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The Miami Herald South Florida baseball and softball rankings (April 4)

North Florida Christian takes on Miami Christian in a Class 2A Florida state finals baseball game in Fort Myers ,Tuesday, May 24, 2022.(Photo/Chris Tilley)
North Florida Christian takes on Miami Christian in a Class 2A Florida state finals baseball game in Fort Myers ,Tuesday, May 24, 2022.(Photo/Chris Tilley) Chris Tilley

The fourth installment of the Miami Herald’s South Florida Top 10 rankings for baseball and softball. The Stoneman Douglas baseball team survived a difficult three-game stretch where it beat Columbus, North Broward Prep and Archbishop McCarthy to extend its winning streak to 37 in a row.

There was some movement elsewhere in the rankings as two-time defending state champion Miami Christian enters the poll this week on a seven-game winning streak.

Meanwhile in softball, Coral Springs Charter remains on top, but Coral Reef and Florida Christian crack the rankings after impressive performances recently.

Here’s a look at where things stand through last Saturday’s games:

BASEBALL

1. Stoneman Douglas (15-0)

2. Archbishop McCarthy (13-2)

3. Doral Academy (13-4)

4. North Broward Prep (12-4)

5. Columbus (11-4)

6. American Heritage (10-3)

7. Belen Jesuit (12-2)

8. Gulliver (10-5)

9. Miami Christian (9-4)

10. West Broward (10-4)

Dropped out: 7. Westminster Christian (9-6-1), 9. Taravella (9-5).

On the cusp: Miami Springs (8-5), NSU University School (10-3-1), Varela (9-0-1), Monsignor Pace (7-5), Calvary Christian (9-4), Southwest (10-4).

SOFTBALL

1. Coral Springs Charter (11-0-2)

2. Somerset Silver Palms (13-1)

3. Western (12-4)

4. Doral Academy (10-3-1)

5. American Heritage (10-3)

6. Stoneman Douglas (9-4)

7. St. Brendan (11-5-1)

8. Pembroke Pines Charter (9-5)

9. Florida Christian (8-4)

10. Coral Reef (11-5-1)

Dropped out: 9. Westminster Academy (10-5), 10. Westminster Christian (4-3-1).

On the cusp: SLAM (9-7), West Broward (5-2), St. Thomas Aquinas (8-5), Palmetto (7-6), South Plantation (9-6).

Andre C. Fernandez
Miami Herald
Andre Fernandez is the Deputy Sports Editor of the Miami Herald and has covered a wide variety of sports during his career including the Miami Marlins, Miami Heat, Miami Dolphins, University of Miami athletics, and high school sports.
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