Trib HSSN Pennsylvania high school softball rankings for June 19, 2024

By: Don Rebel
Wednesday, June 19, 2024 | 9:19 PM

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The 2024 high school softball season is in the books, leading to the final weekly Trib HSSN state softball rankings of the year.

Two schools repeated as PIAA champions this spring — North Penn in 6A and Blue Mountain in 4A.

Neshannock won its second 2A state championship in three years; both were undefeated seasons.

The WPIAL won two state championships with Neshannock and Thomas Jefferson in 5A.

The other four titles were split between District 1 (North Penn), District 9 (DuBois Central Catholic in A), District 10 (Harbor Creek in 3A) and District 11 (Blue Mountain).

Here is the last of the HSSN state softball rankings in 2024. The team’s record is followed by the district they are in, followed by where they were ranked last week.

Class 6A

1. North Penn (25-3) (1) (2)

2. Council Rock South (22-4) (1) (4)

3. Central Dauphin (18-4) (3) (1)

4. Downingtown East (22-5) (1) (3)

5. Seneca Valley (22-2) (7) (5)

Out: None

Class 5A

1. Thomas Jefferson (16-8) (7) (4)

2. Pittston (21-2) (2) (2)

3. South Western (26-1) (3) (1)

4. Central Mountain (16-6) (6) (3)

5. Armstrong (19-4) (7) (5)

Out: None

Class 4A

1. Blue Mountain (27-1) (11) (1)

2. Elizabeth Forward (23-2) (7) (2)

3. Northwestern Lehigh (22-5) (11) (3)

4. Archbishop Wood (13-8) (12) (4)

5. Valley View (21-4) (2) (5)

Out: None

Class 3A

1. Harbor Creek (22-5) (10) (4)

2. Juniata (24-3) (6) (3)

3. Sharon (25-1) (10) (1)

4. Conwell-Egan(15-4) (12) (2)

5. Forest Hills (19-3) (6) (5)

Out: None

Class 2A

1. Neshannock (26-0) (7) (1)

2. South Williamsport (24-3) (4) (2)

3. Bald Eagle (20-5) (6) (3)

4. Laurel (21-6) (7) (4)

5. Bristol (18-2) (1) (5)

Out: None

Class A

1. DuBois Central Catholic (23-2) (9) (1)

2. Carmichaels (19-3) (7) (3)

3. Chartiers-Houston (20-3) (7) (2)

4. Old Forge (20-7) (2) (4)

5. Claysburg-Kimmel (22-1) (6) (5)

Out: None

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