Oklahoma's Silo tops pair of Louisiana schools for No. 1 spot among schools with less than 1,000 students.
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Silo (Okla.), holder of the nation's longest active winning streak and a pair of state championships, is the No. 1 team in the MaxPreps Small Schools national baseball rankings.
Silo went 33-0 in 2019 and also won its last seven games (including a state championship) in 2018 to give it a 40-game win streak heading into the 2010 season. Silo is one of four Oklahoma schools in the Top 25 small school rankings.
Silo edges out a pair of Louisiana teams for the top spot. Ouachita Christian, the Louisiana Division 4 state champion, is the No. 2 team in the rankings while Sterlington, the Class 3A state champion, is No. 3.
The small school rankings are based on the MaxPreps Computer rankings and include teams that play in state playoff divisions that include schools with less than 1,000 students. Teams are listed with their season record and their MaxPreps computer rating.
Small Schools National Baseball Rankings
Crew Wilson, Ouachita Christian
Photo by Thomas Hays
Oklahoma Class 2A state champion
2. Ouachita Christian (Monroe, La.), 34-5, 28.8
Louisiana Division 4 state champion
3. Sterlington (La.), 35-4, 27.5
Louisiana Class 3A state champion
4. Center Moriches (N.Y.), 27-0, 27.0
New York Class B state champion
5. Tattnall Square Academy (Macon, Ga.), 34-3 27.0
Georgia Class A Private state champion
6. Wall (Texas), 39-1, 26.7
Texas Class 3A state champion
7. Roff (Okla.), 28-3, 26.5
Oklahoma Class B state champion
8. Park River/Fordville-Lankin (Park River, N.D.), 27-1, 25.3
North Dakota Class B state champion
9. Stratford (Wis.), 21-2, 25.1
Wisconsin Division 3 state champion
10. Colonel Richardson (Federalsburg, Md.), 24-0, 25.1
Maryland Class 1A state champion
11. Providence Christian (Dothan, Ala.), 30-9, 24.5
Alabama Class 3A state champion
12. Webster (Wis.), 22-0, 24.3
Wisconsin Division 4 state champion
13. Austin Prep (Reading, Mass.), 20-2, 24.3
Massachusetts Class 3A No. 1 seed.
14. Calhoun City (Miss.), 31-4, 24.1
Mississippi Class 2A state champion
15. Pike County (Zebulon, Ga.), 34-4, 24.0
Georgia Class AAA state champion
16. University (Greeley, Colo.), 27-2, 23.8
Colorado Class 3A state champion
17. Long (Skipperville, Ala.), 37-6, 23.7
Alabama Class 2A state champion
18. Pascack Hills (Montvale, N.J.), 29-3, 23.5
New Jersey Group 2 state champion
19. North Pontotoc (Ecru, Miss.), 22-8, 23.4
Mississippi Class 3A state champion
20. Atoka (Okla.), 30-5, 23.2
Oklahoma Class 3A state champion
21. Teutopolis (Ill.), 28-8-1, 23.1
Illinois Class 2A state champion
22. Lakeland Christian (Lakeland, Fla.), 24-5, 23.1
Florida Class 3A state champion
23. Central Arkansas Christian (North Little Rock, Ark.), 20-4, 22.9
Arkansas Class 3A state runner-up
24. Wright City (Okla.), 35-3, 22.7
Oklahoma Class 1A state champion
25. Trinity Christian Academy (Jackson, Tenn.), 38-4, 22.6
Tennessee Class A state runner-up
