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Post by PutMeInCoach2 on Oct 22, 2006 20:00:28 GMT -6
October 22, 2006
Division I
1. Lafayette 73 (3)
2. Jesuit 72 (3)
3. Fontainebleau 59 (2)
4. Acadiana 53
5. St. Paul's 40
6. Brother Martin 38
7. Rummel 29
8. Carencro 27
9. Catholic BR 15
9. Captain Shreve 15
Others Receiving votes: Dutchtown 8; Caddo Magnet 4; Northshore 3; Baton Rouge 1; St. Amant 1; Shaw 1
Division II
1. Vandebilt Catholic 79 (7)
2. St. Thomas More 72 (1)
3. Ben Franklin 60
4. East Ascension 49
5. Alexandria 48
6. Parkway 30
7. Neville 27
8. Loyola 21
9. Tara 19
10. Pineville 17
Others receiving votes: St. Michael’s 15; R.E. Lee 3
Division III
1. St. Louis 77 (6)
2. Newman 69 (1)
3. Teurlings Catholic 61
4. St. Martin 57 (1)
5. University 42
6. St. Thomas Aquinas 31
7. Opelousas Catholic 28
8. Episcopal BR 27
9. West Feliciana 19
10. E.D. White 13
Other receiving votes: St. Charles Catholic 11; St. Frederick Catholic 4; Ridgewood Prep 1
LAHSsoccer.com is a website devoted to Louisiana high school soccer. Begun in 1999 as LAprepSoccer.com, it has released weekly rankings each week since. Its voters are from throughout the state.
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Post by doornobcrusher on Oct 22, 2006 20:11:53 GMT -6
looks good to me
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Post by coachray40 on Oct 22, 2006 20:12:22 GMT -6
yup--pretty good poll
Couple observations though--3 point s for Northshore? interesting, as I didnt know Northshore had anything special this year--no dis to NS, just hadnt heard.
West Fel in the top 10 in D3 is a stretch--they arent that strong this year with so many seniors leaving. DJ isnt going to do it by himself.
Surprised there was no love for the District 6 and 7 teams in D1--thought Destrehan and CL would get some consideration
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Post by ShreveDad on Oct 22, 2006 20:19:31 GMT -6
This is my preseason poll:
Division I:
1. Lafayette
2. Jesuit
3. Rummel
4. Acadiana
5. Carencro
6. Catholic
7. Fontainebleau
8. Captain Shreve
9. St. Amant
10. Caddo Magnet
Division II
1. Vandebilt Catholic
2. St. Thomas More
3. East Ascension
4. Ben Franklin
5. Neville
6. Alexandria
7. Pineville
8. Parkway
9. Tara
10. St. Michael's
Division III:
1. St. Louis Catholic
2. Teurlings Catholic
3. Newman
4. Opelousas Catholic
5. St. Martin
6. University
7. Episcopal BR
8. West Feliciana
9. E.D. White
10. St. Thomas Aquinas
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Post by boomboomgoal on Oct 22, 2006 20:19:32 GMT -6
i think brother martin should be 3rd and Fontainebleau 4th rummel 5th acadiana 6th
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Post by rebel7and9 on Oct 22, 2006 20:36:03 GMT -6
Why is Pineville so far back. They are getting their whole entire offense back except for one person. They only lost 5 seniors.
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Post by Bish on Oct 22, 2006 22:59:00 GMT -6
Why is Pineville so far back. They are getting their whole entire offense back except for one person. They only lost 5 seniors. Why? Because pretty much every team after Ben Franklin could be ranked anywhere. |
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Post by timaeus on Oct 23, 2006 5:02:07 GMT -6
Mine:
Division I
1. Lafayette
2. Jesuit
3. Fontainebleau
4. St. Paul's
5. Acadiana
6. Rummel
7. Catholic BR
8. Caddo Magnet
9. Brother Martin
10. Captain Shreve
Division II
1. Vandebilt Catholic
2. St. Thomas More
3. Ben Franklin
4. East Ascension
5. Parkway
6. St. Michael's
7. Loyola
8. Alexandria
9. Pineville
10. Tara
Division III
1. St. Martin's
2. St. Louis Catholic
3. Newman
4. Teurlings Catholic
5. St. Thomas Aquinas
6. E.D. White
7. University
8. West Feliciana
9. Episcopal BR
10. St. Charles Catholic
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Post by soccerboy07 on Oct 23, 2006 17:28:50 GMT -6
lol whered the shaw vote come from?
