By Sheldon Shealer, editor

Brophy Prep (Ariz.), a preseason Top 5 team in the FAB 50, got off to a rough start, but has since made up for it with a 10-match win streak, including a sweep at last week's Oceanside Nautical Cup Showcase event in San Diego. The results will move Brophy back into the Top 25 this week, and it reshuffled the California Top 25.

Below are the state-by-state rankings for this week, which set up the FAB 50 rankings.

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

Through Sunday, Jan. 4

Top 25s

California: 1. La Costa Canyon (10-0-0), 2. Saddleback (10-0-1), 3. Poway (8-0-0), 4. El Toro (13-1-0), 5. San Ramon Valley (7-0-2), 6. De La Salle (9-1-0), 7. Rancho Buena Vista (7-0-1), 8. Millikan (13-2-1), 9. Pajaro Valley (9-1-1), 10. Bellarmine Prep (4-2-3), 11. Loyola (9-3-2), 12. Santa Barbara (16-1-0), 13. San Diego Southwest (8-2-4), 14. Amador Valley (6-1-3), 15. Rancho Bernardo (3-2-1), 16. Westview (4-3-0), 17. Clovis West (3-3-0), 18. Watsonville (9-3-1), 19. Cathedral Catholic (4-4-1), 20. Esperanza (5-3-1), 21. J Serra (6-2-3), 22. Gilroy (7-2-3), 23. Palo Alto (8-1-0), 24. Mater Dei (8-1-4), 25. Servite (8-2-1).

Top 15s

Florida: 1. Boca Raton (14-0-1), 2. Wellington (13-0-2), 3. Miami Ferguson (10-0-2), 4. Miami Killian (11-0-4), 5. East Lake (12-0-4), 6. Orangewood Christian (11-0-3), 7. Wharton (10-2-3), 8. Tampa Jesuit (16-1-1), 9. Berkeley Prep (14-1-2), 10. Miami Goleman (8-1-0), 11. Land O'Lakes (14-2-2), 12. Melbourne (14-2-0), 13. Palm Beach Central (12-1-3), 14. Merritt Island (7-1-1), 15. Golden Gate (9-1-0).
 
Texas: 1. Dallas Jesuit (0-0-0), 2. Plano (0-0-0), 3. Klein (0-0-0), 4. Kingwood (0-0-0), 5. Churchill (0-0-0), 6. Klein Collins (0-0-0), 7. FM Marcus (0-0-0), 8. Cinco Ranch (0-0-0), 9. Brenham (0-0-0), 10. The Woodlands (0-0-0), 11. Bel Air (0-0-0), 12. Southlake Carroll (0-0-0), 13. Coppell (0-0-0), 14. Allen (0-0-0), 15. SA Central Catholic (4-1-0).
 
Top 5s
Arizona: 1. Salpointe Catholic (11-2-3), 2. Brophy Prep (12-2-0), 3. Corona del Sol (7-1-0), 4. Sabino (9-2-2), 5. San Luis (6-1-0).
 
Louisiana: 1. Jesuit (17-0-1), 2. Caddo Magnet (17-1-0), 3. Captain Shreve (16-2-0), 4. Newman (13-1-2), 5. BR-Catholic (10-3-1).
 
Top 3s
Hawaii: 1. Iolani (4-0-0), 2. Mililani (3-1-0), 3. Punahou (4-1-0).
 
Mississippi: 1. Clinton (7-1-0), 2. Tupelo (7-0-1), 3. Madison Central (9-1-3).

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By Sheldon Shealer, editor

The holiday season has been relatively quite for the state-by-state rankings except for the case of Louisiana's top-ranked team.

Even without one of the program's top players, who was competing with the regional team at the Disney Showcase, New Orleans Jesuit surged back to the top of the Louisiana rankings with victories over Captain Shreve and defending state champ Caddo Magnet.

Below are the state-by-state rankings for this week, which set up the FAB 50 rankings. 

