The Class AA boys' game is 2 p.m., while the Class AAAA boys' game is 4 p.m.

I don't know if the Inter-Ac will ever join the PIAA.

Not wanting to part from their traditions may deter the Inter-Ac teams from joining. Some of those schools have a tradition of making incoming freshmen repeat the ninth grade.

Under current PIAA bylaws, that player would become ineligible to play as a senior.

"I think the fifth-year thing is something the schools could deal with," said Jim Fenerty, the athletic director at Germantown Academy. "In reality, most of our schools do not have fifth-year seniors."

Fenerty said that scheduling and keeping rivalries intact are concerns. But he's keeping an open mind.

Like you, I would like the see the Patriots have the opportunity to compete for a state championship.

Here's my predictions:

Semifinals

Downingtown West, Lower Merion, Central Bucks East and Peters Township

Finals

Downingtown West, Central Bucks East

Champion

Downingtown West

I'm not going to get into a debate with you over this. Both teams are very good. They played twice this season. The first game ended with a tie. Judge took a 2-1 victory in the rematch. With that said, the Crusaders are 1-0-1 against the Falcons. Perhaps, you feel that North Catholic is better than Father Judge. You have a right to feel that way. 

But the fact is Father Judge defeated North, 2-1, last week. That's a fact. That's also why I have Judge ranked fourth in Southeastern Pennsylvania. North is close behind at No. 5.

Archbishop Wood has a good team. You are right about Tommy Baker. He is having a great season.  I have to check to see what the Catholic League single-season soccer record is. However, I do know that La Salle's Colin Baker scored 36 goals as a senior in 2006.

Baker wrapped up his career with a school-record 86 goals. He had 36 goals that season, 30 as a junior, 18 as a sophomore and two as a freshman.

Our girls' soccer rankings come out every Wednesday, while the boys' rankings come out  every Thursday.

We will find out in Thursday's paper. The answer may surprise you.

 I think Fels will do well against Blue Division opponents. However, I don't expect the Panthers to go far in the Public League Class AAAA playoffs. Frankford, George Washington and Northeast are the three best teams in that classification.