Boston Herald EMass boys basketball Top 25 rankings
Here is the updated Boston Herald Eastern Mass. Top 25 boys basketball rankings. Please note all records are through games played on January 1 and as listed in Arbiter.
1. Attleboro (4-0)
2. Malden Catholic (4-0)
3. Lowell (5-0)
4. Newton North (5-0)
5. Andover (6-0)
6. Mansfield (3-0)
7. Somerset Berkley (3-1)
8. Cambridge Rindge & Latin (3-1)
9. Central Catholic (5-1)
10. St. Mary’s Lynn (6-0)
11. Franklin (5-0)
12. Norwell (4-0)
13. Methuen (3-2)
14. Bourne (3-0)
15. Catholic Memorial (3-1)
16. North Andover (2-3)
17. Holland School of Technology (3-2)
18. Stoneham (5-0)
19. Whitman-Hanson (4-0)
20. North Quincy (4-1)
21. Arlington (4-1)
22. Winchester (4-1)
23. Bridgewater-Raynham (5-2)
24. Durfee (3-1)
25. Braintree (4-1)
ON THE BENCH: Oliver Ames (3-2), Milford (4-1), Charlestown (3-0), Abington (4-1), Xaverian (2-1), BC High (2-2), Marshfield (3-0), Milton (5-1), New Bedford (4-0), Norwood (4-1)
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