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

Through Sunday, Dec. 28

Top 25s                                                  

California: 1. Millikan (10-0-1), 2. La Costa Canyon (5-0-0), 3. De La Salle (4-0-0), 4. Saddleback (10-0-1), 5. Poway (8-0-0), 6. El Toro (10-1-0), 7. San Ramon Valley (7-0-2), 8. Amador Valley (6-0-3), 9. Banning (2-0-1), 10. Watsonville (6-0-1), 11. J Serra (6-1-2), 12. Servite (6-1-1), 13. Overfelt (2-0-1), 14. Pajaro Valley (9-1-1), 15. Bellarmine Prep (3-1-1), 16. Esperanza (3-1-1), 17. Mater Dei (4-0-3), 18. St. Francis-La Canada (5-0-1), 19. Loyola (9-2-1), 20. Santa Barbara (12-1-0), 21. San Diego Southwest (8-2-4), 22. Gilroy (6-1-3), 23. Palo Alto (8-1-0), 24. Crespi (10-1-0), 25. Santa Margarita (3-2-5).

Top 15s

Florida: 1. Boca Raton (14-0-1), 2. Wellington (13-0-2), 3. Miami Ferguson (10-0-2), 4. Berkeley Prep (14-0-2), 5. Miami Killian (11-0-4), 6. East Lake (12-0-4), 7. Orangewood Christian (11-0-3), 8. Wharton (8-2-3), 9. Tampa Jesuit (15-1-1), 10. Miami Goleman (8-1-0), 11. Land O'Lakes (14-2-2), 12. Melbourne (14-2-0), 13. Palm Beach Central (12-1-3), 14. Nease (8-1-1), 15. Merritt Island (7-1-1).
 
Texas: 1. Dallas Jesuit (0-0-0), 2. Plano (0-0-0), 3. Klein (0-0-0), 4. Kingwood (0-0-0), 5. Churchill (0-0-0), 6. Klein Collins (0-0-0), 7. FM Marcus (0-0-0), 8. Cinco Ranch (0-0-0), 9. Brenham (0-0-0), 10. The Woodlands (0-0-0), 11. Bel Air (0-0-0), 12. Southlake Carroll (0-0-0), 13. Coppell (0-0-0), 14. Allen (0-0-0), 15. SA Central Catholic (4-1-0).

Top 5s

Arizona: 1. Corona del Sol (5-0-0), 2. San Luis (6-0-0), 3. Salpointe Catholic (7-2-1), 4. Brophy Prep (7-2-0), 5. Sabino (9-2-2).

Louisiana: 1. Jesuit (16-0-1), 2. Caddo Magnet (17-1-0), 3. Captain Shreve (15-2-0), 4. Newman (12-1-1), 5. BR-Catholic (10-3-1).

Top 3s

Hawaii: 1. Iolani (2-0-0), 2. Kamehameha (2-1-0), 3. Mililani (1-0-0).  

Mississippi: 1. Clinton (7-1-0), 2. Tupelo (7-0-1), 3. Madison Central (9-1-3).

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By Sheldon Shealer

NOTE: a full story with goal-scring details, quotes and assessment will be posted on the ESPNRISE.com soccer home page later tonight. This is a quick summary of the key championship flight results from the Disney Showcase in Lake Buena Vista, Fla.

U17 SHOWCASE BLUE: Frank Nouble scored three goals as Chelsea Football Academy's youth squad handled Javanon (Ky.) 5-0 in the final. This was a combination under-16/17 squad from Chelsea, which featured a few 15-year-olds. ... Ryan Brown scored directly off a corner kick in overtime to lift Solar to a heated 3-1 double overtime victory over Lonestar in an all-Texas consolation match.

U17 SHOWCASE WHITE: Beau Breckenridge's shot was deflected into the goal early in the second half to carry the Dasllas Texans to a 1-0 victory over the Concorde Fire (Ga.). ... YMS Xpolision won the conlation match 1-0.

U16 SHOWCASE BLUE: Alpharetta Ambush Red (Ga.) defeated Blast FC (Ohio) 2-0 for the title. ... The Dallas Texans defeated FC Copa (N.J.) 3-0 in the consolation match.

U16 SHOWCASE WHITE: Elite FC (N.M.) routed the Chicago Fiore Juniors 4-0 in the title match. ... CASL '92 edged McLean (Va.) 1-0 in the consolation contest.

US Youth Soccer ODP Inter-Regional: The 1992 region teams shut out the 1993 region teams in all four matches. 1992 Region I defeated 1993 Region IV 4-0 in the championship match.

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

Usually the holiday tournament season turns the FAB 50 rankings upside down.

Not this year!

