Exeter High School in blue and Bishop Guertin in white are among the top four teams in our Class L boys soccer rankings
Class 4A and 3A high-school boys soccer rankings -- Final
Special to The Seattle TimesWith losses or ties from the top four teams in last week's Class 4A rankings, there's once again a shakeup at the top.
Combined with the fact that the No. 5 team last week - Ferris of Spokane - is facing significant injuries to its top forward and goalkeeper, the door is open for Beamer of Federal Way.
It means the Titans vault from No. 6 to No. 1 in the final 4A rankings before the playoffs begin in earnest this week. Beamer enters state play with a 15-0-3, and are the only unbeaten team in the Class 4A and 3A rankings.
Last week's No. 1 in 4A was Jackson, which dipped to 16-2-0 with its second loss of the season to Mariner in the district title match. Still, the Timberwolves return to state for the first time since 2001.
There was also a subtle change at the top of 3A as Glacier Peak returns to No. 1 after beating last week's No. 1 Shorecrest by a 2-1 shootout count in the Northwest District 3A title match on Thursday.
“During my initial visit to the school, seeing so many students wearing their team gear during the school day seemed a clear indicator of tremendous school spirit. I am looking forward to the opportunity to help improve the boys soccer program as the
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