High School Top 50: June 21

Compiled by Nathan Rode
June 22, 2010


In the final poll of the 2010 season, Flanagan High (Pembroke Pines, Fla.) takes over the top spot to be crowned national champions. Previous No. 1 Klein High of Spring, Texas, fell in the 5-A state championship to Corpus Christi's Carroll High. Flanagan's title marks the seventh time a Florida team has finished atop the rankings. It is also the second straight year that the  final poll came down to a state championship game in Texas. In 2009, Bishop Gorman High (Las Vegas) benefited from Moody High (Corpus Christi, Texas) losing to Texarkana's Texas High in the 4-A finals.

Klein dropped to No. 22 after the loss. Defending national champ Bishop Gorman High (Las Vegas) finished at No. 2 while national power Farragut High (Knoxville) added another top 10 finish to its records.

The staffs of Baseball America and the National High School Baseball Coaches Association compile the Top 25 rankings. Records indicated are as of June 20 and do not include ties.

Rk.	School	Record	Previous
1	Flanagan HS, Pembroke Pines, Fla.	25-2	2
2	Bishop Gorman HS, Las Vegas	36-4	3
3	The Bolles School, Jacksonville	29-3	4
4	Sumrall (Miss.) HS	36-1	5
5	Archbishop Mitty HS, San Jose, Calif.	31-3	6
6	Rocky Mountain HS, Fort Collins, Colo.	26-2	7
7	Pace (Fla.) HS	29-2	8
8	Farragut HS, Knoxville	42-6	9
9	Columbus (Ga.) HS	32-5	10
10	Archbishop McCarthy HS, Southwest Ranches, Fla.	27-5	11
11	Brenham (Texas) HS	37-5	12
12	Mater Dei HS, Santa Ana, Calif.	20-10	13
13	Petal (Miss.) HS	30-4	14
14	Germantown Academy, Fort Washington, Pa.	29-3	15
15	Desert Ridge HS, Mesa, Ariz.	31-4	16
16	La Cueva HS, Albuquerque	28-2	17
17	St. Edward HS, Lakewood, Ohio	28-3	18
18	Carroll HS, Corpus Christi, Texas	38-7	25
19	Alder HS, Plain City, Ohio	34-0	19
20	Buchanan HS, Clovis, Calif.	29-5	20
21	Harrison HS, Kennesaw, Ga.	29-9	21
22	Klein HS, Spring, Texas	34-7	1
23	Rancho Bernardo HS, San Diego	26-8	23
24	West Springfield HS, Springfield, Va.	24-4	NR
25	Spanish Fork (Utah) HS	25-1	NR
26	Calhoun (Ga.) HS	35-1	NR
27	Blue Valley HS, Stillwell, Kan.	20-5	NR
28	Marist School, Atlanta	30-8	NR
29	Glendora (Calif.) HS	26-2	NR
30	Calallen HS, Corpus Christi, Texas	38-5	NR
31	Owasso (Okla.) HS	32-7	NR
32	Woodbridge (Va.) HS	28-1	24
33	Walsh Jesuit HS, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio	30-2	NR
34	Poquoson (Va.) HS	28-1	NR
35	Naperville (Ill.) Central HS	38-4	NR
36	Harrisburg (Ill.) HS	40-1	NR
37	Madison (Miss.) Central HS	31-4	NR
38	Canyon del Oro HS, Del Oro, Ariz.	28-3	NR
39	White Knoll HS, Lexington, S.C.	32-2	NR
40	St. Mary's HS, Stockton, Calif.	26-7	NR
41	Eden Prairie (Minn.) HS	25-1	NR
42	Tottenville HS, New York	25-1	NR
43	Westminster Chrisitan School, Miami	25-7	NR
44	Bishop Amat HS, La Puente, Calif.	27-4	NR
45	Memorial HS, Houston	35-9	NR
46	Christian Brothers College HS, St. Louis	26-7	NR
47	Nitro (W.Va.) HS	38-6	NR
48	Clovis West HS, Fresno, Calif.	29-4	NR
49	Pappillion-La Vista HS, Pappillion, Neb.	19-5	NR
50	Elk Grove (Calif.) HS	26-6	NR