Mass. HS Boys: Final Regular Season Division 2 Top 15: Lincoln-Sudbury Stays No. 1, But Canton, Masconomet Top Seeds

Massachusetts Boys D2 Top 15

Rank	Team	*PR	W	L	T
1	Lincoln-Sudbury	1	15	3	2
2	Canton	2	17	1	3
3	Masconomet	3	16	3	1
4	North Andover	4	12	4	6
5	Tewksbury	5	14	4	3
6	Plymouth North	6	15	4	2
7	Whitman-Hanson	8	15	5	1
8	Triton	7	14	4	2
9	Wakefield	10	11	6	3
10	Medfield	12	11	5	4
11	Marblehead	11	14	3	4
12	Norwood	13	14	3	3
13	Boston Latin	9	11	6	3
14	Medway	14	11	3	5
15	Dedham	15	13	4	3

Lincoln-Sudbury ends the regular season as the top team in Hockey Night’s Massachusetts Division 2 boys hockey rankings, having closed its schedule with a 1-1 tie against Div. 1 Natick and drawing a nomination for a Super Eight tournament berth.

But being No. 1 and skating off the Garden ice with the hardware on March 15 is the goal for each of the top 15 teams.

That is what Canton did last season, and the Bulldogs could have the horses to do it again. Ranked No. 2 again this week, Canton is the No. 1 seed in Div. 2 South, closing the season this past week with wins against Boston Latin and Medfield.

No. 3 Masconomet is the No. 1 seed in Division 2 North, ahead of second-seeded Lincoln-Sudbury. Tewksbury, the defending North champ and the No. 5 ranked team this week, finished with wins against Haverhill and rival Wilmington.

No. 4 North Andover will be another team to watch in what is always a loaded North bracket, while No. 6 Plymouth North (2 seed) and No. 7 Whitman-Hanson (4 seed) are among the teams that will be challengers to Canton’s throne in the South.

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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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