will fall to someone else next year. If she does the job half as well as Kemp, a third straight title is probable given all of the hitting talent that returns, including

frosh sensation Garrett Joiner.

17. Chaska (Minnesota)


The Hawks, seven seniors strong, finished the 2014 campaign on a 16-match winning streak and captured the state AAA

title in their first appearance in the tournament since 2006.

18. Bishop Kenny (Jacksonville, Florida) Final record: 31-1; Last week’s ranking: 18


A loss to Oviedo at the Berkeley Premier, later avenged at Swing for the Cure in Orlando, is the only blemish on an otherwise perfect season for the Florida 5A champions. The Crusaders, who won state for the first time since 1999, will

be hard-pressed to repeat, however, as all of their top performers were seniors, including 5A POY Denvyr Tyler-Palmer.

19. Mater Dei (Santa Ana, California)

Final record: 30-12*; Last week’s ranking: 19 Pre-season ranking: 70

*Three losses by forfeit

In the pre-season, we wrote this about the Monarchs:

“The Monarchs enjoyed a great first season under new coach Dan O’Dell in 2013. Their ability to match or exceed that

success, however, is dependent on a player we cannot yet write about who may or may not play for the school. That player, a top 100 talent, would help overcome the graduation of five starters. Two senior starters return for Mater Dei:

athletic setter/RS Payton Chang and 6-4 middle Brittany Welsh(LSU). Senior transfer Jacqueline Wolfe, a 6-1

MB/RS, 6-0 sophomore OH Shannon Scully and 6-0 junior MB Makena Martin are three others expected to be big contributors to the Monarch cause. Right now, Mater Dei is at team on the margins of the top 100. But if the transfer

suits up, you can move that team up 50 places in the rankings.”

That player was Alyse Wallace-Ford and she was better than advertised. With her and Wolfe in the lineup together, there was no stopping Mater Dei by any team not named Redondo and even then just barely. We wrote that Mater Dei

would be 50 places better in the rankings with Wallace-Word. Make that 51!

20. St. Mary’s of Lancaster (Lancaster, New York) Final record: 47-0-1; Last week’s ranking: 20


Leah Meyer today was named New York Gatorade POY. The Lancers were good with or without the Duke signee, as evidenced by winning their last eight matches without their injured star. Underclassmen likeBailey Dolegowski, Caitlyn

Meyer and Summer Slade will lead the way next year.

21. St. Thomas Aquinas (Overland Park, Kansas)


To the victors go the spoils. The Saints defeated St. James for the Kansas 5A title and today Carlyle Nusbaum was

named Kansas Gatorade POY over St. James’ Jenna Gray and Arianna Fitzmorris, teammates on the Asics MAVS team that won the 16 Open national championship two summers ago. Nusbaum, who suffered severe facial injuries in an auto

accident three weeks before Junior Nationals this summer, showed her fight by playing at Nationals despite being advised against it. She then followed up with a fantastic senior year in which she amassed 390 kills and 262 digs.

22. Sacred Heart Cathedral (San Francisco, California)



Margi Beima and the Fightin’ Irish enjoyed a record-breaking and record-making season in 2014, including a school

record for wins, a first win over Archbishop Mitty in the WCAL championship (Thank You Jamba Juice!) and a first state

title in California’s Division III. Defense led the way for SHC, which recorded 2,428 digs on the season, including 728 by libero Alexis Dirige, a junior and USA Today All-America who will be one of six key players back for Coach Beima next

season.

23. Carmel (Indiana) Final record: 32-7; Last week’s ranking: 24

Pre-season ranking: Bubble

Under Armour All-America, Second Team All-America by USA Today and Indiana Gatorade Player of the Year after

amassing 584 kills and 465 digs this past season. Those honors would mean nothing, said seniorCarly Skjodt, had they not come with the Indiana 4A title, achieved last month after two years of losing in the championship match.

24. Venice (Florida)


A mostly senior group, led by POY Gen Beaumier, propelled the Indians to the Florida 6A title last month. This trophy’s

a keeper! 6A Coach of the Year Brian Wheatley will have his work cut out for him in 2015, but he always finds a way.

25. Papillion-La Vista (Papillion, Nebraska) Final record: 42-1; Last week’s ranking: 23


Five wins over Omaha Marian, which won the Class A state championship over Papio, are enough to land the Monarchs in the final top 25. Seniors Jessica Peters and Priscilla O’Dowd are among five key seniors graduating for coach

Kristen Lebeda-Svehla, who will build around junior OH Katie Stephens next year.

26. Sacred Heart (Louisville, Kentucky)


The Valkyries suffered 13 losses – to be expected when you play that kind of schedule – but twice

defeatedAssumption and was the only team to beat No. 1 Mercy. Despite graduation of standout hitter Julia Boswell and libero Sydney Shearn, this could be the team to beat in Kentucky next year.

27. Assumption (Louisville, Kentucky)


Great defensively, the Rockets lacked the firepower to be consistently elite. There is young talent with the arms to do

damage next year and the defense will be strong again. Don’t count out Assumption.

28. St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale, Florida) Final record: 29-4; Last week’s ranking: 28


Seniors Nikki Lyons and Kara Mason will graduate this year, leaving the 2014 7A state champions without their top

two hitters. Three sophomore hitters and freshman setter Derry Costigan will help ensure that the fall won’t be too far, if at all.

29. St. Francis (Wheaton, Illinois)


The Spartans won a third straight Illinois 3A title with a very young team, led by Illinois Gatorade POYMolly Haggerty.

Peg Kopec’s team will be prohibitive favorites again in 2015, whether they play in 3A again or their success pushes them to the state’s largest class.

30. Cathedral (Indianapolis, Indiana)


The Irish were our pre-season No. 1 team and played like a top team, earning wins and occasionally suffering losses to

the best teams in the state and Louisville Assumption. Cathedral could not seal the deal by winning an Indiana 4A title

– Carmel got the best of Jean Kesterson’s team in the state championship match – but this is a young team with the defense, setting and firepower to challenge both in the state and nationally again next year.

31. Helias Catholic (Jefferson City, Missouri)

Final record: 43-0-1; Last week’s ranking: 31 Pre-season ranking: Bubble

Forty-three wins for the Crusaders is not only a new school record but a state record for wins in a season in any class.

When you consider that the JV went 30-0-1 and the freshmen were 30-1, Helias may be in prime position to repeat its Class 3 title despite the graduation of five seniors, including First Team All-State performers Erica Haslag and Lindsey

Griggs.

32. Flint Hill (Oakton, Virginia) Final record: 34-0; Last week’s ranking: 32


The Huskies’ perfect season – they dropped only six sets during the fall – increased their unbeaten streak to 47 straight matches over two years. Carrol Anderson’s team has a record of 95-4 over the past three, all of which culminated in

private school titles. Seven seniors graduate, including two-time Virginia POY Ally Ford. Junior OH Morgan

McKnight will lead Flint Hill next year on a quest for four in a row.

33. Charlotte Country Day (Charlotte, North Carolina) Final record: 44-1; Last week’s ranking: 33


Katharine Franz was today named North Carolina Gatorade POY. She is one of five seniors who helped author the best season in school history, a season that included wins over South Carolina AAAA championWando and Tennessee Division

II-AA champion Baylor.

