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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Lone Grove shut out its two opponents by a combined 16-0 margin to continue atop the GameChanger/NFCA Summer-Fall High School Top 25 Coaches Poll for a fourth straight week, the Association announced on Thursday afternoon.

The (37-0) Longhorns defeated Kingston, 3-0 on Monday, and Mount St. Mary, 13-0 on Wednesday, to lead three unbeaten Oklahoma teams in the top five and a quintet of perfect squads overall in this week’s rankings.

Fellow Sooner schools Blanchard (32-0) and Broken Arrow (34-0) at second and fourth bookend Colorado’s Windsor (21-0) at No. 3.

Unbeaten Missouri team Grain Valley (25-0) moved up to fifth, after another Oklahoma squad, Enid (37-1), lost its first game and dropped one place to sixth.

The biggest movers were No. 7 Harrison (26-1) and No. 11 Chillicothe (26-2), which each saw a four-position swing — in opposite directions — actually swapping the spots they held last week.

The two new teams are actually old names. Lassiter (21-4) makes its 2026 poll debut at No. 23, while Eaton (16-6) is back in the rankings mix for the first time since week one, tied with Grand Island Northwest (19-3) for the final spot.

State rankings submitted by the NFCA High School Steering Committee are used to compile the GameChanger/NFCA Summer-Fall High School Top 25 Coaches Poll. Teams are chosen based on performance, roster quality and strength of schedule. Five states — Colorado, Georgia, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Missouri — play a fall fastpitch schedule, while Iowa recently completed its summer season.

GameChanger/NFCA Summer-Fall High School Top 25 Coaches Poll – Oct. 8, 2026

Rank

Team

2026 Record

Previous

1

Lone Grove (Okla.)Lone Grove (Okla.)

37-0

1

2

Blanchard (Okla.)Blanchard (Okla.)

32-0

2

3

Windsor (Colo.)Windsor (Colo.)

21-0

3

4

Broken Arrow (Okla.)Broken Arrow (Okla.)

34-0

4

5

Grain Valley (Mo.)Grain Valley (Mo.)

25-0

6

6

Enid (Okla.)Enid (Okla.)

37-1

5

7

Harrison (Ga.)Harrison (Ga.)

26-1

11

8

Cherokee Trail (Colo.)Cherokee Trail (Colo.)

20-2

8

9

Warner (Okla.)Warner (Okla.)

28-2

12

10

Holy Family (Colo.)Holy Family (Colo.)

18-3

13

11

Chillicothe (Mo.)Chillicothe (Mo.)

26-2

7

12

Buford (Ga.)Buford (Ga.)

22-3

9

13

Legend (Colo.)Legend (Colo.)

17-4

10

14

Lutheran (Colo.)Lutheran (Colo.)

19-3

15

15

South Effingham (Ga.)South Effingham (Ga.)

24-2

16

16

Millard North (Neb.)Millard North (Neb.)

29-4

17

17

Waukee Northwest (Iowa)Waukee Northwest (Iowa)

40-4

18

18

Adel DeSoto Minburn (Iowa)Adel DeSoto Minburn (Iowa)

37-4

19

19

Tahlequah (Okla.)Tahlequah (Okla.)

32-4

20

20

Troy-Buchanan (Mo.)Troy-Buchanan (Mo.)

21-4

21

21

Gretna East (Neb.)Gretna East (Neb.)

22-4

22

22

Hastings (Neb.)Hastings (Neb.)

23-4

23

23

Lassiter (Ga.)Lassiter (Ga.)

21-4

NR

24

Gretna (Neb.)Gretna (Neb.)

18-5

24

T25

Grand Island Northwest (Neb.)Grand Island Northwest (Neb.)

19-3

T25

T25

Eaton (Colo.)Eaton (Colo.)

16-6

NR

Dropped out: Erie (Colo.)Erie (Colo.) and Liberty North (Mo.)Liberty North (Mo.)

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