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Rankings Update: Div 1 [8/31]

8/31/2014

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   A dramatic shift took place in the high altitude slots of the national rankings, this weekend. Tulsa NOAH backed into the top spot while awaiting the first week of Oklahoma prep competition. This was in large part due to a less-than-expected performance in Springfield Lighthouse's opening game as the newest team to play in the Missouri High School League (guest status).  Lighthouse played a dominating game but the score didn't know that.
   Anderson Cavaliers convinced the Freeman Scoring computers by shutting out their first 2 opponents. They racked up an accumulative 103-0 in the scoring differential. This was enough to leap over the Richmond Disciples who played better than expected against an elite Virginia powerhouse, and remained essentially stationary in the national ratings.
   The West Region is continuing a strong presence at the top, holding 6 of the top 13 slots.
  A proud moment is also worth noting for the younger organizations of the North.  A more subtle factor that is
emerging in the top 20. For the first time, the Northern Region has 5 teams in the top 20! 

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2014  (8/31)

  #  Move Division 1 Team W / L Nat.
Rank
1  ↑ 1 Tulsa NOAH (Tulsa, OK) 0-0 6177
2  ↑ 2 Anderson Cavaliers (Anderson, SC) 2-0 6569
3  ↓ 2 Lighthouse Christian (Springfield, MO) 1-0 6762
4  ↓ 1 Central Virginia (Richmond, VA) 0-1 7179
5  - Noblesville Lions (Noblesville, IN) 1-0 7666
6  - Christ Prep (Kansas City, KS) 1-0 9815
7  - Central Maryland (Eldersburg, MD) 0-1 10436
8  ↑ 1 Maryland Christian (Bel Air, MD) 0-0 10574
9  ↓ 1 Johnson Ferry (Marietta, GA) 1-0 10693
10  - Okla City Legion (Bethany, OK) 0-0 10750
11  ↑ 2 The King's Academy (Woodstock, GA) 1-1 11623
12  - Tomball Christian (Tomball, TX) 1-0 11758
13  ↓ 2 Dallas HSAA North (Plano, TX) 0-1 11773
14  ↑ 1 East Atlanta (Conyers, GA) 2-0 11862
15  ↓ 1 Washtenaw Catholic (Saline, MI) 1-0 12142
16  ↑ 1 Georgia Force (Buford, GA) 1-1 12434
17  ↑ 1 Crossroads Christian (Big Rock, IL) 0-0 12713
18  ↑ 3 Landmark Christian (Cincinnati, OH) 1-0 12796
19  ↑ 3 SWCHA Saints (Milwaukee, WI) 2-0 13030
20  ↓ 1 Lake Norman Storm (Davidson, NC) 1-0 13103
21  ↓ 1 St. John's Saints (Front Royal, VA) 0-0 13287
22  ↑ 5 Grand Valley (Byron Center, MI) 1-0 13356
23  ↑ 17 Asheville Saints (Asheville, NC) 2-0 13369
24  ↓ 1 Skipstone Academy (Griffin, GA) 0-1 13463
25  ↓ 1 Lansing HomeSchool (Lansing, MI) 0-0 13477
26  ↓ 1 Downriver Wolfpack (Wayne, MI) 0-0 13479
#  Move Division 1 Team W / L Nat.
Rank
27  ↓ 11 CHEF (Baton Rouge, LA) 0-2 13611
28  ↓ 2 Northern Virginia (Manassas, VA) 1-0 13625
29  ↑ 13 Hickory Hawks (Hickory, NC) 1-1 13684
30  ↓ 1 Abilene Hawks (Abilene, TX) 0-0 13784
31  - Providence (Columbia, SC) 0-1 13799
32  - Christian HmSchool (Lafayette, LA) 0-0 13815
33  ↑ 3 Tri-State (Leo-Cedarville, IN) 0-1 13949
34  ↑ 3 North Georgia (Canton, GA) 0-2 14081
35  ↓ 5 Elkhart Eagles (Osceola, IN) 0-2 14194
36  ↓ 3 Central HmSchool (Arnold, MO) 0-1 14205
37  ↑ 2 Flint Warriors (Flint, MI) 0-0 14228
38  ↓ 3 Greenville HmSchool (Greenville, SC) 0-2 14273
39  ↑ 2 Eastern Shore (Greenwood, DE) 0-0 14289
40  ↑ 3 N Orleans HmSchool (New Orleans, LA) 0-1 14307
41  ↑ 4 Acadiana (Lafayette, LA) 1-0 14349
42  ↑ 2 Frederick County (Frederick, MD) 0-1 14357
43  ↓ 9 Tennessee Silverbacks (Johnson City, TN) 0-2 14400
44  ↓ 6 Greater Cabarrus (Concord, NC) 0-2 14488
45  ↑ 1 Augusta Eagles (Augusta, GA) 0-2 14533
46  ↑ 2 Hampton Roads (Gloucester, VA) 0-1 14570
47  - Crimson Knights (Indianapolis, IN) 0-2 14594
48  ↑ 1 Livingston County (Howell, MI) 0-0 14607
49  ↓ 21 DasCHE (Cedar Hill, TX) 0-1 14625
50  - Texas Wind (Waco, TX) 0-0 14628
51  - Northside (Conroe, TX) 0-1 14632
52  - Battle Creek (Battle Creek, MI) 0-0 14670
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Grateful Memorial to a Beloved Coach

7/26/2014

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PictureChris & Brady Bowen
  Members of the Lighthouse Chargers (Springfield, MO) have notified the NHFCS of the passing of a dedicated coach, Chris Bowen.
  Last night, Coach Bowen was rushed to a hospital with a likely heart attack. He was pronounced dead, in the early morning hours. Many of his team and leadership were with him during the final moments.
  Chris spent several years training the boys, focusing primarily on lineman development. His team is consoling one another during this loss, and appreciates the prayers and support of all their football & community friends.
  Chris was recently joined on the Charger coaching staff by his son, Brady Bowen. Brady was an influential player on the 2013 National Homeschool Championship team. As a recent graduate, Brady assumed an associate role with the Lighthouse coaching staff.
  Chris is survived by his wife and 2 children, all of whom were deeply involved in the Lighthouse homeschool organization.

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   Former Charger & current OSU Cowboy, Jordan Frazier, said;
"I'd do just about anything to flip one more tire for one of the greatest and most influential coaches I have ever had. I will forever cherish the time I had with Coach Bowen, and I know all of my fellow high school teammates feel the same way. Coach Bowen was the epitome of a coach who would go the extra mile to ensure the well being emotionally, physically, and spiritually of a player. He was a great man, person, and role model. I'll never forget the conversations we had together. He will be missed by so many."

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