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Local high schools in USA TODAY / NSCAA Top 25

This week saw one local school rocket toward the top of the list.

By Eugene Rupinski
Salesianum forward Bryce Wallace (middle) controls the ball in the first half against Kingsway (N.J.) on October 3, 2016. Wallace had a goal and four assists in the 10-2 win.
Salesianum forward Bryce Wallace (middle) controls the ball in the first half against Kingsway (N.J.) on October 3, 2016. Wallace had a goal and four assists in the 10-2 win.
Matt Ralph

This week’s USA TODAY / NSCAA Top 25 ranking saw a lot of stability, however one local school was able to jump a whopping thirteen places.

One of the teams that remained stationary was the top boys’ side, Cleveland, Ohio’s St. Ignatius (9-0-2). The top rated local boys side is Berwyn, Pennsylvania’s Conestoga (12-0-0) who shot up from fifteenth last week to second place. Wilmington, Delaware’s Salesianum School (6-1-0) remained in fifth place overall, however they’ll have an opportunity to move up the ranking if they can get a good result against ninth ranked St. Benedict’s Prep of Newark, New Jersey this Saturday at Caravel Academy in Bear, DE. While there are no other local ranked boys’ teams, both Hummelstown, Pennsylvania’s Lower Dauphin and West Chester, Pennsylvania’s Henderson received votes.

On the girls’ side, stability also reigned supreme as Kaysville, Utah’s Davis (14-0-0) remained the top ranked team in the nation. Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania’s Pennsbury (9-0-0) is the only ranked local team, dropping one spot to eighth.

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