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High School | Rankings | 4/17/2018

National HS Top 50: April 17

Vincent Cervino

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National High School Top 50: April 10

The High School Top 50 remains pretty much the same in terms of the top team in the land, as all of the top 9 from last week retain their spots in the rankings. Valley Christian Schools (Calif.) joins the top 10 at No. 10 and Faith Academy (Ala.) jumps five spots to No. 11 in the country. Six new teams join the rankings and they are as follows: No. 39 Flanagan (Fla.), No. 41 Don Bosco Prep (N.J.), No. 42 Pope (Ga.), No. 44 St. Xavier (Ky.), No. 46 Blanchard (Okla.) and No. 48 Mountain View (Ariz.).

The top 20 has been highlighted by very strong years in both the Texahoma and Southeast regions. Nos. 2 and 3 Lake Travis (Texas) and Argyle (Texas) are both in the midst of strong undefeated seasons in large classifications while San Antonio Reagan (Texas) is at No. 7 and Cypress Ranch (Texas) is at No. 17. The Southeast has been led by two Georgia teams in Blessed Trinity and Parkview at Nos. 5 and 6, respectively. Faith Academy (Ala.), Zachary (La.) and John Curtis Christian (La.) round out the top 20 for the Southeast and John Curtis turned heads a couple of weeks ago at the NHSI with an impressive run into the final four.

Midwest and Northeast baseball is underway but due to unprecedented cold weather and rain outs some teams like Saline (Mich.) still haven't gotten a chance to play. Don Bosco Prep and St. Xavier are two teams joining the rankings after hot starts to their seasons represented in these regions. We are approaching the final week of regular season play for most of the Florida and Southeast teams, and the rankings are sure to reflect that as state playoffs get underway. Stay tuned to Perfect Game as there's no better time than high school baseball state playoffs.

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	Rank	Prev	HS	City	St
	1	1	Calvary Christian	Clearwater	FL
	2	2	Lake Travis	Austin	TX
	3	3	Argyle	Argyle	TX
	4	4	Calvary Christian Academy	Fort Lauderdale	FL
	5	5	Blessed Trinity Cath	Roswell	GA
	6	7	Parkview	Lilburn	GA
	7	8	Reagan	San Antonio	TX
	8	6	Riverdale Baptist	Upper Marlboro	MD
	9	9	Puyallup	Puyallup	WA
	10	12	Valley Christian Schools	San Jose	CA
	11	16	Faith Academy	Mobile	AL
	12	13	New Hanover	Wilmington	NC
	13	28	Zachary	Zachary	LA
	14	14	American Heritage	Plantation	FL
	15	11	Northwestern	Rock Hill	SC
	16	10	Niceville Senior	Niceville	FL
	17	19	Cypress Ranch	Cypress	TX
	18	25	Bellarmine College Prep	San Jose	CA
	19	20	John Curtis Christian	River Ridge	LA
	20	15	Orange Lutheran	Orange	CA
	21	17	The Bolles	Jacksonville	FL
	22	30	Huntington Beach	Huntington Beach	CA
	23	31	Snow Canyon	Saint George	UT
	24	23	Hattiesburg	Hattiesburg	MS
	25	22	Basic	Henderson	NV
	26	37	St. John Vianney	Kirkwood	MO
	27	18	Bishop Gorman	Las Vegas	NV
	28	29	Pleasure Ridge Park	Louisville	KY
	29	40	St. Thomas Aquinas	Fort Lauderdale	FL
	30	27	Providence	Jacksonville	FL
	31	42	Har-Ber	Springdale	AR
	32	26	River Ridge	Woodstock	GA
	33	34	La Cueva	Albuquerque	NM
	34	35	La Mirada	La Mirada	CA
	35	32	Notre Dame	Sherman Oaks	CA
	36	21	Sam Houston	Lake Charles	LA
	37	38	Harvard-Westlake	Los Angeles	CA
	38	36	Sheridan	Sheridan	AR
new	39		Charles W Flanagan	Pembroke Pines	FL
	40	43	O'Fallon	O Fallon	IL
new	41		Don Bosco Prep	Ramsey	NJ
new	42		Pope	Marietta	GA
	43	39	Gulfport	Gulfport	MS
new	44		St. Xavier	Louisville	KY
	45	45	Delbarton	Morristown	NJ
new	46		Blanchard	Blanchard	OK
	47	47	J Serra	San Juan Capistrano	CA
new	48		Mountain View	Mesa	AZ
	49	49	Desert Oasis	Las Vegas	NV
	50	50	Saline	Saline	MI

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High School | General | 11/20/2025

Regional Superlatives: Florida

Vincent Cervino

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College | Story | 12/5/2025

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College | Story | 12/2/2025

College Notebook: December 2

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