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Post by PutMeInCoach2 on Mar 5, 2006 17:01:18 GMT -6
For immediate press release.
March 5, 2006
The official LAprepSoccer Top Ten Poll for the end of the 2005-2006 season has been released. Voters include Shanksta13, m, Mr. Bish, flat3, ShreveDad, Tinmeaus, Saderpowernola, hdkjga, and PutMeInCoach2. Numbers in parentheses is the number of first place votes the team received. Number following the dash is number of overall votes the team received.
Division I:
1. Lafayette (5) - 84
1. Carencro (4) - 84
3. Fontainebleau - 73
4. Jesuit - 62
5. Brother Martin - 52
6. Acadiana - 43
7. Captain Shreve - 39
8. Dutchtown - 24
9. St. Paul's - 17
10. Rummel - 8
Otheres Receiving Votes
11. Baton Rouge - 7
12. Northshore - 1
12. Caddo Magnet - 1
Division II
1. Vandebilt Catholic (9) - 90
2. Alexandria Senior High - 74
3. St. Thomas More - 72
4. East Ascension - 68
5. Ben Franklin - 54
6. Neville - 36
7. Pineville - 32
8. Parkway - 26
9. Tara - 12
10. Loyola - 10
Other Receiving Votes:
11. R.E. Lee - 8
11. St. Michael's - 8
13. DeRidder - 4
Division III:
1. St. Louis Catholic (9) - 90
2. Teurlings Catholic - 78
3. Newman - 70
4. St. Martin - 68
5. Opelousas Catholic - 52
6. University - 36
7. Episcopal BR - 30
8. West Feliciana - 27
9. St. Thomas Aquinas - 26
10. St. Charles Catholic - 10
Others Receiving Votes:
11. E.D. White - 6
12. Christian Life - 2
Overall:
1. Lafayette (6) - 87
2. St. Louis Catholic (2) - 82
3. Carencro (1) - 65
4. Vandebilt Catholic - 62
5. Fontainebleau - 55
6. Jesuit - 51
7. Brother Martin - 29
8. Acadiana - 20
9. Captain Shreve - 15
10. Teurlings Catholic - 11
Others Receiving Votes
11. St. Paul's - 7
12. Dutchtown - 5
13. St. Thomas More - 3
14. East Ascention - 2
15. St. Martin's - 1
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Post by timaeus on Mar 5, 2006 18:18:01 GMT -6
Mine (even though Carencro is the state champion, I voted Lafayette #1 because they did not lose a game in the playoffs, were 32-1, and beat Carencro three times, by a combined score of 14-1).
Division I:
1. Lafayette
2. Carencro
3. Fontainebleau
4. Jesuit
5. Brother Martin
6. Captain Shreve
7. Acadiana
8. St. Paul's
9. Dutchtown
10. Baton Rouge
Division II:
1. Vandebilt
2. St. Thomas More
3. Alexandria
4. Pineville
5. East Ascension
6. Ben Franklin
7. Tara
8. R.E. Lee
9. Neville
10. Parkway
Division III:
1. St. Louis
2. Teurlings Catholic
3. St. Martin's
4. Newman
5. Opelousas Catholic
6. Episcopal BR
7. West Feliciana
8. University
9. St. Charles
10. St. Thomas Aquinas
Overall Top 10
1. St. Louis
2. Lafayette
3. Carencro
4. Fontainebleau
5. Jesuit
6. Vandebilt
7. Teurlings Catholic
8. St. Thomas More
9. Brother Martin
10. Captain Shreve
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Post by oldjock on Mar 5, 2006 18:43:14 GMT -6
huh?ash 0 vandy 4 ,ea 0 vandy 8, st micheals 0 vandy 3 St Micheal district champs and Tara came in second, not the other way around
Tara was not co champs with stmicheal. The point differerntial was in St Micheals favor
St Micheals when it was none as Bishop sullivan had a similar situation with Mckinnley and in that instance Bishop had a point advantage over Mckinley and Bishop was district champs then ,also
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Post by timaeus on Mar 5, 2006 18:46:41 GMT -6
Tara was co-champs with St. Michael's and Tara's win over St. Michael's was more recent than St. Michael's win over Tara. Comparing scores is helpful, but not always accurate in determing who is the better team.
The point differential is used for playoff seeding purposes. For "district champion" title district record is the only factor used.
