By Sheldon Shealer, editor

As we transition from the fall to the winter soccer season, here's a chance to get caught up on a couple of fall stories of regional interest:

A goalkeeper from a New England prep school is back in action following a life-threatening injury in a match two months ago, writes the Boston Globe.
Keeper recovers from life-threatening injury

After 34 seasons, Stan Williston is calling it a career, and the Sentinel writes about an alumni game that will be resurrected to honor the coach who had 460 career wins.
North Brunswick honors retiring coach

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

Winter soccer has started in Arizona, Florida, Louisiana and Mississippi. California and Texas have yet to begin.

Today, we release the Winter boys soccer state-by-state rankings.

It should be noted that the preseason rankings were compiled prior to the start of the season, and the rankings may change significantly next week to reflect recent results.

Complete capsules, plus the entire FAB 50 will be released Tuesday.

Top 25
California:  1. California: 1. Santa Margarita, 2. Millikan, 3. La Costa Canyon, 4. Archbishop Mitty, 5. Saddleback, 6. De La Salle, 7. Poway, 8. Bellarmine Prep, 9. Los Alamitos, 10. Banning,  11. El Camino Real, 12. Overfelt, 13. Pittsburg, 14. San Ramon Valley, 15. Clovis West, 16. Quartz Hill, 17. Ventura, 18. Cathedral Catholic, 19. St. Francis-WCAL, 20. Monte Vista, 21. Southwest, 22. Pajaro Valley, 23. Watsonville, 24. Amador Valley, 25. La Habra.

Top 15s
Florida: 1. Cypress Bay, 2. Wellington, 3. Boca Raton, 4. Miami Varela, 5. Tampa Jesuit, 6. Berkeley Prep, 7. American Heritage-Plantation, 8. Miami Ferguson, 9. Land O'Lakes, 10. Tampa Prep, 11. George Jenkins, 12. St. Thomas Aquinas, 13. Wharton, 14. Fletcher, 15. Jensen Beach.
Texas: 1. Dallas Jesuit, 2. Klein, 3. Arlington, 4. Kingwood, 5. Churchill,  6. Klein Collins, 7. Coppell, 8. FM Marcus, 9. Brenham, 10. Cinco Ranch,  11. Deer Park, 12. SA Central Catholic, 13. Southlake Carroll, 14. The Woodlands, 15. Allen.

Top 5s
Arizona: 1. Brophy Prep, 2. Corona del Sol, 3. Salpointe Catholic, 4. Desert Vista, 5. Rincon.
Louisiana: 1. Caddo Magnet, 2. Jesuit, 3. Lafayette, 4. Vandebilt Catholic, 5. Tuerlings Catholic.

Top 3s
Hawaii: 1. Kamehameha, 2. Iolani, 3. Mililani.
Mississippi: 1. Clinton, 2. Northwest Rankin, 3. Tupelo

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

Winter soccer has started in Arizona, Florida, Louisiana and Mississippi. California and Texas have yet to begin.

Today, we release the Winter girls soccer state-by-state rankings.

It should be noted that the preseason rankings were compiled prior to the start of the season, and the rankings may change significantly next week to reflect recent results.

The preseason winter FAB 50 will be:

1. Esperanza (Calif.)
2. San Clemente (Calif.)
3. Aliso Niguel (Calif.)
4. Torrey Pines (Calif.)
5. FM Marcus (Texas)

Complete capsules, plus the entire FAB 50 will be released Tuesday.

Top 25
STATE
California:  1. Esperanza, 2.  San Clemente, 3.  Aliso Niguel, 4.  Torrey Pines, 5.  Mater Dei, 6. Foothill-Pleasanton, 7. Long Beach Wilson, 8. San Ramon, Valley 9. Cathedral Catholic, 10. Castro Valley, 11. Monte Vista, 12. Los Alamitos, 13. Santa Margarita, 14. Chaminade, 15. Carondelet, 16. La Jolla, 17. Thousand Oaks, 18. La Mirada, 19. Santiago, 20. Archbishop Mitty, 21. Poway, 22. El Toro, 23. Northwood 24. Marina, 25. San Pasqual.

