Bloomfield Hills, Forest Hills Central, Williamston and Royal Oak Shrine wrapped up Michigan’s 2022 girls high school soccer season with state championship trophies, and if the first set of statewide rankings is any indication, the Black Hawks, Rangers, Hornets and Knights will be back in the title hunt in 2023.

The Michigan High School Soccer Coaches Association released its first set of prep soccer rankings, and Forest Hills Central, Williamston and Shrine all check in at No. 1 in their respective divisions, while Bloomfield Hills sits at No. 5 after graduating all-staters Drew Martin, Alice Spiegel, Ava Badallo and Esther Rosett.

Northville, which ended its 2022 season with a shootout loss to Bloomfield Hills in the state finals, currently holds the top spot in Division 1.

Follow along to see how the rest of the state’s best stack up across the four divisions in the MIHSCCA’s first set of rankings.

Bloomfield Hills players celebrate a 2-1 shootout win over Northville in the Division 1 girls soccer state finals on Friday, June 17, 2022 at DeMartin Stadium in East Lansing.

Division 1

1. Northville (0-0-0)

2. Hudsonville (0-1-0)

3. Rochester (1-0-0)

4. Portage Central (1-0-0)

5. Bloomfield Hills (1-0-0)

6. Rockford (1-0-0)

7. Troy Athens (0-0-1)

8. Ann Arbor Skyline (0-0-0)

9. Rochester Hills Stoney Creek (0-0-0)

10. Utica Eisenhower (2-0-0)

11. Okemos (1-0-0)

12. Rochester Adams (0-1-0)

13. New Baltimore Anchor Bay (1-0-1)

14. Muskegon Mona Shores (1-0-0)

15. Troy (1-0-0)

Forest Hills Central celebrate after their victory over Bloomfield Hills Marian during the D2 girls soccer championships at the DeMartin Soccer Field on June 18, 2022.

Division 2

1. Forest Hills Central (0-1-0)

2. Bloomfield Hills Marian (2-0-0)

3. Richland Gull Lake (0-0-0)

4. Spring Lake (0-0-0)

5. Trenton (0-0-0)

6. New Boston Huron (0-1-0)

7. Bloomfield Hills Cranbrook-Kingswood (0-0-0)

8. Marshall (0-1-0)

9. DeWitt (0-0-0)

10. Haslett (0-0-0)

11. Zeeland West (1-0-0)

12. East Grand Rapids (1-0-0)

13. South Lyon East (0-0-0)

14. St. Joseph (0-0-0)

15. Mason (1-0-0)

Williamston celebrates after their victory over Hudsonville Unity Christian during the D3 girls soccer championships at the DeMartin Soccer Field on June 18, 2022.

Division 3

1. Williamston (0-0-0)

2. Hudsonville Unity Christian (1-0-0)

3. Grand Rapids South Christian (1-0-0)

4. Flint Powers Catholic (0-0-0)

5. Pontiac Notre Dame Prep (1-1-0)

6. Elk Rapids (0-0-0)

7. Essexville Garber (0-0-0)

8. Warren Regina (0-1-0)

9. Ann Arbor Gabriel Richard (0-0-0)

10. Grand Rapids Catholic Central (1-0-0)

11. Grosse Ile (0-0-0)

12. Detroit Country Day (1-0-1)

13. Brooklyn Columbia Central (0-0-0)

14. Macomb Lutheran North (0-1-0)

15. Milan (1-0-0)

- Royal Oak Shrine’s Ava Gappy (left), Bridgette Drouillard (center) and Norah Tisko (right) celebrate a 1-0 win over Kalamazoo Christian in the MHSAA Division 4 girls soccer state finals on Friday, June 17 at the DeMartin Soccer Complex in East Lansing. Patrick Nothaft | MLive.com

Division 4

1. Royal Oak Shrine (0-0-0)

2. North Muskegon (0-1-1)

3. Kalamazoo Christian (0-1-0)

4. Grosse Pointe Woods University Liggett (0-0-0)

5. Muskegon Western Michigan Christian (0-0-1)

6. Madison Heights Bishop Foley (1-0-0)

7. Plymouth Christian (0-1-0)

8. Lansing Christian (1-0-0)

9. Harbor Springs (0-0-0)

10. Jackson Lumen Christi (0-1-0)

11. Saginaw Valley Lutheran (0-0-0)