FAB 50 No. 2 Aliso Niguel (Calif.) claimed the Mater Dei Invitational title, No. 5 Foothill (Calif.) won the Tri-Valley Classic, and Nos. 1 and 6 made it through the holidays without a loss, leaving very little change in this week's state rankings and, likewise, the FAB 50 rankings.

Below are the state-by-state rankings for this week, which set up the FAB 50 rankings. 

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, Dec. 28

Top 25s                                                  

California: 1. Esperanza (8-0-0), 2. Aliso Niguel (12-0-1), 3. Foothill-Pleasanton (7-0-0), 4. Long Beach Wilson (7-1-2), 5. Torrey Pines (6-1-2), 6. Carondelet (5-1-1), 7. El Toro (4-1-1), 8. Los Alamitos (6-2-2), 9. San Clemente (9-2-0), 10. Tesoro (3-1-5), 11. Harvard-Westlake (6-1-1), 12. Westview (7-1-3), 13. Amador Valley (7-0-2), 14. St. Ignatius-SF (6-0-0), 15. Woodbridge (7-1-1), 16. Monte Vista (5-3-2), 17. Presentation (9-1-2), 18. Clovis (8-0-2), 19. Buchanan (12-1-1), 20. Capistrano Valley (10-2-0), 21. Rancho Bernardo (6-1-0), 22. Castro Valley (9-2-0), 23. San Ramon Valley (6-2-1), 24. Bullard (8-1-4), 25. Thousand Oaks (3-2-2).

Top 15s
Florida: 1. George Jenkins (13-0-1), 2. Melbourne (15-0-0), 3. Cardinal Gibbons (18-0-1), 4. Palm Harbor University (13-0-0), 5. St. John's Country Day (13-0-1), 6. Gulliver Prep (13-2-0), 7. American Heritage-Plantation (13-2-2), 8. St. Thomas Aquinas (14-2-0), 9. Plant (13-1-0), 10. Lake Mary (13-2-3), 11. Oviedo (12-1-1), 12. Wellington (12-2-1), 13. Cypress Bay (11-2-2), 14. Lourdes (12-1-1), 15. American Heritage-Delray (12-3-1).

Texas: 1. FM Marcus, 2. Plano West, 3. The Woodlands, 4. Nolan Catholic (12-0-0), 5. Coppell , 6. Southlake Carroll, 7. Allen, 8. Ursuline Academy (9-2-0), 9. Deer Park, 10. McKinney Boyd, 11. Plano East, 12. Kingwood, 13. Colleyville Heritage, 14. San Antonio Reagan, 15. Brazoswood.

Top 5s
Arizona: 1. Gilbert (5-0-0), 2. Xavier Prep (5-1-0), 3. Highland (3-1-1), 4. Hamilton (5-2-0), 5. Corona del Sol (4-1-1).

Top 3s
Hawaii: 1. Kamehameha (2-0-1), 2. Punahou (3-0-1), 3. Mililani (5-0-0).
Louisiana: 1. Newman (10-0-0), 2. Fontainebleau (9-1-0), 3. Mount Carmel (11-2-3).
Mississippi: 1. Clinton (11-1-1), 2. Madison Central (9-1-0), 3. Brandon (9-2-2). 

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By Sheldon Shealer

ORLANDO - During a break in Monday's third-round action at the Disney Showcase, the 18-member under-17 all-star squad, which receives an all-expenses paid trip to England to train and compete with Chelsea, was annouced.

ESPNRISE.com will offer a more indepth story involving the selections Wednesday. For now, here are the 18 players named to the under-17 all-star squad:

Name, age, Hometown, Club
Anton Sealey, 17, Austin (Texas), Lonestar SC 92 Red
Joe Garcia, 16, Buda (Texas), Lonestar SC 92 Red
Paul Torres, 17, Bethesda (Md.), DC United USSF
James Williams, 16, Raleigh (N.C.), CASL Chelsea FC Academy USSF
Ryan Brown, 17, Plano (Texas), Solar U-18 USSF
Taylor Hafling, 16, Louisville (Ky.), Javanon 92
Layth Masri, 17, Louisville (Ky.), Javanon 92
Gino Depaoli, 17, Highland Village (Texas), Dallas Texans U18 USSF
Coner Doyle, 17, McKinney (Texas), Dallas Texans U18 USSF
Steven Newman, 17, New Hope (Pa.), YMS Xplosion
Justin Rosner, 17, Brunswick (Maine), Seacoast United Maine
Glen Long, 17, Greensboro (N.C.), Triangle United Gold
German Mendoza, 16, Durham (N.C.), Triangle United Gold
Jon Guzman, 16, Gaithersburg (Md.), Baltimore Bays Casa Mia Bays '93
Brandon Moore, 16, Lawrenceville (Ga.), Concorde Fire Elite
Malcolm Miller, 17, Roswell (Ga.), Concorde Fire Elite
Kyle Gusftason, 17, Libertyville (Ill.), Eclipse Select 91-92
Nicholas Spann, 17, Santa Rosa (Calif.), Santa Rosa United Gold