Top 15s
Florida: 1. George Jenkins, 2.  St. Thomas Aquinas, 3. Cypress Bay, 4.  American Heritage-Delray 5.  Oviedo, 6. Wellington, 7. Lake Mary, 8. Melbourne, 9. Satellite, 10. Tampa Prep, 11. Nease, 12. Palm Harbor University, 13. St. John's Country Day, 14. Bolles, 15. Douglas.

Texas: 1. FM Marcus, 2.  Plano West, 3.  The Woodlands, 4. Coppell 5.  Nolan Catholic, 6. Ursuline Academy, 7. Plano East, 8. Southlake Carroll, 9. Deer Park, 10. McKinney Boyd, 11. Allen, 12. Kingwood, 13. Colleyville Heritage, 14. San Antonio Reagan, 15. Brazoswood.

Top 5s
Arizona: 1. Xavier College Prep, 2.  Gilbert, 3.  Highland, 4.  Flowing Wells, 5.  Corona del Sol.

Top 3s
Hawaii: 1. Kamehameha, 2.  Punahou, 3.  Mililani.
Louisiana: 1. Fontainebleau, 2.  St. Louis Catholic, 3.  St.
Scholastica.
Mississippi: 1. Madison Central, 2.  Oak Grove, 3.  Tupelo. 

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

Today, we release the weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesday on ESPNRise.com.

Through Sunday, Nov. 23 - FINAL FALL RANKINGS

Top 10s

New York: 1. Brentwood (24-0-0)*, 2. St. Anthony's (22-0-1)*, 3. Chaminade (15-3-3)*, 4. Clarence (23-1-0)*, 5. Martin Luther King (19-4-1)*, 6. Beacon (19-1-1)*, 7. Baldwinsville (21-2-0)*, 8. Guilderland (21-1-0)*, 9. John Jay-East Fishkill (21-1-1)*, 10. Cicero-North Syracuse (18-1-1)*.

Top 7s

California: 1. Merced (22-1-2)*, 2. Davis (20-3-2)*, 3. Sacramento Jesuit (27-0-2)*, 4. Maria Carrillo (20-0-3)*, 5. Vintage (22-2-1)*, 6. Granite Bay (18-3-4)*, 7. Windsor (16-1-4)*.
Illinois: 1. New Trier (22-1-1)*, 2. Edwardsville (24-5-0)*, 3. Boylan (25-4-1)*, 4. Neuqua Valley (21-6-2)*, 5. Naperville Central (17-3-2)*, 6. Larkin (20-2-0)*, 7. Geneva (20-3-1)*.
Missouri: 1. Rockhurst Jesuit (27-4-0)*, 2. St. John Vianney (23-5-1)*, 3. St. Louis University High (25-3-0)*, 4. Glendale (26-5-0)*, 5. DeSmet (18-8-1)*, 6. Christian Brothers (23-5-0)*, 7. Chaminade (18-8-0)*
New Jersey: 1. Rancocas Valley (23-1-1)*, 2. St. Benedict's (20-1-0)*, 3. Pingry School (19-0-1)*, 4.  Millburn (23-2-0)*, 5. Ramapo (20-1-2)*, 6. Harrison (23-1-0)*, 7. Clifton (21-4-2)*.             
Ohio: 1. St. Ignatius (19-1-3)*, 2. Beavercreek (20-2-1)*, 3. Anthony Wayne (18-1-3)*, 4. Dublin Jerome (17-2-3)*, 5. Milford (17-1-3)*, 6. Centerville (15-2-3)*, 7. Sylvania Northview (16-2-1)*.
Pennsylvania: 1. Downingtown West (26-1-0)*, 2. Seton-LaSalle (25-0-0)*, 3. Peters Township (20-6-0)*, 4. Central Bucks East (18-4-1)*, 5. Neshaminy (16-7-2)*, 6. Lower Merion (18-3-1)*, 7. North Catholic (14-2-3)*.