St. Michael's and Tara had the same district record. They were 1-1 against each other. Tara won more recently and was hotter at the end of the season than St. Michael's. That's why I voted Tara above St. Michael's, and I assume those are the reasons Tara got 12 votes to St. Michael's 8.
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Post by legend06 on Mar 5, 2006 19:07:09 GMT -6
i wish all the divisions played each other more so that we could get a better out look on the top 10
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Post by oldjock on Mar 5, 2006 19:14:31 GMT -6
Timaeus: 17.6.1 Each district selects how to determine 1 st 2nd etc Check your facts first
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Post by ostrya on Mar 5, 2006 19:23:11 GMT -6
Timaeus: 17.6.1 Each district selects how to determine 1 st 2nd etc Check your facts first Yes, but that just determines seeding. McKinley and Bishop were cochamps |
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Post by ostrya on Mar 5, 2006 19:25:02 GMT -6
Timaeus: 17.6.1 Each district selects how to determine 1 st 2nd etc Check your facts first Yes, but that just determines seeding. McKinley and Bishop were cochamps . Timeaus is right, and I agree with his D-I poll. |
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Post by oldjock on Mar 5, 2006 19:32:35 GMT -6
we will agree to disagree,but the trophys are sitting at bishop sullivan .Our district has the goal differential rule .look it up
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Post by Deleted on Mar 5, 2006 19:40:57 GMT -6
Wow. You have ASH so high but Parkway so low? Parkway lost to ASH 2-1 in double overtime. They should be around 5-6.
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Post by Pitchstalker on Mar 5, 2006 19:52:36 GMT -6
BML7...don't put too much into the polls. People have short memories. We compiled a 24-4-2 record this year playing what many agree is one of the top 3 toughest schedules in the state. We lost 2 games to teams that would have been in the Semifinals of 5A (Brother Martin was...Lafayette would have been). The other two losses was one district loss and of course our 1 goal loss to Acadiana. BUT because our slip up at Acadiana we tumbled way down and even out of some Top Tens. So get ready for next year and don't worry too much about the poll.
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Post by ostrya on Mar 5, 2006 20:20:33 GMT -6
Yes, but that just determines seeding. McKinley and Bishop were cochamps . Timeaus is right, and I agree with his D-I poll. We have the patches. But hey, who else remembers that far back. |
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Post by Bish on Mar 5, 2006 20:51:07 GMT -6
Anybody think St. Louis will move up to #1 nationally after winning the state championship? They were #2 as of 2/28.
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Post by timaeus on Mar 5, 2006 21:01:18 GMT -6
Interesting that Lafayette got five 1st places votes in Division I, yet six 1st place votes overall.
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Post by PutMeInCoach2 on Mar 5, 2006 21:09:17 GMT -6
Interesting that Lafayette got five 1st places votes in Division I, yet six 1st place votes overall. yes that is very interesting... lol |
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Post by q on Mar 5, 2006 21:21:26 GMT -6
You would think that St. Louis has a chance to move up. 25 shutouts in a season must be close to a national record.
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Post by Bish on Mar 5, 2006 22:21:56 GMT -6
Interesting that Lafayette got five 1st places votes in Division I, yet six 1st place votes overall. It was probably me. |
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Post by PutMeInCoach2 on Mar 5, 2006 22:26:05 GMT -6
Interesting that Lafayette got five 1st places votes in Division I, yet six 1st place votes overall. It was probably me. nope wasnt u.... |
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Post by timaeus on Mar 6, 2006 1:12:33 GMT -6
St. Louis' shutout record this year is the tops in the nation by 5 shutouts.
Not sure if it's an all-time national record, but it would have to be close.
It's hard to wrap your mind around 25 shutouts in a single season.
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Post by coachray40 on Mar 6, 2006 8:08:38 GMT -6
How is Lafayette the overall #1 and St Louis #2, when St Louis is undefeated and the only team to beat Lafayette? I understand the sympathy for Lafayettes plight in D1, and while I dont feel they should have the top spot there, I'll give it to the voters on that one. But to vote St Louis #2(they are ranked ahead of Lafayette nationally for petes sake)in the overall poll is just plain biased. Something like this really calls the LAPrep poll into question in my opinion. Cmon guys--vote with your head, not your heart.
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