Mass. HS Boys Division 2 Top 15: Showdown Looms Between Canton, Lincoln-Sudbury

Massachusetts Boys D2 Top 15

Rank	Team	*PR	W	L	T
1	Canton	1	15	0	2
2	Masconomet	2	14	2	1
3	Lincoln-Sudbury	4	12	3	1
4	North Andover	5	10	4	5
5	Tewksbury	3	12	3	2
6	Plymouth North	6	12	3	2
7	Norwood	7	12	2	2
8	Triton	9	12	3	1
9	Whitman-Hanson	10	12	4	1
10	Boston Latin	8	10	4	3
11	Wakefield	11	9	6	3
12	Dedham	12	12	3	3
13	Marblehead	13	11	3	3
14	Medfield	NR	8	4	4
15	Medway	NR	9	3	5

The teams remain the same, but there was some minor shuffling among the top 10 of this week’s Hockey Night Massachusetts Division 2 boys hockey rankings.

Not at the top, where No. 1 Canton continues to reside while pushing its unbeaten streak to 43 games. Nor in the No. 2 spot, once again held by Cape Ann League champion Masconomet.

But Lincoln-Sudbury jumps back up to No. 3 thanks to a win against Tewksbury, which slides back two spots to No. 5. In between them is MVC/DCL 2 rival North Andover, which bumps up a spot to No. 4 off a pair of wins.

No. 6 Plymouth North and No. 7 Norwood held their ground, with No. 8 Triton and No. 9 Whitman-Hanson up a spot. Boston Latin drops back a pair of spots to No. 10.

There are two new entries at the bottom of the rankings – No. 14 Medfield and No. 15 Medway.

This will be a huge week for the rankings with Canton and Lincoln-Sudbury set to square off Wednesday (7:20) at the Canton Ice House. Canton also travels to Braintree on Saturday, while Lincoln-Sudbury hosts Waltham.

Tewksbury travels to BC High on Monday (5 p.m.), though it is an exclusion game for the Redmen. Plymouth North opens with a strong Hopkinton team in next weekend’s Fairleigh Dickinson Tournament on Martha’s Vineyard. Norwood hosts Medfield on Wednesday (4:00, Bajko), and Medway visits No. 12 Dedham on Saturday (11:30 a.m.).

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Jim Clark has covered Massachusetts high school hockey for three decades, and joins Hockey Night in Boston for the 2019-20 season. Previously he was the lead high school hockey writer for 19 years for the Boston Herald, where he also worked full-time on the copy desk in the sports department and served as the paper's high schools editor from 2000-06. Clark was honored by the Mass. State Hockey Coaches Association with its William Stewart Award for contributions to the sport in May 2019, and also received the Joel Perlmutter Award for media coverage in 2006. A graduate of UMass, he also spent eight years as sports editor and reporter for the Sentinel & Enterprise in Fitchburg, Mass.

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