Catholic Memorial remains atop the weekly Boston Herald EMass Top 25 boys basketball rankings
Here is our updated installment of the Boston Herald EMass Top 25 boys basketball rankings. Records are through Saturday, January 7 and are as close to accurate as we could ascertain. Only games that count towards tournament seeding are stated. Coaches and athletic directors are encouraged to report their scores to Arbiter.
1. Catholic Memorial (6-0)
2. Franklin (7-1)
3. North Andover (5-1)
4. Mansfield (5-0)
5. Sharon (5-0)
6. Lawrence (6-2)
7. Needham (5-1)
8. Lowell (6-2)
9. Wareham (6-2)
10. Charlestown (3-0)
11. Malden Catholic (4-3)
12. BC High (3-2)
13. Xaverian (4-1)
14. Newton North (4-2)
15. Cambridge (5-1)
16. Andover (5-3)
17. Central Catholic (4-3)
18. Reading (7-1)
19. Westwood (6-1)
20. Waltham (5-0)
21. Dartmouth (5-2)
22. Natick (4-1)
23. St. Mary’s (5-1)
24. Norwell (6-0)
25. Canton (5-2)
ON THE BENCH: Attleboro (5-2), Burke (3-2), Methuen (4-3), Wakefield (5-1), Scituate (7-2), New Mission (4-1), Newburyport (5-2), Tewksbury (4-2), Bedford (6-1), Middleboro (4-1), Weston (4-0)
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