34. Cardinal Gibbons (Raleigh, North Carolina) Final record: 27-0; Last week’s ranking: 34


The Crusaders won state again in 2014. That’s nothing new, as they have won six in a row and 16 times in the past 18 years. The good news is that with so many returning starters, Gibbons can make a run for the top 10 nationally next year

with the right schedule.

35. Mount Carmel (New Orleans, Louisiana)


Katie Kampen, who had 572 kills and 380 digs during the fall for the state-champion Cubs, wrapped up an exemplary

career by winning the Louisiana Gatorade POY award for the second straight season. Kampen will play for LSU next year, leaving the program in the hands of junior Mighty Mite Kristen Nuss and Kampen’s sophomore sister, Kellie.

36. Divine Savior Holy Angels (Milwaukee, Wisconsin)

Final record: 46-3; Last week’s ranking: 36 Pre-season ranking: Bubble

The Wisconsin Division 1 champs graduate six but should contend again next year with setter Maddie Yossback along

with big hitters Annie Ertz, Katie Arnold and Katie Rolfe. Additionally, both the JV and freshmen teams were undefeated, which means reinforcements are coming.

37. Parkland (Allentown, Pennsylvania)

Final record: 45-0-1; Last week’s ranking: 37 Pre-season ranking: Watch List

Only two will graduate from the first team in school history to go undefeated. That means kill leader Siena

Salvaggio and ace record holder Kristin Krause, the team’s setter, will be among many returning for a Trojan team that has played in the large-class state finals in three of the past four years.

38. Providence (Clarksville, Indiana)



Two All-State juniors, Audrey Shannon and Jacquie Hornung, will be back along with a talented group of freshmen

and sophomores next year to continue the legacy that Patricia Mattingly, Taylor Wilsonand Haley Libs helped

establish in back-to-back Indiana 2A titles.

39. Bellarmine Prep (Tacoma, Washington) Final record: 31-1-2; Last week’s ranking: 39


September 20 was a bad day to be a Lion. Bellarmine tied twice and lost once on that Saturday at the Kent Classic. If you take a look at the team’s record, you’ll see that all other matches on all other days produced wins for the two-time

Washington 4A champions. Three youngsters, including a little Schwann and a little Pukis, will carry the torch in 2015.

40. Harlan (Iowa) Final record: 41-2; Last week’s ranking: 40


The Cyclones repeated as state 4A champs with a senior-dominated roster and one senior superstar in middle Jess Schaben. Methinks these will be remembered as the glory days.

41. Dike-New Hartford (Dike, Iowa)


Four years, four 2A state titles, four years of dominance regardless of class. That’s the legacy that Rachel Koop, Briana

Weber, Lizzy Blough and Brooke Morgan have created at Dike. There may never be a small-school Iowa public

school program as dominant again.

42. Auburn Riverside (Auburn, Washington) Final record: 36-0; Last week’s ranking: 42


The move down to 3A proved beneficial for the Ravens, who went undefeated and won the state title; as well as for senior setter Carson Heilborn, who today was named Washington Gatorade POY. Heilborn has signed with New Mexico.

43. Ankeny Centennial (Ankeny, Iowa)


A school that’s been in existence for just two years captured the Iowa large-class state title. That’s shocking. Elite All-

State hitter Ja’ali Winters was the driving force.

44. Immaculate Heart Academy (Washington Township, New Jersey)


Injuries kept hitters out of the lineup from time to time, but that didn’t slow seasoned setter Caitlyn Floyd. The junior

and three-year starter kept IHA pointed towards another Tournament of Champions title. Her efforts earned her New Jersey Gatorade POY honors.

45. Romeo (Michigan)


There are some player who are BIG TIME yet largely unknown to the rest of the country. Junior Gia Milana is one such

player. When she got healthy, Romeo took off, all the way to the Michigan Class A title.

46. Mira Costa (Manhattan Beach, California) Final record: 27-8; Last week’s ranking: 46


The Mustangs had a better record and more success than at any time since 2008, a testament to new coach Hayley Lawson-Blanchard’s ability to manage a roster where every player has high expectations. Eleven graduate, but there is

talent back, including libero Emma Smith and MB Ashley Anselmo, and motivation to reclaim top dog status atop the

Bay League that Redondo has ruled the past few seasons.

47. Ursuline (Cincinnati, Ohio) Final record: 23-4; Last week’s ranking: 47


The Lions lost three times to Mount Notre Dame and one to Toledo St. Ursula and defeated everyone else. That makes them the clear No. 3 in Ohio. Libero Avery Naylor and setter Alyssa Steller return for coach Jeni Case, who will

have to work magic to find the offense to compete in 2015.

48. Roncalli (Indianapolis, Indiana) Final record: 35-4; Last week’s ranking: 48


The Rebels were one of five elite 4A teams in Indiana this year that took turns beating each other up. Four are ranked in the top 50. Seven seniors graduate for the Rebels, including All-State performers Kenzie King, Bailey

Schnell and Samantha Fogg.

49. Center Grove (Greenwood, Indiana) Final record: 29-4; Last week’s ranking: 49


Center Grove/Cathedral in the Indiana 4A finals next fall. I’m calling it now. Taylor Hammill andMadison

Smeathers will make sure the Trojans get there.

50. Farragut (Knoxville, Tennessee) Final record: 54-4; Last week’s ranking: 50


Farragut had two shots at Brentwood during the Tennessee state championships. Both times, including the final where Farragut won the first two sets, Brentwood wound up winning in five. Sophomore OHAlexis Parker, the Knoxville-area

POY, hopes to rectify that over the next two years.

The Next 200 (with Random Notes coming Friday)

51. Siegel (Murfreesboro, Tennessee)



Random note: Three starters will return in 2015 for Siegel, which achieved the best record in school history this past

fall. The team has eight state tournament appearances in the 12-year history of the school.

52. Bettendorf (Iowa) Final record: 38-1; Last week’s ranking: 52


Random note: Said head coach Diane Lichtenberg: “I’m very excited about next fall. I will have a strong team returning with setter Megan Sharkey (Rutgers), Outside Hitters Danielle Pennington (Loyola) andJosie Herbst (UNLV), 6-1

Middle Hitter Maggie Runge and Libero Alexa Ito. They will be joined by a couple of talented, but inexperienced players. After our loss in the state finals, the players are motivated to finish their senior season with a win.”

53. Xavier College Prep (Phoenix, Arizona)


54. Western Christian (Hull, Iowa) Final record: 44-4; Last week’s ranking: 54


55. St. Joseph’s (Baton Rouge, Louisiana) Final record: 44-3; Last week’s ranking: 56


56. Amarillo (Texas) Final record: 43-7; Last week’s ranking: 57


Random note: Said coach Jan Barker about the outlook for 2015: “Well, next year we lose 5 seniors, and all were vital to our team. But we do have both setters back, and two of our strongest hitters in Abby Warner and Emerson

Solano. We may struggle early as we will have all new middles, and a new libero, but hopefully by midseason we will

have made a lot of progress. Our JV did go undefeated for the second year in a row, so we have some talent coming up.”

