MaxPreps Top 25 high school softball rankings

As expected, the two top ranked teams closed out their regular season in winning fashion, but it was Keystone (La Grange, Ohio) senior pitcher Sydney Campbell stealing the spotlight as she recorded her 53rd consecutive win and came within one out of pitching two perfect games last week.

Campbell led No. 14-ranked Keystone to the Prebis Memorial Tournament title over the weekend. In the process, Keystone handed Perrysburg its first loss of the season, 2-1 in eight innings, and then Campbell pitched 6.2 innings of no-hit ball before allowing a double with two out in the seventh in the 1-0 title win over Champion (Warren).


Dropped out: White Knoll (Lexington, S.C.).

On the Bubble: Shawnee Heights (Kan.), 12-0; Trenton (Fla.), 22-0; Katy (Texas), 21-2; Lakota East (Ohio), 13-0; St. John Vinney (N.J.), 8-0; Richland (Wash.), 16-0; Notre Dame Crowley (La.), 32-0; Hoover (W.Va.), 25-1; East Lake (Fla.), 24-1; Eustis (Fla.), 23-1; West Stanly (N.C.), 18-0; Mt. Pleasant (Pa.), 13-0; Rose Bud (Ark.), 28-1; Hartsville (S.C.), 22-0; Holy Cross (Ky.), 19-1; Dupont Manual (Ky.), 19-0; Chopticon (Md.), 14-0; and Lake Central (Ind.), 16-1.

Prospect of the Week: Angela Zedak (Northwestern signee) of Marist (Chicago) was 6-for-7 with four home runs, six RBI. One homer was a seventh-inning, game-winner against Joliet Catholic (Joliet). Against Plainfield East (Plainfield,), Zedak homered three times to break the Marist career mark previously held by Brooke Wyderski. Zedak has 48 home runs.

Game of the Week: Notre Dame Crowley defeated Holy Savior Medard, 7-3, to win the Louisiana D3 championships. The Pioneers outscored their tournament opponents 36-3 to complete their 32-0 season. They outscored their opponents by 392 runs to repeat as state champions and run their win streak to 37 in a row.

Game to Watch: 14-0 Chopticon (Morganza, Md.) travels to 13-1 Huntington in a showdown of Maryland powers. Chopticon won the first game, 3-0, as Caitlyn Burch hurled a six-hit shutout and Courtlynn Cooney doubled and singled. Cooney leads the Braves with a .560 batting average. Huntington is led by James Madison signee Tori Fletcher.

Streaks: Shawnee Heights (Kan.) last lost in in the state 5A title game (3-2 to Seaman) in 2016. Their winning streak sits at 66 games.


1. (Last week 1) Lakewood Ranch (Bradenton, Fla.), 24-0
The Mustangs finished the regular season with three wins — 13-3 over Hardee (Wauchula), 7-1 over Lake Region (Eagle Lake) and 14-1 over Lakeland's George Jenkins. Juniors Avery Goelz (Florida pledge) and Claire Davidson (Auburn commit) have combined for 71 RBI and 44 extra base hits. Davidson is also 7-0 with a 0.59 ERA.

2. (2) Norco (Calif.), 27-1
The Cougars ended the regular season with an 8-4 win over Corona to capture the Big VIII League softball title. Their only loss this season has been to league rival Santiago (Corona), which finished the Big VIII with an 8-2 mark.

3. (3) Foothill (Pleasanton, Calif.), 20-0
Foothill recorded narrow wins over Granada (Livermore) 2-0  and Dublin 3-1 to remain unbeaten as it enters the final week of the regular season facing 17-4 California (San Ramon ) — which has won 10 straight — and crosstown rival 14-6 Amador Valley.

4. (4) Cedar Ridge (Round Rock, Texas), 31-0
The Raiders swept Cypress 6-4 and 11-1 to move on to area playoffs on Saturday.

5. (5) Winter Springs (Fla.), 24-0
The Bears defeated Lake Brantley (Altamonte Springs) 3-2 and Timber Creek (Orlando) to run their win streak to 24 as they enter Tuesday's district semifinals play. Florida State signee Kaley Mudge is hitting .552 with 20 extra base hits and 22 stolen bases.

6. (7) Male (Louisville, Ky.), 17-0
The Bulldogs got a homer and three hits from Jadyn Thompson in a 5-1 win over Central Hardin (Cecilia).

7. (8) Dripping Springs (Texas), 34-2
The Tigers extended their win streak to 24 with a district sweep of Harlandale, 7-0 and 12-2. In the 7-0 win, Logan Hulon pitched a two-hitter and struck out 14.

8. (9) Keller (Texas), 27-3-1
The Indians have 15 wins in a row and opened bi-district playoffs with a 5-2 win over Coppell. Up next is 20-7-1 South Grand Prairie on Saturday.

9. (10) Coral Springs Charter (Coral Springs, Fla.), 23-1
Senior night was a good one for Lindsey Garcia (Auburn signee) and Shannon Doherty as they combined for five base hits, five runs scored, four RBI and three stolen bases in an 18-1 win over 19-4 Archbishop McCarthy (Ft. Lauderdale). The Panthers have won 21 in a row.

