Michael Calvo of Acton-Boxborough (Mass.), left, faces off against Andrew McCarthy of Franklin (Mass.). (Courtesy)
The MIAA season is past the halfway point. Teams are looking to improve their status and records with in-conference wins and cross-divisional rivalries, which are having huge impacts.
With high-stakes games going down every week, it’s been tough to pick out the best teams from such a vast array of conferences and divisions across the state. However, power rankings don't concern themselves with such stressors because wins don’t lie.
Who’s on top? Who’s rising in the ranks? And who are the favorites in their division?
We try to answer these questions and more as we present our MIAA Top 10.