Top 5s

Indiana: 1. Reitz Memorial (23-0-2)*, 2. Homestead (21-1-2)*, 3. Columbus North (17-3-1)*, 4. Zionsville (20-4-1)*, 5. Noblesville (18-3-0)*.
Maryland: 1. Bowie (18-0-0)*, 2. McDonogh (21-1-1)*, 3. DeMatha (14-1-6)*, 4. J.M. Bennett (18-0-0)*, 5. Marriotts Ridge (16-1-0)*
Massachusetts: 1. Framingham (16-0-6), 2. St. John's Shrewsbury (19-1-3), 3. Masconomet (21-0-1), 4. Lexington (20-1-0)*, 5. Algonquin (19-1-1)*.
Michigan: 1. East Kentwood (23-1-3)*, 2. Livonia Stevenson (20-2-3)*, 3. Saline (20-3-3)*, 4. Plymouth Salem (21-1-4*), 5. Warren DeLaSalle (18-3-2)*.
North Carolina: 1. Myers Park (25-0-0)*, 2. New Hanover (23-3-1)*, 3. Green Hope (19-4-2)*, 4. Broughton (19-3-1)*, 5. Charlotte Latin (18-3-2)*.

Top 3s

Colorado: 1. Rock Canyon (17-0-3)*, 2. Denver East (18-2-0)*, 3. Rangeview (15-1-2)*.
Connecticut: 1. Farmington (19-2-0)*, 2. Glastonbury (19-1-1)*, 3. Guilford (19-1-0)*.
Kansas: 1. Olathe South (17-3-1)*, 2. St. Thomas Aquinas (17-4-0)*, 3. Olathe East (16-4-1)*.
Kentucky: 1. St. Xavier (22-1-0)*, 2. DuPont Manual (14-5-2)*, 3. Highlands (17-4-4)*.
Minnesota: 1. Osseo (19-2-2)*, 2. St. Louis Park (17-3-3)*, 3. Apple Valley (19-2-1)*.
New Mexico: 1. La Cueva (22-2-0)*, 2. Mayfield (21-3-0)*, 3. Rio Rancho (20-3-0)*.
Oregon: 1. Grant (16-2-1)*, 2. Jesuit (8-2-7)*, 3. Westview (15-2-1)*.

Top 2s

D.C.: 1. Gonzaga (21-1-2)*, 2. Sidwell Friends (16-0-1)*.
Idaho: 1. Sandpoint (19-1-0)*, 2. Boise (18-2-0)*.
Nevada: 1. Las Vegas (16-0-3)*, 2. Clark (18-3-2)*.
New Hampshire: 1. Pinkerton (19-1-0), 2. Hanover (18-0-1)*.
Virginia private: 1. Episcopal (23-0-0)*, 2. Norfolk Academy (24-1-0)*.
Wisconsin: 1.Marquette (22-2-1)*, 2. Homestead (18-5-3)*.

Top 1s

Delaware: 1. Salesianum (14-3-2)*.
Maine: 1. Scarborough (18-0-0)*.
Montana: 1. Billings West (14-0-1)*.
North Dakota: 1. Shanley (14-7-2)*.
Rhode Island: 1. Barrington (17-2-2)*.
South Dakota: 1. Lincoln (14-0-1)*.
Vermont: 1. Burlington (11-5-2)*.
West Virginia: 1. Parkersburg (15-4-4)*.

*-Season complete

To report an inaccurate record, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com.

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

Lenape (N.J.) put the finishing touches on a perfect season to lock down the No. 2 position in New Jersey and a FAB 50 Top 5 finish overall as the fall high school soccer season finally draws to a close.

Minnechaug (Mass.) stunned Acton-Boxboro (Mass.) in the Division I state final to snag the state's No. 1 ranking this week, and Skyline (Wash.) vaults to the top of that state's ranking with a Class 4A state title.

Today, we release the weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesday on ESPNRise.com.

Through Sunday, Nov. 23

Top 10s

New Jersey: 1. Pennington Prep (18-0-0)*, 2. Lenape (25-0-0)*, 3. Immaculate Heart Academy (23-1-0)*, 4. Ridge (20-3-0)*, 5. Ramapo (19-4-2)*, 6. Freehold Borough (21-2-0)*, 7. Brick (15-4-2)*, 8. Montgomery (19-1-1)*, 9. Red Bank Catholic (22-2-0)*, 10. Bishop Eustace (14-2-4)*.