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

We continue our postings of the various coaches all-state teams from the fall season. Today we add the New York boys team. Although we will post only first-team honorees, an extended all-state database will be in place later this school year. If you have access to the official all-state teams, please forward them to the e-mail link above.

NYSSWA All-State team

Class AA
First team
M --  Jake Keegan, sr. John Jay East Fishkill-1
M/A --  Tony Campagnano, sr. Guilderland-2
G --  Josh Fribush, sr. LaSalle-2
M --  Kyle Rogers, sr. Baldwinsville-3
M/A --  Mike Reidy, sr. Webster Thomas-5
A --  Tyler Hammil, sr. Clarence-6
A --  Joseph Lopez, jr. Brentwood-11
M --  Jimmy Nealis, sr. Massapequa-8
M --  Ahkeel Rodney, sr. Elmont-8
M --  Stefan Carter, sr. HHH West-11
A --  Leo Fernandes, sr. North Babylon-11

Class A
First team
U  -- Greg Shaheen, sr. Byram Hills-1
U  -- Kazumasa Ikenaga, sr. Harrison-1
G --  Dan Krajcir, sr. Gloversville-2
A --  Trey Jasenski, sr. Mohonasen-2
A --  Dani Brkovic, sr. Johnson City-4
A --  Ngwese Ebangwese, sr. Pittsford Sutherland-5
M --  Joe Griffin, sr. Victor-5
A --  Casey Sheehan, sr. Kenmore East-6
A --  Nick Cavalieri, sr. Sweet Home-6
M --  Sean Dougherty, sr. Comsewogue-11
M --  Keith Vigorito, jr. Comsewogue-11
 
Class B
First team
A --  Brian Rogers, sr. Bronxville-1
D --  Rodrigo Amboss, sr. Bronxville-1
A --  Steve Rathbun, sr. Susquehanna Valley-4
A --  Brenton Jones, sr. Windsor-4
G --  Mike Rossi, sr. Bath-5
M --  Matt Kelley, sr. Mynderse-5
A --  Barry Hunt, jr. East Aurora-6
M --  Nate Stern, sr. Newfane-6
A --  Matt Hamilton, sr. Ausable Valley-7
A --  Anthony Balbo, sr. Spackenkill-9
A --  Ryan Bercume, sr. Potsdam-10
 
Class C
First team
U  -- Brian Span, sr. North Salem-1
A --  Steve Wilday, sr. Galway-2
A --  Jaime Schultz, sr. Maple Hill-2
M --  Keith Lindabury, sr. Fabius-Pompey-3
A --  Avery Meehan, sr. Delhi-4
M --  Eli Vitale, sr. Red Creek-5
G --  Travis Swede, sr. Pavilion-5
A --  Dylan Jobson, sr. Honeoye-5
A --  Ryan Fisher, sr. Red Creek-5
A --  Bryan Fish, sr. Chatauqua Lake-6
A --  Matt Ellis, sr. Southold-11

Class D
First team
M --  Nathan Steward, sr. Hamilton-3
M --  Brett Darrow, sr. Poland-3
A --  Matthew Broedel, sr. Hamilton-3
G --  Aaron Laing, sr. Laurens-4
M --  Aaron Rygiel, sr. Alfred-Almond-5
A --  Garhett Varin, sr. Wheatland-Chili-5
D --  Ethan Cerne, sr. North Collins-6
A --  Stetson Fields, sr. Chazy-7
M --  Jason Baker, sr. Chazy-7
D --  Nick Ullman, sr. Florida-9
A --  Orlando Lopez, jr. Greenport-11

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

We continue our postings of the various coaches all-state teams from the fall season. Today we add the Vermont boys team. Although we will post only first-team honorees, an extended all-state database will be in place later this school year. If you have access to the official all-state teams, please forward them to the e-mail link above.

