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Mercy, Lewis Mills Reign Supreme In Final Poll Of Girls Soccer Coaches
The champions of Classes LL and M were the top vote-getters among participating coaches.

CONNECTICUT — Hot on the heels of a literal last-second 2-1 victory in the Class LL girls soccer championship game, Mercy High School wound up as the top-ranked team in Classes LL/L by a panel of Connecticut coaches.
The Tigers collected six of 10 first-place votes to top New Canaan, the Class L champion. St. Joseph placed third.
In Classes M/S, Lewis Mills was the unanimous top pick of all 10 coaches after winning the Class M championship over second-ranked Northwest Catholic. Class S winner Coginchaug was third.
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Here are the top 10 in each division, with first-place votes in parentheses, as well as all other programs earning support.
Classes LL/L
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- Mercy (6)
- New Canaan (4)
- St. Joseph
- Ridgefield
- Sacred Heart Academy
- Amity Regional
- Farmington
- Staples
- Notre Dame Prep
- Brookfield
Also receiving votes: Hall, Guilford.
Classes M/S
- Lewis Mills (10)
- Northwest Catholic
- Coginchaug
- Morgan
- Bacon Academy
- Tolland
- Nonnewaug
- Thomaston
- Daniel Hand
- Weston
Also receiving votes: Woodland Regional, Lyman Memorial, Granby Memorial, New Fairfield.
Coaches voting: Tom Cunningham, Seymour; Mark Morello, Lyman Memorial; Marcus Harley, Mercy; Iain Golding, Ridgefield; Barry Beattie, Staples; Mark Landers, Glastonbury; Barry O'Reilly, Brookfield; Gustavo Reaes, Weston; Kim Rasmussen, Fairfield Warde; Lloyd Warren, Valley Regional.
Compiled by Tom Cunningham.
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