Top 7s

New York: 1. John Jay-East Fishkill (23-0-1)*, 2. Fairport (19-3-1)*, 3. East Islip (18-1-0)*, 4. Baldwinsville (19-2-0)*, 5. Bethlehem (21-1-0)*, 6. Massapequa (16-1-3)*, 7. Sacred Heart (16-1-2)*.
Ohio: 1. St. Ursula-Cincinnati (20-0-3)*, 2. Strongsville (21-2-1)*, 3. Centerville (20-1-1)*, 4. Medina (15-1-2)*, 5. Upper Arlington (19-2-1)*, 6. Sycamore (13-3-5)*, 7. Shaker Heights (16-6-1)*.
Pennsylvania: 1. Germantown Academy (16-2-3*), 2. Conestoga (23-2-2)*, 3. Downingtown West (23-3-0)*, 4. Peters Township (20-3-2)*, 5. Hampton (21-2-1)* 6. Downingtown East (16-6-1)*, 7. Archbishop Ryan (15-6-1)*.

Top 5s

California: 1. Casa Grande (17-1-1)*, 2. Montgomery (19-3-1)*, 3. Ursuline (11-7-0)*, 4. Maria Carrillo (15-6-0)*, 5. Petaluma (14-5-1)*.
Indiana: 1. Reitz Memorial (22-2-0)*, 2. Noblesville (19-0-3)*, 3. Zionsville (14-1-5)*, 4. Carmel (15-1-3)*, 5. Fort Wayne Snider (16-6-2)
Maryland: 1. Archbishop Spalding (19-1-3)*, 2. McDonogh (20-1-1)*, 3. Bethesda-CC (17-0-0)*, 4. Leonardtown (17-0-1)*, 5. River Hill (16-1-1)*
Massachusetts: 1. Minnechaug (20-1-1)*, 2. Acton-Boxboro (22-1-1)*, 3. Weymouth (16-3-6)*, 4. Algonquin (14-4-5)*, 5. Shrewsbury (16-1-4)*.
Tennessee: 1. Siegel (19-4-1)*, 2. Brentwood (21-4-1)*, 3. Franklin (20-5-1)*, 4. Father Ryan (14-6-4)*, 5. Baylor School (17-1-1)*.

Top 3s

Connecticut: 1. St. Joseph (21-1-1)*, 2. Trumbull (16-4-2)*, 3. Cheshire (16-2-2)*.
Kentucky: 1. Sacred Heart Academy (21-1-3)*, 2. DuPont Manual (18-2-2)*, 3. Highlands (18-4-4)*.
Minnesota: 1. Woodbury (20-0-3)*, 2. Eden Prairie (17-2-2)*, 3. Eastview (20-2-0)*.
New Mexico: 1. Sandia (20-4-0)*, 2. Eldorado (18-6-0)*, 3. La Cueva (20-2-0)*.
Oregon: 1. Lincoln (17-0-0)*, 2. Jesuit (14-1-2)*, 3. Westview (15-3-1)*.
Utah: 1. Alta (19-1-0)*, 2. Brighton (15-5-0)*, 3. Timpanogos (13-4-0)*.
Washington: 1. Skyline (15-2-2)*, 2. Mead (19-2-0)*, 3. Everett (20-2-1)*

Top 2s

New Hampshire: 1. Manchester Central (19-1-0)*, 2. Merrimack (18-1-1)*.

Top 1s

D.C.: 1. St. John's (14-2-5)*.
Idaho: 1. Bishop Kelly (19-2-0)*.
Maine: 1. Waterville (18-0-0)*.
Montana: 1. Bozeman (14-1-0)*.
Rhode Island: 1. La Salle Academy (16-1-3)*.
South Dakota: 1. O'Gorman (10-3-3)*.
Vermont: 1. Burlington (15-2-0)*.
Virginia private: 1. Bishop O'Connell (14-5-3)*.
West Virginia: 1. Charleston Catholic (19-4-2)*.

*-Season complete

To report an inaccurate record, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com.

Rockhurst Jesuit (Mo.), the FAB 50 preseason boys No. 1 team, battled through a trying year but emreged as Missouri's state champion for the second straight season with a 3-0 win over Glendale on Saturday night.

Rockhurst (27-4-0) will move up in the final FAB 50 this week.

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

There snow on the ground in the East, but such warm-weather states as California, Texas and California are gearing up for the winter high school season.

Winter season play has started in Florida.

Hawaii, Louisiana and Mississippi also contest high school school in the winter season.

This is your change to add to the preseason debate ... who should be the winter preseason No. 1 ... and why?