57. Winter Springs (Florida) Final record: 28-4; Last week’s ranking: 58


58. St. James (Lenexa, Kansas) Final record: 40-7; Last week’s ranking: 59


Random note: Do not consider this a down year for the 2013 PrepVolleyball.com national champion Thunder just because they did not win state again and lost seven times. Nancy Dorsey’s team started the year with two superstars and

very little else in terms of experience and they won nine matches against teams in the top 100. That’s impressive!

59. Lafayette (Wildwood, Missouri) Final record: 27-7-2; Last week’s ranking: 60


Random note: “The 2014 Lafayette state championship team can be summed up in two words: ‘perseverance’ and

‘heart,’ noted head coach Zach Young. “Each time the Lancers backs were up against the wall, they fought and overcame each obstacle.” While graduating seven outstanding seniors (including St. Louis Metro Player of the Year Tori Roe),

Lafayette returns 5 Varsity players next season, including front row standouts Amanda Beaton, Taryn Griffey and Alayna Martin.

60. Burlington (Wisconsin)


61. Olathe East (Olathe, Kansas)


62. Southlake Carroll (Southlake, Texas)


63. Olathe Northwest (Olathe, Kansas)


64. Prior Lake (Minnesota)

Final record: 27-3; Last week’s ranking: 66 Pre-season ranking: Not ranked

65. Bethlehem Academy (Faribault, Minnesota)



Random note: When fully healthy, the Class A champions could make a case for being the best team in Minnesota

regardless of size. Payton Nutter and five other regulars will be back next year.

66. Marian (Omaha, Nebraska)


67. Emerald Ridge (Puyallup, Washington)

Final record: 33-2-1; Last week’s ranking: 68 Pre-season ranking: 47

Random note: Second place at state was the best finish in school history. Four starters and eight varsity returnees plus

the addition of some youngsters should have the Jaguars back in the hunt again next year.

68. Pitman (Turlock, California) Final record: 44-2; Last week’s ranking: 55


Random note: Pitman’s second wasn’t simply record-setting for volleyball; the second-place finish at state makes the Pride volleyball team the most successful in the history of the school in any sport.

69. St. Joseph’s (St. Louis, Missouri)

Final record: 27-9-2; Last week’s ranking: 69 Pre-season ranking: 36

70. Ozark (Missouri)

Final record: 35-6-1; Last week’s ranking: 70


Random note: All five Ozark seniors will continue to play collegiately after helping the Tigers to four Final Four trips

during their careers. The push for a seventh straight state tournament appearance in 2015 will be paced by juniors Paige

Perry and Kendra Sater, who have started for three years.

71. Liberty (Missouri) Final record: 31-2-4; Last week’s ranking: 71


72. Wando (Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina) Final record: 56-6; Last week’s ranking: 72


Random note: Maggie Marsh, who led the state in assists, is one of five impact seniors on the Warriors, who will build

next year behind big blocking Sydney DeJong and Katie Jacques.

73. Clovis (California) Final record: 31-7; Last week’s ranking: 73

Pre-season ranking: Not ranked

74. Aliso Niguel (Aliso Viejo, California) Final record: 29-2; Last week’s ranking: 74


Random note: “The girls set preseason goals in August at training camp to go undefeated in league and to win CIF and they did exactly that!” said coach Peter Butler. The Wolverines placed six on All-League teams with senior Lindsey

Ruddins and junior Kathryn Plummer repeating as co-League MVPs.

75. Santa Margarita (Rancho Santa Margarita, California) Final record: 29-7*; Last week’s ranking: 75


*One loss by forfeit

76. Santiago (Corona, California) Final record: 35-4; Last week’s ranking: 76


77. Corona del Mar (Newport Beach, California) Final record: 25-6; Last week’s ranking: 77


78. Lakewood (California)


79. J.H. Rose (Greenville, North Carolina)

Final record: 26-1; Last week’s ranking: 80 Pre-season ranking: Not ranked

80. Sunnyslope (Phoenix, Arizona)


81. Bishop Lynch (Dallas, Texas)


82. Pittsford-Sutherland (Pittsford, New York) Final record: 44-2-1; Last week’s ranking: 83


83. Loudoun County (Leesburg, Virginia) Final record: 29-2; Last week’s ranking: 84


84. Pearce (Richardson, Texas) Final record: 37-10; Last week’s ranking: 85


85. Westlake (Austin, Texas)


86. Hempfield (Landisville, Pennsylvania)


87. Lovejoy (Lucas, Texas)


88. Santa Fe (Edmond, Oklahoma)


89. Shawnee Heights (Tecumseh, Kansas)


90. Eagan (Minnesota)



91. Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (Burnt Hills, New York)



92. Jackson (Massillon, Ohio) Final record: 27-3; Last week’s ranking: 93


93. Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin (Chadron, Ohio) Final record: 25-4; Last week’s ranking: 94


94. Hillcrest (Simpsonville, South Carolina)


Random note: Hillcrest’s seniors lost in the state final this fall for the first time in their four years. Two All-State

seniors, Callie Yeargin and Lauren Adkins, graduate. Next year’s team should be talented, even if inexperienced, said coach Lynn Avant.

95. Coronado (Henderson, Nevada)


Random note: 5 of 7 is a common theme for the Cougars, who will return five of seven starters in 2015 and seeking to avenge seven losses, five of which were to teams that either won state titles or played for them.

96. Normal Community (Illinois)


97. Bentonville (Arkansas)



98. Severna Park (Maryland)



99. Billings Senior (Billings, Montana)


Random note: The Broncs won their third straight state title in Class AA and are 91-2 over that span. Five

players, Taylor Mims (MB), Aubrie Steiner (RS), Emily Orvis (Libero.), Briley Rowe (DS), andBrianna Bromgard (S) – were recognized as All-State performers. Steiner, Rowe and Bromgard are all juniors.

100. North Branch (Michigan)

Final record: 60-7-4; Last week’s ranking: Bubble Pre-season ranking: Watch List

101. Torrey Pines (San Diego, California)

Final record: 28-7 Pre-season ranking: 13

102. Churchill (San Antonio, Texas)

Final record: 39-8


103. Novi (Pontiac, Michigan)

Final record: 55-6-1


104. Webb School (Knoxville, Tennessee) Final record: 38-8


105. Northern Valley Regional (Demarest, New Jersey) Final record: 28-3


106. Great Oak (Temecula, California) Final record: 21-7


107. Clear Falls (League City, Texas)

Final record: 33-11 Pre-season ranking: Watch List

108. Marymount (Los Angeles, California)


109. St. Joseph’s Catholic (Greenville, South Carolina)

Final record: 41-3 Pre-season ranking: Bubble

110. Hamilton (Chandler, Arizona)

Current record: 33-9


111. Pearland (Texas)

Final record: 41-7


112. Sandburg (Orland Park, Illinois) Final record: 32-6


Random note: “Based in the same sectional as returning champion Mother McAuley proved to be our downfall,” said

coach David Vales. “We had a great season with two tournament wins, a conference championship, and a regional

championship. This season was about a great group of seniors and closure onSami Knight’s four-year varsity career at Sandburg. She led Sandburg to their best four year record in school history (124-30, .805).”

