Final NYC softball power rankings (6/5)
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NYC top 15 softball power rankings (6/5)
| RANK | TEAM | REC | LW | COMMENTS | |
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1 | Tottenville | 21-0 | 1 |
The Pirates once again sit atop the PSAL after beating rival Susan Wagner, 3-1, to win the Class A title. Junior ace Cheryl Lopez was the star, allowing just two hits and blasting a three-run home run. She’ll be back and so will the Pirates. Next: Season complete |
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2 | Archbishop Molloy | 14-3 | 4 |
The Stanners fell short of repeating as CHSAA state champions, but did get that elusive win over St. Joseph by the Sea in the semifinals as Tori Goldbach tossed a complete-game, two-hitter and striking out eight in the win. Next: Season complete |
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3 | St. Joseph by the Sea | 16-2 | 2 |
The Vikings season ended with a loss – a 1-0 defeat to Archbishop Molloy in the CHSAA state semifinals – but it was a tremendous season for Mike Ponsiglione’s squad, which won a sixth Archdiocesan title in the last eight years. Next: Season complete |
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4 | Susan Wagner | 18-3 | 3 |
Led by Taylor Sarcone, the Falcons reached the PSAL Class A final for the first time since 1989, but fell just short to rival Tottenville, the only team to beat Susan Wagner this year. Next: Season complete |
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5 | Preston | 13-2 | 4 |
The Panthers were a bloop single away from winning their first-ever Archdiocesan title. They’ll have plenty of chances with four freshmen on the roster and everyone but catcher Kitty Lajqi returning. Next: Season complete |
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6 | St. Francis Prep | 9-6 | 6 |
The Terriers had late leads in both games of the Brooklyn/Queens Diocesan series, but failed to close out the games. Nicole Lomangino graduates, but the Prep returns plenty next year. Next: Season complete |
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7 | Moore Catholic | 9-5 | 7 |
The Mavericks were hoping for another shot at rival St. Joseph by the Sea, but instead their season came to a disappointing conclusion with a 4-1 loss to Preston in the Archdiocesan semifinals. Next: Season complete |
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8 | Construction | 19-2 | 8 |
The Red Hawks actually had a 1-0 lead after two innings, but then Tottenville scored four in the bottom of the third en route to a 9-1 semifinal win. Still, with Britney Rodriguez returning for her junior year, there’s plenty of reasons for Marco Migliaccio to be optimistic. Next: Season complete |
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9 | Mary Louis | 7-6 | 9 |
The Hilltoppers were one strike away from a huge win over rival St. Francis Prep in the CHSAA Brooklyn/Queens Class AA softball semifinals. Instead the Terriers rallied to score twice to end Mary Louis’ season. Next: Season complete |
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10 | Francis Lewis | 16-4 | 12 |
The Patriots beat Madison to book a second consecutive trip to the PSAL Class A semifinals, but for a second straight year Lewis was unable to reach the title game. Next: Season complete |
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11 | McKee/Staten Island Tech | 14-5 | 11 |
The Seagulls reached the PSAL Class A quarterfinals, but suffered a 9-0 loss to Susan Wagner, the third time this year the Falcons came out on top. Next: Season complete. |
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12 | James Madison | 16-3 | 10 |
It seems strange not to see James Madison in the PSAL final, but that’s the case after Francis Lewis bounced Brian Friedman’s squad in the quarterfinals. Next: Season complete |
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13 | Bryant | 15-4 | 13 |
The Owls reached the PSAL Class A quarterfinals, but No. 1 Tottenville scored six runs in the third inning en route to an 11-0 victory. Next: Season complete. |
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14 | DeWitt Clinton | 12-7 | 14 |
The Governors opened a lot of eyes with a deep run in the PSAL Class A playoffs, but it came to an end in the quarterfinals with a 3-2 loss to Construction. Next: Season complete |
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15 | Fontbonne Hall | 6-8 | NR |
The Bonnies made a name for themselves in Brooklyn/Queens this year, beating eventual champion Archbishop Molloy during the regular season. Next: Season complete |

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