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LOUISVILLE, Ky. —Windsor capped a perfect season with a Colorado Class 4A state championship to leapfrog Oklahoma 4A runner-up Blanchard for the No. 2 spot behind three-time Oklahoma 4A titlist Lone Grove in the penultimate GameChanger/NFCA Summer-Fall High School Top 25 Coaches Poll of the season, the Association announced on Thursday afternoon.

The (29-0) Wizards defeated Green Mountain, 16-1, and Ponderosa, 10-0, on Friday, then dispatched Fruita Monument, 13-3, in the semis and No. 8 Holy Family, 6-2, in the final on Saturday.

The rankings remained largely unchanged with just two states — Georgia and Missouri — still playing.

Colorado 4A runner-up Holy Family (25-4) won three games over the past week before running into Windsor, No. 9 Buford (27-3) beat Richmond Hill, 14-6, in Wednesday’s Georgia 7A state playoffs, and No. 10 Lutheran (24-4) and 11th-ranked Cherokee Trail (24-4) both lost to Broomfield in the Colorado state 5A tournament.

Elsewhere, No. 17 Troy-Buchanan (29-4) defeated Francis Howell, 3-1 in Saturday’s Missouri Class 5 state quarterfinals, Lassiter (24-4) moved up six spots to 18th with a 12-0 shutout of Veterans in the Georgia 6A playoffs, No. 19 South Effingham (26-3) lost 2-1 to Houston County in the Georgia state 6A tournament, and 20th-ranked Legend (22-6) was routed 10-0 by Cherokee Trail in the Colorado 5A quarterfinals. Eaton (20-7) slipped one place to 24th following its loss in the Colorado 4A quarterfinals.

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. 29, 2026

Rank

Team

2026 Record

Previous

1

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

41-0

1

2

Windsor (Colo.)Windsor (Colo.)

29-0

3

3

Blanchard (Okla.)Blanchard (Okla.)

36-1

2

4

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

36-1

4

5

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

29-1

5

6

Enid (Okla.)Enid (Okla.)

38-2

6

7

Warner (Okla.)Warner (Okla.)

30-3

7

8

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

25-4

8

9

Buford (Ga.)Buford (Ga.)

27-3

9

10

Lutheran (Colo.)Lutheran (Colo.)

24-4

12

11

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

24-4

10

12

Chillicothe (Mo.)Chillicothe (Mo.)

29-3

13

13

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

34-4

14

14

Waukee Northwest (Iowa)Waukee Northwest (Iowa)

40-4

15

15

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

37-4

16

16

Tahlequah (Okla.)Tahlequah (Okla.)

36-4

17

17

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

29-4

18

18

Lassiter (Ga.)Lassiter (Ga.)

24-4

24

19

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

26-3

11

20

Legend (Colo.)Legend (Colo.)

22-6

19

21

Gretna (Neb.)Gretna (Neb.)

26-5

20

22

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

28-6

21

23

Hastings (Neb.)Hastings (Neb.)

29-6

22

24

Eaton (Colo.)Eaton (Colo.)

20-7

23

T25

Fort Zumwalt West (Mo.)Fort Zumwalt West (Mo.)

29-6

T25

T25

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

24-5

T25

Dropped out: None.

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