Boston Herald weekly EMass Top 25 girls basketball rankings
Here are the weekly Boston Herald EMass girls basketball Top 25 rankings. Records are through Sunday and were acquired largely through Arbiter.
1. Foxboro (14-1)
2. Bishop Feehan (13-2)
3. Medfield (14-1)
4. Billerica (13-1)
5. Bishop Fenwick (12-4)
6. St. Mary’s (14-4)
7. Pentucket (13-1)
8. Central Catholic (12-3)
9. Norwell (13-1)
10. Notre Dame (13-0)
11. Dartmouth (14-1)
12. Bridgewater-Raynham (11-3)
13. Andover (12-3)
14. Cathedral (10-5)
15. Oliver Ames (11-3)
16. Woburn (13-2)
17. Sandwich (13-1)
18. Whitman-Hanson (12-1)
19. Walpole (11-4)
20. Wellesley (10-3)
21. Mansfield (11-4)
22. Weymouth (10-4)
23. Bedford (12-2)
24. Medway (12-3)
25. Quincy (13-3)
ON THE BENCH: Acton-Boxboro (11-3), Needham (9-4), Bourne (11-1), Apponequet (13-3), Norwood (11-4), Old Rochester (12-3), Taunton (12-4), Norton (11-5), Dover-Sherborn (11-5), Duxbury (11-4), Lexington (11-4), Case (10-5), Millis (11-5), Lincoln-Sudbury (11-3)
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