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

A pair of coaching changes of note:

In the college ranks, Columbia University announced the hiring of former MLS player and recent Boston College assistant Kevin Anderson as head coach. This is the second assistant BC has lost in two years to head coaching positions. BC has built itself into a solid ACC member with a strong Class of 2009 group committed to the school.

In the high school ranks, Seth Lehman, according to The Harrisburg (Pa.) Patriot-News, will take over as Cumberland Valley's girls soccer coach from Ed Batista, who retired following the 2008 spring season as one of the state's all-time winningest coaches with a mark of 361-78-27. Click here to read more about this coaching change.

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

We continue our postings of the various coaches all-state teams from the fall season. Today we add the Washington girls team. Although we will post only first-team honorees, an extended all-state database will be in place later this school year. If you have access to the official all-state teams, please forward them to the e-mail link above.

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

We continue our postings of the various coaches all-state teams from the fall season. Today we add the Kentucky girls team. Although we will post only first-team honorees, an extended all-state database will be in place later this school year. If you have access to the official all-state teams, please forward them to the e-mail link above.

First Team

East

Maddie Boone, Lexington Christian; Jane Geisler, Newport Central Catholic; Erin Gilliland, West Jessamine; Amy Hebbeler, Notre Dame; Katrina Ott, Woodford Co.; Stephanie Patterson, Woodford Co.; Lauren Paynter, Boyle Co.; Sydney Sissler, West Jessamine; Chelsea Smith, Lexington Catholic; Courtney Thomerson, Lexington Catholic; Leslie Twehues, Highlands.

West

Emma Brown, Manual; Lucy Chauvin, Sacred Heart; Jackie Hafele, Sacred Heart; Nikki Hafele, Sacred Heart; Olivia Hemme, Assumption; Alex Hoar, Eastern; Libby Marsh, Manual; Kaitlyn Thomason, Greenwood; Kasey Whitfield, Manual; Marissa Williams, South Oldham; Whitney Young, Greenwood.

Tampa Jesuit and Land'OLakes are close to repeating as boys soccer champions at the Jesuit High School Soccer Tournament in Tampa, Fla.

After Monday's action, undefeated Jesuit has advanced to the Elite Bracket semifinals where it will face Wharton in a rematch of last year's Class 5A state semifinals, won by Wharton. Land O'Lakes faces Berkeley Prep in the Premier Bracket semifinals.

ESPNRise.com will offer a tournament recap following the event's championship match.

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

Jack Altersitz, a founding father of Arizona high school soccer who amassed 338 wins and six state titles, dies during a visit to Peru, writes The Arizona Republic. Former Cactus soccer coach Altersitz dies

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

We continue our postings of the various coaches all-state teams from the fall season. Today we add the Pennsylvania girls team. Although we will post only first-team honorees, an extended all-state database will be in place later this school year. If you have access to the official all-state teams, please forward them to the e-mail link above.

Pennsylvania Soccer Coaches Association All-State team

Forwards
Thomas Baker, 10, Archbishop Wood
Zachary Batteer, 10, Mt. Lebanon
Antonio Bua, 12, Lampeter-Strasburg
Frank Buffa, 12, Owen J. Roberts
Andy Coulson, 12, Fox Chapel
David DelGreco, 12, Seton LaSalle
Nick Desiderio, 12, Fleetwood
Danny DiLullo, 12, Lower Merion
Tyler Fabian, 12, Thomas Jefferson
Tyler Fettrow, 12, Red Land
Dylan Horne, 10, Richland
Ben Millen, 12, Lehighton
Kevin Pierce, 12, Dallas
Jon Price, 11, Pottsgrove
Manolo Sanchez, 11, Germantown Friends
Mark Schoenborn, 11, Warren
Jared Shannon, 12, Bloomsburg
Jeffrey Simmons, 12, Gateway
Ian Smith, 11, Upper Dublin
Brian Suchoski, 10, Coughlin
Thomas Walters, 12, Lewistown
Nicholas Wilcox, 12, Peters Township
Jeff Werts, 12, Valley View
Cody Wisniewski, 12, Tamaqua

