Good morning, readers!
We are back with the first of our weekly top 10 of our back-of-the-envelope for the 2025 season. This top 10 is loosely based on our top 10 in the previous season that we released at the end of August. We have this position every week until the week after Thanksgiving, then a well -investigated top 50 in December.
One reminder: this survey takes only games that are played last Sunday, so there will be important results on Monday that are not reflected here; Instead, everything that happens yesterday will be reflected next Weekly list.
As you can see, there has been a lot of movement of the top 10 of the preseason, especially with some of the disturbances or close results that the image has already shaken. There will certainly be more movements this weekend after the National High School Invitational.
One thing that does this function is to honor a field hockey team at a certain level for a note. This week Rightorightisright.com Honorary No. 11 team of the week is Yale University. The Elis, skilled by former American international Melissa Gonzalez, is unbeaten in his 50th Varsity season and has posted his best record since 1995.
1. Emmaus (Pa.) 8-0
The Hornets, in the 50th season of head coach Susan Butz-Stavin, is perhaps the only team built to win the Piaa championship. It is a senior loaded side with many memories about how it was driven out of last year’s tournament. Emmaus beat a good Summit Oak Knoll (NJ) team with one last week
2. Villanova Academy of Notre Dame de Namur (Pa.) 4-0
Irish has recorded an important early victory over North Caldwell West Essex (NJ); Notre Dame has the honor to start the National High School Invitational against Houston Kinkaid (Tex.) On Friday afternoon
3. Newtown Square Episcopal Academy (PA.) 4-0
The church women won a 1-0 win last week over Pottstown Hill (Pa.) And today they have an important test against Villanova Academy of Notre Dame de Namur (Pa.)
4. Uxbridge (mass.) 3-0
The Spartans are four-time State Champion in Massachusetts and last week achieved a statement with 4-0 win over Acton-Boxborough (Mass.)
5. Pottstown Hill School (Pa.) 2-1
Hill is Engineering his team for the late season, but their two games at the NHSI – against Winnetka New Trier (ill.) And Baltimore Bryn Mawr (Md.) Will go a long way to determine his fate
6. Summit Oak Knoll (NJ) 3-1
The royals, just like last year, stayed on the back with the break and could not catch up on full -time; Oak Knoll has Piaa champion Lititz Warwick (Pa.) On the NHIS
7. Malver Villa Mary (Pa.) 4-0
The hurricanes have only admitted one goal this season; They play North Caldwell West Essex (NJ) and Cherry Hill Camden Catholic (NJ) on the NHIS
8. San Diego Torrey Pines 6-0
The Falcons were able to win a shootout victory on La Jolla Bishop’s School (California) on 2 September; Yesterday they had a big matchup against San Diego Canyon Hills (California)
9. Cherry Hill Camden Catholic (NJ) 2-0
The Irish sent a message with an 8-1 win over Medford Lakes Shawnee (NJ); They compete against Malvern Villa Maria (Pa.) And Palmyra (Pa.) On the NHSI
10. Lititz Warwick (Pa.) 8-0
After an emotional run through the late season, the Warriors have achieved the results so far; They compete against Oak Knoll and Greenwich (Conn.) Academy on the NHSI
11. Yale 4-0
Bulldogs will start their Ivy League schedule next Saturday in Brown; Princeton (October 3) appears as an important test in the early season
And take into account: Westport Staples (Conn.) 4-0, Smyrna (DEL.) 3-0, Glenbrook (ill.) North 6-0, Baltimore Bryn Mawr (md.) 2-0, Watertown (Mass.) 4-0, Somerset-Berkley (Mass.) Regional 3-0, Mullica Hill Clearview (NJAMAROVER, MAMAROVERT 5-0, Mamaroneck (NY) 5-0, Mamaroneck (NY) 5-0, Mamaroneck (NY) 5-0, Mamaroneck (NY) 5-0, Mamaroneck (NY) 5-0, Mamaroneck (NY) 5-0, Mamaroneck (NY) 5-0, Yorktownn, Yorktown, Yorktown, 5-0, Yorktownn, Yorkktown, 5-0,) 5-0, Yorktownn, Yorktownn, 5-0,) 5-0, Yorktownnn, Yorktownn, 5-0,) 5-0.
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