DigitalSports Baltimore Metro Top 20 Rankings

It's September and the high school fall sports season is officially underway.

The private schools got in their first competitions last week and the state public schools get underway in full force this weekend. DigitalSports is poised to continue in our roll as the area's undisputed leader in high school sports coverage and to start things off we are pleased to release our first full set of rankings for the 2008 season.

The DigitalSports Baltimore Metro Rankings are based on the consensus opinions of our Baltimore staff, in consultation with area coaches and other sport specific experts. All public and private schools located in our Baltimore coverage area, which includes Baltimore City, along with Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Cecil, Harford and Howard counties, are considered for these polls.

DigitalSports Baltimore Metro Top 20
(Sept. 1, 2008)

Rank	Team	Record	Rank Last Week
1.	River Hill	0-0	1
2.	McDonogh	0-0	2
3.	Archbishop Curley	0-1	3
4.	Marriotts Ridge	0-0	4
5.	Perry Hall	0-0	5
6.	Gilman	1-0	6
7.	Severna Park	0-0	7
8.	Fallston	0-0	8
9.	Liberty	0-0	9
10.	Loyola Blakefield	0-0	10
11.	Broadneck	0-0	11
12.	Calvert Hall	0-0	12
13.	Mount St. Joseph	0-0	13
14.	Loch Raven	0-0	14
15.	Annapolis	0-0	15
16.	Bel Air	0-0	16
17.	Eastern Tech	0-0	17
18.	South Carroll	0-0	18
19.	Oakland Mills	0-0	19
20.	Patapsco	0-0	20

Other Teams Considered:
C. Milton Wright (0-0)
Meade (0-0)
Old Mill (0-0)
Patterson (0-0)
Severn (0-0)

DigitalSports Baltimore Metro Top 20
(Sept. 1, 2008)

Rank	Team	Record	Rank Last Week
1.	St. Paul's School for Girls	0-0	1
2.	Reservoir	0-0	2
3.	Broadneck	0-0	3
4.	Severna Park	0-0	4
5.	Mount de Sales	0-0	5
6.	Dulaney	0-0	6
7.	Archbishop Spalding	0-0	7
8.	Fallston	0-0	8
9.	River Hill	0-0	9
10.	Centennial	0-0	10
11.	Towson	0-0	11
12.	Catonsville	0-0	12
13.	Rising Sun	0-0	13
14.	Wilde Lake	0-0	14
15.	Poly	0-0	15
16.	South Carroll	0-0	16
17.	Maryvale Prep	0-0	17
18.	Mercy	0-0	18
19.	Glenelg	0-0	19
20.	South River	0-0	20

Other Teams Considered:
Arundel (3-0)
Liberty (0-0)
Loch Raven (0-0)
Mount Hebron (0-0)
Old Mill (0-0)

DigitalSports Baltimore Metro Top 20
(Sept. 1, 2008)

Rank	Team	Conference	Rank Last Week
1.	Atholton	Howard	1
2.	Calvert Hall	MIAA	2
3.	River Hill	Howard	3
4.	Archbishop Spalding	MIAA	4
5.	Severna Park	Anne Arundel Co.	5
6.	Loch Raven	Baltimore Co.	6
7.	Century	MVAL	7
8.	Winters Mill	MVAL	8
9.	Hereford	Baltimore Co.	9
10.	Dulaney	Baltimore Co.	10
11.	Wilde Lake	Howard Co.	11
12.	Catonsville	Baltimore Co.	12
13.	Rising Sun	UCBAC	13
14.	Loyola	MIAA	14
15.	South Carroll	MVAL	15
16.	Chesapeake-AA	Anne Arundel Co.	16
17.	Mount Hebron	Howard Co.	17
18.	South River	Anne Arundel Co.	18
19.	Fallston	UCBAC	19
20.	Mervo	Baltimore City	20

Other Teams Considered:
Archbishop Curley (MIAA)
Elkton (UCBAC)
Marriotts Ridge (Howard Co.)
Northeast (Anne Arundel Co.)
Pikesville (Baltimore Co.)

DigitalSports Baltimore Metro Top 20
(Sept. 1, 2008)

Rank	Team	Record	Rank Last Week
1.	McDonogh	0-0	1
2.	River Hill	0-0	2
3.	Eastern Tech	0-0	3
4.	Fallston	0-0	4
5.	St. Vincent Pallotti	0-0	5
6.	Archbishop Spalding	0-0	6
7.	C. Milton Wright	0-0	7
8.	Wilde Lake	0-0	8
9.	Severna Park	0-0	9
10.	John Carroll	0-0	10
11.	Institute of Notre Dame	0-0	11
12.	Centennial	0-0	12
13.	Catonsville	0-0	13
14.	Loch Raven	0-0	14
15.	Century	0-0	15
16.	Winters Mill	0-0	16
17.	Glenelg	0-0	17
18.	Maryvale Prep	0-0	18
19.	Sparrows Point	0-0	19
20.	Broadneck	0-0	20

Other Teams Considered:
Arundel (0-0)
Hereford (0-0)
Kenwood (0-0)
Liberty (0-0)
North Harford (0-0)

DigitalSports Baltimore Metro Top 20
(Sept. 1, 2008)

Rank	Team	Record	Rank Last Week
1.	Garrison Forest	0-0	1
2.	Severna Park	0-0	2
3.	Fallston	0-0	3
4.	Broadneck	0-0	4
5.	South River	0-0	5
6.	Bryn Mawr	0-0	6
7.	Archbishop Spalding	0-0	7
8.	Towson	0-0	8
9.	Westminster	0-0	9
10.	Chesapeake-AA	0-0	10
11.	North Carroll	0-0	11
12.	McDonogh	0-0	12
13.	Rising Sun	0-0	13
14.	Hereford	0-0	14
15.	C. Milton Wright	0-0	15
16.	Catonsville	0-0	16

DigitalSports Baltimore Metro Top 20 Rankings - Week 1

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Published: 09/01/2008