1 St Frances (4-0)

2 Spalding (4-1)

3 Mt St Joe (3-2)

4 Milford Mill (4-0)

5 Dunbar (4-0)

6 Mervo (4-0)

7 Calvert Hall (2-3)

8 Concordia Prep (4-1)

9 Broadneck (3-1)

10 McDonogh (2-2)

11 St Mary’s (4-0)

12 Pallotti (2-2)

13 McDonogh (1-3)

14 Gilman (3-2)

15 Arundel (3-1)

16 South Carroll (4-0)

17 Westminster (3-1)

18 Atholton (4-0)

19 Dundalk (3-1)

20 River Hill (4-0)

21 Glenelg (3-1)

22 Old Mill (2-2)

23 Curley (2-1)

24 Liberty (3-1)

25 Edgewood (4-0)

Next: Hereford (3-1), Bel Air (4-0), Franklin (2-2), Boys Latin (2-2), Wilde Lake (2-2), New Town (3-1), Chesapeake AA (3-1), John Carroll (1-3)

Baltimore Metro Game of the Week

Dunbar v Mervo, Thursday 6PM, at Morgan State – Two defending Baltimore City champions meet for just the second time since the city schools joined the MPSSAA in 1993. The undefeated Poets and the undefeated Mustangs. Last year’s affair was arguably the most exciting regular season game in all of the MPSSAA, with the Poets coming back from 16 down with less than three minutes to force overtime and pull out a 48-46 win. Poets quarterback Devin Roche leads the MPSSAA in rushing, averaging 193.3 yards per game on the ground, while the Mustangs rank third in the MPSSAA in points allowed, at 2 points per game. The Poets and Mustangs have split their last eight meetings, and five of the last seven have been decided by six points or less. 

Others:

Spalding @ Pallotti

Mt St Joe @ Gilman

McDonogh @ Loyola

Willie Sean Coughlan
Willie Sean Coughlan

HS Sports Analyst

Willie, a native of Chicago, and now a resident of Columbia for 40 years, is an educator at Homewood Center in Howard County, after spending 12 years as a real estate agent, following 10 years of running a small men’s retail company. Willie has contributed to Max Preps, Digital Sports, and Varsity Sports Network. Willie has produced MPSSAA top 25 rankings for both football and basketball for 15 years, across various platforms. From a large ‘sports family’, Willie’s brother Mike led Reservoir High to the 3A basketball state title game in 2018, while his nephew Anthony serves as the Indianapolis Colts College Scouting Coordinator.

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