Alright, it's time again.
We contemplated not bringing back the Bedlam Poll this year, but after plenty of discussions and questions whether or not we'd be doing it again, here's our first version for the 2025 season.
We'll be doing this through the ISL postseason and then we'll have one final edition following the MIAA playoffs. Check out write ups for most of the teams here in our MIAA and ISL Top 10's.
1. St. Sebastian's
2. Belmont Hill
3. St. John's Prep
4. Middlesex
5. Noble & Greenough
6. Governor's Academy
7. Rivers
8. Lincoln-Sudbury
9. Medfield
10. BC High
11. Tabor Academy
12. Hingham
13. Winchester
14. Acton-Boxborough
15. Reading
16. Cohasset
17. Grot
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