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Post by saderpowernola on Oct 23, 2006 17:31:20 GMT -6
with coach deritter now at shaw, they will soon be a state contender. you'll see.
d1
1. jesuit
2. acadiana
3. lafayette
4. st. paul
5. fontainebleau
6. catholic br
7. brother martin
8. carencro
9. rummell
10. shaw
d2
1. vandebilt
2. st thomas more
3. east ascension
4. alexandria
5. ben franklin
6. tara
7. loyola
8. parkway
9. r.e. lee
10. st. michaels
d3
1. st louis
2. newman
3. st martins
4. st thomas aquinas
5. university
6. teurlings catholic
7. west feliciana
8. st federicks
9. st charles
10. ridgewood
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Post by hideki on Oct 23, 2006 18:23:54 GMT -6
shreve dad, rummel at 3? and timaeus, st martins at 1?
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Post by lahighschool on Oct 23, 2006 18:26:19 GMT -6
this has to be the best hahahahahha not with coach deritter now at shaw, they will soon be a state contender. you'll see. d1 1. jesuit 2. acadiana 3. lafayette 4. st. paul 5. fontainebleau 6. catholic br 7. brother martin 8. carencro 9. rummell 10. shaw d2 1. vandebilt 2. st thomas more 3. east ascension 4. alexandria 5. ben franklin 6. tara 7. loyola 8. parkway 9. r.e. lee 10. st. michaels d3 1. st louis 2. newman 3. st martins 4. st thomas aquinas 5. university 6. teurlings catholic 7. west feliciana 8. st federicks 9. st charles 10. ridgewood |
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Post by toejobber on Oct 23, 2006 18:53:15 GMT -6
It would be useful to know how many starters are back at some of these schools. Looks like many are being ranked on last year. Some reload, but others are living on last year. Examples--Catholic lost lots of quality and will be very young. Dutchtown did too but has better depth. University lost almost everyone-10 starters. West Feliciana lost almost everyone. St Martin's lost its best players. Teurlings is loaded. STM is loaded. St Louis is but not as much as historically.
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Post by ShreveDad on Oct 24, 2006 5:59:17 GMT -6
shreve dad, rummel at 3? and timaeus, st martins at 1? It is too early to have a good feel for any of these teams. Lafayette and Jesuit are my top 2 and the other 8 could have been placed in almost any order. The early tournaments will give us all a sense of where the teams really stand. Nobody really knows what most of these teams will look like. I stopped by the practice field yesterday to do a little goal repair work and hardly recognized some of the younger kids who have grown a foot since last year. Shreve also had a very good player out there who just moved in from North Carolina. He will make a huge difference in the team this year. With people still relocating from the hurricanes, other schools may not have the roster they expected. After the early tournaments we should all have a pretty good idea who the top teams are this year. |
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Post by cougarfan on Oct 24, 2006 7:00:19 GMT -6
The early tourneys are nice, but they won't tell a whole lot. A lot of schools have football players that play soccer and it usually takes them a while to get in soccer shape, get touch back , and get in the flow with new teammates and coaches.
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Post by cupajoe on Oct 24, 2006 10:28:20 GMT -6
i see OC isnt getting any respect in the polls for their choke last year
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Post by Punkaro on Oct 29, 2006 20:41:29 GMT -6
I know you've already discussed this in the past but could you remind me how the ranking goes and what the numbers to the side of the teams mean?
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Post by PutMeInCoach2 on Oct 29, 2006 21:04:13 GMT -6
I know you've already discussed this in the past but could you remind me how the ranking goes and what the numbers to the side of the teams mean? A team that is ranked receive 10 points, 2nd - 9, 3rd - 8, 4th - 7... and so on. That is the numbers. The numbers in parenthesis are first place votes. So basically if one voter has a team ranked 8th, they recieve 3 points, even if they don't appear on another ballot. |
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Post by rooney8 on Nov 6, 2006 14:00:45 GMT -6
West Fel and University lost a lot of talent from last year, its gonna be pretty hard for them to play like a top ten team.
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Post by rooney8 on Nov 6, 2006 14:12:29 GMT -6
1. St. Louis
2. Teurlings
3. Opelousas Catholic
4. Newman
5. Episcopal
6. St. Thomas Aquinas
7. St. Charles Catholic
8. St. Martins
9. West Feliciana
10. No body else that deserves it
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