113. St. Francis DeSales (Columbus, Ohio)


114. Coffman (Dublin, Ohio)


115. Rockwall Heath (Rockwall, Texas)


116. Vanguard (Ocala, Florida) Final record: 28-4


117. Huron (Ohio) Final record: 25-4


118. Catholic Memorial (Waukesha, Wisconsin) Final record: 40-11


Random note: Wisconsin Division 2 champion CMHS was a young team that had four sophomores and three juniors playing integral roles at various times throughout the season. “We started fast, rode out a turbulent mid-season

and finished strong,” said head coach Ted Schulte, who will build around Ivey Whalen and Maddy Rondeau in 2015.

119. Gilmour Academy (Gates Mills, Ohio)


120. Exeter Township (Reading, Pennsylvania)

Final record: 41-5-2 Pre-season ranking: Bubble

121. Hebron (Carrollton, Texas)


122. Grand Haven (Michigan) Final record: 52-9


Random note: Grand Haven was on its way to the Michican Class A finals when Second Team All-State OHEmily Lachmann tore an ACL at 8-8 in Game 5 of the semifinal versus Novi. Still, what a great season for the Buccaneers,

who won four invitational tournaments and made it to the semifinals for the second time in three years! Five starters return, so the future is bright.

123. Villa Duchesne (St. Louis, Missouri)

Final record: 31-10-2 Pre-season ranking: 82

124. Heritage (Colleyville, Texas)

Final record: 36-10


125. Libertyville (Illinois)

Final record: 34-7 Pre-season ranking: Not ranked

126. Flintridge-Sacred Heart (La Canada-Flintridge, California)

Final record: 28-7


127. St. Charles East (St. Charles, Illinois)

Final record: 29-7


128. Lyons Township (LaGrange, Illinois) Final record: 34-4


129. Bedford (Temperance, Michigan)


130. Notre Dame Prep (Pontiac, Michigan)

Final record: 57-6


131. Bishop Moore (Orlando, Florida) Final record: 20-9


132. Oviedo (Florida) Final record: 20-9


133. Marist (Chicago, Illinois) Final record: 29-9


134. Mater Dei (Breese, Illinois) Current record: 38-4


135. Manatee (Bradenton, Florida)


136. Avon (Indiana) Final record: 28-9


137. Floyd Central (Floyds Knobs, Indiana) Final record: 30-8


138. O’Connor (Helotes, Texas) Final record: 46-5


139. Villa Park (California) Final record: 26-7


140. Jupiter (Florida)


141. Cypress Ranch (Houston, Texas)


142. Eden Prairie (Minnesota)


143. Los Altos (California)


144. Menlo-Atherton (Atherton, California)

Final record: 30-4


145. Valley Christian (San Jose, California)

Final record: 26-13


146. Francis Parker (San Diego, California) Final record: 29-8


147. Ponderosa (Parker, Colorado) Final record: 24-5


Random note: Ponderosa is excited for next year as the team brings back First Team All-State playerAllison Smith and Second Team All-Stater Camille Smith.

148. Clear Creek (League City, Texas)


Random note: The Wildcats tied the school record for wins in a season in 2015. Their season ended in the region

semifinals at the hands of Cy Ranch. “I can honestly say that’s the toughest loss I’ve ever experienced as a coach,” said coach Scott Simonds.

149. Prosper (Texas)

Final record: 33-11


150. Centennial (Frisco, Texas) Final record: 40-4


151. Bishop’s (La Jolla, California) Final record: 32-7


152. Sequoyah (Canton, Georgia) Final record: 50-8


153. Lakeville South (Lakeville, Minnesota) Final record: 23-8


154. Hopkins (Minnetonka, Minnesota)


155. Blue Valley West (Overland Park, Kansas)


156. Cor Jesu (St. Louis, Missouri)


157. San Ramon Valley (Danville, California)


158. El Camino (Sacramento, California)

Final record: 48-4


159. Mountain Brook (Birmingham, Alabama)

Final record: 49-10


Random note: Mountain Brook peaked the final three weeks of season and won its last five tournaments, including the 7A state tournament. Team defense, led by studly senior libero Julia Smith and freshmenGrace Gann and Lacey

Jeffcoat sparked the surge, as did the play of junior OH Sara Carr, the Gatorade POY for Alabama. “The 2014 team was a special group that had a common goal and played unselfishly and as a unit,” said coach Haven O’Quinn.

