Top 5 schools in every state from Alabama to Wyoming.
Video: 2019 Fall MaxPreps Cup - Carmel The Indiana school finished second in 2018-19 and continues its dominance after the fall season of 2019-2020.
Champlain Valley Union (Hinesburg, Vt.) is the fall leader in the MaxPreps Cup standings, but it also holds the largest lead in the state competition, leading the next highest qualifier by 584 points. The Redhawks sports programs have 1,033 points, leading Rice Memorial, which has 449 points.
The closest competition comes in Michigan, where Mercy (Farmington Hills) and Pioneer (Ann Arbor) are tied for the state lead with 570 points. Additionally, Forest Hills Northern and East Grand Rapids are knotted in the fifth place with 400 points each.
See the list below for the top five schools in all 50 states and Washington D.C.
The
MaxPreps Cup is a system used by MaxPreps to determine the No. 1 high
school sports program in the nation. Schools accumulate points for
finishing first or second in the state finals/championship or finishing
in the Top 25 national rankings for a particular sport.
Points
are also awarded based on the size of the state, the popularity of the
sport, the playoff classification for the sport played and for the
number of teams competing in that playoff classification.
MaxPreps Cup Fall Rankings by state
Alabama
1. UMS-Wright Prep (Mobile), 569State champions: Girls swimming, football
State runner-up: Boys cross country
2.
Spanish Fort, 441
3.
Whitesburg Christian Academy (Huntsville), 432
4.
Homewood, 408
5.
Huntsville, 398
Alaska
1. South (Anchorage), 702State champions: Football, boys tennis, girls volleyball, girls cross country
2.
Dimond (Anchorage), 421
3.
Service (Anchorage), 295
4.
Grace Christian (Anchorage), 264
5.
Haines, 244
Elijah Bowdon, South
Photo by Skip Hickey
1. Campo Verde (Gilbert), 382State champions: Boys swimming
State runner-up: Football; girls swimming
2.
Brophy College Prep (Phoenix), 341
3.
Chaparral (Scottsdale), 309
4.
Flagstaff, 304
5.
Chandler, 282
Arkansas
1. Bentonville, 902State champions: Girls cross country, boys cross country, boys golf, girls golf, girls volleyball
2.
Jonesboro, 704
3.
Pulaski Academy (Little Rock), 651
4.
Valley View (Jonesboro), 574
5.
Episcopal (Little Rock), 399
California
1. Campolindo (Moraga), 705State champions: Girls cross country, boys cross country
State runner-up: Girls volleyball
2.
Newbury Park, 548
3.
Great Oak (Temecula), 547
4.
Menlo School (Atherton), 465
5.
Saint Francis (Mountain View), 410
Colorado
1. Cherry Creek (Greenwood Village), 516State champions: Football
State runner-up: Boys tennis, girls cross country
National fall sports rankings: Girls cross country, No. 22
2.
Regis Jesuit (Aurora), 434
3.
Sterling, 402
4.
Broomfield, 391
5.
Columbine (Littleton), 387
Connecticut
1. Hand (Madison), 534State champions: Girls field hockey, boys soccer
State runner-up: Girls swimming, football
2.
Tolland, 474
3.
Darien, 384
4.
Staples (Westport), 366
5.
Weston, 320
Delaware
1. Padua Academy (Wilmington), 383State champions: Girls volleyball, girls cross country
State runner-up: Girls field hockey
2.
Salesianum (Wilmington), 277
3.
Wilmington Friends (Wilmington), 221
4.
Wilmington Charter (Wilmington), 217
5.
St. Mark's (Wilmington), 196
District of Columbia
1. St. John's, 565State champions: Girls volleyball, girls cross country, girls tennis
State runner-up: Boys cross country, football, girls field hockey
2.
Gonzaga, 285
3.
Friendship Collegiate Academy, 160
4.
Sidwell Friends, 150
5.
Maret, 140
Florida
1. Bolles (Jacksonville), 945State champions: Boys swimming, girls swimming
State runner-up: Football, boys cross country, girls cross country
2.
Chiles (Tallahassee), 705
3.
Oviedo, 700
4.
Pine Crest (Fort Lauderdale), 642
5.
St. Thomas Aquinas (Fort Lauderdale), 607
Georgia
1. Blessed Trinity (Roswell), 675State champions: Football, girls volleyball
State runner-up: Girls cross country
2.
Allatoona (Acworth), 650
3.
Westminster (Atlanta), 585
4.
Pace Academy (Atlanta), 550
5.
