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St. James No. 1 in AAA while Green Sea Floyds shows up in final Class A baseball poll

The final 2011 poll from the South Carolina Baseball Coaches Association has been released, and as would be expected, St. James is No. 1 in AAA after winning the school's first state title in baseball.

In all, three area baseball teams finished the season ranked. Green Sea Floyds ended the season No. 10 in Class A while Waccamaw was No. 7 in AA.

Class AAAA
1.  Sumter
2.  Byrnes
3.  Easley
4.  Blythewood
5.  J.L. Mann

Three area softball teams end season ranked

The final South Carolina softball softball poll is out and four area teams finishe ranked. St. James was fifth and Georgetown sixth in AAA with Carolina Forest No. 8 in AAAA.

 CLASS AAAA
1. JL Mann
2. North Augusta
3. Boiling Springs
4. Hillcrest
5. Mauldin

S.C. softball poll released May 10

A new S.C. Coaches Softball Poll was released Tuesday and three area teams are ranked. It will be the last poll before the season-ending poll that will come after the state championship series.

CLASS AAAA
1. JL Mann
2. Boiling Springs
3. North Augusta
4. Mauldin
5. Hillcrest

Eight area teams in S.C. soccer polls

The final regular season S.C. High School Soccer Coaches Association poll features four area boys and four area girls teams. Both squads from Myrtle Beach and Waccamaw are in the polls.

(Records as of May 8)
BOYS
Class AAAA
1. Irmo, 20-0
2. Lexington, 18-6-1
3. Wando, 21-4
4. Carolina Forest, 15-2-1
5. Beaufort, 16-3-2

Four area teams in latest coaches softball poll

High School Softball Coaches Poll released May 2.  Voting by head coaches and produced by www.sc.prepcountry.com.

CLASS AAAA

1. JL Mann

2. Mauldin

3. Boiling Springs

4. Summerville

5. Carolina Forest

Four boys teams, two girls teams ranked in May 1 soccer poll

The South Carolina High School Soccer Coaches Association poll was released on Sunday, May 1. This week is the final week of the regular season.

The SCHSL state championships will be held May 20-21 at Columbia's Memorial Stadium and the SCISA dinals will take place May 14 at Charleston's Porter-Gaud School.