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High School  | Rankings | 5/25/2022

HS Rankings Update: May 25

Tyler Russo
Colton Olinger
Photo: David Horn, JSerra Catholic (Perfect Game)
It’s only been a week since the last rankings update, but with state titles starting to be claimed in places all over the country, we’ve got major shakeups throughout the Top 50 this week. We don’t see a change at the top, as Stoneman Douglas (Fla.) won their second consecutive Florida 7A title in impressive fashion, 10-0 in title game, and finishes their season at a record of 30-2 with some impressive wins over the course of the spring. Orchard Lake St. Mary’s (Mich.) continues to knock on the door, now at 34-0 as they near their playoff stretch in Michigan. It’s a new face at No. 3 as Hamilton (Ariz.) finished out claiming the 5A State Title in Arizona, also in impressive fashion and closing out a strong resume out West. IMG Academy (Fla.) sits at No. 4 in this recent update while JSerra Catholic (Calif.) climbs all the way up to No. 5 after winning their first Southern Section title and avenging an otherwise tough start to the year.
 
Some new faces litter the rest of the top-10 as Providence (N.C.) moves to 31-0 on the year and sits just a single win away from their state championship game, while Rockwall-Heath (Texas) moves up to No. 7 after staying alive in the 6A Texas playoffs and Hartselle (Ala.) climbs up to No. 8 after winning the 6A State Title in Alabama. Orange Lutheran (Calif.) and Bishop Gorman (Nev.) round out the top-10 for now, with tons of talent on their rosters and impressive resumes, although they fell short in their respective chases for titles.
 
Plenty of movers fill out the next batch of teams in the rankings and they are as follows: Berkeley Prep (Fla.) is up to No. 11 as they play for a state title in Florida this week, Jackson Prep (Miss.) is up to No. 13 as they claimed their fifth-straight state title, North Oconee (Ga.) is all the way up to No. 14 after winning the 4A state title in Georgia with a record of 39-1, Lake Travis (Texas) is up to No. 15 after they continue to push forward in the Texas playoffs, Tampa Jesuit (Fla.) surges all the way up to No. 17 after claiming the 5A Florida state title and Central Phenix (Ala.) moves all the way up to No. 19 after winning the 7A state title in Alabama to go with their High School Showdown championship earlier this spring.
 
Seven new teams joined the rankings this week as teams’ resumes continue to either improve or they claim titles in their respective states: Doral Academy (Fla.) at No. 40 after winning the 6A title in Florida, Pope (Ga.) at No. 41 after winning the 6A title in Georgia, Basic (Nev.) at No. 42 after winning the 5A title in Nevada, Charlotte Christian (N.C.) at No. 43 after winning a 4A title in North Carolina, Woodstock (Ga.) at No. 45 after winning the 7A title in Georgia, Ridge Point (Texas) at No. 49 after knocking off Tompkins to advance in the 6A playoffs in Texas and American Fork (Utah) at No. 50 after advancing deep into the 6A playoffs in Utah.
 
With just a few weeks left in the season around the country, as most of the Northern states move into their respective playoffs, we move closer to our end of season awards, which will include crowning a National Champion, a final High School Top 50, the top team and player in each state, and National Player of the Year awards with a release date yet to be formally set.
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 RankPrevHSCitySt
11Marjory Stoneman DouglasParklandFL
22Orchard Lake St. Marys PrepOrchard LakeMI
35HamiltonChandlerAZ
43IMG AcademyBradentonFL
512J SerraSan Juan CapistranoCA
610ProvidenceCharlotteNC
78Rockwall-HeathHeathTX
811HartselleHartselleAL
96Orange LutheranOrangeCA
104Bishop GormanLas VegasNV
1118Berkeley PreparatoryTampaFL
129Calvary ChristianClearwaterFL
1319Jackson PreparatoryJacksonMS
1425North OconeeBogartGA
1522Lake TravisAustinTX
1614Combine AcademyLincolntonNC
1731Tampa JesuitTampaFL
1817Don Bosco PrepRamseyNJ
1930Phenix City CentralPhenix CityAL
207Obra D. TompkinsKatyTX
2115Houston CountyWarner RobinsGA
2216Alfred M. BarbeLake CharlesLA
2313BuchananClovisCA
2421Villa ParkVilla ParkCA
2532Northwest RankinFlowoodMS
2620The First AcademyOrlandoFL
2723ParkviewLilburnGA
2826Brother RiceChicagoIL
2928Southlake CarrollSouthlakeTX
3027HanoverMechanicsvilleVA
3129OwassoOwassoOK
3224St. John's Country DayOrange ParkFL
3334Archbishop MoellerCincinnatiOH
3437RandlemanRandlemanNC
3535TrinityLouisvilleKY
3633Huntington BeachHuntington BeachCA
3746SumrallSumrallMS
3845SintonSintonTX
3942StockdaleBakersfieldCA
new 40 Doral Academy CharterDoralFL
new 41 PopeMariettaGA
new 42 BasicHendersonNV
new 43 Charlotte ChristianCharlotteNC
4439Hewitt-TrussvilleTrussvilleAL
new 45 WoodstockWoodstockGA
4643AuburnAuburnAL
4748West MonroeWest MonroeLA
4840American HeritagePlantationFL
new 49 Ridge PointMissouri CityTX
new 50 American ForkAmerican ForkUT
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Ohio Valley High School Notebook
Jordan Gates
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