Melrose shows up at number 14 overall, reflecting the schedule so far. No reason to fret fans, as Melrose plays number 2 (Barnstable), number 3 (Central), number 6 (Feehan), and number 12 (Canton) later this season. It's easy to see that the power is in the Central and the South. Rankings don't always tell the story though, either. In preseason play, Melrose handled both Feehan and Frontier. All that being said, it makes for great discussion.
Monday, September 28, 2009
MaxPreps Rankings Are Out
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Melrose shows up at number 14 overall, reflecting the schedule so far. No reason to fret fans, as Melrose plays number 2 (Barnstable), number 3 (Central), number 6 (Feehan), and number 12 (Canton) later this season. It's easy to see that the power is in the Central and the South. Rankings don't always tell the story though, either. In preseason play, Melrose handled both Feehan and Frontier. All that being said, it makes for great discussion.
Melrose shows up at number 14 overall, reflecting the schedule so far. No reason to fret fans, as Melrose plays number 2 (Barnstable), number 3 (Central), number 6 (Feehan), and number 12 (Canton) later this season. It's easy to see that the power is in the Central and the South. Rankings don't always tell the story though, either. In preseason play, Melrose handled both Feehan and Frontier. All that being said, it makes for great discussion.
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