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[QUOTE="4evaOrange, post: 4250407, member: 1022"]
Well, we didn’t see [I]that[/I] coming.

[B]St. John’s (D.C.)[/B] not only beat [B]St. Anthony’s (N.Y.)[/B] in the showdown of the NLF’s top two high school teams on Friday. [URL='https://nlfrankings.com/no-doubt-about-it-as-st-johns-rolls-in-no-1-vs-no-2-showdown/']The Cadets left no doubt that they were the top team in the country with an 11-5 win over the Friars[/URL], a number that would have looked worse if not for St. Anthony’s scoring twice in the final minute.

St. John’s owned just about every battle and walked away knowing that they had shown that the chasm between them and everyone else was that sizable. Of course, still undefeated [B]Brunswick (Conn.)[/B] undoubtedly has something to say about that, and a theoretical game between the two would certainly be something to see.

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Despite that, [B]Caleb Fyock (Crabs / Ohio State)[/B] and his squad ascend to the top spot in this edition of the NLF high school rankings. The junior goalie, ranked as the No. 11 player in the ’23 class, was brilliant for the Cadets with 17 saves against the Friars’ high-powered offense. Defensemen [B]Richard Checo (Lehigh)[/B]and [B]Riley Figueiras (Syracuse)[/B] continued to prove that they should be in the five-star mix in the final NLF ’22 rankings.

“We’re a whole unit, it’s not just one player,” Checo said. “I think (we showed that we’re the top team) so, but you never know. You still have to keep getting better, and we’re playing for May 9 for our conference championship.”
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