MIAA releases initial 2024 spring power rankings. Where does your team stand?
Now they know where they stand.
The MIAA released the first edition of their spring power rankings Friday. Teams in the top 32 of the baseball, softball, boys and girls lacrosse, boys and girls tennis and boys volleyball will qualify for the tournament in each division as well as any teams above .500 rated 33 and higher. In boys rugby, the top four teams in Division 1 and top seven in Division 2 make the state tournament plus all teams above .500. All six girls rugby teams automatically qualify for the tournament, while the power rankings are used for seeding.
Baseball and softball have five divisions. There are four divisions in lacrosse and tennis, while boys volleyball and boys rugby sponsor two divisions.
Tennis brackets will be the first unveiled May 25. The rugby brackets are out May 28, while the baseball and lacrosse brackets will be released on May 29. The release dates of the softball and boys volleyball brackets are still TBD.
Here's where every MetroWest and Milford-area team stands in the initial 2024 MIAA spring power rankings release:
Baseball
Division 1
12. Lincoln-Sudbury (5-3)
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26. Framingham (5-4)
30. Wellesley (6-2)
35. Franklin (4-4)
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56. Natick (0-7)
Division 2
6. Hopkinton (4-3)
9. Milford (5-4)
20. Algonquin (3-4)
38. Westborough (3-4)
39. Wayland (1-6)
Division 3
7. Blackstone Valley Tech (7-1)
18. Holliston (5-4)
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24. Dover-Sherborn (6-3)
26. Marlborough (6-3)
34. Nipmuc (4-3)
36. Ashland (3-4)
39. Hudson (4-4)
56. Medway (1-6)
58. Tri-County (3-1)
65. Assabet Valley (1-6)
Division 4
9. Bellingham (5-3)
26. AMSA (3-2)
Division 5
2. Hopedale (8-2)
30. Millis (1-6)
37. Keefe Tech (1-5)
Softball
Division 1
7. Lincoln-Sudbury (7-0)
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17. Natick (5-2)
28. Franklin (3-5)
32. Wellesley (4-4)
34. Framingham (2-5)
40. Algonquin (2-4)
Division 2
11. Hopkinton (6-3)
17. Marlborough (5-3)
28. Milford (4-4)
29. Westborough (3-5)
39. Wayland (1-2)
40. Holliston (1-6)
Division 3
2. Hudson (5-2)
15. Nipmuc (7-0)
21. Medway (3-3)
23. Tri-County (4-1)
33. Blackstone Valley Tech (3-4)
51. Assabet Valley (1-3)
54. Ashland (0-6)
59. Dover-Sherborn (0-5)
Division 4
2. AMSA (5-1)
29. Bellingham (2-5)
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Division 5
7. Hopedale (7-0)
13. Millis (4-2)
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Boys lacrosse
Division 1
2. Lincoln-Sudbury (5-3)
9. Franklin (8-0)
12. Wellesley (4-4)
14. Natick (5-4)
16. Framingham (4-4)
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Division 2
16. Hopkinton (7-1)
19. Algonquin (5-3)
28. Milford (3-4)
44. Westborogh (2-2)
Division 3
5. Dover-Sherborn (4-4)
13. Blackstone Valley (6-10)
14. Ashland (2-4)
18. Holliston (2-4)
19. Wayland (3-3)
48. Tri-County (1-5)
50. Assabet Valley (3-5)
59. Hudson (0-5)
Division 4
10. AMSA (7-0)
15. Medway (5-2)
17. Nipmuc (3-3)
29. Bellingham (3-6)
Girls lacrosse
Division 1
2. Wellesley (6-1)
5. Lincoln-Sudbury (5-2)
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7. Natick (5-4)
17. Franklin (6-4)
38. Framingham (0-6)
Division 2
17. Westborough (8-2)
31. Algonquin (4-3)
34. Hopkinton (3-6)
41. Milford (1-6)
Division 3
4. Wayland (3-4)
7. Ashland (6-2)
12. Dover-Sherborn (5-2)
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17. Holliston (1-5)
22. Medway (2-4)
52. Tri-County (1-4)
53. Blackstone Valley Tech (2-5)
55. Marlborough (1-6)
58. Assabet Valley (1-5)
Division 4
10. Nipmuc (6-2)
32. AMSA (4-2)
34. Bellingham (1-7)
43. Hopedale (0-4)
50. Hudson (1-5)
Boys tennis
Division 1
14. Lincoln-Sudbury (1-1)
24. Wellesley (4-3)
34. Franklin (2-5)
40. Framingham (0-4)
41. Natick (0-5)
Division 2
1. Wayland (1-1)
8. Westborough (4-0)
13. Hopkinton (5-1)
39. Milford (0-5)
47. Algonquin (1-4)
Division 3
7. Dover-Sherborn (5-0)
20. Marlborough (5-1)
40. Ashland (2-4)
47. Holliston (0-5)
Division 4
27. Hopedale (4-3)
Girls tennis
Division 1
9. Algonquin (4-1)
12. Lincoln-Sudbury (2-1)
13. Franklin (6-0)
14. Wellesley (5-0)
23. Hopkinton (2-3)
36. Natick (2-3)
46. Framingham (0-5)
Division 2
5. Westborough (1-1)
18. Holliston (3-2)
23. Wayland (1-1)
39. Ashland (1-4)
53. Milford (0-6)
59. Marlborough (2-3)
Division 3
2. Dover-Sherborn (5-1)
17. Medway (3-4)
49. Hudson (3-2)
Division 4
4. Hopedale (5-0)
12. Millis (3-1)
33. AMSA (1-5)
Boys volleyball
Division 1
2. Natick (7-1)
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4. Milford (9-2)
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9. Lincoln-Sudbury (5-2)
33. Wellesley (4-4)
34. Framingham (2-5)
37. Nipmuc (6-4)
54. Algonquin (2-5)
Division 2
3. Wayland (5-2)
10. Keefe Tech (9-1)
11. Marlborough (8-2)
32. Bellingham (3-4)
42. Assabet Valley (4-5)
48. Millis (3-5)
Boys rugby
Division 1
6. Lincoln-Sudbury (1-3)
Division 2
7. Algonquin (2-0)
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Girls rugby
Division 1
2. Algonquin (2-0)
4. Lincoln-Sudbury (1-1)
This article originally appeared on MetroWest Daily News: Where every MetroWest team stands in the MIAA spring power rankings
