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Granby Memorial Tops Final Girls Soccer Poll
The Class M champions shut out Berlin in the title game to finish the season with a 19-1 record.

Ridgefield and Granby Memorial high schools were the big winners not only on the field, but in the final balloting of girls soccer coaches in Connecticut for the 2017 season.
Ridgefield (15-2-3), the Class LL champion, garnered three of five first-place votes to top the LL-L division. Class L winner St. Joseph (16-1-4) received the other two top votes.
In the M-S division, Class M champion Granby Memorial (19-1) was tabbed number one on four of seven ballots, while Class S titleholder Lyme-Old Lyme (20-0) collected the other three top votes.
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Here are the top 10 in each division, as well as all other teams receiving votes:
LL-L
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1. Ridgefield
2. St. Joseph
3. Staples
4. RHAM
5. Daniel Hand
5. Suffield
7. Darien
7. Newtown
9. Glastonbury
10. Enfield
Also receiving votes: East Lyme.
Coaches voting: Tom Cunningham, Fairfield Warde; Marc Kenny, Newtown; Scott McMahon, Guilford; Jim Murray, Avon; David Sullivan Suffield.
M-S
1. Granby Memorial
2. Lyme-Old Lyme
3. Holy Cross
4. Lewis Mills
5. Berlin
6. Immaculate
7. Rocky Hill
8. Weston
9. St. Paul
10. Morgan
Also receiving votes: Sheehan, East Hampton, Woodland.
Coaches voting: Chris Riviezzo, Wolcott; Glenn Gustine, East Hampton; David LaPorte, Ellington; Mark Morello, Lyman Memorial; Chris Ghiglia, Waterford; Nelson Mingachos, Immaculate.
Photo credit: Tim Jensen
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