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High School  | Rankings | 3/31/2015

National HS Top 50: March 31

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The big story this past week was obviously the National High School Invitational, which pitted several of the Perfect Game Top 50 teams against each other. San Clemente (Calif.) won the whole tournament, despite being without their ace, Kolby Allard. Allard is ranked No. 3 overall in the Perfect Game rankings for the class of 2015, and scouts nationwide have long lauded him as a potential top 10 pick in the draft. He's out for several weeks with a stress reaction in his back, but that didn't matter to San Clemente, as they went on to go 4-0 at the NHSI.

Along the way San Clemente beat fellow Top 50 teams College Park, Huntington Beach, College Station, and Lambert. This was a truly outstanding performance that vaulted San Clemente back into our top five overall, claiming the No. 3 spot.

Several other schools had very good weeks at the NHSI as well, including JSerra (3-1), College Park (3-1), Puyallup (3-1), and Farragut (3-1). Huntington Beach, who dropped out of our Top 50 last week, finds themselves back in it this week after a very strong 3-1 performance at the NHSI.

We have finally almost reached the point where every school in the rankings is playing, and those who haven't yet should begin play this week, weather permitting. That should certainly help shake up the board for next week.

Debuting in the Top 50 for the first time in 2015 are several schools, including Oviedo (Fla.), Cullman (Ala.), Summerville (S.C.), and Houston (Tenn.). Congratulations to those schools.

The No. 1 overall team for the third straight week, Park Vista (Fla.) has a pretty cool story going. They started the season 0-1, losing their first game, but are 15-0 since then, dominating the competition in Florida.

We're down to only a few schools who remain unbeaten (after playing 10 plus games). They are Olympia (Fla.), San Clemente (Calif.) and Sulphur (La.).


Ranking Previous Team City State
1 1 Park Vista Lake Worth Florida
2 3 Olympia HS Orlando Florida
3 7 San Clemente San Clemente California
4 4 JSerra San Juan Capistrano California
5 9 Parkview Lilburn Georgia
6 6 IMG Academy Bradenton Florida
7 8 Buford Buford Georgia
8 11 College Park (CA) Pleasant Hills California
9 12 Kennesaw Mountain Kennesaw Georgia
10 5 Flower Mound Flower Mound Texas
11 17 Sulphur Sulphur Louisiana
12 21 Farragut Farragut Tennessee
13 2 College Station College Station Texas
14 13 Barbe Lake Charles Louisiana
15 15 Pearland Pearland Texas
16 14 Moeller Cincinnati Ohio
17 18 Puyallup Puyallup Washington
18 20 Bishop Gorman Las Vegas Nevada
19   Oviedo Oviedo Florida
20 10 Lambert Suwanee Georgia
21 19 Mosley Lynn Haven Florida
22 23 Hamilton Chandler Arizona
23 24 Rancho Bernardo San Diego California
24 22 Gulliver Prep Miami Florida
25 26 St. Rita Chicago Illinois
26   Summerville Summerville South Carolina
27 28 Fayetteville Fayetteville Arkansas
28   Cullman Cullman Alabama
29 29 Coppell Coppell Texas
30 25 Buchanan Clovis California
31 27 Dana Hills Dana Pointe California
32 16 St. Thomas More Lafayette Louisiana
33 31 Archbishop McCarthy Southwest Ranches Florida
34 33 Brother Rice Bloomfield Hills Michigan
35 34 Pelham Pelham Alabama
36 35 Dallas Jesuit Dallas Texas
37 36 Hickory Chesapeake Virginia
38 30 DeSoto Central Southaven Mississippi
39 32 Wando Mount Pleasant South Carolina
40   Huntington Beach Huntington Beach California
41 39 Westminster Christian MO St. Louis Missouri
42 37 Whitewater Fayetteville Georgia
43 41 Providence Charlotte North Carolina
44 43 St. Thomas Aquinas KS Overland Park Kansas
45 44 Haines City Haines City Florida
46 40 Southlake Carroll Southlake Texas
47 46 Horizon Scottsdale Arizona
48 48 Battlefield Haymarket Virginia
49 49 Arbor View Las Vegas Nevada
50   Houston Germantown Tennessee


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