Midfielders
Adam Bastidas, 12, Catasauqua
Nathan Beideman, 12, Octorara
Christian Brandstetter, 12, Peters Township
Patrick Callahan, 12, Abington Heights
Luca Campos, 11, Center
Sean Crossland, 12, Exeter
Matt DeLong, 12, Millville
Joe Ferraracci, 12, Susquehannock
Evan Gover, 11, Penns Valley
Tolani Ibikunle, 11, St. Joseph's Prep
Justin Keefer, 12, Halifax
Nicholas Kline, 12, Camp Hill
Ty Knepp, 12, Midd-West
Steven Krause, 12, Northwestern Lehigh
Garrett Laird, 12, Franklin Regional
Jordan LeBlanc, 11, The Haverford School
Patrick Letournea, 12, Freedom
Jordan Messersmith, 12, Red Lion
Dan Parr, 12, Lower Dauphin
Sean Peckham, 12, Central Bucks East
Jeffrey Pio, 12, William Tennent
Chris Sanford, 11, Phil-Mont Christian Acd.
Joseph Schmid, 11, Wyoming Valley West
Evan Seltzer, 11, The Shipley School
Nathan Sharbaugh, 11, Mt. Lebanon
Jonathon Sibio, 11, Forest City Regional
Garret Sims, 12, Towanda
Zachary Spolar, 12, Pittsburgh Allderdice
Zarek Valentin, 12, Manheim Township
Anthony Virgara, 11, Keystone Oaks
Andrew Wenger, 12, Warwick
Jeff Wimsey, 12, Father Judge

Defenders
Eric Barrett, 12, Lewisburg
Nick Bibbs, 12, Lower Merion
Taylor Eisenhauer, 12, Red Land
Alex Fischetti, 12, Seton LaSalle
Brian Forgue, 12, Downingtown West
Joel Gregory, 12, Liberty
John McGrain, 12, Littlestown
Christopher Paglia, 11, Bethel Park
Josh Shutter, 12, Wilson
Greg Weimer, 12, Peters Township

Goalkeepers
Sean Roth, 12, Emmaus
Garrett Stolz, 12, Fairview

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

We continue our postings of the various coaches all-state teams from the fall season. Today we add the Pennsylvania girls team. Although we will post only first-team honorees, an extended all-state database will be in place later this school year. If you have access to the official all-state teams, please forward them to the e-mail link above.

Pennsylvania Soccer Coaches Association All-State team

Forwards
Lauren Alwine, Sr., Lower Dauphin
Stephanie Barnett, Jr., Fleetwood
Kara Burris, Jr., East Juniata
Nicole Doria, Sr., South Park
Courtney Ebersole, Sr., Bermudian Springs
Kayla Eckman, Sr., Freeport
Ali Forbrich, Sr., Peters Township
Jen Gangl, Sr., Radnor
Amanda Gerhard, Sr., Catasauqua
Meghan Gilley, Jr., Emmaus
Eva Gimello, Sr., Neshaminy
Katie Holtzapple, So., Spring Grove
Jennifer Hoy, Sr., Germantown Academy
Kelli Joline, So., Hempfield
Emma Karp, So., Westtown School
Chrissy Keck, Sr., Fairview
Allysia Ketchem, Sr., Lewisburg
Katie Lenz, So., Trinity
Erika Lewis, Sr., Mountain View
Brittany Loveland, Jr., Springdale
Tesa McKibben, Sr., Montoursville
Jackie Molinda, Sr., Mt. Lebanon
Stephanie Myers, Jr., Downingtown West
Larissa Nysch, So., Upper Dublin
Aly Passanante, Jr., George School
Megan Poiesz, So., Lansdale Catholic
Taylor Schram, Jr., Canon-McMillan
Hannah Seely, Sr., Benton Area
Laura Stayrook, Sr., Richland
Sadie Taber, Sr., Palisades H.S.
Jocelyn Weidner, Sr., Central Dauphin
Sadie Winship, Sr., Eastern York

Midfielders
Natalie Adams, Sr., Holy Redeemer
Emily Arndt, Sr., Fleetwood
Jessica Bensinger, Sr., Tamaqua Area
Melissa Benson, Sr., Little Flower
Alexandra Brandt, Jr., Mechanicsburg
Carly D'Orsaneo, Sr., Living Word Academy
Ashley Dubravcak, Sr., Valley View
Tori Dugan, Sr., West Chester Rustin
Sammi Elston, Sr., Dallas
Kelsey Gallagher, Sr., East Stroudsburg South
Sara Hawksworth, Sr., Central Mountain
Sam Kovarik, Sr., Mt. Lebanon
Samantha Lofton, Jr., Central Mountain
Raelynn Mikell, Jr., Boyertown
Alexandra Miller, Jr., Wilson
Caitlin Pratt, Jr., Troy Area
Mallory Schaffer, Sr., Hampton
Leah Sipe, Sr., Ephrata
Nicole Snyder, Sr., Tri-Valley Area
Brittan Spence, FR, William Tennent
Cori Stark, Sr., Belle Vernon
Kiley Williams, Sr., Dallas
Kristen Worth, Jr., New-Hope Solebury