Wesleyan (Norcross), 540
Hawaii
1. Punahou (Honolulu), 367State champions: Girls cross country, boys cross country
State runner-up: Girls volleyball
2.
St. Louis (Honolulu), 299
3.
'Iolani (Honolulu), 292
4.
Hawaii Baptist Academy (Honolulu), 187
5.
Seabury Hall (Makawao), 187
Chloe Kaahanui, Punahou
Photo by Heston Quan
1. Sugar-Salem (Sugar City), 707State champions: Boys cross country, girls cross country, football, girls volleyball
State runner-up: Girls soccer
2.
Boise, 571
3.
Timberline (Boise), 346
4.
Bishop Kelly (Boise), 306
5.
Kuna, 293
Illinois
1. Benet Academy (Lisle), 1,003State champions: Girls cross country, boys soccer, girls volleyball
State runner-up: Girls tennis
National fall sports rankings: Boys soccer, No. 10; Girls volleyball, No. 4.
2.
Wheaton-Warrenville South (Wheaton), 434
3.
Mater Dei (Breese), 425
4.
West Chicago, 312
5.
Lincoln-Way East (Frankfort), 290
5.
Chicago Mt. Carmel (Chicago), 290
Indiana
1. Carmel, 962State champions: Football, boys tennis
State runner-up: Girls soccer, boys cross country
National fall sports rankings: Girls soccer, No. 7
2.
Evansville Memorial, 510
3.
Zionsville, 505
4.
Lafayette Central Catholic, 401
5.
Indianapolis Lutheran, 346
Iowa
1. Dowling Catholic (West Des Moines), 608State champions: Football, boys cross country, girls swimming
2.
Valley (West Des Moines), 445
3.
Western Dubuque (Epworth), 367
4.
Dallas Center-Grimes (Dallas Center), 291
5.
Cedar Falls, 264
Kansas
1. Buhler, 617State champions: Boys cross country, girls golf, girls cross country
State runner-up: Girls tennis
2.
Aquinas (Overland Park), 512
3.
St. James Academy (Lenexa), 406
4.
Bishop Miege (Shawnee Mission), 402
5.
East (Shawnee Mission), 356
Kentucky
1. Trinity (Louisville), 613State champions: Boys cross country, football
State runner-up: Boys golf
2.
Assumption (Louisville), 451
3.
Pikeville, 335
4.
Greenwood (Bowling Green), 296
5.
Henry Clay (Lexington), 270
Louisiana
1. Catholic-B.R. (Baton Rouge), 523State champions: Boys swimming, boys cross country
State runner-up: Football
2.
E.D. White (Thibodaux), 444
3.
Metairie Park Country Day (Metairie), 431
4.
Newman (New Orleans), 389
5.
St. Joseph's Academy (Baton Rouge), 366
Maine
1. Falmouth, 421State champions: Boys soccer, girls volleyball
State runner-up: Girls cross country
2.
Greely (Cumberland Center), 343
3.
Mt. Ararat (Topsham), 332
4.
Bonny Eagle (Standish), 330
5.
Yarmouth, 328
Maryland
1. Severna Park, 610State champions: Girls field hockey, boys cross country
State runner-up: Girls cross country, girls soccer
National fall sports rankings: Boys cross country, No. 17
2.
Oakdale (Ijamsville), 562
3.
Northern (Owings), 529
4.
Middletown, 470
5.
Liberty (Sykesville), 377
Massachusetts
1. Winchester, 774State champions: Boys golf, boys soccer
State runner-up: Girls soccer, girls volleyball
2.
Needham, 564
3.
Wellesley, 462
4.
Lincoln-Sudbury (Sudbury), 395
5.
Longmeadow, 395
Michigan
1. (tie) Mercy (Farmington Hills), 570State champions: Girls volleyball, girls swimming
National fall sports rankings: Girls volleyball, No. 6
1. (tie) Pioneer (Ann Arbor), 570State champions: Girls cross country
State runner-up: Girls swimming, boys tennis
3.
St. Mary Catholic Central (Monroe), 500
4.
Brighton, 455
5. (tie)
Forest Hills Northern (Grand Rapids), 400
5. (tie)
East Grand Rapids (Grand Rapids), 400
Minnesota
1. Edina, 946State champions: Boys soccer, girls swimming, girls tennis, girls cross country
National fall sports rankings: Boys soccer, No. 11; Girls cross country, No. 14
2.
Wayzata (Plymouth), 685
3.
Blake (Minneapolis), 550
4.
Perham, 428
5.
