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Unbeaten, Episcopal Academy boys enter national rankings

EA is ranked No. 23 in the nation in this week’s United Soccer Coaches poll

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Unbeaten through their first 14 matches, the Episcopal Academy boys soccer team entered the United Soccer Coaches national rankings this week at No. 23.

The Churchmen celebrated their national ranking with a 2-1 win over their rivals The Haverford School on Tuesday afternoon. Samuel Wilson had a goal in each half to lead EA, now 13-0-1 on the season.

Photo Galllery: EA vs The Haverford School

EA joins only one other area boys team in the national rankings in Salesianum School, which is 7-2-0 on the season. Two area girls teams are in the national rankings with 13-0-1 Cumberland Valley at No. 5 and 14-1-1 Central Dauphin at No. 18.

Episcopal Academy is ranked third in Region III boys rankings, followed by Haverford School (6-1-3 after yesterday’s loss) at No. 5, Conestoga (15-1-0) at No. 7, undefeated Washington Township at No. 8, 14-1-0 North Penn at No. 9, Manheim Township (12-3-0) at No. 11, Abington (15-1-1) at No. 13 and Hempfield at No. 15 with a 12-4-0 record.

The girls Region III rankings include undefeated Allentown at No. 2 behind Cumberland Valley, followed by Central Dauphin at No. 3, Mechanicsburg (16-0-0) at No. 6, Pennridge (12-2-1) at No. 10, 10-1-2 Shawnee at No. 11, Owen J. Roberts (17-0-1) at No. 12, Eastern (14-2-0), No. 13 and Conestoga (13-1-2) at No. 14.

The full national and regional rankings are available on the United Soccer Coaches website.

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Matthew Ralph
Matthew Ralph is the managing editor of Philadelphia Soccer Now. He's covered soccer at all levels for a decade in the Philadelphia region and has also written for TheCup.us, NPSL, PrepSoccer and other publications. He lives with his wife and two young children in Broomall, Pa., but grew up in South Jersey and is originally from Kansas.

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