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St. Joseph, Waterford Lead Inaugural Girls Soccer Coaches Polls

A total of 42 schools received votes in the season's initial balloting of Connecticut high school girls soccer coaches.

A total of 42 schools received votes in the season's initial balloting of Connecticut high school girls soccer coaches.
A total of 42 schools received votes in the season's initial balloting of Connecticut high school girls soccer coaches. (Tim Jensen/Patch)

CONNECTICUT — Just over a week into the regular season, the initial Connecticut high school girls soccer coaches poll of 2023 has been released.

Defending Class L champion St. Joseph collected first-place nods from all nine coaches to unanimously top the Class LL/L division. In Classes M/S, four different teams received top votes, with Waterford emerging as the No. 1 squad.

Here are the top 10 in each division, with first-place votes in parentheses, a well as all other schools earning support.

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CLASSES LL/L

  1. St. Joseph (9)
  2. Staples
  3. Ridgefield
  4. Mercy
  5. Notre Dame-Fairfield
  6. Fairfield Ludlowe
  7. Cheshire
  8. Glastonbury
  9. Sacred Heart Academy
  10. East Lyme

Also receiving votes: Northwest Catholic, East Catholic, Brookfield, Bethel, Trumbull, Wethersfield, E.O. Smith, Simsbury, Southington, Avon.

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CLASSES M/S

  1. Waterford (3)
  2. Daniel Hand (2)
  3. Suffield (1)
  4. Lyman Memorial (3)
  5. Nonnewaug
  6. Watertown
  7. Cromwell
  8. Weston
  9. Wolcott
  10. Somers

Also receiving votes: Woodland, Canton, Thomaston, Granby, Stonington, East Hampton, Bacon Academy, Ellis Tech, Branford, Lewis Mills, Holy Cross, Tolland.

Coaches voting: Mark Morello, Lyman Memorial; Thomas Cunningham, Seymour; Marcus Harley, Mercy; Nick Sheikh, Nonnewaug; Iain Golding, Ridgefield; Mark Landers, Glastonbury; Gustavo Reaes, Weston; Barry Beattie, Staples; Barry O'Reilly, Brookfield.
Compiled by Thomas Cunningham

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