Minnetonka, 318
Mississippi
1. St. Andrew's Episcopal (Ridgeland), 579State champions: Girls cross country, boys swimming, girls swimming
State runner-up: Girls volleyball
2.
Corinth, 538
3.
Jackson Prep (Jackson), 340
4.
Madison Central (Madison), 301
5. (tie)
Brookhaven, 271
5. (tie)
Saltillo, 271
Missouri
1. De Smet Jesuit (St. Louis), 554State champions: Football, boys soccer
National fall sports rankings: Boys soccer, No. 24
2.
Raymore-Peculiar (Peculiar), 445
3.
St. Joseph's Academy (St. Louis), 440
4.
Fatima (Westphalia), 400
5.
Platte County (Platte City), 400
Montana
1. Bozeman, 931State champions: Boys golf, boys cross country, football, girls golf, girls cross country
State runner-up: Boys soccer
2.
Laurel, 652
3.
Hellgate (Missoula), 374
4.
Lincoln County (Eureka), 300
5.
Manhattan, 297
Nebraska
1. Skutt Catholic (Omaha), 683State champions: Football, girls volleyball, boys cross country
State runner-up: Girls cross country
2.
Lincoln Southwest (Lincoln), 479
3.
Lincoln Lutheran (Lincoln), 328
4.
Scottsbluff, 315
5.
Gering, 271
Nevada
1. Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas), 486State champions: Girls golf, girls volleyball, boys soccer
2.
Coronado (Henderson), 433
3.
Centennial (Las Vegas), 356
4.
Boulder City, 327
5.
Truckee (Calif.), 296
*Truckee competes in Nevada
New Hampshire
1. Hanover, 392State champions: Boys soccer, girls field hockey; girls soccer
2.
Exeter, 350
3.
Concord, 339
4.
Hopkinton (Contoocook), 323
5.
Londonderry, 279
New Jersey
1. Hunterdon Central (Flemington), 578State champions: Girls soccer
State runner-up: Boys soccer, girls field hockey
National fall sports rankings: Girls soccer, No. 11
2.
Williamstown, 506
3.
Haddonfield, 436
4.
Wayne Valley (Wayne), 431
5.
Ridgewood, 427
New Mexico
1. Albuquerque Academy (Albuquerque), 424State runner-up: boys cross country, girls soccer, girls cross country, girls volleyball
2.
Volcano Vista (Albuquerque), 394
3.
Los Alamos, 389
4.
Cleveland (Rio Rancho), 370
5.
St. Pius X (Albuquerque), 340
Lorelei Logan, Albuquerque Academy
Photo by Jim Smith
1. Fayetteville-Manlius (Manlius), 703State champions: Boys cross country, girls cross country
State runner-up: Girls soccer
National fall sports rankings: Boys cross country, No. 11; Girls cross country, No. 7
2.
Brooklyn Tech (Brooklyn), 626
3.
Beacon (New York), 532
4.
Bronx High School of Science, 524
5.
Burnt Hills-Ballston Lake (Burnt Hills), 456
North Carolina
1. Charlotte Catholic (Charlotte), 705State champions: Girls tennis, football
State runner-up: Boys soccer
2.
Chapel Hill, 655
3.
Green Hope (Cary), 563
4.
Weddington (Matthews), 455
5.
East Surry (Pilot Mountain), 445
North Dakota
1. Century (Bismarck), 779State champions: Football, girls swimming, boys cross country, girls golf
State runner-up: Girls volleyball
2.
Fargo Davies (Fargo), 392
3.
Langdon/Edmore/Munich (Langdon), 378
4.
Bowman County co-op [Bowman/Rhame/Scranton] (Bowman), 214
5.
Williston, 194
Ohio
1. Archbishop Alter (Kettering), 477State champions: Girls soccer
State runner-up: Boys golf
National fall sports rankings: Girls soccer, No. 20
2.
Liberty-Benton (Findlay), 455
3.
Wellington School (Columbus), 435
4.
Columbus Academy (Gahanna), 410
5.
St. Ignatius (Cleveland), 340
Oklahoma
1. Lincoln Christian (Tulsa), 814State champions: Boys cross country, girls cross country, football, girls volleyball
2.
Owasso, 560
3.
Carl Albert (Midwest City), 401
4.
Jenks, 375
5.
Union Christian Academy (Fort Smith, Ark.), 356
Oregon
1. Jesuit (Portland), 692State champions: Girls volleyball, girls soccer
State runner-up: Boys cross country, girls cross country
National fall sports rankings: Boys cross country, No. 18; Girls soccer, No. 10; Girls cross country, No. 11
2.
Franklin (Portland), 362
3.
