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1. Half Hollow Hills Thundercolts (5-1-2-0 17 PTS) The Thundercolts have played some very good teams and have handled themselves extremely well thus far.

2. Massapequa Chiefs (4-0-1-2 14 PTS) The Chiefs started slowly, but have since beaten Smithtown, Commack and Roslyn.

3. Commack Cougars (4-0-3-0 12 PTS) It’s very tight at the top of this list as anyone can be in the top spot. The Cougars are approaching that spot after their past few games.

4. Roslyn Bulldogs (4-0-2-0 12 PTS) Everyone talks about Corso and Collins, but Latin and Spier have combined for 31 points for the Bulldogs, who have proved to be a tough out over the years.

5. Plainview / Old Bethpage Hawks (3-1-3-0 11 PTS) The Jekyll and Hyde of the league: The Hawks are world-beaters one week and are head scratchers the next.

6. Farmingdale Dalers (3-0-2-1 10 PTS) Off to an interesting start, the Dalers have relied on senior leadership and call-ups from JV. They’ve allowed a league low 28 goals in 6 games.

7. Smithtown Bulls (0-1-3-0 2 PTS) The Bulls are off to a misleading start. They started their year with shootout win over Massapequa, but have been short players and wins since.

8. Seaford / Hicksville / Levittown (3-0-4-0 9 PTS) Another toss up team: It all depends which team shows up for this group. Bernett and Coppola have combined for 45 points.

9. Ward Melville Patriots (2-0-3-0 6 PTS) The Patriots had a record number of players last game: 7! When the Patriots come to play they are impressive.

10. West Babylon Eagles (0-0-5-0 0 PTS) Senior goalie Anthony Manginelli has been a head turner thus far this season as the Eagles continue to try to find offense.

Be sure to check again next month as we do our holiday rankings!