160. Cumberland Valley (Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania) Final record: 32-7


161. Musselman (Inwood, West Virginia)


162. Walton (Marietta, Georgia)


163. Pleasant Grove (Elk Grove, California)

Final record: 30-9


164. Broughton (Raleigh, North Carolina)

Final record: 20-1


165. Branson (Ross, California) Final record: 38-4


166. O’Gorman (Sioux Falls, South Dakota) Final record: 33-5


167. Baylor (Chattanooga, Tennessee)


168. Grandview (Aurora, Colorado)

Current record: 22-7 Pre-season ranking: Watch List

169. Pleasant Grove (Utah)



170. Snow Canyon (St. George, Utah)



171. Lehi (Utah) Current record: 23-8


172. Northern Valley Regional (Old Tappan, New Jersey) Final record: 22-4


173. Central Catholic (Portland, Oregon)


174. Saddleback Valley Christian (San Juan Capistrano, California)


175. Harrison (Kennesaw, Georgia)

Final record: 45-6


176. Battle Ground (Washington) Final record: n/a


177. Suffern (New York) Final record: 23-1


178. Bishop Hartley (Columbus, Ohio)


179. Roseville (Minnesota)


180. Guyer (Denton, Texas) Final record: 37-6


181. Padua Franciscan (Parma, Ohio) Final record: 21-6


182. Elkhart Memorial (Elkhart, Indiana) Final record: 23-7


183. Concordia Lutheran (Fort Wayne, Indiana)


184. James Wood (Winchester, Virginia)


185. Briar Woods (Ashburn, Virginia)


186. Ironwood Ridge (Oro Valley, Arizona) Final record: 30-11


187. Stewartville (Minnesota) Final record: 30-6


188. Penfield (New York)

Final record: 36-5-2 Pre-season ranking: Bubble

189. Cheyenne Mountain (Colorado Springs, Colorado)


190. Dunbar (Lexington, Kentucky)


191. Tates Creek (Lexington, Kentucky)


192. Archbishop Alter (Kettering, Ohio)


193. North Royalton (Ohio) Final record: 21-5


194. Princess Anne (Virginia Beach, Virginia) Final record: 30-3


195. Coppell (Texas) Final record: 32-12


196. Boyd (McKinney, Texas)


197. Dowling Catholic (West Des Moines, Iowa)


198. Johnston (Iowa)


199. Bishop Miege (Shawnee Mission, Kansas)


200. Idaho Falls (Idaho)


201. Century (Pocatello, Idaho)


202. Flower Mound (Texas)

Final record: 32-11


203. Champlin Park (Champlin, Minnesota)

Final record: 26-8


204. North (North St. Paul, Minnesota) Final record: 28-3


205. Jenks (Oklahoma) Final record: 27-9


206. Secaucus (New Jersey)


207. Middleburg (Florida)


208. Moanalua (Honolulu, Hawaii)

Final record: 16-1


209. Tampa Prep (Tampa, Florida) Final record: 23-6


210. Campolindo (Moraga, California) Final record: 29-9


211. Plainfield North (Plainfield, Illinois) Final record: 26-8


212. Lincoln-Way North (Lincoln-Way, Illinois)


213. Sage Hill (Newport Coast, California)

Final record: 23-4


214. Eaton (Colorado) Final record: 28-1


215. Sonora (California) Final record: 37-5


216. Father Ryan (Nashville, Tennessee)


217. Webster Schroeder (Webster, New York) Final record: 25-4-2


218. Solon (Iowa) Final record: 32-8


219. Platte County (Platte City, Missouri)

Final record: 33-3-2 Pre-season ranking: Not ranked

220. King (Riverside, California)


221. Notre Dame-Belmont (Belmont, California) Final record: 28-5


222. Lee’s Summit West (Lee’s Summit, Missouri)


223. Canyon Crest (San Diego, California)

Final record: 29-8


224. South (Torrance, California)

Final record: 31-10


225. Hayden (Topeka, Kansas) Final record: 37-9


226. Marist (Atlanta, Georgia) Final record: 36-10


227. Blessed Trinity (Roswell, Georgia)


228. De La Salle (Chicago, Illinois)


229. Providence (Charlotte, North Carolina)

Final record: 26-3


230. Sherwood (Sandy Spring, Maryland) Final record: 23-1


231. Clarkston (Michigan) Final record: 50-7-1


232. Jensen Beach (Florida) Final record: 24-7


233. Pine Crest (Fort Lauderdale, Florida)


234. Crystal Lake South (Crystal Lake, Illinois)


235. Ransom-Everglades (Miami, Florida) Final record: 26-5


236. Clearwater Central Catholic (Clearwater, Florida) Final record: 28-5


237. Henry Clay (Lexington, Kentucky)


238. Bob Jones (Madison, Alabama)


239. Normal Community West (Normal, Illinois)


240. Geneva (Illinois)

Final record: 30-8


241. Morgan (Utah)



242. Lakewood (Lake Odessa, Michigan) Final record: 51-9


243. Southeast (Lincoln, Nebraska)

Final record: 34-5


244. Timpview (Provo, Utah) Current record: 29-5


245. Hoover (Alabama) Final record: 38-9


246. Cibola (Albuquerque, New Mexico)


247. Bayside Academy (Daphne, Alabama)


Random note: The Admirals won state again despite starting four freshmen, three sophomores and a junior. They could

be the best team in the state regardless of class next year.

248. McCracken County (Paducah, Kentucky) Final record: 33-8


249. Glenbard West (Glen Ellyn, Illinois)


250. Sandia (Albuquerque, New Mexico)


State-By-State Rankings:

