1. Walt Whitman HS (South Huntington, N.Y.) - (13-0-0) *1
Commack High couldn't stay with Whitman as Brianne Pardini scored once and assisted on another in a 4-1 win. Melissa Shulman's three-goal performance helped Whitman pummel Newfield High, 9-1.

	Melissa Shulman (left) and Danielle Servedio have helped lead Walt Whitman High (N.Y.) to the No. 1 ranking in the country.

Tricia Austin scored twice against Newfield.

2. Immaculate Heart Academy (Washington Township, N.J.) - (13-0-0) *2
IHA posted four shutouts this week to keep the heat on Walt Whitman. Kristin Fischer had a goal and an assist in a 2-0 win against Roxbury High. IHA also took care of River Dell High, 3-0, and dropped Westwood High, 6-0. Celeste Bondura scored twice and Simone Dekker tallied three assists in the Westwood contest. But the biggest win of the week came against Ridgewood High on Tuesday. IHA needed a Nicole Sausa goal in the second overtime to get past Ridgewood, 1-0.

3. Maria Carrillo HS (Santa Rosa, Calif.) - (15-0-0) *3
After trailing 1-0 to Ursuline, Maria Carrillo showed why it is the third-best team in the nation. Trinity Duncan beat the keeper twice and assisted on Arlene Tuttle's goal as Carrillo rallied for a 3-1 win. It was a little easier against Piner High. Both Kelli Smith and Duncan had a goal and an assist in the 4-0 blanking.

4. Trumbull HS (Trumbull, Conn.) - (13-0-0) *4
The wins keep coming for the girls from Connecticut. Trumbull handled Stamford High, 7-0, Staples High, 7-1, Danbury High, 4-0, and Naugatuck High, 4-0. For the season, Marie Strelka has 23 goals and seven assists, while Melanie Kasparek has scored 17 times and assisted on 13 others.

5. Walsh Jesuit (Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio) - (14-0-1) *5
Jesuit proved who has the best team in Ohio this week. The squad nipped previously undefeated Mentor High, 3-2, with Kristen Weiss scoring twice in the second half. West Geauga High had only lost once this season - until it met up with Jesuit. Walsh shot 33 times and allowed just two shots in a 6-0 drubbing of West Geauga. Laura Rushnok recorded two goals and an assist and Katie Schwager also found the back of the net twice.

6. Woodbury HS (Woodbury, Minn.) - (18-0-1) *6
The section 3AA playoffs have started in Minnesota, and it's been all Woodbury so far. Woodbury beat Tartan High, 5-0, in the quarterfinals, with Christine Beatty and Rachel Gilfillian each scoring twice and tallying an assist. Park of Cottage Grove also received the shutout treatment from Woodbury, 3-0. Gilfillian, Carrie Czerniak and Bri Erickson all scored in the victory.

7. Cranford HS (Cranford, N.J.) - (12-0-0) *7
Three more wins, all by shutout, have the squad from Cranford holding strong at the No. 7 spot.

8. Jesuit HS (Portland, Ore.) - (10-0-0) *8
Jesuit ripped Glencoe High, 8-0, and Southridge High, 11-0, this week to stay undefeated and maintain its national ranking.

9. River Hill (Clarksville, Md.) - (12-0-0) *9
The Hawks posted consecutive 3-0 wins against Altholton High and Centennial High before handling Hammond High, 3-1. Rashida Walcott scored twice in the win against Hammond.

10. Ramapo HS (Franklin Lakes, N.J.) - (13-0-1) *10
Ramapo won four more times this week, including a revenge 1-0 victory against NV/Old Tappan High, the only team to blemish Ramapo's record this year. Katie Kleinert netted the only goal in the Old Tappan game, and she scored three times in a 7-0 blanking of Pascack Hills High. Lizzie Reed had two goals, as did Kleinert, as Ramapo stopped Fair Lawn High, 8-0. The other win this week came against River Dell High, 3-0.

Dropped Out: None

*: last week's ranking

Editor's Note: These rankings reflect only teams that play in the fall and are currently in season. SchoolSports is aware that other areas of the country play soccer in the winter and spring, but those teams are not eligible for the fall Top 10.