Here's a quick glance at potential No. 1 girls teams hailing from California: (the boys teams to consider will be released this afternoon)

* Torrey Pines - This San Diego power was the FAB 50 No. 1 team in 2007 and was No. 1 in 2008 until getting upset in the Southern Region Championships on PKs. Although Torrey Pines Ashlin Yahr and Stephanie Malik, it returns Palomar League Player of the Year Kate Cutting, now a senior, and sophomore standout Alexandra Bailey.

* Esperanza - With Southern Cal commit Courtney Garcia and Tennessee commit Kylie Bono, Esperanza certainly has the horses to challenge for the CIF-Southern Section Division I title - the most treasured title among the winter soccer season.

* San Clemente - This powerhouse located between Los Angeles and San Diego is expecting the return of four All-CIF Southern Section Division I performers - Kelcy Wilson, Cami Berg, Greer Zerboni and Frannie Coxe.

* Aliso Niguel - Like Esperanza, Aliso always turns in great seasons but has found it difficult to capture that elusive CIF-Southern Section Division I crown. This year's team should feature of the the country's best defensive units with junior keeper Kathleen Messinger and senior backs Haley Horton and Megan Sherman.

* Another team that is always in the title chase is Mater Dei. This year's team expects the return of all-section performers Mary-Grace Schmidt and Darien Vercillo.

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

The Arizona high school soccer season was thrust into a controversy last season as players were pulled between high school and club. It appears the hard-line club stance will soften this season, according to a story in the Arizona Republic. Click here to view the article.

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

Larry Waters, the longtime La Cueva (N.M.) boys soccer coach, confirmed to ESPNRise on Monday that he will step down as head coach.

This season stands as one of La Cueva's best ever, winning the New Mexico Class AAAAA state title and earning a FAB 50 Top 25 national ranking while Waters collected career win No. 400.

ESPNRise will have a more detailed story on Waters and his decision later in the week.

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

Myers Park built a 4-1 second-half lead then held off New Hanover for a 4-3 victory in the North Carolina Class 4A boys state final Monday night.

Myers Park finishes the season 25-0-0 and secures a FAB 50 Top 5 final ranking. 

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

Today, we release the weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesday on ESPNRise.com.

Through Sunday, Nov.16

Top 10s

New York: 1. Brentwood (24-0-0)*, 2. St. Anthony's (22-0-1)*, 3. Chaminade (15-3-3)*, 4. Clarence (23-1-0)*, 5. Martin Luther King (19-4-1)*, 6. Beacon (19-1-1)*, 7. Baldwinsville (21-2-0)*, 8. Guilderland (21-1-0)*, 9. John Jay-East Fishkill (21-1-1)*, 10. Cicero-North Syracuse (18-1-1)*.

Top 7s

California: 1. Merced (22-1-2)*, 2. Davis (20-3-2)*, 3. Sacramento Jesuit (27-0-2)*, 4. Maria Carrillo (20-0-3)*, 5. Vintage (22-2-1)*, 6. Granite Bay (18-3-4)*, 7. Windsor (16-1-4)*.
Illinois: 1. New Trier (22-1-1)*, 2. Edwardsville (24-5-0)*, 3. Boylan (25-4-1)*, 4. Neuqua Valley (21-6-2)*, 5. Naperville Central (17-3-2)*, 6. Larkin (20-2-0)*, 7. Geneva (20-3-1)*.
Ohio: 1. St. Ignatius (19-1-3)*, 2. Beavercreek (20-2-1)*, 3. Anthony Wayne (18-1-3)*, 4. Dublin Jerome (17-2-3)*, 5. Milford (17-1-3)*, 6. Centerville (15-2-3)*, 7. Sylvania Northview (16-2-1)*.
Pennsylvania: 1. Downingtown West (26-1-0)*, 2. Seton-LaSalle (25-0-0)*, 3. Peters Township (20-6-0)*, 4. Central Bucks East (18-4-1)*, 5. Neshaminy (16-7-2)*, 6. Lower Merion (18-3-1)*, 7. North Catholic (14-2-3)*.

