The American scholastic subject hockey season ended yesterday. A forty five-game buffet completed off the weekend with state, regional, and sectional championships from California to Connecticut. There have been shut video games, overtimes, and a penalty shootout.
The most important results of final week was a dominant efficiency by Pottstown Hill Faculty (Pa.) in defeating its greatest league rival, Academy of Notre Dame, 5-1. The Rams, dealing with comparable strain a month in the past in opposition to Villa Maria, received 5-0. Very like the Voorhees Japanese (N.J.) groups in the course of the final decade, the Blues have been capable of flip up the wick and are available by means of with nice outcomes in opposition to the most effective opposition. They’re a sure-shot No. 1 workforce on this listing.
This Prime 10 will type the premise of our Closing Prime 50 which shall be revealed subsequent month; the primary 10 groups in our Closing Prime 50 aren’t assured to be in the identical order as what you discover under.
This week’s RightToRightIsRight.com honorary No. 11 Workforce of the Week is the College of Victoria. Two weekends in the past, the Vikings received the Canada College Sports activities title with a 1-0 win over York College within the championship closing. It was the seventeenth nationwide championship for UVic.
1. Pottstown Hill Faculty (Pa.) 22-0
The Rams received the PAISAA closing with a no-doubt-about-it 5-1 win over Villanova Academy of Notre Dame de Namur (Pa.)
2. Mamaroneck (N.Y.) 22-0
On an additional time objective by senior Catherine D’Arcy, the Tigers beat Guilderland (N.Y.) 2-1 the NYSPHSAA Class A championship
3. Lititz Warwick (Pa.) 25-2
The impressed Indians dominated Dillsburg Northern York (Pa.) 4-0 within the PIAA Class AA closing; full marks to move coach Ron Stief for getting the workforce centered within the final week
4. Tredyffrin Conestoga (Pa.) 22-3
Shae Wozniak’s additional time objective gave the Pioneers an exciting win over Malvern Villa Maria (Pa.) within the closing of the PIAA Class AAA Event
5. Westport Staples (Conn.) 22-1
Staples, in its second assembly with Darien (Conn.) within the house of three weeks, didn’t want additional time the second time round, besting the Blue Wave 5-2 within the CIAC Class L event
6. Malvern Villa Maria (Pa.) 21-2
The Hurricanes, 5 days after successful the PIAA Class AAA semifinals in additional time on a backhand strike on a play from the proper wing into the circle, misplaced the ultimate in additional time to on a backhand strike on a play from the proper wing into the circle. District 1 champs did nice in opposition to one of the difficult schedules seen because the days of Voorhees Japanese (N.J.) within the mid-Nineteen Nineties
7. Elliottsburg West Perry (Pa.) 24-2
West Perry received the PIAA Class A closing 4-0 over Boiling Springs (Pa.); attacking midfielder Jordan Byers completed the season amongst the nation’s leaders in objectives scored and can take her skills to Iowa subsequent yr
8. Watertown (Mass.) 22-0
Raiders beat Sandwich (Mass.) 2-0 within the MIAA Division 3 title recreation because of a robust defensive efficiency; the workforce’s successful streak now stands at 97 matches
9. North Caldwell West Essex (N.J.) 22-3
The Black Knights, one other workforce with a top-drawer schedule, received the NJSIAA Group 2 championship with a 2-0 win over Level Nice (N.J.) Borough. West Essex was undefeated within the state event, spinning 5 straight clear sheets
10. Andover Phillips Academy (Mass.) 19-0
The Huge Blue received the NEPSAC Class A closing on Sunday in opposition to Watertown Taft (Conn.). Phillips Andover didn’t yield a objective its closing 5 video games of the season
11. College of Victoria 9-1-2
Swept all 4 video games performed within the nationwide event after its win within the Canada West championship in late October
Who’s out: Emmaus (Pa.) 2-1 OT loss to Malvern Villa Maria (Pa.); Villanova Academy of Notre Dame de Namur (Pa.) 5-1 loss to Pottstown Hill Faculty (Pa.)
And keep in mind: La Jolla Bishop’s Faculty (Calif.) 25-1, La Jolla (Calif.) 15-6, La Verne Bonita (Calif.) 15-6-2, San Francisco St. Ignatius (Calif.) 18-4-1, Englewood Kent Denver (Colo.) 12-6, Darien (Conn.) 21-3, Guilford (Conn.) 19-4, Washington Shepaug Valley (Conn.) 15-4-1, Lewes Cape Henlopen (Del.) 17-2, Delmar (Del.) 18-1, Washington Georgetown Visitation (D.C.) 14-2-1, Winnetka New Trier (Unwell.) 24-1-1, Louisville Assumption (Ky.) 20-6-3, Portland Cheverus (Maine) 18-0, Belfast (Maine) 17-1, Winthrop/Maranacook (Maine) 18-0, Crofton (Md.) 15-3-1, Pocomoke (Md.) 13-4, Severna Park (Md.) 14-4, Mariottsville Manchester Valley (Md.) 17-0, Baltimore Bryn Mawr (Md.) 18-2-1, Chelsea (Mich.) 15-3-1, Ann Arbor Pioneer (Mich.) 17-1-1, St. Louis Villa Duchesne (Mo.) 23-2, Keene (N.H.) 18-0-1, West Lengthy Department Shore Regional (N.J.) 24-2, Summit Oak Knoll (N.J.) 17-6-1, Summit Kent Place (N.J.) 12-9-1, Mullica Hill Clearview (N.J.) 18-4-1, Guilderland (N.Y.) 17-5, Whitney Level (N.Y.) 19-2, Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (N.Y.) 20-0, Cary (N.C.) Christian 16-0, Raleigh Cardinal Gibbons (N.C.) 17-3, Worthington Thomas Worthington (Ohio) 17-5-1, Emmaus (Pa.) 25-2; Dillsburg Northern York (Pa.) 20-4, Boiling Springs (Pa.) 18-5; Villanova Academy of Notre Dame de Namur (Pa.) 18-3-1, Windfall Moses Brown (R.I.) 15-0, Burlington Rice Memorial (Vt.) 14-0-1, Norfolk (Va) Academy 18-3, Yorktown Tabb (Va.) 22-0, Windsor (Vt.) 12-4-1, South Burlington Rice Memorial (Vt.) 16-0-1, Hartford (Vt.) 14-1-1, Suffolk Nansemond River (Va.) 20-2, Arlington Yorktown (Va.) 18-4, Purcellville Loudoun Valley (Va.) 20-2-1, Hartland Arrowhead (Wisc.) 12-2-2