The Georgia high school boys soccer season is in full swing, with teams competing in games and tournaments to determine their ranking in the Score Atlanta rankings. Last season’s top teams are still in contention, but some new teams have also entered the competition. With teams from all over the state vying for the top spot, the rankings are becoming clearer as the season progresses. As the season continues, teams will be fighting to stay in the top spots and new teams will be looking to make their mark on the rankings. The competition is heating up and the rankings are sure to change as the season progresses.
The Walton Raiders are at the top of the rankings as the defending state champions and have started the season off with two wins. The Marist War Eagles are ranked second, with senior forward Marcus Jones leading the way. The Pope Greyhounds are third, coming off a strong season last year and starting the season with a win and a draw. The Northview Titans, led by senior midfielder Jake Johnson, have started the season with two wins and look like a team that could make some noise in the playoffs. Lastly, the Brookwood Broncos have started off with two wins in their first three games and look like a team that could make a run at the state title.
The sixth-ranked team in the state is the Alpharetta Raiders, led by senior forward Tyler Smith. The Raiders have started the season with two wins and look like they could make some noise in the playoffs. The seventh-ranked team is the Milton Eagles, who are off to a solid start with two wins in their first three games. The Eagles are led by senior midfielder Ryan Rogers, who has been a key contributor to the team’s success. The eighth-ranked team is the Cambridge Bears, who are coming off a strong season last year. The Bears have started the season with a win and a draw, and they look poised to make a run at the state title. The ninth-ranked team is the North Gwinnett Bulldogs, who are led by senior forward Ryan Davis. The Bulldogs have started the season with two wins and look like they could make some noise in the playoffs. Finally, the tenth-ranked team is the Roswell Hornets, who are off to a solid start with two wins in their first three games. With a strong core of players and an experienced coach, the Hornets look like they could be a force to be reckoned with this season.
These are the Current Rankings
Class 7A
1. Collins Hill
2. Peachtree Ridge
3. South Forsyth
4. Lambert
5. Mountain View
6. Berkmar
7. North Gwinnett
8. Hillgrove
9. Walton
10. North Paulding
1. Blessed Trinity
2. Lassiter
3. Johns Creek
4. Lanier
5. Gainesville
6. Veterans
7. Riverwood
8. Sprayberry
9. Pope
10. Sequoyah
1. McIntosh
2. Dalton
3. Clarke Central
4. Midtown
5. Chapel Hill
6. Tucker
7. Greater Atlanta Christian
8. Villa Rica
9. Chattahoochee
10. Northgate
1. Johnson-Gainesville
2. Westminster
3. Southeast Whitfield
4. East Hall
5. Druid Hills
6. Whitewater
7. Islands
8. Pace Academy
9. Perry
10. Clarkston
1. Columbus
2. Bremen
3. Morgan County
4. Oconee County
5. Savannah Christian
6. Coahulla Creek
7. Harlem
8. Lumpkin County
9. Pike County
10. Hebron Christian
1. Providence Christian
2. Toombs County
3. Walker
4. Callaway
5. Pierce County
6. Dodge County
7. Putnam County
8. Savannah Arts
9. Athens Academy
10. Gordon Central
1. Whitefield Academy
2. Atlanta International
3. Tallulah Falls
4. Paideia
5. Dalton Academy
6. Prince Avenue Christian
7. Bleckley County
8. Mount Vernon
9. Trion
10. King’s Ridge
1. Christian Heritage
2. Lake Oconee Academy
3. Dooly County
4. Georgia Military
5. Portal
6. Macon County
7. Atkinson County
8. Towns County
9. Lincoln County