Alabama

1. Mountain Brook 2. Bob Jones

3. Hoover

4. Bayside Academy 5. McGill-Toolen

6. Addison 7. Madison Academy

8. Montgomery Academy

9. Danville 10. Grissom

11. Huntsville 12. John Carroll

13. Pelham 14. West Morgan

15. Baker

16. Providence Christian 17. Jacksonville

18. St. Paul’s 19. Hartselle

20. Enterprise

21. Fairhope 22. Arab

23. Hazel Green

24. Vestavia Hills 25. Walker

Alaska

1. South Anchorage

2. Dimond 3. Mt. Edgecumbe

4. Monroe Catholic 5. Palmer

6. East Anchorage 7. Kodiak

8. West Valley

9. Grace Christian 10. Colony

11. West Anchorage 12. Nikiski

13. Chugiak

14. Homer 15. Valdez

Arizona

1. Desert Vista

2. Xavier College Prep 3. Sunnyslope

4. Hamilton 5. Ironwood Ridge

6. Basha 7. Mountain Pointe

8. Horizon

9. Centennial 10. Perry

11. Gilbert 12. Corona del Sol

13. Chaparral

14. Notre Dame Prep 15. Millennium

16. O’Connor 17. Mountain Ridge

18. Catalina Foothills

19. Highland 20. Monument Valley

21. Flagstaff 22. Seton Catholic

23. Cactus 24. Sunrise Mountain

25. Thatcher

Arkansas

1. Bentonville 2. Fayetteville

3. Russelleville

4. Southside 5. Marion

6. Conway

7. Paragould 8. Valley View

9. Springdale Har-Ber 10. Mena

11. Benton

12. Shiloh Christian 13. Mansfield

14. Brookland 15. Rogers Heritage

16. Paris 17. Harrison

18. Rogers

19. North Little Rock 20. Westside Jonesboro

California

1. Redondo Union 2. Archbishop Mitty

3. Mater Dei 4. Sacred Heart Cathedral

5. Mira Costa

6. Pitman 7. Clovis

8. Aliso Niguel 9. Santa Margarita

10. Santiago 110. Corona del Mar

12. Lakewood

13. Torrey Pines 14. Great Oak

15. Marymount 16. Flintridge-Sacred Heart

17. Villa Park

18. Chino Hills 19. Los Altos

20. Menlo-Atherton 21. Valley Christian

22. Francis Parker

23. Bishop’s 24. San Ramon Valley

25. El Camino 26. Pleasant Grove

27. Branson 28. Saddleback Valley Christian

29. Campolindo

30. Sage Hill 31. Sonora

32. Riverside King 33. Notre Dame-Belmont

34. Canyon Crest

35. South Torrance 36. Sonoma Valley

37. Village Christian 38. Bishop O’Dowd

39. Rocklin 40. Redwood

41. Ramona

42. Vintage 43. Scripps Ranch

44. Oak Ridge 45. Westview

46. St. Francis (Sacramento)

47. Ventura 48. Redlands East Valley

49. Presentation 50. Alta Loma

Colorado

1. Lewis Palmer

2. Ponderosa 3. Grandview

4. Cheyenne Mountain 5. Eaton

6. Rampart

7. Eaglecrest 8. Regis Jesuit

9. Valley 10. Chaparral

11. Cherry Creek

12. Legend 13. Cherokee Trail

14. Pine Creek 15. Montrose

16. Chatfield 17. Battle Mountain

18. Valor Christian

19. Mullen 20. Bayfield

21. Highlands Ranch 22. Fossil Ridge

23. Fairview

24. Douglas County 25. Fleming

Connecticut

1. Darien 2. Cheshire

3. Farmington 4. RHAM

5. Granby Memorial

6. Ledyard 7. Bristol Eastern

8. Fairfield Ludlowe 9. Haddam-Killingworth

10. Seymour 11. Amity

12. St. Joseph’s

13. Stamford 14. Morgan

15. Joel Barlow

Delaware

1. Archmere

2. Delaware Military Academy 3. Charter School of Wilmington

4. Padua 5. Wilmington Friends

6. Appoquinimink

7. Concord 8. Caravel

9. Ursuline 10. St. Mark’s

11. Smyrna 12. Wilmington Christian

Florida

1. PK Yonge 2. Bishop Kenny

3. St. Thomas Aquinas

4. Venice 5. Winter Springs

6. Vanguard 7. Bishop Moore

8. Oviedo

9. Manatee 10. Jupiter

11. Lakewood Ranch 12. Middleburg

13. Tampa Prep 14. Jensen Beach

15. Pine Crest

16. Ransom Everglades 17. Clearwater Central Catholic

18. Carrollwood 19. Providence

20. St. John Lutheran

21. Bloomingdale 22. Palm Harbor University

23. University (Orange City) 24. Boone

25. Chiles

Georgia

1. Sequoyah 2. Walton

3. Harrison

4. Marist 5. Blessed Trinity

6. North Cobb 7. North Gwinnett

8. Buford 9. Dunwoody

10. Johns Creek

11. Sandy Creek 11. East Coweta

12. Holy Innocent’s 14. Columbus

15. St. Pius X

16. Etowah

17. Woodward

18. Westminster 19. South Forsyth

20. Hebron Christian 21. Lovett

22. Wesleyan

23. Savannah Christian 24. River Ridge

25. West Forsyth

Hawaii

1. Punahou 2. Kamehameha

3. Moanalua 4. Konawaena

5. Iolani 6. Kamehameha-Hawaii

7. Kapolei

8. Seabury Hall 9. Waiake

10. Mililani 11. Kahuku

12. King Kekaulike

13. Hawaii Baptist 14. Kalaheo

15. St. Francis

Idaho

1. Idaho Falls

2. Century 3. Coeur d’Alene

4. Fruitland 5. Vallivue

6. Rocky Mountain

7. Centennial 8. Madison

9. Bonneville 10. Lewiston

11. Highland

12. Bishop Kelly 13. Shelley

14. Malad 15. Firth

16. Skyview

17. Sugar Salem 18. Twin Falls

19. Rigby 20. Nampa Christian

21. Weiser 22. Snake River

23. Eagle

24. Hillcrest 25. Prairie

Illinois

1. Benet

2. Mother McAuley 3. St. Francis

4. Normal Community 5. Sandburg

6. Libertyville

7. St. Charles East 8. Lyons Township

9. Marist 10. Breese Mater Dei

11. Plainfield North 12. Lincoln-Way North

13. De La Salle

14. Crystal Lake South 15. Normal West

16. Geneva 17. Glenbard West

18. St. Charles North

19. Hinsdale Central 20. Crystal Lake Central

21. Joliet Catholic 22. Loyola

23. Springfield 24. Keith Country Day

25. (tie) Deer Creek Mackinaw

25. (tie) Minooka

Indiana

1. Carmel

2. Cathedral 3. Providence

4. Roncalli 5. Center Grove

6. Avon

7. Floyd Central 8. Elkhart Memorial

9. Concordia 10. Mishawaka Marian

11. Valparaiso

12. Carroll (Fort Wayne) 13. Muncie Central

14. Brownsburg 15. Delta

16. Yorktown 17. Westfield

18. Warsaw

19. Crown Point 20. Wes-Del

21. Perry Meridian 22. Franklin

23. Bellmont

24. Northview 25. Brebeuf Jesuit

Iowa

1. Harlan

2. Dike-New Hartford 3. Ankeny Centennial

4. Bettendorf 5. Western Christian

6. Dowling Catholic

7. Johnston 8. Solon

9. West Delaware 10. Ankeny

11. Marion 12. Sumner Fredericksburg

13. Council Bluffs Abraham Lincoln

14. Mount Vernon 15. Nevada

16. Iowa City High 17. Pleasant Valley

18. Holy Trinity Catholic

19. Iowa City West 20. Clear Creek-Amana

21. Red Oak 22. Bishop Heelan

23. Cedar Rapids Prairie 24. Unity Christian

25. West Liberty

Kansas

1. St. Thomas Aquinas

2. St. James

3. Olathe East 4. Olathe Northwest

5. Shawnee Heights 6. Blue Valley West

7. Bishop Miege

8. Hayden 9. Blue Valley NW

10. Blue Valley 11. Washburn Rural

12. Bishop Carroll

13. Seaman 14. McPherson

15. Louisburg 16. Lansing

17. Silver Lake 18. Blue Valley North

19. Andover Central

20. Maize 21. DeSoto

22. Centralia 23. Washington County

24. Clay Center

25. Hillsboro

Kentucky

1. Mercy

2. Notre Dame

3. Sacred Heart

4. Assumption

5. Dunbar 6. Tates Creek

7. Henry Clay 8. McCracken County

