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See who's on top of latest Michigan boys soccer state coaches' polls

The latest Michigan high school boys soccer rankings are out and the top teams in all four divisions stay put.

The latest Michigan high school boys soccer state rankings have kept four teams at the top position for six weeks straight. These teams remain in the No. 1 spot in the Michigan High School Soccer Coaches Association polls. In Division 1, Troy leads the way, followed by Ann Arbor Pioneer, Okemos, and Ann Arbor Skyline. The remaining spots are filled by Portage Central, Salem, Birmingham Seaholm, Clarkston, Utica Eisenhower, Troy Athens, Hartland, and Walled Lake Northern.

Division 2 saw St. Joseph remaining at the top, with Edwardsburg, Grosse Pointe North, and Grand Rapids Christian occupying the next four positions. Grand Rapids Christian De La Salle Collegiate, Lansing Eastern, Holland, Fruitport, Hudsonville Unity Christian, Orchard Lake St. Mary's, Dearborn Divine Child, Detroit U of D Jesuit, Coldwater, New Boston Huron, and Fenton rounded out the top 15.

Division 3 featured Flint Powers Catholic, Pontiac Notre Dame Prep, Elk Rapids, Grand Rapids NorthPointe Christian, Detroit Country Day, Tawas, Frankenmuth, Grosse Ile, Grand Rapids Catholic Central, Eaton Rapids, Ortonville Brandon, Saginaw Swan Valley, Freeland, and Hartford. Finally, Division 4 saw Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett maintain the top spot, with Muskegon Western Michigan Christian, Grandville Calvin Christian, Leland, Hillsdale Academy, Kalamazoo Christian, Saugatuck, Plymouth Christian Academy, Harbor Springs, North Muskegon, Allen Park Inter-City Baptist, Byron Center Zion Christian, Jackson Christian, Holland Black River, and Clarkston Everest Collegiate completing the rankings.

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