High school
High school tables on Soccer 775 are unofficial standings. Only league games count. They are not NIAA official. Non-league and tournament games feed rankings instead.
Soccer 775 shows league tables from each league’s official website. High school, club, college, and adult stay in their own sections.
High school tables on Soccer 775 are unofficial standings. Only league games count. They are not NIAA official. Non-league and tournament games feed rankings instead.
Club standings come from each league’s official website: ECNL RL, National One, NorCal Premier, GBYSL Select, and NNSL Youth. We show the local teams and their place in the full table.
College links go to each school’s athletics site and conference standings pages.
League records (W-L-T) and points follow the official NIAA league standings when they are available. Otherwise they come from published game results. Overall records and scores come from published game results. Soccer 775 tables are unofficial; the NIAA standings are the official record.
When teams are level on league points, we order them with the NIAA Universal Tie-Breaker for soccer (rev. 2026), using league games only.
Two tied teams: (1) head-to-head league results; (2) wins by defeated opponents; (3) fewer goals allowed in head-to-head league games; (4) fewer goals allowed in all league games, at most 5 counted per game; (5) fewer goals allowed in all league games, no maximum; (6) more league wins; (7) more goals scored in all league games, at most 5 counted per game; (8) winner of the final league game between the teams, if they played more than once; (9) coin toss; (10) play-in game.
Three or more tied teams: (1) head-to-head league results among the tied teams; (2) goal differential in head-to-head league games among the tied teams, at most 5 goals added or subtracted per game; (3) wins by defeated opponents; (4) fewest goals allowed in all league games, at most 5 per game; (5) fewest goals allowed in all league games, no maximum; (6) most league wins; (7) most goals scored in all league games, at most 5 per game; (8) random draw; (9) play-in games. Once the top team advances or the bottom team is eliminated, the tiebreaker restarts among the teams left.
If the results we have cannot separate teams, or a step needs a coin toss, draw or play-in, the teams share a position.
NIAA Universal Tie-Breaker (soccer) → · NIAA soccer information →
You’ll see the league or age group, the local teams, points from league games, and when the board was last updated. Records are W-L-T (wins-losses-ties); “–” means not reported.