Top 5s

Indiana: 1. Reitz Memorial (23-0-2)*, 2. Homestead (21-1-2)*, 3. Columbus North (17-3-1)*, 4. Zionsville (20-4-1)*, 5. Noblesville (18-3-0)*.
Maryland: 1. Bowie (18-0-0)*, 2. McDonogh (21-1-1)*, 3. DeMatha (14-1-6)*, 4. J.M. Bennett (18-0-0)*, 5. Marriotts Ridge (16-1-0)*
Massachusetts: 1. Framingham (16-0-6), 2. St. John's Shrewsbury (19-1-3), 3. Masconomet (21-0-1), 4. Lexington (20-1-0)*, 5. Algonquin (19-1-1)*.
Michigan: 1. East Kentwood (23-1-3)*, 2. Livonia Stevenson (20-2-3)*, 3. Saline (20-3-3)*, 4. Plymouth Salem (21-1-4*), 5. Warren DeLaSalle (18-3-2)*.
Missouri: 1. Rockhurst Jesuit (23-4-0), 2. St. John Vianney (23-5-1)*, 3. St. Louis University High (25-3-0)*, 4. DeSmet (17-7-1), 5. Christian Brothers (23-5-0)*.
New Jersey: 1. Rancocas Valley (20-1-1), 2. St. Benedict's (20-1-0)*, 3. Pingry School (18-0-1), 4. Ramapo (18-0-3), 5. Millburn (21-2-0).
North Carolina: 1. Myers Park (24-0-0), 2. New Hanover (23-2-1), 3. Green Hope (19-4-2)*, 4. Broughton (19-3-1)*, 5. Millbrook (19-5-0)*.

Top 3s

Colorado: 1. Rock Canyon (17-0-3)*, 2. Denver East (18-2-0)*, 3. Rangeview (15-1-2)*.
Connecticut: 1. Farmington (19-2-0)*, 2. Glastonbury (19-1-1)*, 3. Guilford (19-1-0)*.
Kansas: 1. Olathe South (17-3-1)*, 2. St. Thomas Aquinas (17-4-0)*, 3. Olathe East (16-4-1)*.
Kentucky: 1. St. Xavier (22-1-0)*, 2. DuPont Manual (14-5-2)*, 3. Highlands (17-4-4)*.
Minnesota: 1. Osseo (19-2-2)*, 2. St. Louis Park (17-3-3)*, 3. Apple Valley (19-2-1)*.
New Mexico: 1. La Cueva (22-2-0)*, 2. Mayfield (21-3-0)*, 3. Rio Rancho (20-3-0)*.
Oregon: 1. Grant (16-2-1)*, 2. Jesuit (8-2-7)*, 3. Westview (15-2-1)*.

Top 2s

D.C.: 1. Gonzaga (21-1-2)*, 2. Sidwell Friends (16-0-1)*.
Idaho: 1. Sandpoint (19-1-0)*, 2. Boise (18-2-0)*.
Nevada: 1. Las Vegas (16-0-3), 2. Clark (18-3-2)*.
New Hampshire: 1. Pinkerton (19-1-0), 2. Hanover (18-0-1)*.
Virginia private: 1. Episcopal (23-0-0)*, 2. Norfolk Academy (24-1-0)*.
Wisconsin: 1.Marquette (22-2-1)*, 2. Homestead (18-5-3)*.

Top 1s

Delaware: 1. Salesianum (13-3-2)*.
Maine: 1. Scarborough (18-0-0)*.
Montana: 1. Billings West (14-0-1)*.
North Dakota: 1. Shanley (14-7-2)*.
Rhode Island: 1. Barrington (17-2-2)*.
South Dakota: 1. Lincoln (14-0-1)*.
Vermont: 1. Burlington (11-5-2)*.
West Virginia: 1. Parkersburg (15-4-4)*.

*-Season complete

To report an inaccurate record, e-mail sheldon.shealer@espn.com.

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

Red Bank Catholic (N.J.) bounced defending state champ Gloucester Catholic (N.J.) and Brick (N.J.) upset Montgomery (N.J.), highlighting a wild week of playoff results in the Garden State.

Add to it John Jay's state title in New York Class AA and Conestoga's repeat title in PIAA Class AAA, and this week's FAB 50 Top 10 will have a slightly new look. 

Today, we release the weekly ESPN Rise state-by-state rankings with the ESPN Rise FAB 50 to appear Tuesday on ESPNRise.com.