Central Catholic (Portland), 353
4.
Wilsonville, 345
5.
Summit (Bend), 345
Pennsylvania
1. Fox Chapel (Pittsburgh), 558State champions: Girls tennis, boys golf
National fall sports rankings: Boys golf, No. 12
2.
Sewickley Academy (Sewickley), 470
3.
Downingtown West (Downingtown), 469
4.
Lower Dauphin (Hummelstown), 425
5.
Palmyra, 406
Rhode Island
1. La Salle Academy (Providence), 482State champions: Girls tennis, boys cross country, boys soccer
National fall sports rankings: Boys cross country, No. 6
2.
Bishop Hendricken (Warwick), 275
3.
East Greenwich (East Greenwich), 258
4.
Tiverton, 256
5.
South Kingstown (Wakefield), 255
South Carolina
1. Oceanside Collegiate Academy (Mt. Pleasant), 522State champions: Girls golf, girls swimming
State runner-up: Girls tennis, girls volleyball
National fall sports rankings: Girls golf, No. 17
2.
St. Joseph's Catholic (Greenville), 514
3.
Mann (Greenville), 479
4.
Nation Ford (Fort Mill), 462
5.
Eastside (Taylors), 429
5.
Hilton Head (Hilton Head Island), 429
South Dakota
1. Sioux Falls Christian (Sioux Falls), 579State champions: Boys golf, boys cross country, girls volleyball
State runner-up: Boys soccer
2.
Lincoln (Sioux Falls), 553
3.
Roosevelt (Sioux Falls), 429
4.
O'Gorman (Sioux Falls), 420
5.
Tea, 417
Tennessee
1. Signal Mountain, 822State champions: Girls soccer, boys golf, boys cross country, girls cross country
National fall sports rankings: Boys golf, No. 16
2.
Brentwood, 656
3.
Alcoa, 560
4.
Ravenwood (Brentwood), 477
5.
McCallie (Chattanooga), 456
5.
Briarcrest Christian (Eads), 456
Texas
1. Carroll (Southlake), 568State champions: Girls cross country, boys cross country
National fall sports rankings: Boys cross country, No. 14; football, No. 20
2.
Plano West (Plano), 472
3.
Miller Grove (Cumby), 420
4.
San Antonio Christian (San Antonio), 409
5.
North Shore (Houston), 408
Utah
1. Morgan, 547State champions: Boys golf, girls tennis, girls cross country, football
State runner-up: Girls volleyball
2.
Lone Peak (Highland), 452
3.
Corner Canyon (Draper), 402
4.
American Fork, 358
5.
Panguitch, 357
Vermont
1. Champlain Valley Union (Hinesburg), 1,033State champions: Girls cross country, boys cross country, boys volleyball, girls volleyball, boys soccer, girls soccer
State runner-up: Boys golf
National fall sports rankings: Boys soccer, No. 2; Girls soccer, No. 6
2.
Rice Memorial (South Burlington), 449
3.
Essex (Essex Junction), 324
4.
Bellows Falls, 262
5.
Stowe, 258
Virginia
1. Deep Run (Glen Allen), 705State champions: Boys volleyball, girls cross country, boys golf
State runner-up: Boys cross country
2.
Radford, 528
3.
Loudoun Valley (Purcellville), 432
4.
Cox (Virginia Beach), 431
5.
Langley (McLean), 398
Washington
1. Camas, 573State champions: Boys cross country, football
State runner-up: Girls cross country
2.
Tahoma (Maple Valley), 353
3.
Lake Washington (Kirkland), 325
4.
Bellevue, 313
5.
Ellensburg, 313
West Virginia
1. Fairmont Senior (Fairmont), 568State champions: Boys cross country, girls cross country, boys golf, boys soccer
2.
Morgantown, 407
3.
George Washington (Charleston), 340
4.
Bridgeport, 275
5.
Oak Glen (New Cumberland), 245
Wisconsin
1. Muskego, 659State champions: Football, girls cross country
State runner-up: Girls tennis
National fall sports rankings: Girls cross country, No. 16
2.
Brookfield East (Brookfield), 635
3.
Catholic Memorial (Waukesha), 470
4.
McFarland, 469
5.
Middleton, 438
Wyoming
1. Sheridan, 482State champions: Football, boys cross country
State runner-up: Girls tennis, girls golf
2.
Lander Valley (Lander), 374
3.
Star Valley (Afton), 351
4.
Thunder Basin (Gillette), 350
5.
Central (Cheyenne), 298
Josue Espinoza, Camas
Photo by Patrick Krohn