10. (13) Redmond (Wash.), 20-0
Tennessee signee Kiki Milloy pitched a two-hitter, struck out 20 and walked none in a 6-0 win over Mount Si (Snoqualmie). And she homered and doubled in a 12-2 win over Newport-Bellevue as the Mustangs closed out the regular season unbeaten.

11. (11) Sunrise Mountain (Peoria, Ariz.), 18-0
The Mustangs host 14-14 Sunnyslope (Phoenix) in a state play-in game on Tuesday.

12. (12) Klein Collins (Spring, Texas), 29-2
Kenedy Hines and Katy Schaefer homered and 10 players drove in runs in a 21-1 district playoff win over Nimitz. The Tigers play 25-10 Bryan in the area playoffs on Saturday.
13. (14) Oshkosh North (Oshkosh, Wis.), 16-0
Northwestern signee Sydney Supple had 35 strikeouts in 17 innings and beat crosstown rival West, 8-0, Nenanh, 13-0, and Fond du Lac, 10-1 last week. She fanned 16 in a no-hitter against West. She also is hitting .520 with 10 homers and 33 RBI. On Monday, North takes on 10-1 Kewaskum.

14. (16) Keystone (La Grange, Ohio), 19-0
Senior Sydney Campbell (Oakland signee) pitched a perfect game in an 8-0 win over Wellington. The victory set a state record with her 51st consecutive win. She added to the streak in an 8-inning, 2-1 win over Perrysburg and again in a 1-0 victory over Champion when she allowed just one hit and struck out 14.

15. (17) Grand Terrace (Calif.), 25-3-1
The Tigers got home runs from Oklahoma-bound senior Alycia Flores and sophomores Nikki Barboza, Darlene Montoya and Ashlyn Zermeno in beating Colton twice, 10-0 and 10-1.

16. (18) Clarksville (Tenn.), 37-1
The Wildcats picked up wins over crosstown rival Roseview, 6-0, and Springfield, 6-3, to run their win streak to 21. They face 27-3 Creek Wood, winners of 11 in a row, on Monday.

17. (19) Marist (Chicago), 18-2
The Redhawks have won 16 in a row. They have outscored their opponents 59-4 in their last five games.

18. (20) Pinnacle (Phoenix), 21-3
Pinnacle carries a five-game winning streak into the first round of the state large schools tournament. Louisiana-Lafayette signee Taylor Fawcett has 13 homers, 44 RBI and is hitting .520. Morgan Smith (LSU pledge) has 18 extra base hits and is bating .523. Smith also has 11 wins, 127 strikeouts in 66 innings with a 0.85 ERA.

19. (15) Neshoba Central (Philadelphia, Miss.), 29-2
After losing 5-2 in the first game of the best-of-three state 5A quarterfinals series, Aspen Wesley (Mississippi State signee) rebounded with back-to-back wins over Grenada, 4-3 and 11-2, as the Rockets move on to the state semifinals scheduled for Friday. Wesley struck out 19 and allowed 12 hits in the two games and only one earned run.

20. (21) Orange Lutheran (Orange, Calif.), 21-6-1
The Lancers got homers from LSU signee Ciara Briggs and Kentucky-bound Miranda Stoddard in routing rival Rosary (Fullerton) 11-1.

21. (22) Bradshaw Mountain (Prescott Valley, Ariz.), 31-1
The Bears open state tournament play with a 10-game win streak. Junior Caitlynn Neal is hitting .686 with 40 RBI, 23 doubles, 27 stolen bases and eight homers. In the circle she is 17-0 with a 0.23 ERA and is averaging two strikeouts per inning.

22. (23) Hallettsville (Texas), 29-0
The Lady Brahmas open postseason play with a 14-0 rout over Luling and play 22-6-1 Blanco on Thursday and Friday in the second round of the 3A state playoffs.

23. (25) Immaculate Heart Academy (Washington Township, N.J.), 13-0
Junior Ryleigh White (Tennessee commit) pitched a three-hitter and struck out a dozen as IMH defeated Ramsey. White homered and Lindsay Gilchrist had four hits in win over Waldwick. White homered, pitched a shutout and struck out 15 in win over Lenape Valley (Stanhope).

24. (24) Barbers Hill (Mt. Belvieu, Texas), 33-3
The Eagles captured their bi-distrct games against Texas City, 10-0 and 3-0. Samantha Landry threw a two-hit shutout with 16 strikeouts in the opener and Jessica Mullins and Sophia Simpson combined to give up one hit and had 15 strikeouts in the second game. The Eagles have lost twice to No. 12 Klein Collins by identical 6-5 scores.

25. (NR) Lake City (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho), 19-0
Senior Ashley Kaufman (Central Washington signee) is batting .600 and is unbeaten in 12 starts as the T-Wolves have not been challenged since their season-opening win over Freemont (Plain City, Utah), 4-3. The T-Wolves were 24-0 in both 2013 and 2011.