Through Sunday, Nov. 16

Top 7s

New Jersey: 1. Pennington Prep (18-0-0)*, 2. Lenape (23-0-0), 3. Immaculate Heart Academy (22-1-0), 4. Red Bank Catholic (22-1-0), 5. Freehold Borough (20-1-0), 6. Brick (15-3-2), 7. Montgomery (19-1-1).
New York: 1. John Jay-East Fishkill (23-0-1)*, 2. Fairport (19-3-1)*, 3. East Islip (18-1-0)*, 4. Baldwinsville (19-2-0)*, 5. Bethlehem (21-1-0)*, 6. Massapequa (16-1-3)*, 7. Sacred Heart (16-1-2)*.
Ohio: 1. St. Ursula-Cincinnati (20-0-3)*, 2. Strongsville (21-2-1)*, 3. Centerville (20-1-1)*, 4. Medina (15-1-2)*, 5. Upper Arlington (19-2-1)*, 6. Sycamore (13-3-5)*, 7. Shaker Heights (16-6-1)*.
Pennsylvania: 1. Germantown Academy (16-2-3*), 2. Conestoga (23-2-2)*, 3. Downingtown West (23-3-0)*, 4. Peters Township (20-3-2)*, 5. Hampton (21-2-1)* 6. Downingtown East (16-6-1)*, 7. Archbishop Ryan (15-6-1)*.

Top 5s

California: 1. Casa Grande (17-1-1)*, 2. Montgomery (19-3-1)*, 3. Ursuline (11-7-0)*, 4. Maria Carrillo (15-6-0)*, 5. Petaluma (14-5-1)*.
Indiana: 1. Reitz Memorial (22-2-0)*, 2. Noblesville (19-0-3)*, 3. Zionsville (14-1-5)*, 4. Carmel (15-1-3)*, 5. Fort Wayne Snider (16-6-2)
Maryland: 1. Archbishop Spalding (19-1-3)*, 2. McDonogh (20-1-1)*, 3. Bethesda-CC (16-0-0)*, 4.  River Hill (16-1-1)*, 5. Fallston (16-1-0)*.
Massachusetts: 1. Acton-Boxboro (21-0-1), 2. Minnechaug (18-1-1), 3. Weymouth (16-2-6), 4. Algonquin (14-3-5), 5. Shrewsbury (16-1-4)*.
Tennessee: 1. Siegel (19-4-1)*, 2. Brentwood (21-4-1)*, 3. Franklin (20-5-1)*, 4. Father Ryan (14-6-4)*, 5. Baylor School (17-1-1)*.

Top 3s

Connecticut: 1. St. Joseph (21-1-1)*, 2. Trumbull (16-4-2)*, 3. Cheshire (16-2-2)*.  
Kentucky: 1. Sacred Heart Academy (21-1-3)*, 2. DuPont Manual (18-2-2)*, 3. Highlands (18-4-4)*.
Minnesota: 1. Woodbury (20-0-3)*, 2. Eden Prairie (17-2-2)*, 3. Eastview (20-2-0)*.
New Mexico: 1. Sandia (20-4-0)*, 2. Eldorado (18-6-0)*, 3. La Cueva (20-2-0)*.
Oregon: 1. Lincoln (17-0-0)*, 2. Jesuit (14-1-2)*, 3. Westview (15-3-1)*.
Utah: 1. Alta (19-1-0)*, 2. Brighton (15-5-0)*, 3. Timpanogos (13-4-0)*.
Washington: 1. Mead (18-1-0), 2. Jackson (16-1-3), 3. Kennedy (20-0-1).

Top 2s

New Hampshire: 1. Manchester Central (19-1-0)*, 2. Merrimack (18-1-1)*.

Top 1s

D.C.: 1. St. John's (14-2-5)*.
Idaho: 1. Bishop Kelly (19-2-0)*.
Maine: 1. Waterville (18-0-0)*.
Montana: 1. Bozeman (14-1-0)*.
Rhode Island: 1. La Salle Academy (16-1-3)*.
South Dakota: 1. O'Gorman (10-3-3)*.
Vermont: 1. Burlington (15-2-0)*.
Virginia private: 1. Bishop O'Connell (14-5-3)*.
West Virginia: 1. Charleston Catholic (19-4-2)*.

*-Season complete

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