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Final Press Fall Elite 11 rankings

A ranking of public school teams that compete for South Jersey titles and non-public teams in Atlantic, Burlington, Cape May, Camden, Cumberland, Gloucester, Salem and southern Ocean counties. Rankings selected by The Press high school sports staff based on staff observation, research and interviews with players and coaches. Last week's ranking in parentheses.

Football

1. Cherokee (11-1)

2. Egg Harbor Township (11-1)

3. Hammonton (11-1)

4. Williamstown (10-1)

5. Toms River East (10-1)

6. St. Augustine Prep (9-1)

7. Delsea Regional (11-1)

8. Timber Creek (9-3)

9. Seneca (8-3)

10. St. Joseph (8-3)

11. Lacey Township (8-3)

Boys Soccer

1. Christian Brothers Academy (17-4-2)

2. Toms River South (18-5-1)

3. Toms River North (16-3-2)

4. Delran (21-2-2)

5. Rancocas Valley (19-3-3)

6. St. Augustine Prep (21-2)

7. Lenape (16-5-2)

8. West Deptford (21-3-1)

9. St. Rose (19-4)

10. Toms River East (11-8-2)

11. Sacred Heart (16-3)

Girls soccer

1. Lenape (23-1)

2. Gloucester Catholic (19-1-1)

3. Red Bank Catholic (20-1)

4. Paul VI (20-2)

5. Haddonfield (23-1-1)

6. Pt. Pleasant Boro (20-4)

7. Eastern (16-6)

8. Clearview (15-4-2)

9. Shawnee (18-4-1)

10. Williamstown (16-4)

11. Mainland Regional (11-5)

 

Field hockey

1. Eastern (26-2)

2. Washington Township (17-3)

3. Ocean City (22-2)

4. Shawnee (16-4-1)

5. Bishop Eustace (17-3-3)

6. West Deptford (20-2)

7. Haddonfield (17-5)

8. Moorestown (15-4)

9. Kingsway (17-4)

10. Holy Spirit (18-2)

11. Southern Regional (13-2-2)

 

Girls Tennis

1. Haddonfield (32-0)

2. Red Bank Catholic (19-3)

3. Moorestown (24-3)

4. Holy Spirit (20-3)

5. Atlantic City (17-3)

6. Millville (24-5)

7. Cherry Hill East (19-3)

8. Mainland Regional (14-4)

9.Ranney School (16-2)

10. Washington Township (12-5)

11. Moorestown Friends (16-6)

 

Girls Cross Country

1. Lenape

2. Delsea Regional

3. Haddonfield

4. Toms River North

5. Southern Regional

6. Seneca

7. Williamstown

8. Cherokee

9. Kingsway Regional

10. Bishop Eustace

11. Holy Spirit

 

Boys Cross Country

1. Haddonfield

2. Southern Regional

3. Toms River North

4. Shawnee

5. Cherry Hill East

6. Cherokee

7. Ocean City

8. Lenape

9. Paul VI

10. Moorestown

11. Lacey Township

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Gas Buddy

Eight area teams make high school football playoffs on power points

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By MICHAEL McGARRY, Staff Writer | Posted: Sunday, November 8, 2009 | 0 comments

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Related stories inside: Saturday's high school football results

Eight local high school football teams - Lacey Township, Egg Harbor Township, Hammonton, St. Augustine Prep, Holy Spirit, St. Joseph, Bridgeton and Buena Regional - have clinched playoff spots, according to unofficial power-point calculations.

Mainland Regional, the defending South Jersey Group IV champion, missed the playoffs by one point.

The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association will make playoff fields in each enrollment group official Monday. Quarterfinal games are Friday and Saturday.

The top eight teams with most power points in each group qualified. Teams earn power points based on their opponents' group size and wins.

Here are the unofficial fields (seeds in parentheses):

South Jersey Group IV

Eastern (8) at Cherokee (1)

Toms River North (5) at Williamstown (4)

Washington Township (6) at Toms River East (3)

Shawnee (7) at Egg Harbor Township (2)

Notes: EHT's home field is being renovated, so the Eagles are likely to play their playoff game Saturday at St. Augustine Prep. In the race for the final spot, Eastern had 103 points and Mainland 102.

South Jersey Group III

Winslow Township (8) at Hammonton (1)

Seneca (5) at Burlington Township (4)

Pemberton (6) at Lacey Township (3)

Moorestown (7) at Timber Creek (2)

South Jersey Group II

Woodrow Wilson (8) at Delsea Regional (1)

Buena Regional (7) at West Deptford (2)

Willingboro (6) at Haddonfield (3)

Bridgeton (5) at Cinnaminson (4)

State Non-Public II

Pingry (4) at St. Joseph (1)

Morris Catholic (3) at Gloucester Catholic (2)

Note: Dwight Englewood would have qualified at 4-4. But the school did not submit the proper paperwork to the NJSIAA, so it will not participate in the playoffs.

State Non-Public III

Delbarton (8) at Pope John XXIII (1)

Bishop Eustace (5) at Immaculata (4)

Bishop Ahr (7) at St. Joseph-Montvale (2)

Holy Spirit (6) at DePaul (3)

State Non-Public IV

Red Bank Catholic (8) at Don Bosco Prep (1)

Seton Hall Prep (5) at Paul VI (4)

St. Peter's Prep (6) at St. Augustine Prep (3)

Bergen Catholic (7) at Notre Dame (2)

Note: St. Augustine and Paul VI were tied on power points and strength of schedule. St. Augustine got the higher seed because its opponents had a better winning percentage than Paul VI's.

Contact Michael McGarry:

609-272-7185

MMcGarry@pressofac.com

Posted in SPORTS HS FOOTBALL | SPORTS | BREAKING NEWS | HIGHSCHOOL on Sunday, November 8, 2009 12:05 am Updated: 12:14 am.

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