9. North Oldham

10. Oldham County 11. St. Henry

12. Ryle 13. Scott

14. Owensboro Catholic 15. Christian Academy of Louisville

16. Eastern

17. Green County 18. Apollo

19. DuPont Manual 20. Holy Cross of Louisville

Louisiana

1. Mt Carmel 2. St Joseph’s

3. Pope John Paul II

4. Metairie Park Country Day 5. St. Thomas More

6. Barbe 7. Teurlings Catholic

8. St. Scholastica 9. St. Amant

10. Assumption

11. Ursuline 12. Domincan

13. Newman 14. McGehee

15. Academy of the Sacred Heart (New Orleans)

16. University Lab (Baton Rouge) 17. Chapelle

18. Northshore 19. John Curtis

20. Academy of the Sacred Heart (Grand Coteau)

21. E.D. White 22. Fontainebleau

23. Ascension Episcopal 24. Ben Franklin

25. Episcopal (Baton Rouge)

Maine

1. Cape Elizabeth

2. Greely 3. Falmouth

4. Yarmouth 5. Mount Desert Island

6. Scarborough 7. Biddeford

8. Ellsworth

9. Gorham 10. Machias

Maryland

1. Severna Park

2. Sherwood 3. Academy of the Holy Cross

4. South River 5. North Hagerstown

6. Oakdale 7. Dulaney

8. Broadneck

9. Arundel 10. Northwest

11. Notre Dame Prep 12. Glenelg

13. Our Lady of Good Counsel

14. Gaithersburg 15. Howard

16. Mt. Hebron 17. Rising Sun

18. Smithsburg 19. Bowie

20. Wilde Lake

21. High Point 22. Liberty

23. Poly 24. Westminster

25. Huntingtown

Massachusetts

1. Hopkinton 2. Notre Dame Academy – Hingham

3. Newton North

4. Andover 5. Frontier Regional

6. Barnstable 7. Westborough

8. Canton

9. Weston 10. Arlington Catholic

11. Brookline 12. North Andover

13. Lynnfield 14. Duxbury

15. Case

16. Bishop Feehan 17. Melrose

18. New Bedford 19. Fairhaven

20. Medfield

21. Lincoln Sudbury 22. Natick

23. Minnechaug 24. Longmeadow

25. Greater New Bedford Voke.

Michigan

1. Romeo

2. North Branch 3. Novi

4. Grand Haven 5. Temperance Bedford

6. Notre Dame Prep

7. Clarkston 8. Lakewood

9. St. Mary’s Catholic Central 10. Lake Orion

11. Bloomfield Hills Marian 12. Chelsea

13. New Boston Huron

14. East Kentwood 15. Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard

16. Mattawan 17. Grand Rapids Christian

18. Portage Central

19. Farmington Hills Mercy 20. Seaholm

21. Battle Creek St. Philip 22. Mt. Morris

23. Schoolcraft 24. Leland

25. Marysville

Minnesota

1. Chaska

2. Prior Lake

3. Bethlehem Academy 4. Eagan

5. Eden Prairie 6. Lakeville South

7. Hopkins

8. Roseville 9. Stewartville

10. Champlin Park 11. North St. Paul

12. Delano

13. Tracy-Milroy-Balaton 14.Marshall

15. Jackson County Central 16. Belle Plaine

17. Wayzata 18. Central Minnesota Christian

19. Rosemount

20. Kasson-Mantorville 21. Chanhassen

22. Osseo 23. Heron Lake-Okabena

24. New Life Academy

25. Rochester Mayo

Mississippi

1. Our Lady Academy

2. DeSoto Central

3. Lewisburg

4. Lake Cormorant

5. Hancock 6. Ocean Springs

7. Starkville 8. Oak Grove

9. Center Hill

10. Hernando 11. Resurrection Christian

12. NW Rankin 13. Senatobia

14. Southaven 15. Tupelo

16. Oxford

17. Clinton 18. Madison Central

19. St. Joseph’s 20. Jackson Academy

21. Olive Branch

22. St. Andrews 23. Corinth

24. Vancleave 25. Germantown

Missouri

1. Helias Catholic

2. Lafayette

3. St. Joseph’s 4. Ozark

5. Liberty 6. Villa Duchesne

7. Cor Jesu 8. Platte County

9. Lee’s Summit West

10. Parkway West 11. Nixa

12. St. Francis Borgia 13. Francis Howell

14. St. Pius X (Festus)

15. Logan-Rogersville 16. Nerinx Hall

17. Blue Springs 18. Bishop DuBourg

19. Carl Junction

20. Glendale 21. Lee’s Summit North

22. Park Hill South 23. Kirkwood

24. Liberty (Mountain View) 25. Pleasant Hill

Montana

1. Billings Senior 2. Bozeman

3. Billings Skyview 4. Helena Capital

5. Kalispell Glacier 6. Belgrade

7. Columbia Falls

8. Forsyth 9. Huntley Project

10. Flathead 11. Frenchtown

12. Billings Central

13. Florence-Carlton 14. Red Lodge

15. Gardiner

Nebraska

1. Papillion-La Vista

2. Omaha Marian 3. Lincoln Southeast

4. Millard West 5. Lincoln North Star

6. North Platte

7. Norris 8. Omaha Skutt

9. Gretna 10. Elkhorn South

11. Millard South

12. Papillion-La Vista South 13. Kearney Catholic

14. Freeman 15. Elkhorn

16. Lincoln East 17. Lincoln Southwest

18. Aurora

19. Omaha Concordia 20. Wahoo

21. Ogallala 22. Grand Island Northwest

23. Lincoln Pius X

24. St. Mary’s 25. Crofton

Nevada

1. Coronado

2. Shadow Ridge 3. Douglas

4. Bishop Manogue 5. Carson

6. Palo Verde

7. Yerington 8. Faith Lutheran

9. Reed 10. Bishop Gorman

11. Foothill 12. McQueen

13. Pahranagat Valley

14. Sierra Vista 15. White Pine

16. Elko 17. Boulder City

18. Bonanza

19. Basic

20. Rancho

21. Silverado 22. Damonte Ranch

23. Incline 24. The Meadows

25. Smith Valley

New Hampshire

1. Merrimack 2. Pinkerton

3. Windham

4. Milford 5. Nashua North

6. Nute 7. Coe-Brown

8. Gilford 9. Salem

10. Hollis-Brookline

11. Farmington 12. Spaulding

13. St. Thomas Aquinas 14. Portsmouth

15. Campbell

New Jersey

1. Immaculate Heart Academy 2. Demarest

3. Old Tappan

4. Secaucus 5. Hunterdon Central

6. Paramus 7. Bogota

8. Ridge 9. North Hunterdon

10. Cherry Hill East

11. Williamstown 12. Livingston

13. Paul VI 14. Union Catholic

15. St. John Vianney

16. Pascack Valley 17. Roxbury

18. Hillsborough 19. Westfield

20. Gloucester Tech

21. West Morris 22. River Dell

23. Ramapo 24. Caldwell

25. Barnegat

New Mexico

1. Cibola 2. Sandia

3. Rio Rancho 4. Cleveland

5. Centennial

6. Piedra Vista 7. Gadsden

8. Goddard 9. St. Pius X

10. Texico

11. Onate 12. Ruidoso

13. Ramah 14. La Cueva

15. Los Lunas 16. Los Alamos

17. Roswell

18. Espanola Valley 19. Volcano Vista

20. Las Cruces 21. Navajo Prep

22. Sandia Prep

23. Portales 24. Silver

25. Pojoaque

New York

1. St. Mary’s

2. Pittsford Sutherland 3. Burnt Hills Ballston Lake

4. Suffern 5. Penfield

6. Webster Schroeder

7. King’s Park 8. Baker (Baldwinsville)

9. Mercy 10. Eden

11. Massapequa

12. West Irondequoit 13. Williamsville East

14. Clarence 15. Shenedehowa

16. John Jay

17. St. Anthony’s 18. Portville

19. Williamsville South 20. John Glenn

21. Ardsley 22. Haldane

23. Owego

24. Walter Panas 25. Pine Bush

North Carolina

1. Charlotte Country Day

2. Cardinal Gibbons 3. JH Rose

4. Broughton

5. Providence 6. West Henderson

7. Hendersonville

8. Myers Park

9. Northwest Guilford 10. Hoggard

11. D.H. Conley 12. Marvin Ridge

13. South Iredell

14. Covenant Day 15. Reagan

16. East Chapel Hill 17. Lee County

18. Apex 19. Charlotte Catholic

