Girls' Top 20
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1. Notre Dame Academy (29-1)
One of the top teams in the country boasts four Division I signees, including Mia Nickson (Boston College) and Azania Stewart (Florida).
[an error occurred while processing this directive]2. Bishop McNamara (24-9)
The Mustangs, with George Washington-bound Tiana Myers, had no seniors last season.
3. Eleanor Roosevelt (24-3)
Three-time defending 4A champion has back All-Met Brooke Wilson.
4. Edison (30-2)
The Eagles have lost the past two AAA finals by one point.
5. H.D. Woodson (23-4)
The Warriors have back all but one player from their second-straight DCIAA title team.
6. Arundel (21-5 )
Six Wildcats, including C Simone Egwu, are at least 5-11.
7. Holy Cross (25-5)
Four of top five scorers are gone from the WCAC and City Title champ, but G Shontice Simmons is back.
8. Riverdale Baptist (25-6)
The Crusaders had only two seniors on last season's team that lost to Notre Dame by three.
9. Good Counsel (24-9)
Virginia Tech-bound F Shanel Harrison leads the way for a team that graduated one senior.
10. Paint Branch (21-4)
Juniors Tarik Hislop and Khalilah Quigley are back for the 3A semifinalist.
11. T.C. Williams (19-9)
All-Met G Tierra Ruffin-Pratt leads the group for ex-Mystics coach Jim Lewis.
12. Stonewall Jackson (22 -6)
Virginia AAA quarterfinalist has back six of its top eight players, including Gwen Washington (East Tennessee).
13. St. John's (21-12)
New coach Jonathan Scribner must replace top three scorers from WCAC runner-up.
14. Atholton (25-3)
The Raiders, now in 3A, lost one player from their 2A state title team.
15. Gywnn Park (16-7)
The Yellow Jackets get boost from return of Syracuse-bound Lynnae Lampkins.
16. Forest Park (21-6 )
Virginia AAA tournament team for the past five years has three players committed to GMU.
17. Blake (18-6)
Maryland 4A finalist has back three starters and a deep back court.
18. Lee (18-4)
The Lancers return close to 60 points per game.
19. C.H. Flowers (18-4)
The Jaguars can cause problems with standout guards and strong inside play.
20. Brooke Point (20-7)
All-Met Chay Shegog (UNC) leads the push for a fourth straight Commonwealth title.
