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High School | Rankings | 6/2/2026

High School Top 50 Update: June 2

Tyler Russo

Cam McElwaney

With another few weeks in the book of the high school season, we’ve already had state champions crowned with playoffs happening in some northern states. There have been some upsets so there has been a good amount of movement in the National High School Top-50.

We have a new number-one this update with Tomball (TX) taking over the top spot and will be playing for a state championship this week. They sport a 42-1 record heading into the title game and have been one of the best teams from start to finish this year. St. John Bosco (CA) has now gone back-to-back with Trinity League and CIF Southern Section titles and take over the No. 2 spot. No. 3 Aledo (TX) continues to win, No. 4 Trinity (KY) has been dominant in Kentucky play and No. 5 Norco (CA) lost the Southern Section title game and had a great year. Magnolia Heights (MS) moves up a few spots to No. 8 after winning their 8th straight championship. IMG Academy (FL), South Walton (FL), Harvard-Westlake (CA), and Stoneman Douglas (FL) round out the top-10.

We have 14 new teams that have claimed their spot in the Top-50 with Notre Dame (CA) and Loganville (GA) leading the way at No. 29 and No. 30 respectively. Farragut (TN) has been one of the best teams in Tennessee for a while and won another state title and reclaim a spot at No. 35. CPA (TN), Marcus (TX), Sam Houston (LA), Valley View (AR), James Island (SC), Nolensville (TN), Providence (NC), Cypress (CA), Hartselle (LA), Lake Travis (TX), and Hamilton (AZ) have all either made their debut or are welcomed back after winning titles or playing for them this week in their respective states.

The top-50 is loaded from top-to-bottom in this update with state title winners and teams who have put together incredible runs. We’ll be back soon with another update and crown a national champion.

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	Rank	Prev	HS	City	St
	1	2	Tomball	Tomball	TX
	2	11	St. John Bosco	Bellflower	CA
	3	4	Aledo	Aledo	TX
	4	6	Trinity	Louisville	KY
	5	9	Norco	Norco	CA
	6	8	Magnolia Heights	Senatobia	MS
	7	5	IMG Academy	Bradenton	FL
	8	10	South Walton	Santa Rosa Beach	FL
	9	7	Harvard-Westlake	Los Angeles	CA
	10	41	Marjory Stoneman Douglas	Parkland	FL
	11	3	Orange Lutheran	Orange	CA
	12	1	Venice Senior	Venice	FL
	13	18	Keller	Keller	TX
	14	15	Tampa Jesuit	Tampa	FL
	15	36	Etowah	Woodstock	GA
	16	14	The Bennett School	Houston	TX
	17	13	St. Laurence	Burbank	IL
	18	16	Calallen	Corpus Christi	TX
	19	22	Catholic High School	Baton Rouge	LA
	20	26	Trinity Christian Academy	Jacksonville	FL
	21	20	Delbarton	Morristown	NJ
	22	17	Alfred M. Barbe	Lake Charles	LA
	23	12	North Paulding	Dallas	GA
	24	23	De La Salle	Concord	CA
	25	27	Center Grove	Greenwood	IN
	26	29	The Stony Brook	Stony Brook	NY
	27	28	Bishop Gorman	Las Vegas	NV
	28	30	Pleasant Grove	Texarkana	TX
new	29		Notre Dame	Sherman Oaks	CA
new	30		Loganville	Loganville	GA
	31	21	Corona	Corona	CA
	32	31	Pope	Marietta	GA
	33	33	Bishop Moore	Orlando	FL
	34	24	Buford	Buford	GA
new	35		Farragut	Knoxville	TN
	36	37	Prestonwood Christian Academy	Plano	TX
new	37		Christ Presbyterian Academy	Nashville	TN
new	38		Marcus	Flower Mound	TX
new	39		Sam Houston	Lake Charles	LA
new	40		Valley View	Jonesboro	AR
new	41		James Island Charter	Charleston	SC
new	42		Nolensville	Nolensville	TN
new	43		Providence	Charlotte	NC
	44	49	Gloucester Catholic	Gloucester City	NJ
	45	47	Bishop John J. Snyder	Jacksonville	FL
	46	50	Hewitt-Trussville	Trussville	AL
new	47		Cypress	Cypress	CA
new	48		Hartselle	Hartselle	AL
new	49		Lake Travis	Austin	TX
new	50		Hamilton	Chandler	AZ

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High School | General | 5/28/2026

Ohio Valley High School Notebook

Jordan Gates

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Tournaments | Story | 6/2/2026

Southeast Elite Scout Notes: Days 3-5

Perfect Game Staff

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Tournaments | Story | 6/2/2026

WWBA South Invite Notes: Days 3-5

Perfect Game Staff

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Tournaments | Championship | 6/2/2026

EC Astros Win Back-And-Forth Thriller

Will Dembo

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Tournaments | Story | 6/2/2026

Central Florida Invite Scout Notes

Perfect Game Staff

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Tournaments | Championship | 6/2/2026

Biscuits Elite Go Perfect at Kick-Off

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Tournaments | Championship | 6/1/2026

Turn 2 Comes Back to Take BCS

Alyssa Golden

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College | Story | 5/29/2026

Cali Mid-Major Draft Notes

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Tournaments | Story | 6/1/2026

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Tournaments | Story | 5/31/2026

Blalock's Consistency Shines in Hoover

Kinley Kitchens

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High School Top 50 Update: June 2

Ohio Valley High School Notebook

Southeast Elite Scout Notes: Days 3-5

WWBA South Invite Notes: Days 3-5

EC Astros Win Back-And-Forth Thriller

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Biscuits Elite Go Perfect at Kick-Off

Turn 2 Comes Back to Take BCS

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EBC 17U-Griggs Making a Run in Hoover

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