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High School Baseball: Final Top 50
June 14, 2004
Chatsworth repeats as national champion
Chatsworth (Calif.) High School became the first school in the 13-year history of the Baseball America/National High School Baseball Coaches Association poll to win back-to-back national championships. The Chancellors earned all but one first-place vote in the final poll of the year Sunday.
Chatsworth ran the table in 2004, winning all 35 games to extend its winning streak over a two-year period to 50 games. The Chancellors beat San Pedro High 7-1 last Tuesday to win their second consecutive Los Angeles city championship. California is the only state that does not play a state championship.
The only other school to win two national titles is Miami's Westminster Christian High, which won titles in 1992 and 1996.
Baseball America's national high school poll is selected in conjunction with the National High School Baseball Coaches Association. Regular in-season polls, conducted every two weeks, include 25 teams. The final poll, through games of June 13, identifies 50 teams.
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5/29
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6/13
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Team
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Record
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Points
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1
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1
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Chatsworth (Calif.) HS
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35-0
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359
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6
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2
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Moody HS, Corpus Christi, Texas
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42-1
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339
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2
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3
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Farragut HS, Knoxville, Tenn.
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46-2
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337
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3
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4
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Riverside HS, Greer, S.C.
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30-2
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317
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5
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5
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Columbus (Ga.) HS
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35-2
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308
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4
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6
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La Cueva HS, Albuquerque
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28-0
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304
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8
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7
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Owasso (Okla.) HS
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34-3
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289
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9
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8
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Nova HS, Fort Lauderdale
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29-3
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278
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10
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9
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Monsignor Pace HS, Opa Locka, Fla.
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24-2
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252
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11
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10
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Tomball (Texas) HS
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32-3
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244
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12
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11
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Villa Park (Calif.) HS
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26-3
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231
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13
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12
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Chaparral HS, Scottsdale, Ariz.
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31-2
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216
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14
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13
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Destrehan (La.) HS
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33-2
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198
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7
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14
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La Quinta HS, Westminster, Calif.
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28-2
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193
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15
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15
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Cypress Bay HS, Weston, Fla.
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30-2
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180
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16
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16
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Germantown Academy, Fort Washington, Pa.
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32-2
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176
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17
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17
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St. Francis HS, Mountain View, Calif.
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29-3
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164
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18
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18
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Gulliver Prep, Miami
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27-6
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157
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NR
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19
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Moeller HS, Cincinnati
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28-3
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141
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22
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20
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Reno (Nev.) HS
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36-5
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132
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NR
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21
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Wilcox HS, Santa Clara, Calif.
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30-4
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127
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NR
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22
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Flower Mound (Texas) HS
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37-8
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109
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NR
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23
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James Monroe HS, Bronx, N.Y.
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43-2
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101
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19
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24
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Westminster Academy, Fort Lauderdale
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27-3
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99
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24
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25
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*Jenison (Mich.) HS
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32-1
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93
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NR
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26
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Fallbrook (Calif.) HS
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30-5
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78
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NR
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27
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Wolfson HS, Jacksonville
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27-5
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77
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23
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28
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Edwardsville (Ill.) HS
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35-4
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74
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NR
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29
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The Woodlands (Texas) HS
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32-6
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67
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NR
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30
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Goddard (Kan.) HS
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23-2
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61
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NR
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31
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Tampa Jesuit HS
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28-3
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60
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NR
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32
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Rose HS, Greenville, N.C.
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27-5
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54
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NR
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33
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Crespi HS, Encino, Calif.
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27-5
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53
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NR
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34
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Auburn (Wash.) HS
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21-1
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51
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NR
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35
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Santaluces HS, Lake Worth, Fla.
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25-3
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45
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NR
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36
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Mission Bay HS, San Diego
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27-7
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44
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NR
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37
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Lowell HS, San Francisco
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29-4
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40
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NR
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38
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Rockhurst HS, Kansas City, Mo.
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26-3
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37
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NR
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39
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La Grange (Texas) HS
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33-1
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31
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NR
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40
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T.C. Roberson HS, Arden, N.C.
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25-1
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30
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25
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41
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*Deering HS, Portland, Me.
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17-0
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29
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NR
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42
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Milton HS, Alpharetta, Ga.
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29-7
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26
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NR
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43
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Lamar HS, Houston
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29-3
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21
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NR
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44
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Foothill HS, Santa Ana, Calif.
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23-5
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19
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NR
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45
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Bryant (Ark.) HS
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31-3
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16
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NR
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46
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Petal (Miss.) HS
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33-5
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14
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NR
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47
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St. Mark's HS, Wilmington, Del.
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23-1
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11
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NR
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48
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Spring (Texas) HS
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36-9
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9
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NR
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49
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Sikeston (Mo.) HS
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27-2
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8
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NR
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50
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Bishop Eustace Prep, Pennsauken, N.J.
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28-3
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7
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* Season incomplete
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