20. Watauga

21. North Henderson 22. South Granville

23. Carrboro 24. North Iredell

25. Hickory

North Dakota

1. Fargo Shanley 2. Bismarck Century

3. Grand Forks Red River

4. Fargo Davies 5. Jamestown

6. Bismarck 7. Fargo South

8. Mandan 9. Dickinson

10. Minot

11. West Fargo Sheyenne 12. Williston

13. North Star 14. Hankinson

15. Our Redeemer’s

Ohio

1. Cincy Mt. Notre Dame

2. Toledo St. Ursula

3. Cincy Ursuline 4. Massillon Jackson

5. Notre Dame Cathedral Latin 6. St. Francis De Sales

7. Dublin Coffman

8. Huron 9. Gilmour Academy

10. Bishop Hartley 11. Parma Padua Franciscan

12. Archbishop Alter 13. North Royalton

14. Versailles

15. Fort Loramie 16. Lake Catholic

17. Cincy St. Ursula 18. Cincy Mother of Mercy

19. Norwalk

20. Mason

21. Brunswick

22. Orrville 23. Bloom Carroll

24. Grove City 25. McComb

Oklahoma

1. Edmond Santa Fe

2. Jenks 3. Edmond Memorial

4. Edmond North

5. Bishop Kelley 6. Christian Heritage

7. Owasso 8. Heritage Hall

9. Mount St. Mary 10. Lincoln Christian

11. Regent Prep

12. Broken Arrow 13. Norman North

14. Oklahoma Bible 15. Elgin

16. Tahlequah

17. Victory Christian 18. Booker T. Washington

19. Bishop McGuinness 20. Cache

Oregon

1. Jesuit

2. Central Catholic 3. West Albany

4. Santiam Christian 5. Sisters

6. St. Helens

7. La Salle Prep 8. Marist Catholic

9. Lebanon 10. Clackamas

11. Banks

12. Crook County 13. Sunset

14. Willamette 15. Creswell

16. Southridge

17. McNary 18. West Linn

19. Newberg 20. Marshfield

21. Madras 22. Cascade Christian

23. Burns

24. Culver 25. Valley Catholic

Pennsylvania

1. Parkland

2. Hempfield 3. Exeter

4. Cumberland Valley 5. Baldwin

6. Bethlehem Catholic

7. Seneca Valley 8. Fort LeBouf

9. Emmaus 10. North Allegheny

11. Berks Catholic 12. Greensburg Central Catholic

13. Bishop Shanahan

14. Pope John Paul II 15. Corry

16. Delone Catholic 17. State College

18. Upper Merion

19. North Star 20. Thomas Jefferson

21. Clarion 22. McDowell

23. Pennridge 24. Holy Redeemer

25. Nazareth

Rhode Island

1. Exeter/West Greenwich 2. Coventry

3. East Greenwich

4. Mount St. Charles 5. East Providence

6. La Salle 7. Pilgrim

8. Cranston West

9. Johnston 10. Portsmouth

South Carolina

1. Wando 2. Hillcrest

3. St Josephs Catholic 4. Porter Gaud

5. Pickens 6. Dorman

7. Gaffney

8. Bishop England 9. Blythewood

10. Hilton Head 11. River Bluff

12. Eastside

13. T.L Hanna 14. Socastee

15. Nation Ford 16. Liberty

17. First Baptist

18. White Knoll 19. Northwestern

20. Carolina Forest 21. Lugoff Elgin

22. Bluffton

23. Ashley Hall 24. James Island

25. Charleston Math and Science

South Dakota

1. O’Gorman

2. Huron 3. Watertown

4. Sioux Falls Christian 5. Warner

6. Sioux Falls Roosevelt

7. Rapid City Stevens 8. Aberdeen Central

9. Chester 10. Miller

11. Dakota Valley

12. Mt. Vernon/Plankinton 13. Redfield/Doland

14. Parker 15. Spearfish

Tennessee

1. Brentwood

2. Farragut 3. Siegel

4. Webb School 5. Baylor

6. Father Ryan

7. Briarcrest Christian 8. Houston

9. Ooltewah 10. St. George’s

11. Ensworth

12. Ravenwood 13. ECS

14. CAK 15. Dobyns Bennett

16. Centennial

17. Blackman 18. Bartlett

19. St. Agnes 20. Signal Mountain

21. Harding 22. Goodpasture

23. Bearden

24. Hardin Valley 25. Harpeth Hall

Texas

1. The Woodlands

2. Amarillo 3. Southlake Carroll

4. Bishop Lynch 5. Richardson Pearce

6. Westlake

7. Lovejoy 8. Churchill

9. Clear Falls 10. Pearland

11. Rockwall Heath 12. Hebron

13. Colleyville Heritage

14. O’Connor 15. Cy Ranch

16. Clear Creek 17. Prosper

18. Frisco Centennial

19. Denton Guyer 20. Coppell

21. McKinney Boyd 22. Flower Mound

23. Fort Bend Austin 24. Aledo

25. Dripping Springs

26. Alamo Heights 27. Granbury

28. Clark 29. Plano

30. Highland Park

31. Decatur 32. Reagan

33. McKinney 34. Johnson

35. Waxahachie

36. Kerrville Tivy 37. Canyon Randall

38. Vista Ridge 39. New Braunfels Canyon

40. Argyle 41. Dumas

42. Ursuline

43. Cinco Ranch 44. Antonian

45. College Park 46. Allen

47. St. Stephen’s

48. Clear Lake 49. Alvin

50. A&M Consolidated

Utah

1. Pleasant Grove

2. Snow Canyon 3. Lehi

4. Morgan 5. Timpview

6. Bingham

7. Lone Peak 8. Sky View

9. Northridge 10. Riverton

11. Fremont

12. Davis 13. Enterprise

14. Taylorsville 15. Desert Hills

16. Jordan 17. Alta

18. Bountiful

19. Springville 20. Skyline

21. Syracuse 22. Panguitch

23. Salem Hills

24. Clearfield 25. Dixie

Virginia

1. Flint Hill

2. Loudoun County 3. James Wood

4. Briar Woods 5. Princess Anne

6. First Colonial 7. James Madison

8. Jamestown

9. Warhill 10. Cave Spring

11. Stone Bridge 12. Lee Davis

13. Forest Park

14. Cape Henry Collegiate 15. Kellam

16. Ocean Lakes 17. Paul VI

18. Grafton

19. Osbourn Park 20. Colonial Forge

21. Westover Christian 22. Langley

23. Cosby 24. Bishop O’Connell

25. Gate City

Washington

1. Bellarmine Prep

2. Auburn Riverside

3. Emerald Ridge 4. Battle Ground

5. Curtis 6. Columbia River

7. Mercer Island

8. Tumwater

9. Camas

10. Capital (Olympia) 11. Tahoma

12. Gig Harbor 13. Central Valley

14. University

15. Lakeside 16. Southridge

17. Selah 18. Seattle Prep

19. Lynden Christian 20. North Kitsap

21. Burlington-Edison

22. Sehome 23. King’s

24. Colfax 25. North Thurston

West Virginia

1 Musselman 2. Spring Valley

3. Martinsburg

4. George Washington 5. Parkersburg

6. Winfield 7. James Monroe

8. Clay County 9. Williamstown

10. Tyler Consolidated

11. Ritchie County 12. Oak Glen

13. Woodrow Wilson 14. South Charleston

15. Hedgesville

16. Greenbrier East 17. Phillip Barbour

18. Capital 19. Morgantown

20. R.C. Byrd

21. Sissonville 22. Magnolia

23. Buffalo 24. Wirt County

25. Herbert Hoover

Wisconsin

1. Divine Savior Holy Angels 2. Burlington

3. Catholic Memorial 4. Manitowoc Lincoln

5. East Troy

6. Muskego 7. Germantown

8. Brookfield East 9. Kettle Moraine Lutheran

10. Mukwanago

11. West Bend East

12. Oconomowoc

13. Platteville 14. Kenosha Tremper

15. Waterloo 16. Greendale

17. Tomahawk

18. Westosha Central 19. Neenah

20. DeForest 21. Merrill

22. Kimberly 23. Newman Catholic

24. Marathon

25. Howards Grove

Wyoming

1. Cheyenne East

2, Kelly Walsh

3. Natrona County 4. Cheyenne Central

5. Riverton 6. Douglas

7. Mountain View

8. Sheridan 9. Powell

10. Jackson Hole 11. Rawlins

12. Wright 13. Big Horn

14, Cokeville

15. Little Snake River

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