John Stark’s Brooke Shatney (9) kicks the ball during the Division II girls soccer championship game at Exeter High School on Sunday, Nov. 6, 2016. John Stark defeated Oyster River, 4-0. (ELIZABETH FRANTZ / Monitor staff)
John Stark’s Brooke Shatney (9) kicks the ball during the Division II girls soccer championship game at Exeter High School on Sunday, Nov. 6, 2016. John Stark defeated Oyster River, 4-0. (ELIZABETH FRANTZ / Monitor staff) Credit: Elizabeth Frantz

TEAM (last week’s rank)

1. JOHN STARK GIRLS’ SOCCER (8) capped a 17-3 season with the Division II championship, the first soccer title in school history, with a 4-0 win over Oyster River in Sunday’s final.

2. HOPKINTON BOYS’ SOCCER (NR) beat No. 1 Derryfield in the semifinals and No. 2 Stevens in the final, 1-0, to claim the D-III championship, the program’s sixth title in 10 years.

3. COE-BROWN BOYS’ CROSS COUNTRY (1) the three-time Division II champs finished fifth at Saturday’s Meet of Champions to qualify for the New England championships.

4. BOW GOLF (4) had three golfers on the D-III/IV All-State First Team, including Player of the Year, Doug Champagne, after winning its fifth-straight Division III championship.

5. GILFORD FIELD HOCKEY (2) beat Pelham in the Division III final when Kellie Ryan scored in double overtime for a 1-0 win and the D-III crown, the school’s first since 1998.

6. BISHOP BRADY FOOTBALL (10) will host Inter-Lakes/Moultonborough in Saturday’s Division III semifinals after a 46-20 win, and five touchdowns from Rich Sullivan, against Newport.

7. BOW FOOTBALL (NR) pulled off a 27-21 comeback win against John Stark in the Division II quarterfinals to reach Saturday’s semifinal, where the Falcons will face off against Hanover.

8. INTER-LAKES/MOULTONBOROUGH FOOTBALL (NR) used three touchdowns from Andrew Brothers to claim a 42-0 win over Winnisquam in the Division III quarterfinals.

9. COE-BROWN GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY (NR) finished third at the Meet of Champions, after taking second at the D-II championships, and will race in the New England meet.

10. CONCORD VOLLEYBALL (6) finished the season 18-3 after losing to fourth-seeded Hollis-Brookline, 3-1, in Saturday’s Division I final, the first final for Tide volleyball since 2005.

Others receiving votes: Belmont girls’ soccer, Concord boys’ cross country, Pembroke boys’ soccer

– By TIM O’SULLIVAN, Monitor staff