Defenders
Tess Briggs, Sr., Easton
Amy Bunting, Jr., J.P. McCaskey
Mariah Conrad, Sr., Athens Area
Casey Steidle, Sr., Conestoga
Aly Walker, Sr., Upper St. Clair
Katie Wise, Sr., Pine-Richland

Goalkeepers
Emily Cota, Sr., Upper Perkiomen
Ashley Magruda, Sr., Belle Vernon
Caroline Williams, Sr., Wissahickon

By Sheldon Shealer, editor

Millikan takes over No. 1 in California and Boca Raton moves into the top spot in Florida in the latest ESPNRise.com winter soccer state-by-state boys rankings.

Below are the state-by-state rankings for this week, which set up the FAB 50 rankings.

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

Through Sunday, Dec. 14

Top 25s

California: 1. Millikan (8-0-1), 2. La Costa Canyon (2-0-0), 3. De La Salle (2-0-0), 4. El Toro (10-0-0), 5. Fountain Valley (1-0-3), 6. Santa Margarita (1-0-2), 7. Poway(5-0-0), 8. Saddleback (4-0-1), 9. Banning (2-0-1), 10. San Ramon Valley (7-0-1), 11. Archbishop Mitty (3-1-0), 12. Watsonville (5-0-0), 13. Cathedral Catholic (2-0-0), 14. Amador Valley (5-0-2), 15. Overfelt (1-0-1), 16. Pajaro Valley (8-1-0), 17. Bellarmine Prep (2-1-1), 18. La Habra (5-1-2), 19. Palo Alto (7-0-0), 20. Santa Ana Valley (2-1-0), 21. J Serra (5-1-2), 22. Servite (3-1-1), 23. Esperanza (3-1-0), 24. Crespi (6-0-0), 25. Mater Dei (3-0-1).

Top 15s
Florida: 1. Boca Raton (13-0-0), 2. Miami Goleman (7-0-0), 3. Wellington (11-0-1), 4. Miami Ferguson (8-0-2), 5. Tampa Jesuit (13-0-1), 6. Berkeley Prep (8-0-0), 7. Merritt Island (7-0-1), 8. Tampa Prep (6-0-1), 9. Cypress Bay (8-1-2), 10. St. Thomas Aquinas (8-1-3), 11. Miami Killian (6-0-4), 12. Melbourne (9-1-0), 13. Land O'Lakes (7-1-1), 14. American Heritage-Delray (9-2-1), 15. University School (10-0-1).

Texas: 1. Dallas Jesuit (0-0-0), 2. Plano (0-0-0), 3. Klein (0-0-0), 4. Kingwood (0-0-0), 5. Churchill (0-0-0), 6. Klein Collins (0-0-0), 7. FM Marcus (0-0-0), 8. Cinco Ranch (0-0-0), 9. Brenham (0-0-0), 10. The Woodlands (0-0-0), 11. Bel Air (0-0-0), 12. Southlake Carroll (0-0-0), 13. Coppell (0-0-0), 14. Allen (0-0-0), 15. SA Central Catholic (4-1-0).
 
Top 5s
Arizona: 1. Corona del Sol (3-0-0), 2. San Luis (3-0-0), 3. Salpointe Catholic (4-1-0), 4. Brophy Prep (1-2-0), 5. Tucson (4-1-0).
Louisiana: 1. Caddo Magnet (8-0-0), 2. Jesuit (9-0-1), 3. Lafayette (8-1-0), 4. Newman (8-0-1), 5. BR-Catholic (8-1-1).
 
Top 3s
Hawaii: 1. Kamehameha (2-0-0), 2. Iolani (1-0-0), 3. Mililani (1-0-0).
Mississippi: 1. Clinton (7-0-0), 2. Tupelo (7-0-1), 3. Madison Central (9-1-3).

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