Goff Rankings
We took a break from the D1A rankings last week because ... reasons ... among them being that we didn't have a lot of results.
Obvsiouly it's playoff time so that makes it relatively easy to rank teams, right? Right?
Not always. The big thing here is that we have top teams that have all lost games. Every single team has lost games.
Installment #2 of our Girls HS Rankings, and we've fixed a mistake or two and certainly seen some shifts.
One of the mistakes was seeing a Doylestown result that was actually a result for their reserves—it's interest that basically they played a league game with their reserves while also playing an EGRL game.
A few late scores fuel these rankings and some major shifts.
F5 moves up six spots and Golden Eagles move up seven thanks to their results at Nash Bash and the the Gonzaga Classic. We think that the top four are on one level and then there's a tier to about 14 or 15 after that.
But at #1 ... Charlotte Cardinals has hardly put a foot wrong.
We have some serious changes and that's what's so great about Spring Break time, because various tournaments and trips test teams and give us something cross-border-like to watch.
We've talked about how close teams are in D1A, and this past weekend showed in some ways how that's true and in some ways how it's not.
The very strongest teams were able to test multiple lineups against opposition, but when they put in their best combinations, they win in impressive style. We're talking about Navy, Army, Central Washington, Lindenwood, and Life.
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