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1 (2)
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Battlefield
Haymarket, VA
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11-0-0
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| Battlefield won a pair of 9-0 matches last week with Kayla Hamric and Emilene Parham each delivering three goals and Tori Powell contributing two goals and three assists. |
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2 (3)
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Notre Dame de Sion
Kansas City, MO
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13-0-0
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| Notre Dame de Sion received goals from four players in a 4-0 win over perennial large school state power St. Teresa's Academy last week. |
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3 (4)
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Green Hope
Cary, NC
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17-0-0
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| Grace Wagner had three goals and two assists in Green Hope's 9-0 win over city rival Cary last week in the team's only outing. |
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4 (6)
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St. Charles North
St. Charles, IL
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12-0-2
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| St. Charles North came away with a share of the adidas Tournament of Champions title following a 1-1 match with St. Thomas Aquinas (Kan.) in a contest that was ended midway through the second half due to rain. Last week, the North Stars defeated nationally ranked St. Charles East, defending Wisconsin state champion Divine Savior-Holy Angels (Wis.) and Visitation (Mo.). |
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5 (8)
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Barrington
Barrington, IL
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16-1-0
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| Ellie Stodola scored with five seconds remaining as Barrington stunned previous SIMA FAB 50 No. 1 Naperville North 3-2 in the Naperville Invitational final. Barrington and Naperville North have split their two meetings this season. |
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6 (1)
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Naperville North
Naperville, IL
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13-1-2
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| Naperville North saw a 33-match regular season undefeated streak ended in a 3-2 loss to Barrington in the Naperville Invitational final. While the teams have met twice already this season, a third meeting -- this one in postseason play -- is certainly possible. |
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7 (7)
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Tulsa Union
Tulsa, OK
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13-1-0
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| Tulsa Union ran through the entire regular season without allowing a goal this year. The team's lone blemish was a shootout loss following a scoreless match. |
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8 (12)
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Blue Valley West
Overland Park, KS
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10-0-0
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| Blue Valley West defeated local rival Blue Valley Northwest 4-1 last week, receiving goals from four players. |
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9 (13)
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Patriot
Nokesville, VA
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11-0-0
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| Amanda Nhek scored 10 goals last week as Patriot routed Stonewall Jackson and Osbourn. This week, Patriot clashes with top-ranked Battlefield. |
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10 (10)
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Stoney Creek
Rochester Hills, MI
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8-0-1
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| Isabelle Paradoski scored the game winner as Stoney Creek rallied for a 2-1 win over North Farmington to cap the week. |
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11 (9)
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New Trier
Winnetka, IL
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13-2-0
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| New Trier's run at the Naperville Invitational ended with a 1-0 setback to Barrington. The team's lone defeats this year are to Barrington and Naperville North. Meanwhile, the Trevians have posted the only defeat on SIMA FAB 50 No. 20 Geneva. |
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12 (14)
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Mills Godwin
Richmond, VA
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7-0-1
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| Mills Godwin, coached by former University of Maryland player and assistant coach Ali Toole, stayed undefeated with wins over Glen Allen and Freeman last week. |
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13 (16)
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Whitewater
Fayetteville, GA
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17-0-1
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| The early rounds of Georgia postseason play for the highly ranked teams are basically walk-over contests. In fact, all three Georgia teams in the SIMA FAB 50 Top 25 won their postseason matches 10-0 last week. Whitewater was the last to record its 10-0 victory, handling Thomas County Central on Thursday. |
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14 (17)
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South Iredell
Statesville, NC
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16-0-0
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| Sophomore Elisabeth Iler scored four goals last week as South Iredell stayed perfect with wins over North Iredell and Statesville. |
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15 (21)
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Cherry Creek
Greenwood Village, CO
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13-0-1
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| Colorado signee Libby Geraghty scored three goals last week as Cherry Creek defeated Smoky Hill and Ralston Valley. |
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16 (19)
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Wakefield
Raleigh, NC
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15-0-1
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| Sophomore standout McRae Calhoun scored goals in both of Wakefield's outings last week -- a draw with No. 25 Millbrook and a win over former state power Broughton. |
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17 (22)
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St. Pius X
Atlanta, GA
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17-1-1
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| St. Pius routed Gilmer County 10-0 last week. But stiffer challenges remain. The Golden Lions are in a quad with Mary Persons, Blessed Trinity and Columbus. Only one of the four can reach the state semifinals despite three of them are ranked in the state's top four by the coaches. |
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18 (23)
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Westminster Schools
Atlanta, GA
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16-1-1
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| Westminster Schools routed North Hall 10-0 last week. Expect more of the same throughout the rest of the Class AAA playoffs as no school in the Georgia Class AAA Top 5 has played Westminster Schools closer than a four-goal loss. |
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19 (25)
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Iowa City West
Iowa City, IA
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9-0-0
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| Michigan signee Emma Cooper had three goals and three assists while Northwestern signee Regan Steigleder scored four goals with an assist as Iowa City West routed Cedar Rapids Jefferson 9-0 last week. |
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20 (18)
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Geneva
Geneva, IL
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14-1-0
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| Geneva's win streak was ended at 13 in a 1-0 loss to New Trier. The Vikings bounced back with a consolation match win at the Naperville Invitational over Naperville Central. |
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21 (5)
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Owasso
Owasso, OK
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14-1-0
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| Owasso allowed its first goal of the season in a 1-0 setback to Bixby, then defeated Broken Arrow, which had beat Bixby to end the regular season. These teams are in line for possible postseason rematches that ultimately will decide these teams' rankings. |
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22 (15)
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St. Thomas Aquinas
Overland Park, KS
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10-2-1
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| St. Thomas Aquinas rebounded from a loss to unranked Mill Valley with a 2-0-1 showing at the adidas Tournament of Champions. In a rain-shortened final, Aquinas and St. Charles North (Ill.) played to a 1-1 draw when play was stopped in the second half. North Carolina commit Hallie Klanke scored a goal in each of Aquinas' three matches at the ToC. |
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23 (30)
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Cardinal Gibbons
Raleigh, NC
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14-1-1
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| North Carolina commit Maggie Pierce and McKenna Snyder each scored four goals and Taylor Currie added three as Cardinal Gibbons rolled past Person and Hillside last week. |
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24 (31)
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Millbrook
Raleigh, NC
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13-1-3
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| Millbrook got a bump in the rankings after playing undefeated Wakefield to a draw last week. This week, the Wildcats take on another nationally ranked opponent in Leesville Road. |
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25 (29)
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Brookfield Central
Brookfield, WI
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6-1-0
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| Brookfield Central has rolled off five straight shutout wins, scoring 40 goals, since an early season setback to New Trier (Ill.). |
